Queensland Gaming Commission
The Commission typically meets twelve times a year with meetings held at the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing's office in Brisbane.
The various functions and responsibilities performed by the Commission include:
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the issuing, cancelling and suspending of various licences including Gaming Machine Licences, Monitoring Operators Licences and Major Dealers Licences
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the determining of the permitted hours of gaming at sites and other operational conditions
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the determining of the maximum number of machines operable at sites.
As required by the provisions of the Gaming Machine Act 1991, the Commission reports annually to the Minister on the Commission and its operations. The Minister lays these reports before the Legislative Assembly within 14 sitting days of their receipt.
Additionally, the Commission also publishes guidelines on various matters relating to the Commission's functions and other documents associated with conducting business with the Commission.
These documents can be accessed from the Publications & Resources area of this website.
The Gaming Machine Act 1991 stipulates that the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing is to provide the Commission with the required administration and advisory services and to fund its expenses. The Commission's contact details are consequently:
Queensland Gaming Commission
Locked Bag 180 CITY EAST QLD 4002
Tel 07 3872 0999
Fax 07 3872 0998
Last reviewed 2 January 2009
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