Gambling Act 2005
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247 Family entertainment centre gaming machine permit
(1) A person does not commit an offence under section 37 or 242 if he makes a Category D gaming machine available for use in accordance with a family entertainment centre gaming machine permit. (2) A family entertainment centre gaming machine permit is a permit issued by a licensing authority authorising a person to make Category D gaming machines available for use in a specified family entertainment centre. (3) Schedule 10 makes further provision about family entertainment centre gaming machine permits.
247 Family entertainment centre gaming machine permit
(1) A person does not commit an offence under section 37 or 242 if he makes a Category D gaming machine available for use in accordance with a family entertainment centre gaming machine permit. (2) A family entertainment centre gaming machine permit is a permit issued by a licensing authority authorising a person to make Category D gaming machines available for use in a specified family entertainment centre. (3) Schedule 10 makes further provision about family entertainment centre gaming machine permits.
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