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Getting a Licence

The Office of Liquor and Gaming regulates machine gaming in Queensland. This includes issuing licences to individuals and organisations operating or working in hotels and clubs, and the suppliers of gaming machines and monitoring services to the industry.

Individuals wanting employment in the gaming industry

• Gaming employee
• Gaming nominee
• Gaming repairer
• Key monitoring employee
• Wagering key person
• Keno employee
• Lottery key person

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Service contractors, equipment suppliers and monitoring services

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Last reviewed 23 February 2012

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