(3) A person authorized by the Authority or a police officer of the rank of
Inspector and above acting under this regulation may take with him such other
persons and things as may be necessary for the purpose of this regulation.
(4) The Commissioner of Taxes, or any officer authorized by him, may,
in exercise of his functions under any written law, at any time, enter any premises
specified in a gaming machine licence and inspect for the purpose of he written
law books, documents and other papers kept in connection with gaming carried
on in those premises and may detain for purpose of investigation or make
extracts from or copies of any such books, documents or papers.
14.
No person shall prevent, hinder or obstruct a police officer, a person
authorized by the Authority, the Commissioner of Taxes or any officer
authorized by the Commissioner of Taxes in the performance of the functions
under Regulations 13.
15.
(1) The Authority may, on application under regulation 3, grant a gaming
machine licence for a period of one year or five years.
(2) Where a gaming machine licence is granted for a period of 5 years,
the licensee shall pay the annual licence fee, for the period subsequent to the first
year, on or before the beginning of each subsequent year.
(3) A gaming machine licence granted(a) -for a period of one year shall cease to be valid at the end of
that year;
(b) for a period of five years shall, where the licence(i) fails to pay the annual licence fee in accordance with
subregulation (2), unless earlier revoked, cease to be
valid at the beginning of the year for which the annual
licence fee is due and payable;
(ii) pays the annual licence fee in accordance with
subregulation (2), unless earlier revoked, cease to be
valid at the end of five years.
(4) A gaming machine licence is not transferable.
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SCHEDULE - FEES
Regulation 9
1.
Processing an application
R200
2.
An annual licence fee
R1000 per gaming
machine