Third Schedule — GAMING ACT
Third Schedule · GAMING ACT
Amended by:
L.N. 278 of 2019.
(Article 23)
Criminal offences
(a)
Providing a gaming service and, or a critical gaming
supply which requires a licence, without the
necessary licence issued by the Authority or another
competent authority in the European Union or the
European Economic Area, or aiding, abetting or
otherwise facilitating such a provision.
(b)
Acting contrary to, or not adhering to the fullest extent
possible to, an order issued by the Authority, howsoever
named.
(c)
Committing one or more of the breaches envisaged in
articles 29, 30, 32 and 33 of this Act.
(d)
Preventing, obstructing, or delaying any Police officer
or any officer of the Authority lawfully authorised to
enter any premises suspected to be used in contravention
of any regulatory instrument, or giving an alarm or
warning in case of such entry.
(e)
Using, transferring the possession of, sending or
delivering to any person or place, acquiring, receiving,
keeping, transporting, transmitting, altering, disposing
of or otherwise dealing with, in any manner or by any
means, any money, property (whether movable or
immovable) or any proceeds of any such money or
property with intent to conceal or convert that money
or property or those proceeds and knowing or
suspecting that all or a part of that money or property, or
of those proceeds, was obtained or received, directly or
indirectly, as a result of any act of commission or
omission which constitutes an offence against this
Act.
(f)
Failing to effect payments to players when lawfully due
Provided that where it is disputed whether a payment is
lawfully due or otherwise, such payment will be deemed
to be lawfully due for the purpose of this provision when
there is a final binding decision to that effect by a
competent court of law or dispute resolution entity.
(g)
Failing to ensure the integrity and availability of
essential regulatory data.
(h)
Any other breach specified in any regulatory instrument
GAMING
which is defined therein as giving rise to a criminal
offence or an offence against this Act.