Regulation 14 Fees for ancillary remote operating licencesI1
England, Wales and Scotland
This paragraph applies to a remote operating licence which—
is held by the holder of a non-remote casino operating licence, and
only authorises the licensee to provide facilities for single premises gaming by means of remote communication equipment that is situated entirely on the set of premises on which the gaming takes place.
This paragraph applies to a remote operating licence which—
is held by the holder of a non-remote bingo operating licence, and
does not authorise the licensee to provide facilities for the playing of bingo other than—
by means of remote communication equipment, and
by people who are situated on licensed premises.
This paragraph applies to a remote operating licence which—
is held by the holder of—
a non-remote general betting (limited) operating licence, or
a non-remote general betting (standard) operating licence, and
only authorises the licensee to provide facilities for betting by means of a telephone.
This paragraph applies to a remote operating licence which—
is held by the holder of any of the following licences—
a non-remote gaming machine technical (full) operating licence,
a non-remote gaming machine technical (supplier) operating licence,
a non-remote gaming machine technical (software) operating licence, or
a non-remote gambling software operating licence, and
only authorises the licensee to supply software by email.
The application fee for an ancillary remote operating licence is £100.
The first annual fee for an ancillary remote operating licence is £25.
The annual fee for an ancillary remote operating licence is £25.
Nothing in this regulation limits the generality of the powers conferred by sections 75, 77 and 78 of the Act (conditions imposed by Commission (general and individual) and the Secretary of State) to attach conditions to ancillary remote operating licences.
Annotations
Commencement
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Reg. 14 in force at 1.1.2007, see reg. 1(2)