concessionaire means a person who operates a concession(s) leased from the board of a designated fair or exhibition.
designated fair or exhibition means a fair or exhibition which has been designated by the Registrar of Alcohol and Gaming as a fair or exhibition where a lottery scheme may be conducted and managed.
Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event means an event where no more than 20 of the following games of chance or mixed chance and skill are conducted:
Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event licence means a licence permitting the conduct of a Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event.
Gaming-Related Supplier means a person who manufactures, provides, installs, tests, maintains or repairs gaming equipment or who provides consulting or similar services directly related to the playing of a lottery scheme or the operation of a gaming site and who is registered under the Gaming Control Act, 1992.
licensee means an organization or concessionaire which has been issued a licence to conduct and manage a lottery under Section 207(1)(c) of the Criminal Code of Canada.
licensing authority means a person or authority specified by the Lieutenant Governor in Council as a licensing authority for purposes of section 207 of the Criminal Code of Canada. The licensing authority for gaming events at a designated fair or exhibition is the Registrar of Alcohol and Gaming.
person means an individual, corporation, organization, association or partnership.
Registrar means the Registrar of Alcohol and Gaming.
Any lottery licence issued is subject to the following terms and conditions and may be subject to audit and investigation by the licensing authority.
A breach of any term and condition can result in cancellation or suspension of the licence or in prosecution.
1.1 The licensee is responsible and accountable for the conduct and management of the lottery event.
1.2 The licensee must comply with all federal, provincial and municipal laws including the Criminal Code of Canada and the Gaming Control Act, 1992.
1.3 The licensee must conduct and manage the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event in accordance with the information supplied on the application and approved by the licence, the terms and conditions of the licence or additional conditions imposed by the licensing authority and the rules of play.
1.4 The licensee must (at the location of each game):
1.5 The licensee shall not:
1.6 Every licensee shall be responsible for the acts or omissions of his/her agents, servants, employees or designated persons representing the licensee.
1.7 Every licensee must ensure that each game is properly supervised and that a Designated Representative in Charge is readily available in the event of a dispute or complaint.
The licensee must designate a minimum of three (3) persons to represent the licensee, who have other activities beyond conducting lotteries within the organization, to be in charge of and responsible for the conduct and management of the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event, to hold the following positions:
The above designated persons representing the licensee must not be related or associated with the registered Supplier, or an employee thereof.
A minimum of three (3) designated persons, at least 18 years of age, with each representing one (1) of the above positions, must be present continuously during the conduct of the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event and, on behalf of the licensee, be responsible for:
2.1 The licensee must set up a bank to be managed and controlled continuously by two (2) persons representing the licensee who will hold the positions of General Cashier and Chip Cashier.
2.2 Each licensee will be responsible for deciding how all other positions at the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event will be staffed. The licensee has the option of:
2.3 The licensee must not allow any person who has had a registration under the Gaming Control Act, 1992 revoked, suspended or refused to participate in any way in the conduct, management or operation of the event.
2.4 The licensee must not pay for the wages of the registered Supplier’s employees.
2.5 The licensee must ensure that no Pit Boss, Floor Person or other Supervisor, Designated Representative in Charge, chip or table runners, dealer, other employee or persons representing the licensee solicits any tip or gratuity from any patron at the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event.
2.6 The licensee may permit a dealer, and only a dealer, to accept tips or gratuities from patrons at the gaming table at which the dealer is conducting play, provided that the tips are pooled and distributed among dealers on a pro rata basis.
2.7 The licensee must provide the licensing authority with a financial report outlining the results of the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event on the prescribed form.
3.1 The licensee must ensure that no person directly involved in or responsible for the conduct and management of the Fair or Exhibition Gaming Event shall participate as a player in any game of chance during that event.
3.2 The licensee must not permit any person who appears intoxicated or under the influence of a drug or disrupts other patrons or staff to enter or remain at the event. Also, the licensee must not allow any person apparently under the age of 18 to participate as a player in any game of chance.
3.3 All games must be operated exclusively on the basis of the rules supplied with the licence. Any variation of these rules is strictly prohibited.
3.4 The licensee must ensure that:
3.5 The licensee must post the betting limits, payoff odds and rules of play for each game conducted. The licensee must also ensure that the age restriction for players is displayed.
3.6 The licensee must accept Canadian currency only as payment for the purchase of chips. Chips must be redeemed for Canadian currency only.
3.7 The licensee must ensure that no person is extended credit of any kind for gaming activities. Debit cards, credit cards or government, employer or personal cheques are prohibited.
3.8 The licensee may exclude players from participating in the games of chance or deny entry to any player at their discretion.
4.1 The licensee must rent or lease equipment necessary for the conduct and management of the lottery event only from a Supplier registered under the Gaming Control Act, 1992.
4.2 Where the licensee uses employees of a registered Supplier to assist in the operation of the games of chance, the individuals must be registered as Gaming Assistants under the Gaming Control Act, 1992.