Every person employed in a gaming area must hold a current Responsible Conduct of Gambling (RCG) certificate issued by an L&GNSW-approved provider. Certificates require renewal; the venue's training policy sets the renewal interval.
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Fine; potential suspension of gaming licence conditions.
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.
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