Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A licensed major dealer is authorised to—
(a) manufacture, obtain and be in possession of gaming machines, linked jackpot equipment and restricted components; and
(b) sell or supply, on written order—
(i) gaming machines or linked jackpot equipment to a licensed major dealer; and
(ii) gaming machines, with the chief executive's written approval, to a licensed monitoring operator, an approved financier, a licensee or a gaming trainer; and
(iii) linked jackpot equipment or restricted components to a licensed service contractor, licensed repairer or other person authorised under this Act to obtain and be in possession of the equipment or components; and
(c) sell or supply, on written order, gaming machines, linked jackpot equipment or restricted components to a person in another State or a Territory or a country where possession of such gaming machines, linked jackpot equipment or restricted components by that person is lawful; and
(d) sell or supply gaming machines, linked jackpot equipment or restricted components under a lawful order from a holder of a casino licence under the Casino Control Act 1982.
(2) A licensed major dealer must not use any premises for the manufacture, assembly, storage or handling of designated equipment unless the premises are approved by the chief executive for the purpose.
Maximum penalty—200 penalty units.
(2A) An application for the approval of premises must be made in the way prescribed under a regulation.
(3) A licensed major dealer must not manufacture, obtain or be in possession of gaming machines or restricted components unless such manufacturing, obtaining or possession is for the purpose of—
(a) the submission for testing by the chief executive of a particular device; or
(b) an action authorised under subsection (1)(b), (c) or (d); or
(c) conducting genuine testing or development work; or
(d) conducting, at premises approved by the chief executive for the purpose, a genuine training course for licensed repairers or applicants for a repairer's licence on the installation, alteration, adjustment, maintenance or repair of gaming equipment.
Maximum penalty—1000 penalty units or 5 years imprisonment.
(4) In this section—
designated equipment means—
(a) gaming equipment; or
(b) property of a licensed major dealer that is ancillary or related to the dealer's gaming equipment; or
(c) restricted components.