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Pub Permits |
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Also see Club Gaming Permits Licences (AMLD) |
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| Notification for 2 or Less Gaming Machines (Gaming Machine Permits) |
| Public Houses and some Clubs (where they have a Premises Certificate instead of a Club Premises Certificate) require Notification of 2 or less Gaming Machines to allow the use of Gaming Machines in their premises. This is granted from your local Council and will allow the use of up to two machines from Categories C or D. You have an automatic entitlement for Notification for 2 or Less Gaming Machines but this will need to be authorised by the local Council using the relevant application form (See Below). |
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| If you require additional machines a special Permit will be required. Please contact Automatic Machine Services Ltd or you local Council for more information. |
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| The Gambling Act 2005 recognises: |
| The Government’s aim is for gaming machines to only be in premises where children's access is controlled. |
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| Only premises where alcohol sales are not ancillary to other activities are eligible to obtain licensed premises Gaming Machine Permits. |
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| The purpose is to ensure that premises that provide gaming machines do not allow unaccompanied children on to the premises. |
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| Who does this permit apply to? |
| A Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit applies to premises with a Licensing Act 2003 on-premises alcohol licence which contains a bar at which alcohol is served, but without a requirement that alcohol is served only with food and only at a time when alcohol may be sold in reliance on the LA 2003 Premises Licence. |
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| The Gambling Act provides an automatic entitlement to make available two gaming machines of Categories C or D for use in appropriate premises licensed under the Licensing Act 2003. |
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| To take advantage of this entitlement, the Premises Licence Holder must give notice to the Council of their intention to make gaming machines available for use, and must pay the prescribed fee (please see the Fees heading below). |
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| More than Two Machines: |
| Relevant premises may also apply for a permit to provide a greater number of machines. This means obtaining a Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit from the Council. A Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit allows any number of Category C or D machines to be provided in licensed premises. |
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| Where such a Permit is granted, it will effectively replace any automatic entitlement to two machines as described above. |
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| Fees |
| Please contact your local Council for confirmation of the fee payable. |
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| Application Form: |
| Application forms are available from your local Council, alternatively, please click on the link below to download a standard application form for “Notification of Two or Less Gaming Machine Permit”. |
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to AMS Notification of Two or Less Gaming Machine Permit |
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| If you require any further assistance please contact Automatic Machine Services Ltd on Tel 01959 564331. |
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