National Gambling Act, 1996 (Act No. 33 of 1996)Regulations on Limited Payout MachinesChapter 122. Confidentiality |
| 1) | An applicant may identify any document or information in the application which, in the opinion of the applicant, is confidential and should not be disclosed to the public and show cause why the provincial licensing authority may determine that such document or information should be open for public inspection. |
| 2) | A provincial licensing authority may determine that any document or information contained in an application and identified as such by the applicant in terms of subregulation (1) is confidential and should not be open to public inspection where such information relates to- |
| a) | the names of the prospective employees; |
| b) | the personal history and financial capacity of the persons participating in the application, including the applicant itself, himself or herself; |
| c) | the business plans or the applicant; or |
| d) | the financial projections of the applicant. |
| 3) | Any person commenting or objecting to an application may show good cause why the provincial licensing authority may determine that the identity of such person should not be divulged to any other person. |