# The Remote Gaming Duty Regulations 2007, Regulation 3: Registration


(1) Registration of a person (P) in relation to P’s provision of facilities for remote gaming in respect of which remote gaming duty may be chargeable is conditional on a successful application by P to the Commissioners.
(2) The Commissioners need not register P as of earlier than the fourteenth day after the one on which they receive that application.
But if P is a foreign person (see section 26J(6) of the Act), they need not register P as of any day in the month that starts on the day they receive that application.
(3) Any application must be made on the form GD 120 as provided to the applicant by the Commissioners (reproduced in the Schedule – Application for registration), and must provide all the relevant information sought by that form.
This includes the signing of the declaration, if appropriate, that the other information on the form and in any accompanying document is true and complete.
(4) A person whom the Commissioners have registered in relation to the provision of such facilities must notify them of any change to that information, and in this context “change” includes failing or ceasing to provide such facilities.
The notification must be in writing.
It must be delivered to the Commissioners no later than the fourteenth day after the change in question.
(5) A person whom the Commissioners have registered in relation to the provision of such facilities may be de-registered by them for failing or ceasing to provide such facilities.
(6) The Commissioners may make the registration or continued registration of a foreign person (see section 26J(6) of the Act) conditional on that person (P)—
(a) providing what the Commissioners consider adequate security for payment of any remote gaming duty for which P is or may become liable (see section 26I(1) of the Act);
(b) appointing a person other than a foreign person (and whom the Commissioners otherwise consider suitable for the purpose) as a representative with responsibility for discharging P’s liability for payment of remote gaming duty.
The expression “foreign person” in sub-paragraph (b) carries the meaning described by section 26J(6), but disregarding the reference to section 26J(5), of the Act.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/2192/regulation/3 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/remote-gaming-duty-regulations-2007/regulation-3
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