Gambling Act 2005
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169 Conditions imposed or excluded by licensing authority
(1) Where a licensing authority issue a premises licence they may— (a) attach a condition to the licence; (b) exclude a condition that would otherwise be attached to the licence by virtue of section 168. (2) A condition attached to the licence under subsection (1)(a) may, in particular, address a matter addressed by a condition excluded under subsection (1)(b). (3) A condition attached to the licence under subsection (1)(a) may apply in relation to the premises generally or only in relation to a specified part of the premises. (4) A licensing authority may not attach a condition to a premises licence which prevents compliance with a condition of the operating licence which authorises the holder to carry out the activity in respect of which the premises licence is granted.
169 Conditions imposed or excluded by licensing authority
(1) Where a licensing authority issue a premises licence they may— (a) attach a condition to the licence; (b) exclude a condition that would otherwise be attached to the licence by virtue of section 168. (2) A condition attached to the licence under subsection (1)(a) may, in particular, address a matter addressed by a condition excluded under subsection (1)(b). (3) A condition attached to the licence under subsection (1)(a) may apply in relation to the premises generally or only in relation to a specified part of the premises. (4) A licensing authority may not attach a condition to a premises licence which prevents compliance with a condition of the operating licence which authorises the holder to carry out the activity in respect of which the premises licence is granted.
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