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Disposing of gaming machines

The Office of Liquor and Gaming must be notified when gaming machines are disposed of in Queensland, either by sale or destruction.

Form 57 – Application for the acquisition/replacement/disposal of gaming machines (PDF 145 K)

Form - Declaration destruction of gaming machines (PDF 170 K)

Last reviewed 12 November 2010

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