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ACT Gambling and Racing Commission Annual Report 2003-2004

The Gaming Machine Act is a key piece of legislation in respect of gambling in the ACT and John took this review very seriously. Earlier this year that work culminated in the passage of the new Act, incorporating many of the recommendations that the Review had made. More details about...

Tags: Commission, Australian Capital Territory, Gaming Machine Act, Sales Force Management, Sales

White papers 2004-10-22

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Community Contributions Made by Gaming Machine Licensees

This report meets the requirements of section 60E of the Gaming Machine Act 1987 the Act which requires the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission to report to the Minister on community contributions by gaming machine licensees within 3 months of the end of the financial year. The report provides statistical...

Tags: Australian Capital Territory, Community Contribution, Machine Licensee, Games, Personal Technology

White papers 2003-09-16

Community Contributions Made by Gaming Machine Licensees - Fifth Report

This report meets the requirements of section 60E of the Gaming Machine Act 1987 the Act which requires the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission to report to the Minister on community contributions by gaming machine licensees within 3 months of the end of the financial year. The report provides statistical...

Tags: Report, Australian Capital Territory, Machine Licensee, Games, Personal Technology

White papers 2002-09-17

Clarification of KLH letter of intent with President Casinos

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 22, 1995--KLH Engineering Group Inc. (NASDAQ Bulletin Board:KLHE) announced Wednesday a clarification of the letter of intent announced on Feb. 21, 1995.KLH Group is to engineer, design, build, develop and operate a Class III casino (blackjack, craps, roulette, slot machine - if permitted by the state bingo,...

Tags: Business Wire, casino, Games

Research articles 1995-02-22

Judge Allows Bally Employee Back to Work

LAS VEGAS--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 12, 1999--Late Thursday, a Nevada district court judge ruled that IGT could not prevent a former employee from working for rival slot machine manufacturer Bally Gaming Inc. Bally hired the employee, Mark Wiedemer, to act as the company's sales representative in Central America, South America and...

Tags: Bally Gaming Inc.

Research articles 1999-02-15