Introduction
If you're wanting to test gaming machines to determine whether they meet technical standards, you'll need to apply for a gaming machine testing facility licence.
You must be a corporation, and the licence allows you to test the machines in or on the premises specified on the licence.
Eligibility
- The company probity forms must be completed by the principal executive officer of the corporation, or another person:
- who has knowledge of the relevant facts
- who has been duly appointed by the company board to complete the forms
- whose authority has been minuted.
What you need
- the required payment
- the application forms:
- company probity form (part A)
- company probity form (part B)
- individual probity form.
- a recent colour passport size photo of the person completing the individual probity form
- a JP or legal practitioner to:
- witness the required affidavits
- verify identity where required.
- a photocopy of the item/s used to verify identity, such as a driver licence or a passport.
How to apply
- Email lgnsw.approvals@liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au to request the following application forms:
- company probity form (part A)
- company probity form (part B)
- individual probity form.
- Read the 'Instructions for Completion', as set out in each form.
- Complete the 3 forms, including the checklists, and affidavits (where applicable).
- Make 2 copies of each completed form.
- Collect all the corporate and personal documents as itemised on each form.
- Gather together:
- the 3 original completed application forms
- the 2 copies of each completed application form
- all the required supporting documentation, photo/s and photocopy/s as indicated on the 3 application forms.
- Lodge your application with payment, and mark 'confidential':
- in person – Market Product Approvals & Casino Operations, Liquor & Gaming NSW, Level 6, 323 Castlereagh Street, Haymarket NSW 2000, or
- by post – Market Product Approvals & Casino Operations , Liquor & Gaming NSW, GPO Box 7060, Sydney NSW 2001.
More information
- The forms must be completed in English, and any supporting documentation not in English must have a certified English translation appended.
To make sure that you have all the information and documentation you need to complete this transaction, please visit Liquor & Gaming NSW.
Last updated: 24 February 2021