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Gambling Act 2005

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As published

310 Premises licensed for alcohol

(1) An enforcement officer or an authorised local authority officer may enter premises in respect of which an application has been made under Schedule 13 for a purpose connected with the consideration of the application. (2) A constable, enforcement officer or authorised local authority officer may enter premises in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence has effect for the purpose of— (a) determining whether gaming carried on satisfies the conditions in section 279; (b) in the case of bingo played on the premises, determining— (i) whether the terms and conditions of any relevant operating licence are being complied with; (ii) whether section 281 applies; (c) ascertaining the number and category of gaming machines being made available for use on the premises.

Your change, as a redline

310 Premises licensed for alcohol

(1) An enforcement officer or an authorised local authority officer may enter premises in respect of which an application has been made under Schedule 13 for a purpose connected with the consideration of the application. (2) A constable, enforcement officer or authorised local authority officer may enter premises in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence has effect for the purpose of— (a) determining whether gaming carried on satisfies the conditions in section 279; (b) in the case of bingo played on the premises, determining— (i) whether the terms and conditions of any relevant operating licence are being complied with; (ii) whether section 281 applies; (c) ascertaining the number and category of gaming machines being made available for use on the premises.

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