Gaming and Gambling Licences in UK Law

  • Administrative problems of the provincial sales tax on beer in Papua New Guinea
    • No. 1-1, January 1981
    • Public Administration and Development
    With the establishment of provincial government in Papua New Guinea, the Organic Law has conferred on the provincial governments the authority to raise revenue using local revenue bases including r...
    ... ... a fee is charged (c) fees for traders licences (d) fees for licences to sell intoxicating r (e) fees for gambling, lottery and gaming licences (f) taxes on land ... ...
  • Criminological measures to counteract corruption offences in the field of illegal gambling
    • No. 30-1, January 2023
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 0000
    Purpose: Despite all the anti-corruption measures and anti-corruption initiatives, people offer or accept bribes without any hesitation. As anywhere in the world, the negative consequences of corru...
    ... ... , video gameterminals, sports betting, online games and other gaming services legally permitted in therelevant jurisdiction.Gambling, as a ... to the gaming business;an obstacle in obtaining special permits, licences to engage in gambling business (the so-called “state racket”or trade ... ...
  • Gambling and adult safeguarding: connections and evidence
    • No. 19-6, December 2017
    • The Journal of Adult Protection
    • 333-344
    Purpose: Opportunities to gamble have boomed in the UK in recent years, since the passing of the Gambling Act 2005. The implications of this for adults with care and support needs and for safeguard...
    ... ... slot machine style games/instant wins (1.7 per cent), virtual gaming machines in abookmakers (1.5 per cent), dog races (1.1 per cent), other ... overseeing gambling opportunities in their role asapprovers of licences, but they are also responsible for adult safeguarding with partners, ... ...
  • The Gambling Act 2005: Regulatory Containment and Market Control
    • No. 70-4, July 2007
    • The Modern Law Review
    The Act marks a fundamental shift from legislative to market control of gambling. While plans for Las Vegas style casinos and internet gambling sites in Britain have suffered setbacks, restrictions...
    ... ... and stimulation of demand for gambling, enshrined in the Gaming Act 1 968, have been abandoned. In their place, a new regulatory bo dy, ... syst em of ‘oper ating’ ,‘personal ’ and‘premises ’ licences is intr oduced and magistra tes’ co urts lose their licensing resp ... ...
  • The Gambling Review Report: Redefining the Social and Economic Regulation of Commercial Gambling
    • No. 66-4, July 2003
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... 2 Including 12% Lottery Duty, betting and gaming duties amounted in 2001/2002 to B d 1.44. 3 A prevalence survey conducted ... obliged to take into account when considering applications for licences under the 1968 Act; Part 1 concerns the question of demand. The Memorandum ... ...
  • Regulation and the Public Interest: Commercial Gambling and the National Lottery
    • No. 59-4, July 1996
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... It holds separate licences, awarded under section 6, for the promotion of individual ... for the regulation of commercial gambling (in particular, gaming); the impetus for and the distribution of the proceeds of the ... ...
  • Getting the Bingo Hall Back Again? Gender, Gambling Law Reform, and Regeneration Debates in a District Council Licensing Board
    • No. 20-3, September 2011
    • Social & Legal Studies
    • 0000
    This article explores the gendered nature of gambling promotion as a modality of economic regeneration in the aftermath of the Gambling Act 2005. Using an exploratory case study of a district counc...
    ... ... The Betting and Gaming Act 1960 ushered in a brief period of liberaliza-tion, but moral panic ... Commission grants operator licences, district councils decide licensing applications forgambling premises, ... ...
  • Internet, Casinos and Money Laundering
    • No. 2-2, April 1998
    • Journal of Money Laundering Control
    • 134-147
    Money laundering, casinos and the Internet may become unavoidably intertwined in the next decade. Money laundering is the process by which criminals transform the money that they receive from crimi...
    ... ... operation in Great Britain before the Gaming Act of 1968. Casino gambling is carefully ... 19 operate virtual casinos and four have licences to operate both). Antigua charges $100,000 annual ... ...
  • Institutional anomie theory and gambling-related crime: An empirical test in Macau
    • No. 56-2-3, June 2023
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    • 0000
    To date, scholars have rarely applied institutional anomie theory to gambling-related crime. Using time series data on the rates of illegal gambling, money laundering, organised crime, and drug-rel...
    ... ... industry and the major source of tax revenue for local government, gaming haseconomically and socially played a pivotal role in Macau, which has ... ly after the Macauauthorities expanded the number of g aming licences in 2002. The Macau GDP per ca pitagrew from MOP $126,271 (USD $15, 733) in ... ...
  • Institutional anomie theory and gambling-related crime: An empirical test in Macau
    • No. 56-2-3, June 2023
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    • 0000
    To date, scholars have rarely applied institutional anomie theory to gambling-related crime. Using time series data on the rates of illegal gambling, money laundering, organised crime, and drug-rel...
    ... ... industry and the major source of tax revenue for local government, gaming haseconomically and socially played a pivotal role in Macau, which has ... ly after the Macauauthorities expanded the number of g aming licences in 2002. The Macau GDP per ca pitagrew from MOP $126,271 (USD $15, 733) in ... ...
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