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INTERACTIVE GAMBLING REGULATIONS (NO. 31 OF 1998) - REG 3

Interpretation

    In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears—

“accounting and auditing computer system” means a computer system used by a licensed provider to record or check 1 or more of the following in an authorised game:

        (a)     the wagers made by players;

        (b)     other amounts received from players;

        (c)     the amount paid to players;

        (d)     the authentication of players;

        (e)     game play information;

        (f)     the prizes (monetary and non-monetary) to be won;

“certified copy”, in relation to a document, means a copy of the document certified by a legal practitioner, a justice of the peace or a notary public for the Territory or elsewhere, as a true copy;
“end user device” means computer software or hardware necessary to—

        (a)     enable a player to make a wager in an authorised game; or

        (b)     inform the player of the result of an authorised game;

“gross profit”, in relation to an authorised game, means the difference between the gambling turnover and the value of the total amount of prizes won in the game;
“interactive computer system” means a computer system used for the conduct of interactive games by a licensed provider;
“interactive network controller” means a device electronically linking an interactive computer system to an end user device;
“non-participating jurisdiction” means—

        (a)     a State or another Territory that is not declared to be a participating jurisdiction; and

        (b)     a country other than Australia;

“the Act” means the Interactive Gambling Act 1998 .



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