Information

  • Document No.

  • VENUE NAME

  • AUDIT TYPE

  • CONDUCTED ON

  • PREPARED BY

  • WHICH VENUE MEMBER WAS WITH YOU DURING THE AUDIT?

GAMING COMPLIANCE AUDIT

PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

  • ATMs are available for the use of debit cards only.

  • ATM is not located in, or in close proximity to the gaming room.

  • Gaming equipment is not readily visible to passing pedestrians.

  • Gaming does not dominate external signage or promotional activity.

COMPLIANCE SIGNAGE

  • The venue has their responsible gaming policy readily available to view.

  • Gaming licence is displayed. The licence is current and valid.

  • The Rules ancillary to gaming are displayed in the gaming room.

  • The venue's gaming nominee signage is displayed and current.

  • Gambling assistance takeaway cards are available from 3 different locations within the gaming room.

  • Responsible gambling signage is clearly visible at all cash points and in toilets.

  • The venue's gaming customer liaison officer signage is displayed.

  • The cash payout limit is displayed and current for Gaming and Keno.

  • The venue's financial transaction policy and odds of winning signage is displayed.

COMPLIANCE FOLDERS

  • The venue's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Compliance (AML/CTF Rules) program is accurate and valid.

  • The AML/CTF folder is located in the gaming room and readily accessible.

  • There is an up to date record of payouts over $10,000.00 (AML/CTF Register).

  • The Excluded Persons Register is located in the gaming room and is accurate and valid.

  • Gaming staff on duty are familiar with venue-initiated exclusion and self-exclusion forms and reporting tools.

  • The venue completes a review of the exclusion report every 6 months.

  • Gaming staff are aware that they must notify OLGR of any contravention of orders and directions within 7 days.

  • Signed off By - Auditor

  • Signed off By - Venue Representative

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