Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) An approval application must be accompanied by the following—
(a) the application fee prescribed under a regulation;
(b) the approval applicant's written agreement to pay an amount that is the cost of any mediation under section 17 divided equally among the number of approval applicants who are given a notice about the mediation under that section;
(c) a copy of the approval applicant's constitution under the Corporations Act;
(d) a consent signed by each person who the approval applicant considers is a business associate or executive associate of the approval applicant for the following—
(i) if the associate is an individual—the individual's fingerprints being taken for the chief executive;
(ii) for information about the associate to be obtained for the chief executive;
(iii) for the associate's background to be investigated for the chief executive;
(e) the approval applicant's written agreement to obtain a consent of the type mentioned in paragraph (d) for a person whom the chief executive believes is a business associate or executive associate of the approval applicant but whose consent does not accompany the approval application;
(f) the approval applicant's plans for developing, operating and managing the application code and a timetable for implementing the plans.
(2) The plans mentioned in subsection (1)(f) must include the approval applicant's proposals for policies for the following—
(a) selling a product to persons lawfully conducting wagering under the Wagering Act 1998;
(b) controlling lawful betting on races at race meetings, held under its control as a control body, by persons carrying on bookmaking under chapter 6;
(c) licensing animals, clubs, participants and venues involved in the application code to ensure—
(i) the integrity of racing activities to be held under the approval; and
(ii) the safety of persons involved in racing or training licensed animals; and
(iii) the welfare of licensed animals and animals that may be licensed for the application code;
(d) safeguarding the public interest in the application code;
(e) providing or participating in an appropriate education and training system for persons who are likely to—
(i) engage in activities requiring a licence from it as a control body; or
(ii) participate in the application code but are not required to be licensed;
(f) a website, and the information to be accessible through the website including policies and rules required to be published on the website under sections 84 and 94;
(g) veterinary services to be provided at race meetings and trials held under its control as a control body;
(h) if, as a control body, it proposes to have a policy allowing a licence holder to appeal against a decision made by a steward of the control body to an appeal committee established by it—appeals to an appeal committee.
(3) Also, the plans mentioned in subsection (1)(f) must include the approval applicant's proposals for procedures for the following—
(a) allocating sufficient resources to ensure—
(i) the welfare of animals that may be licensed; and
(ii) the prevention and management of other practices that may impact adversely on the integrity of any code of racing;
(b) identifying the approval applicant's way of separating its commercial operations for the application code from its regulatory operations for the code.
(4) The proposals for the policies and the procedures must be well developed and, based on the assumption that the application is approved, capable of implementation by the approval applicant within 18 months after the Minister's approval of the application.
(5) The written agreement mentioned in subsection (1)(b), and the consent mentioned in subsection (1)(d), must be in the approved form.