Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) If the chief executive is satisfied that a gaming machine licence has been damaged, lost or destroyed, the chief executive, upon payment of the fee prescribed, may issue to the licensee a copy of the gaming machine licence.
(2) If the chief executive is satisfied the name of a licensee or a licensee's licensed premises has been changed, the chief executive must issue to the licensee a fresh licence, stating the licensee's or licensed premises' current name, to replace the licence (the affected licence) previously issued to the licensee.
(3) However, the chief executive is required to issue a licence to a licensee under subsection (2) only if—
(a) the fee prescribed under a regulation for the issue of the licence has been paid to the chief executive; and
(b) the licensee's affected licence has been returned to the chief executive.
(4) A copy of a gaming machine licence issued under subsection (1), for all purposes, has the same effect as the original gaming machine licence of which it is a copy.