← Gaming Machines Act 2001 (NSW)

Manage self-exclusion revocation

NSW · Liquor & Gaming NSWDoes (triggered)

A self-excluded patron may only have their self-exclusion lifted after the minimum period and following the prescribed revocation process.

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Operational metadata

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Citation
Gaming Machines Act 2001 (NSW), self-exclusion revocation provisions
Read on legislation.nsw.gov.au →
Frequency
On event
Binds
venue, gm
Strategic tier
Does (triggered)
Venue Axis initiates the regulatory action when conditions are met — e.g. TTR or SMR pipelines triggered at thresholds, escalation dispatch, MVSE breach cross-venue notification.
Consequence of breach

What can go wrong.

Premature revocation of a self-exclusion is treated as a licensing breach.

Consequences are summarised from the underlying legislation. Specific penalties depend on the breach pattern, prior history, and the regulator's enforcement posture. Talk to a liquor and gaming lawyer for a definitive view of your venue's exposure.

Related obligations

Other items in Gaming Machines Act 2001 (NSW).

Does (enforced)

Maintain self-exclusion register →

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Does (enforced)

Enforce self-exclusion on entry →

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Does (triggered)

Offer self-exclusion to patrons showing problem-gambling behaviour →

Staff observing indicators of problem gambling must offer the patron information about self-exclusion and, where requested, facilitate it.

Does (enforced)

Responsible Gambling Officer on duty during gaming operations →

A trained Responsible Gambling Officer must be on duty whenever gaming machines are operating. The shift must be logged so the venue can pro…

Supports

Welfare interventions and duty of care →

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Tracks

Display problem-gambling and self-exclusion signage →

The prescribed problem-gambling warning, self-exclusion information, and counselling contact signage must be displayed at entries to the gam…

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