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84
NO. 10 OF 2006


(g) require the junket promoter or the casino operator concerned to give the Authority advance notice of any arrangement for premium players and to furnish to the Authority specified information concerning the arrangement;
(h) regulate the conduct of licensed junket promoters and prescribe the disciplinary actions, including a financial penalty not exceeding $400,000, against any licensed junket promoter who contravenes any provision of the regulations; and
(i) provide that any contravention of any provision of the regulations shall be an offence punishable with a fine not exceeding $100,000 or with imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or with both.

Division 3—Disputes between casino operator and patron

Resolution of dispute as to winnings, losses or manner in which game conducted

111.—(1) Where a casino operator and a patron of the casino are unable to resolve to the satisfaction of the patron any dispute as to alleged winnings, alleged losses or the manner in which a game is conducted, and the dispute involves—

(a) at least $1,000, the casino operator shall immediately notify an inspector; or
(b) less than $1,000, the casino operator shall inform the patron of his right to request that an inspector conduct an investigation.

(2) An inspector who is notified of a dispute under subsection (1) shall conduct such investigations as he thinks necessary and shall determine whether payment should be made.

(3) Failure of a casino operator to notify an inspector or inform the patron as provided in subsection (1) is grounds for disciplinary action.

Reconsideration of inspector’s decision

112.—(1) Any party aggrieved by the decision of an inspector under section 111 may, in the prescribed manner and within the prescribed time, appeal to the Authority requesting a hearing to reconsider the decision of the inspector.