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Smith and Monkcom: The Law of Gambling, Fourth Edition provides a detailed and practical explanation of legislation covering casinos, betting shops, bingo halls, amusement arcades, pubs and clubs with gaming machines and lotteries.

This important book provides a detailed and practical explanation of the legislation by detailing the purpose of the legislation, how to apply for operating licences, premises licences and personal licences, the conditions attached to licences and enforcement of the law as it relates to gambling.

The fourth edition covers the following legislation: The Gambling Commissions guidance All updates to the Gaming Act 2005 Coverage of the Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Act 2014 which requires all operators that transact with, or advertise to, British consumers to obtain an operating licence from the Gambling Commission

Case law includes: R (on the application of Hemming (t/a Simply Pleasure Ltd) and others) v Westminster City Council R v Goldstein and Rimmington Spotting the Ball Partnership v HMRC HMRC v IFX Investment Company Limited The English Bridge Union Limited v HMRC Greene King (tribunal case) Newham Council v Paddy Power

This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Licensing online services.

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It is a remarkable achievement. This book now stands like an undisputed colossus over the whole field of gambling law. It is quite simply the indispensable volume for anyone who works in gambling, whether their interest is regulatory, commercial or legal. -- Gary Grant, Barrister, Francis Taylor Building ...the source of the definitive answer for anything relating to gambling matters...Whatever your question or concern may be, if there is an answer it is likely to be contained within these covers...an essential addition to the practitioners' bookcase. -- James Button Bulletin * James Button Bulletin *

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Smith and Monkcom: The Law of Gambling provides you with everything you need to know about the law governing gambling in the UK. Practical guidance in all key areas including premises, casinos, betting shops, bingo halls, amusement arcades as well as pubs and clubs with gaming machines and lotteries.
Preface to the fourth edition v
Table of statutes xxvii
Table of cases lxvii
Introduction The pre-Gambling Act framework 1(60)
Introduction
1(3)
Early gambling legislation
4(24)
Objectives of earlier legislation
5(3)
Early betting and gaming legislation
8(9)
The Betting and Gaming Act 1960
17(1)
Gaming machines
18(1)
Gaming, gaming machines and the 1960 Act
19(7)
Lotteries
26(2)
British Gambling Industry
28(18)
The betting industry
29(1)
Bookmaking industry
30(4)
The gaming industry (excluding gaming machines)
34(6)
The gaming machine industry
40(4)
Lotteries
44(2)
The coming of the Gambling Act 2005
46(15)
Attitudes
46(1)
Demand
47(3)
The technological revolution
50(9)
Lotteries
59(2)
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Gambling Act 2005 61(54)
The coming of the Gambling Act 2005
61(2)
Interpretation of the new legislation
63(3)
The basic structure of the Act
66(3)
The licensing objectives
69(3)
Definition of the licensing objectives
72(13)
Preventing crime and disorder
72(2)
Illegal gambling
74(1)
Licensing powers
74(1)
Review
74(1)
Money laundering
75(1)
Fraud
75(1)
Disorder
76(5)
'Fair and open' gambling
81(2)
Protecting children and vulnerable persons
83(2)
Operating licences-further provisions
85(5)
Remote gambling
86(1)
Application
87(1)
Requirement of operating licence
88(2)
Types of operating licence
90(8)
Casino operating licence
90(1)
Bingo operating licence
91(1)
General betting operating licence
92(1)
Pool betting operating licence
93(1)
Betting intermediary operating licence
94(1)
Gaming machines
95(3)
Personal licences
98(2)
Appeals in connection with operating licences and personal licences
100(1)
Premises licences
100(3)
Appeals against decisions of licensing authorities
103(1)
Temporary use notices
103(1)
Gaming machines
104(3)
Category D
104(1)
Category C
105(1)
Category B
105(1)
Category A
105(1)
Other use of gaming machines
106(1)
Incidental gaming
107(1)
Lotteries-the previous position
108(2)
Societies lotteries
109(1)
Local lotteries
109(1)
External lottery managers
109(1)
Lotteries under the Gambling Act 2005
110(2)
Advertising of gambling
112(1)
Enforcement of gambling contracts
112(1)
Devolution
112(1)
Scottish devolution
113(1)
Welsh devolution
113(2)
Chapter 2 Some fundamental terminology 115(164)
Gambling: the primary definition
119(1)
Betting: general
119(61)
Wagers
124(5)
Betting and choice
129(3)
Betting-section 9
132(3)
Prize competitions: section 11
135(10)
Betting with bookmakers at fixed odds
145(2)
Spread bets and similar transactions: section 10
147(24)
Pool betting
171(9)
Lotteries and betting
180(16)
Wagering and lotteries prior to the Gambling Act 2005
182(14)
Betting and lotteries under the Gambling Act 2005
196(9)
Gambling Act 2005: section 18
198(1)
Betting intermediary
199(6)
Gaming
205(57)
Playing a game of chance-general principles
207(11)
Some special cases
218(3)
Playing a game-the case law
221(21)
Section 6 definition
242(10)
'Casino games' and 'equal chance gaming'-sections 7 and 8
252(5)
Betting and gaming-section 16
257(2)
Lotteries and gaming-section 17
259(3)
Remote gambling-section 4
262(3)
Providing facilities for gambling-section 5
265(14)
Section 5(1)
267(3)
Exemptions-section 5(2)
270(3)
Section 5-some questions
273(6)
Chapter 3 The Gambling Commission 279(20)
Introduction
279(1)
Overview of the Gambling Commission's functions
280(1)
The Gambling Commission and Licensing Authorities
281(1)
The Gambling Commission's statutory powers and duties
282(1)
Part 2 of the 2005 Act
283(12)
The Commission's constitution
283(2)
Promotion of the licensing objectives
285(1)
Codes of practice
286(2)
Guidance to licensing authorities
288(1)
Advice to Secretary of State
289(1)
Compliance and investigation and prosecution of offences
290(1)
Information powers
291(4)
Consultation
295(1)
Parts 5 and 6 of the 2005 Act
295(2)
Part 15 of the 2005 Act
297(2)
Chapter 4 General offences 299(40)
Introduction
299(1)
Efficacy of the regulatory system
300(2)
Furtherance of the licensing objectives
302(1)
The offences under Part 3 of the Gambling Act 2005
303(2)
Offenders and prosecutors
304(1)
The time limit for prosecutions under the Gambling Act 2005
304(1)
Section 33-providing facilities for gambling
305(13)
The offence
305(1)
The exceptions
306(12)
Sentencing powers
318(1)
Section 37-using premises, or causing or permitting premises to be used, to provide facilities for certain forms of gambling activity
318(15)
The offence
318(1)
The exceptions
319(14)
Sentencing powers
333(1)
Section 41-gambling software
333(1)
The offence
333(1)
Sentencing powers
333(1)
Section 42-cheating
334(1)
The offence
334(1)
Sentencing powers
335(1)
Section 43-'chain-gift schemes'
335(2)
The offence
335(1)
Sentencing powers
336(1)
Section 44-the provision of unlawful facilities abroad
337(2)
The offence
337(1)
Sentencing powers
337(2)
Chapter 5 Offences relating to children and young persons 339(24)
Introduction
339(2)
The offences under Part 4 of the Gambling Act 2005
341(5)
Offenders and prosecutors
343(1)
Statutory defences
343(1)
Saving when children and young persons are used in enforcement operations
344(1)
The time limit for prosecutions under the Gambling Act 2005
345(1)
Sentencing powers
345(1)
Section 46-inviting, causing or permitting a child or young person to gamble
346(5)
The offence
346(1)
The exceptions
346(5)
Section 47-inviting or permitting a child or young person to enter certain premises
351(2)
The offences
351(2)
Section 48-gambling by a young person
353(1)
The offence
353(1)
The exceptions
353(1)
Section 49-entry by a young person to certain premises
354(2)
The offences
354(2)
Section 50 the provision of facilities for gambling by a young person
356(1)
The offence
356(1)
The exceptions
356(1)
Section 51-employing a child or young person to provide facilities for gambling
356(1)
The offence
356(1)
The exceptions
357(1)
Section 52-employing a child to provide facilities for gambling in connection with a lottery or football pools
357(1)
The offence
357(1)
Section 53-employing a child to perform any function on bingo and club premises
358(1)
The offence
358(1)
Section 54-employment of a child or young person to perform any function on premises with gaming machines
358(1)
The offences
358(1)
Section 55-employment of a child or young person in certain premises in respect of which a premises licence has effect
359(1)
The offences
359(1)
The exceptions
359(1)
Section 56-inviting, causing or permitting a child to participate in a lottery
360(1)
The offence
360(1)
The exceptions
360(1)
Section 57-inviting, causing or permitting a child to participate in football pools
361(1)
The offence
361(1)
Section 58-failing to return a stake to a child or young person, or giving a prize to a child or young person
362(1)
The offence
362(1)
Chapter 6 Operating licences 363(64)
Introduction
363(1)
The operating licence: Parts 3 and 5 of GA 2005
364(1)
Part 3: the operating licence as authorisation
364(2)
Operating licences: general application
364(1)
Operating licences: lotteries and gaming machines
365(1)
Territorial extent: remote gambling equipment
365(1)
Part 5: Kinds of operating licence
366(5)
The ten basic kinds of operating licence
366(1)
Remote gambling
367(1)
Combined operating licence
368(3)
Applying for an operating licence
371(1)
General: the Commission's approach to licensing
371(1)
Suitability and criminal convictions
372(1)
The licensing objectives
372(1)
The Act's ethos
373(4)
Demand
374(1)
Club membership
375(1)
The application
375(2)
Consideration of applications: general principles
377(1)
Substantive principles
377(12)
The licensing objectives
377(3)
The applicant's suitability: criteria
380(1)
Integrity
381(1)
Competence
382(1)
Financial and other circumstances
383(1)
The applicant's suitability: forming an opinion
384(1)
The suitability of equipment to be used in connection with the proposed activities
385(1)
Applications for a non-remote casino operating licence
385(2)
Consideration of applications: criminal convictions
387(1)
Consideration of applications: procedure
388(1)
Determination of the application
389(1)
Licence conditions
389(20)
Introduction
389(1)
General conditions imposed by the Commission
390(4)
Individual conditions imposed by the Commission
394(1)
Conditions imposed by the Secretary of State
394(1)
Scope of powers to attach conditions
395(1)
Conditions applying to all operating licences
396(3)
Credit and inducements
399(1)
Definitions
399(1)
Controls
400(2)
Compliance with code of practice
402(1)
Return of stakes to children and young persons
403(1)
Restrictions on conditions relating to premises
404(2)
Equipment other than gaming machines
406(1)
Gaming machines
407(1)
Membership
408(1)
Information
408(1)
Rules for particular kinds of licence
409(1)
Maintenance of the operating licence
410(6)
Annual fee
410(1)
Change of circumstance
411(1)
Change of corporate control
411(2)
Variation of an operating licence
413(1)
Amendment of licence
414(1)
Register of operating licences
414(1)
Copy of an operating licence
415(1)
Production of an operating licence
415(1)
Conviction
415(1)
Duration of an operating licence
416(1)
Power to limit duration
416(1)
Surrender and lapse of an operating licence
417(1)
Forfeiture of an operating licence
417(1)
Regulation
417(7)
Review
418(2)
Regulatory powers
420(4)
Levy
424(3)
Chapter 7 Personal licences 427(40)
Introduction
427(8)
The relationship between operating licences and personal licences
427(2)
General requirement for a personal licence
429(5)
Application of Part 5 of the Gambling Act 2005 to Part 6 of the Act
434(1)
Applying for a personal licence
435(8)
Application requirements
435(1)
Consideration of the application-general principles
436(2)
Consideration of the application-criminal record of the applicant
438(1)
Significance of a relevant offence
439(1)
Consideration of the application-procedure
439(2)
Determination of the application
441(2)
The attachment of conditions to personal licences
443(8)
General conditions attached by the Gambling Commission
443(2)
Individual conditions attached by the Gambling Commission
445(1)
Secretary of State's power to attach conditions to personal licences
445(1)
Scope of powers to attach conditions
445(3)
Automatic condition-compliance with code of practice
448(2)
Automatic condition-return of stakes to children
450(1)
Maintenance of personal licences
451(8)
Fees
451(1)
Change of circumstance
451(1)
Applying to vary a personal licence
452(2)
Amendment of a personal licence
454(1)
Maintenance of a register
455(1)
Copy of personal licence
455(1)
Production of personal licence
456(1)
Criminal conviction of holder of personal licence
457(1)
Offence
457(1)
Prosecutors
458(1)
Offence
458(1)
Prosecutors
458(1)
Regulation
459(5)
Review
459(1)
Regulatory powers
460(1)
Suspension
460(2)
Revocation
462(1)
Financial penalty
463(1)
Duration of personal licences
464(3)
Surrender
464(1)
Lapse
464(1)
Forfeiture
465(1)
Revocation
466(1)
Chapter 8 Appeals 467(20)
Appeals against decisions of the Gambling Commission
467(5)
Jurisdiction
468(1)
Procedure
468(1)
Time limits, formalities etc
469(1)
Fees
469(1)
Effect of appeal
470(1)
The hearing
470(2)
Costs
472(1)
Appeals from the First-tier Tribunal
472(1)
Appeals against decisions of a licensing authority
472(15)
Introduction
472(1)
Jurisdiction
473(1)
Time limits
474(1)
Effect of appeal
474(1)
Procedure at the hearing
475(1)
The nature of the appeal and relevance of the decision below
475(7)
Powers on determination
482(1)
Costs
482(5)
Chapter 9 The licensing authority: constitution and procedure 487(24)
Licensing authority functions
487(24)
Premises licences
487(1)
Temporary use notices
488(1)
Miscellaneous functions
488(1)
The local authority context
489(2)
Local authorities' general powers of delegation and 'executive arrangements'
491(1)
Delegation under the GA 2005
492(7)
Conduct of committee members
499(5)
Proceedings of licensing committees and sub-committees
504(7)
Chapter 10 Premises licences 511(114)
The functions of premises licensing
511(4)
Requirement for a premises licence
513(2)
Exceptions to the requirement for a premises licence
515(1)
The licensing authority
515(17)
Three-year licensing policy
516(4)
Revisions
520(1)
Consultation on policy
520(5)
Consequences of defective consultation
525(1)
Miscellaneous section 25 guidance
526(1)
Publication and advertisement of the policy statement
527(1)
Licensing Authority Fees
527(5)
Applications for premises licences
532(26)
Procedure on applications
534(4)
Defective notice of application
538(1)
Defective publication
539(1)
Split premises and use of premises for their 'primary purpose'
540(3)
Responsible authorities and interested parties
543(14)
Determination of application
557(1)
Principles to be applied by the licensing authorities in the discharge of the functions
558(1)
Licensing policy: basic principles
559(8)
Interpretation of policy
565(2)
Licensing principles and policy specific to the GA 2005
567(14)
Non-section
153(416)
functions
569(3)
Licensing authority functions subject to section 153 principles
572(2)
The duty to aim to permit
574(1)
Codes of practice and section 25 Guidance
575(2)
Demand and casino premises licences
577(3)
Planning permission and building approval
580(1)
Exclusivity of section 153 factors
580(1)
Premises licence conditions
581(19)
Conditions imposed by the GA 2005
582(1)
Prohibited conditions
583(1)
Mandatory conditions
584(1)
Default conditions and individual conditions
584(1)
Mandatory and default conditions laid down by regulation
585(5)
Conditions imposed by licensing authorities
590(9)
Steps to be taken on grant of application
599(1)
Steps to be taken on rejection of application
600(1)
Particular types of premises
600(2)
Casinos
600(1)
Bingo premises licences
600(1)
Adult gaming centre premises licences
600(1)
Family entertainment centre premises licences
600(1)
Betting premises licences
601(1)
Duration of premises licence
602(1)
The licence
602(16)
Variation of premises licence
604(1)
Transfer of premises licence
605(1)
Termination of premises licences
606(2)
Review of a premises licence
608(10)
Provisional statement
618(5)
Appeals
623(2)
Procedure
624(1)
Chapter 11 The temporary use of premises 625(22)
Introduction
625(3)
Prohibitions and restrictions on temporary use notification
628(5)
Certain premises
628(3)
Delegation of licensing authority functions
631(1)
Referral back to the licensing authority
632(1)
The temporary use notification procedure
633(10)
Form of notice
633(1)
Giving a temporary use notice
634(2)
Licensing authority to acknowledge receipt of the temporary use notice
636(1)
Objections to the temporary use notice
636(1)
Hearing of objections
637(1)
Modification of the temporary use notice by agreement
637(2)
Counter-notice
639(1)
Dismissal of objection(s) to the temporary use notice
640(2)
Endorsement of notice
642(1)
Withdrawal of temporary use notice
643(1)
Display and production of temporary use notices
644(1)
Display of notice
644(1)
Production of notice
644(1)
Offence
644(1)
Maintenance of a register
645(2)
Chapter 12 Clubs, pubs and fairs 647(42)
Introduction
647(1)
The associations to which Part 12 applies
648(5)
Members' clubs
648(3)
Commercial clubs
651(1)
Miners' welfare institutes
652(1)
Premises in respect of which an 'on-premises alcohol licence' has effect
653(1)
Travelling fairs
653(1)
Equal chance gaming by some associations
654(3)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
654(2)
High turnover bingo
656(1)
Club gaming permits
657(3)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
657(1)
High turnover bingo
658(1)
Applications for club gaming permits
659(1)
Club machine permits
660(1)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
660(1)
Applications for club machine permits
661(1)
Exempt gaming by some premises in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence has effect
661(3)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
661(1)
High turnover bingo
662(2)
Gaming machines-automatic entitlement of some premises in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence has effect
664(1)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
664(1)
Licensed premises gaming machine permits
665(2)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
665(2)
Applications for licensed premises gaming machine permits
667(1)
Gaming machines at travelling fairs
667(1)
Which offence-creating sections of the GA 2005 are disapplied?
667(1)
Schedule 12-club gaming permits and club machine permits
667(11)
Introduction
667(1)
Applying for a club gaming permit or a club machine permit
668(2)
Fast-track procedure for holder of club premises certificate
670(1)
Form and maintenance of permits
671(2)
Duration, lapse, cancellation and forfeiture of permits
673(3)
Renewal of permits
676(1)
Appeals
676(1)
Maintenance of a register
677(1)
Exercise of functions by licensing authority
678(1)
Schedule 13-licensed premises gaming machine permits
678(11)
Introduction
678(1)
Applying for a licensed premises gaming machine permit
679(2)
Form and maintenance of permits
681(1)
Duration, cancellation and forfeiture of permits
682(3)
Transfer of permits
685(1)
Appeals
686(1)
Maintenance of a register
687(2)
Chapter 13 Betting 689(12)
Developments before GA 2005
689(2)
General betting operating licence
691(1)
Pool betting operating licence
692(3)
Betting intermediary operating licence
695(1)
Betting intermediary (trading room only) operating licence
695(1)
Betting premises licence
696(1)
Primary gambling activity
696(1)
Power of Gambling Commission to void bet
697(4)
Chapter 14 Gaming 701(50)
Casinos
701(10)
Introduction
701(1)
Categories of casino
701(3)
The new licensing regime
704(2)
Casino games
706(2)
Card room and other games of equal chance
708(1)
Poker
708(2)
Virtual games
710(1)
Advertising
710(1)
Bingo
711(5)
Introduction
711(2)
Types of bingo
713(1)
Cash bingo
714(1)
Prize bingo
715(1)
Bingo authorisations
716(1)
Gaming machines
717(2)
Application for prize gaming permit and prize gaming conditions
719(1)
Bingo operating licence
720(1)
Premises licences-transitional provisions
721(1)
Applications for premises licences-existing operators
722(1)
Premises licences-new operators
722(2)
Other regulations
724(1)
Premises licences conditions
725(1)
Mandatory conditions set out in the Act
725(1)
Mandatory conditions on bingo premises licences set out in regulations under section 167
726(6)
Default conditions on bingo premises licences
732(2)
Individual conditions imposed by the licensing authority
734(1)
Removal of conditions from bingo premises licences
734(1)
Conditions which do not apply to bingo premises licences by way of exemption under the Act
734(1)
Conditions not permitted to be attached to bingo premises licences under the Act
735(1)
Matters to be dealt with by way of conditions attached to operating licences
735(2)
Matters to be dealt with by way of codes of practice
737(1)
Exempt and permitted gaming (bingo in private clubs)
738(2)
Bingo in alcohol licensed premises
740(2)
Bingo equipment
742(1)
Multiple and linked bingo
742(2)
Children and bingo
744(2)
Demand
746(1)
Advertising
747(1)
Impact of the Health Act 2006 relating to smoke-free premises
748(3)
Chapter 15 Lotteries 751(122)
Introduction
751(2)
Early English lotteries
753(1)
English lotteries 1694-1826
754(8)
The elements of a lottery
762(54)
Lotteries at common law
762(3)
Definition of a lottery under the GA 2005
765(2)
Types of lottery
767(6)
Lotteries and competitions
773(1)
Payment
773(9)
The allocation of prizes
782(6)
Wholly on chance
788(3)
Assessing the character of a scheme
791(3)
Types of scheme
794(1)
No genuine skill etc requirement
795(2)
Significant proportion
797(4)
The attitude of the Commission
801(1)
Complex lotteries
802(2)
Wholly on chance
804(2)
Spot the ball competitions
806(2)
Tie-breakers
808(4)
Snowball, pyramid, chain-gift and similar schemes
812(4)
The permitted lotteries
816(4)
Non-commercial society lotteries
820(20)
Society lotteries
820(9)
Large society lotteries
829(1)
Local lotteries
830(1)
An operating licence from the Commission
830(1)
Mandatory conditions of lottery operating licences
831(4)
Commission conditions
835(4)
Post
839(1)
Regulations
839(1)
Lottery machines
839(1)
The exempt lotteries
840(17)
Small society lotteries
840(2)
Registration of a society
842(2)
Appeal
844(1)
Cancellation
845(1)
Annual fee
845(1)
Records
845(2)
Incidental non-commercial lotteries
847(1)
Private lotteries
848(7)
Customer lotteries
855(1)
Advertisements and exempt lotteries
856(1)
Lottery offences
857(16)
Promoting a non-exempt lottery without a licence
857(6)
Facilitating a non-exempt lottery without a licence
863(1)
Misusing the profits of a lottery
864(1)
Misusing the profits of an exempt lottery
864(1)
Breaches of condition of small society lotteries
865(1)
Children and lotteries
866(1)
Penalties
866(1)
Foreign lotteries
866(5)
External Lottery Managers
871(2)
Chapter 16 The National Lottery 873(56)
Introduction
873(23)
The licensing system
876(1)
The Gambling Commission
877(2)
The section 5 licence
879(4)
The section 6 licence
883(1)
Licence to promote the 'National Lottery Game'
884(1)
Licences to promote instant lotteries
885(1)
Licences under sections 5 and 6: prospective amendments
886(1)
Licences under sections 5 and 6: further provisions
887(1)
Variation of conditions in licences
888(1)
Enforcement of conditions in licences
888(1)
Revocation of licences granted under sections 5 and 6
889(1)
Procedure on revocation
890(2)
Appeals against revocation
892(1)
Financial penalties for breach of conditions in licences
893(2)
Appeals against financial penalties
895(1)
Annual levy
896(1)
Regulations as to the promotion of lotteries forming part of the National Lottery
896(4)
Directions to the National Lottery Commission under section 11 of the National Lottery etc Act 1993
900(3)
Further controls relating to the National Lottery
903(3)
False representations as to the National Lottery
903(1)
Control of betting on the National Lottery
904(1)
Control of advertising relating to the National Lottery
904(1)
Protection of confidentiality of prize winners' identity
905(1)
Distribution of National Lottery proceeds
906(15)
The National Lottery Distribution Fund
907(1)
Distribution of funds to the distributing bodies
908(1)
Payment to the distributing bodies
909(2)
Distribution by the arts councils and the British Film Institute
911(2)
Distribution by the sports councils
913(1)
Distribution by the Trustees of the National Heritage Memorial Fund
914(2)
Distribution by the Big Lottery Fund
916(2)
Delegation by distributing bodies of their powers of distribution
918(1)
Joint schemes for distribution of money by distributing bodies
919(1)
Distribution of funds: publicity
920(1)
Strategic plans for distributing bodies
920(1)
Devolution
921(1)
Draws/Schemes based on the National Lottery
921(8)
Lotteries/Schemes using the National Lottery draw
921(4)
'Second chance' schemes
925(4)
Chapter 17 Remote gambling 929(26)
Introduction
929(3)
The definition of remote gambling
932(1)
Remote gambling equipment
933(4)
The new territorial application provisions
937(3)
The need for a licence
940(9)
Betting
940(1)
Gaming
941(1)
Software
942(7)
Personal licences
949(1)
Responsibilities of licence holders
949(2)
License Conditions and Codes of Practice
949(1)
Technical Standards
949(1)
Testing
950(1)
Advertising
951(4)
Chapter 18 Advertising 955(42)
Introduction
955(1)
Regulatory framework for advertising
956(4)
Territorial application of regulations and ability to advertise
957(3)
Non-broadcast advertisements
960(10)
Limits on ASA Powers
961(1)
CAP Code
962(1)
General rules
963(3)
Gambling-specific rules
966(3)
Prize promotions
969(1)
Adjudications
969(1)
Lotteries
970(1)
Television and radio advertising
971(8)
BCAP codes
971(2)
Television and radio advertising
973(4)
Television scheduling and sponsorship
977(2)
Gambling Industry Code for Socially Responsible Advertising
979(3)
Warning and educational messages
979(2)
Television and radio advertisements
981(1)
Sponsorships
981(1)
Review
982(1)
Spread betting adverts
982(1)
Enforcement
983(3)
Recent adjudications and guidance by CAP and BCAP
986(3)
General grounds of taste
986(1)
Connection with sexual prowess
987(1)
Appeal to minors
988(1)
Gambling as a solution to personal issues
988(1)
Misleading advertisements
988(1)
Social games
989(1)
Affiliates
989(1)
Offences
990(4)
Unlawful gambling
990(1)
Lotteries
991(3)
Conclusion
994(1)
Organisations relevant to the advertising of gambling
995(2)
Chapter 19 Gambling and tax 997(104)
Part 1- Direct tax
997(6)
Taxes on income
998
Taxes on gains
988(15)
Part 2-VAT
1003(9)
The exemption from VAT
1003(3)
Calculation
1006(6)
Part 3 -'Point of consumption' gambling duties
1012(51)
Introduction
1012(1)
Primary legislation
1013(1)
Secondary legislation and notices
1013(1)
General betting duty
1014(3)
The current regime
1017(10)
General betting duty on 'general bets'
1027(3)
General betting duty on 'spread bets'
1030(1)
General betting duty on
Chapter 1 pool bets
1031(4)
General betting duty levied on bet-brokers and betting exchanges
1035(3)
Pool betting duty
1038(13)
Remote gaming duty
1051(5)
Point of consumption gambling duties-administration
1056(4)
Security and UK representatives
1060(1)
Record keeping
1061(1)
Penalties
1062(1)
Fraudulent evasion
1062(1)
Part 4-Other gambling duties
1063(32)
Gaming duty
1063(1)
Charge to duty
1063(6)
Bingo duty
1069(11)
Lottery duty
1080(12)
Amusement machine licence duty
1092(1)
Machine games duty
1092(1)
Calculation of the duty
1092(3)
Part 5-Horserace betting levy
1095(6)
Levy schemes
1096(1)
Payments on account of levy
1097(1)
Recent developments
1098(3)
Chapter 20 Contractual aspects of gambling 1101(52)
Introduction and definitions
1101(1)
The enforcement regime under the Gambling Act 2005
1101(2)
Formation of a contract
1103(2)
General
1103(1)
'Honour clauses'
1103(2)
Consideration
1105(1)
Time of making the contract
1105(1)
Distance selling
1105(1)
E-commerce
1106(1)
Concurrent duty of care arising out of voluntary self exclusion agreements, or generally?
1106(1)
Unfair contract terms-Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999; Consumer Rights Act 2015
1107(6)
Unfair contract terms-alternative dispute resolution clauses
1113(2)
Arbitration clauses
1113(1)
Expert determination or other ADR
1114(1)
Unfair Contract Terms-Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977
1115(1)
Gambling upon objectionable subject matter
1116(2)
Illegality
1118(5)
Introduction
1118(1)
Gambling legislation as a class-protecting statute
1119(2)
Illegality-participation of children and young persons in gambling
1121(1)
Children as agents
1122(1)
Offences by gamblers
1122(1)
Injunctions against organised cheating
1122(1)
Illegality under foreign law
1123(1)
Illegal bets-money deposited with stakeholder
1124(1)
Use of stolen or unlawfully obtained funds for gambling
1125(1)
Restitution for third parties
1125(1)
Liability for 'knowing receipt'
1125(1)
Claims to prizes and contributions in illegal lotteries and chain gift schemes
1126(2)
Recovery of prizes in illegal lotteries
1126(1)
Recovery of contributions to an illegal lottery or chain gift scheme
1126(2)
Claims in respect of illegal gambling-professional conduct issues
1128(1)
Gambling through agents
1129(2)
Lawful gambling through agents
1129(1)
Illegal gambling through or by agents
1130(1)
Gambling on credit
1131(5)
Meaning of credit
1131(1)
Cheques as credit
1131(1)
Lawful credit
1131(1)
Credit by payment of gambling debts-'in connection with' gambling
1132(1)
Illegal credit
1133(1)
Effect of illegal credit on otherwise lawful gambling
1133(1)
Credit provided for gambling abroad
1134(1)
Securities in respect of gambling or credit for gambling
1134(2)
Lawful lotteries, prize draws and skill competitions as contracts
1136(2)
Lotteries
1136(1)
Instant lotteries
1136(1)
Prize draw competitions
1137(1)
Skill competitions
1137(1)
Sweepstakes or 'sweeps'
1138(1)
Contribution lotteries-quasi-contractual analysis
1138(1)
Contribution lotteries-trust analysis
1139(1)
Determination of winners of sporting events
1140(1)
Determination of winners in lotteries and prize draws
1141(5)
Lotteries on sporting events
1141(1)
Determination by a promoter or third party
1141(2)
Implied terms and restrictions on a 'decision is final' clause
1143(2)
Erroneous declaration of winners
1145(1)
False prizes
1146(1)
Conduct of a lottery or prize draw
1146(2)
Determination of winners of skill competitions
1148(1)
Lotteries and prize draws-unclaimed prizes
1148(1)
Conclusion
1149(2)
Lawful and unlawful contribution lotteries
1149(1)
Non-contribution lotteries: rights and liabilities of promoter and participants
1150(1)
Gambling and family law
1151(2)
Chapter 21 Gambling syndicates 1153(14)
Introduction
1153(1)
Forms of syndicate
1153(1)
Legal rights and liabilities
1154(2)
Establishing an agreement
1154(2)
Rights and liabilities between syndicate members
1156(6)
In contract
1156(1)
In trust
1157(3)
Rights to share in the winnings when the member has not paid
1160(2)
Rights and liabilities between the syndicate organiser and the members
1162(4)
Generally
1162(1)
Syndicate organisers gambling on their own account
1162(2)
Formal syndicate agreements
1164(2)
Insurance
1166(1)
Chapter 22 Prize gaming 1167(14)
Introduction
1167(3)
Bingo licensed premises
1169(1)
Adult gaming centres and licensed family entertainment centres
1170(1)
Prize gaming permits and family entertainment centre gaming machine permits
1170(1)
Definition of prize gaming
1170(2)
Conditions for prize gaming
1172(3)
First condition
1172(2)
Second condition
1174(1)
Third condition
1174(1)
Fourth condition
1174(1)
Permitted prize gaming
1175(6)
Prize gaming permits
1175(2)
Prize gaming and entertainment centres
1177(1)
Non-licensed family entertainment centres
1177(1)
Bingo halls
1178(1)
Fairs
1179(1)
Power to restrict exemptions
1180(1)
Chapter 23 Private and non-commercial gaming and betting 1181(18)
Betting
1182(3)
Private betting
1185(12)
Workers' betting
1186(1)
Private gaming
1187(3)
'Domestic gaming'
1190(2)
Residential gaming
1192(2)
Non-commercial gaming
1194(1)
Conditions for non-commercial prize gaming
1195(1)
Conditions for non-commercial equal-chance gaming
1196(1)
Non-commercial betting
1197(2)
Chapter 24 Licensing Boards and some Scottish aspects of gambling 1199(12)
Gambling remit of the Licensing Boards
1199(1)
Administration of Licensing Boards
1200(1)
Licensing Board membership
1200(4)
The convener
1201(1)
The clerk
1202(1)
Meetings
1202(1)
Disqualifications
1203(1)
Training
1203(1)
Delegation of functions
1204(1)
Policies and guidelines
1204(2)
Investigation and prosecution of offences
1206(1)
Appeal process in Scotland
1207(1)
Stay pending appeal
1207(1)
Further appeal
1208(1)
Temporary use notices
1208(1)
Gambling and devolution
1208(3)
Chapter 25 Gaming machines 1211(56)
History
1211(4)
Overview of the Gambling Act 2005
1215(3)
Gaming machine definition under the Gaming Act 1968
1218(1)
A gaming machine under the Gambling Act 2005
1219(7)
Meaning of machine
1221(1)
Exceptions to the gaming machine definition
1222(4)
Categories of gaming machine
1226(12)
Category A
1227(1)
Category B1
1228(1)
Category B2
1228(1)
Category B3
1229(1)
Category B3A
1229(1)
Category B4
1229(1)
Category C
1230(1)
Category D
1230(1)
Available for use
1231(1)
Prizes
1232(2)
Charge for use
1234(1)
Skill with prizes machines
1235(3)
Gaming machine licences
1238(4)
Gaming machine operating licences
1238(1)
Linked licences
1239(2)
Personal licences
1241(1)
Premises licence
1241(1)
Single-machine supply and maintenance permits
1241(1)
'Where machines may be situated'
1242(8)
Machines in casinos
1243(1)
Bingo halls
1244(1)
Betting premises
1244(1)
Fairs
1244(1)
Adult gaming centres ('AGCs')
1245(1)
Family entertainment centres ('FECs')
1245(1)
Licences
1245(1)
Gambling Commission's Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice
1246(2)
Premises licences for AGCs and licensed FECs
1248(2)
Unlicensed family entertainment centres
1250(6)
Application
1251(1)
Consideration of the application
1251(2)
Form of permit
1253(1)
Duration
1253(1)
Renewal
1254(1)
Maintenance of the permit
1255(1)
Appeal process
1255(1)
Register
1256(1)
Offences
1256(11)
Offences under sections 37 and 242
1256(1)
Exceptions
1257(2)
Fairs
1259(1)
Section 240 regulations
1259(1)
Manufacture, supply etc
1259(1)
Definitions
1260(3)
Linked machines
1263(1)
Credit
1264(1)
Penalties
1264(1)
Children and young persons
1264(3)
Chapter 26 Enforcement of the regulatory system of the Gambling 0, Act 2005 1267(24)
Introduction
1267(2)
Powers of entry
1268(1)
Powers following entry
1268(1)
Enforcement officers, authorised persons etc
1269(2)
Enforcement officers
1269(1)
Authorised persons
1270(1)
Authorised local authority officers
1270(1)
General
1271(1)
Compliance and enforcement policy guidance
1271(1)
Safeguards
1272(3)
Dwellings
1272(1)
Timing of the exercise of a power under or by virtue of Part 15
1273(1)
Evidence of identity and authority
1273(1)
Exercise of powers in relation to records
1273(1)
Information
1274(1)
Securing premises after entry
1275(1)
Powers
1275(13)
Compliance
1275(1)
Suspected offence
1275(2)
Inspection of gambling
1277(2)
Operating licence holders
1279(1)
Family entertainment centres
1280(1)
Premises licensed for alcohol
1281(1)
Prize gaming permits
1282(1)
Members' clubs, commercial clubs and miners' welfare institutes
1283(1)
Licensed premises
1284(1)
Lotteries: registered societies
1285(1)
Temporary use notices
1285(2)
Production of authorisations
1287(1)
Offences under Part 15 of the Gambling Act 2005
1288(3)
Offenders and prosecutors
1288(1)
The time limit for prosecutions under the Gambling Act 2005
1289(2)
Chapter 27 Money laundering 1291(24)
Introduction
1291(3)
What is money laundering?
1291(3)
Part 7 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
1294(15)
The money laundering offences
1294(1)
Criminal property
1295(3)
Authorised disclosure
1298(2)
Arrangements
1300(5)
What sort of factors are likely to justify suspicion of money laundering?
1305(1)
The regulated sector
1306(2)
Tipping off
1308(1)
The Money Laundering Regulations 2007
1309(2)
The Terrorism Act 2000
1311(2)
Civil liability for money laundering
1313(2)
Chapter 28 Gambling and planning 1315(18)
The need for planning permission
1315(2)
Use Classes Order
1317(1)
The planning application
1318(8)
The decision-making process
1318(2)
National planning policy and planning guidance
1320(2)
Reasons
1322(1)
The resolution to grant planning permission and the grant of permission
1322(1)
The local authority decision-maker
1323(2)
Estoppel by representation
1325(1)
Planning control
1326(1)
Powers of entry onto land
1326(1)
Making preliminary enquiries
1326(1)
Means of planning enforcement
1327(6)
Temporary stop notice
1328(1)
Enforcement action
1328(2)
Stop notice
1330(1)
Breach of condition notice
1331(1)
Injunctive relief
1331(2)
Index 1333
This is a multi contributor work with two leading gambling barristers, Gerald Gouriet KC and Jeremy Phillips from Francis Taylor Building, acting as General Editors and Stephen Monkcom, previously General Editor, as Consultant Editor. Gerald Gouriet KC and Jeremy Philips are authors on Patersons Licensing Acts, the major work on licensing law.

The contributors are all high level practitioners, lending their expertise to specialist chapters to ensure full coverage of this broad area of law.