National Gambling Act, 2004 (Act No. 7 of 2004)

Chapter 3 : Jurisdiction and Licensing

Part D : Licensing norms and standards

48. Licence criteria, categories and conditions

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1)A national licence or a provincial licence must specify-
a)The identity of the licensee;
b)the activities that the licence permits the licensee to engage in, conduct or make available to the public; and
c)other than an employment licence, the premises at, in or from which the licensee is permitted to operate.

 

2)A provincial licensing authority issuing a national licence or a provincial licence may issue it only as-
a)a permanent licence:
b)a temporary licence, subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions within a specified period, with the intention that upon fulfillment of those conditions, a permanent licence will be issued in substitution of the temporary licence;
c)a provisional or other interim licence provided for in applicable provincial law; or
d)subject to subsection (1), a special event licence which permits the licensed activity on specified dates only in a particular location set out in the licence.

 

2A)The board issuing a national licence may issue it as—
a)a permanent licence; or
b)a temporary licence, subject to the fulfilment of certain conditions within a specified period, with the intention that upon fulfilment of those conditions, a permanent licence will be issued in substitution of the temporary licence

 

3)A special event licence may not be issued in respect of the operation of a casino or a gambling machine.

 

4)A provincial licensing authority or the board issuing a national licence must issue a licence certificate in the prescribed form to the licensee.

 

5)A provincial licensing authority issuing a national licence or a provincial licence-
a)may issue it with or without conditions; and
b)must set out in the licence certificate-
i)the duration of the licence:
ii)the specific activities permitted in terms of the licence or a reference to the applicable law that describes such activities; and
iii)the name or description of the specific premises in, on or from which the licensed activity may take place, unless it is an employment licence.

 

6)The board issuing a national licence—
a)may issue it with or without conditions; and
b)must set out in the licence certificate—
i)the duration of the licence;
ii)the specific activities permitted in terms of the licence or a reference to the applicable law that describes such activities; and
iii)the name or description of the specific premises in, on or from which the licensed activity may take place