Nsw Gambling Licence
NSW residents now can access the following digital licences on the Service NSW app:
Nsw Gambling Licence Requirements
The Office of Responsible Gambling currently has the following opportunities for funding: Infrastructure Grants. Responsible Gambling Fund Grants. Activate Sydney@Night Grants. NSW Liquor Accords Grants. 2019 RGAW - Community Event Grants Program. Gambling research capacity grants. Learn about the permits you need to operate gaming machines in your venue. Gaming licence fees and tax Find out about the fees and taxes to be paid by hotel and club gaming venues. Sports wagering in NSW We are responsible for advising the NSW Government in relation to wagering policy, associated legislation, and strategies for reducing the harms associated with problem gambling. Hotel and club gaming licences A hotel and club licence are the two types of licences that allow you to operate gaming machines. Wagering in NSW. We are responsible for advising the NSW Government in relation to wagering policy, associated legislation, and strategies for reducing the harms associated with problem gambling. We closely monitor fixed odds and totalizator betting to ensure the integrity of wagering and commitment to responsible practices.
- Recreational Fishing Fee (fishing licence)
- Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) and Responsible Conduct of Gambling (RCG) Competency Cards.
Digital licences are optional, with physical licence cards to remain available for all licence holders. Users who carry only a digital version of their licence must ensure their device remains charged and accessible.
Nsw Gaming Licence Search
Digital licences can be sighted just like physical licences, and authorities can use a purpose-built checker app to verify whether a digital licence is current or has conditions.
The digital platform also allows customers to view when their licence was checked, update their account and view licence details.
Security has been paramount in developing the digital licence platform, which uses security features similar to phone banking. Licence data is securely stored in the user’s MyServiceNSW account.
Nsw Gambling Licence Application
Minister for Finance, Services and Property Dominic Perrottet said the two new digital licences paved the way for digital driver licences by 2019.
“We are determined to offer the best services to make life easier for the people of NSW,” Mr Perrottet said.
“If you carry a smartphone in your pocket and you’re looking forward to a wallet-free future, digital licences make so much sense – they’re easily accessible, safe and secure, and it’s one less thing to stuff in your wallet.”