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Law On Public Gambling In Tournament Form

Original Language Title: Lov om offentligt hasardspil i turneringsform

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Scope of the law

Chapter 2 Participation in tournaments in public gambling

Chapter 3 Granting to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournament of the tournament,

Chapter 4 The running of public gambling in the form of a tournament of life

Chapter 5 Supervision and control

Chapter 6 Penalty clause

Chapter 7 Act's entry into force, etc.

Law on the public gambling of the tournament

We, by God's grace, the Queen of the Danes, do our thing.

The parliament has adopted the following law, and we know that the following law has been approved by Parliament's consent :

Chapter 1

Scope of the law

§ 1. Poker can be run as a public gambling in a tournament form according to the rules of this law.

Paragraph 2. The Minister may, after negotiating with the tax minister, lay down rules that other gambling than poker can be run as a public gambling in a tournament form according to the rules laid down in this Act ; rules on derogations may be laid down in this legislation. of sections 4 and Section 5 (5). 1.

Chapter 2

Participation in tournaments in public gambling

§ 2. The participating players in a public gaming tournament must be 18 years old.

§ 3. Only people who are 18 years old must be allowed access to the premises in which a public gambling tournament is taking place.

§ 4. There must be at least 10 participating players in a public gaming tournament.

§ 5. There must be no other card games in the rooms in which a public gaming tournament takes place.

Paragraph 2. No arcade equipment must be used in the context of a public gambling tournament.

Chapter 3

Granting to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournament of the tournament,

§ 6. The authority to which the attorney general authorises the authority (the supervisory authority) may grant the authorization to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournament.

Paragraph 2. A grant to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournaments form shall be reported for a specified location, on which a detailed number of dares have to be settled, but not more than five tournaments a week.

Paragraph 3. A grant to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournaments form may be granted up to two years from the date on which the authorization has been granted.

§ 7. Granting to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournaments form can be given to people who :

1) are 18 years old,

2) are not under the guardianship of the host ' s section 5 or during the conclave of the guardianship of the guardianship of section 7,

3) neither has notified the payeing or under bankruptcy ;

4) does not have significant due debt to the public sector, resulting in the amount of the order of 50,000 kr. or more,

5) does not have an alcohol appropriation applicable to the place for which the grant of the liquidate game in the tournament must apply to :

6) have not been convicted of a criminal offence which underlines the immediate danger of misuse of access to liquidate gambling in the form of a tournament, and

7) has not, moreover, shown such behaviour that there is reason to assume that the person in question will not liquidate publicly gaming in a manner in which it is fully reassuring.

§ 8. Additionality may also be granted to companies or associations (legal persons) complying with the conditions of section 7, no. 3-7.

Paragraph 2. This is a condition for granting the authorization pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 that the Director of the company in question and members of the governing board or members of the association of members concerned, including the chairman, meet the conditions laid down in section 7. It is also a condition for granting the authorization pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 that the other members of the company concerned or the members of the association in question meet the conditions laid down in section 7, no. 5.

Paragraph 3. If new members are in the management or board of a company or association which has the authorization to liquidate public gambling in a tournament form, the company or association shall, within 1 month, report this to the supervisory authority. The Supervisory Authority shall then decide whether or not the authorization should be revoked.

§ 9. An appropriation for liquidating public gambling in the form of a tournaments form lapses if the holder of the authorization is to cease to exist or ceases to comply with the conditions laid down in section 7, no. Two or three.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be the holder ' s death row or a spouse who is in the unreplaced estate, an appropriation holder who has notified the payment of the payment, the bankruptcy of the holder of the authorization, or a guardian of a holder of the holder of the guardianship of the guardianship of the guardianship, section 5 or 7, continue to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournament, where, pursuant to section 13 (3), 1, where notification is made to the supervisory authority within 14 days after the death, notification of the payee, the resignation of the bankruptcy or the safeguard shall be commensurate. Access to this shall be valid only for six months after the event that resulted in the suspension of the appropriation.

§ 10. The Supervisory Authority may revoke an authorization to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournament, if the holder of the authorization

1) has significantly overdue debt to the public sector, resulting in the amount of the order of 100 000 DKK or more,

2) the granting of an alcohol authorization applicable to the place for which the authorization to liquidate gambling in the form of the tournament is applicable ;

3) has been convicted of a criminal offence which underlines the immediate danger of misuse of access to liquidate gambling in the form of a tournament, or

4) has shown such behaviour that there is reason to assume that the person in question will not liquidate publicly gambling in a way that is fully reassuring.

Paragraph 2. The Supervisory Authority may also revoke an authorization to liquidate public gambling if an employee of a company or association or a member of a association with the authorization in question is obtained by an association of alcohol applicable to it, place that the grant to liquidate public gambling in the form of the tournament is applicable.

§ 11. The Minister of Justice may lay down rules for payment for the payment of applications for authorization to liquidate public gambling in the form of a tournaments form.

Chapter 4

The running of public gambling in the form of a tournament of life

§ 12. A public gambling tournament must be run under the leadership of a person, a company or association (the responsible holder) to have the authorization to liquidate public gambling in a way in which the public sector is to be used in a way in which the public sector is to be held in a tournament ; gambling tournament is run, cf. § § 6-8.

Paragraph 2. It is the responsibility of the responsible holder to ensure that the level of public gambling is carried out legally.

§ 13. The responsible holder of the authorization shall notify the supervisory authority of the time of the scheduled public gaming tournaments.

Paragraph 2. Notify by paragraph 1 shall be given, no later than 14 days before the commencing commencing of the official game of the public sector.

§ 14. The responsible holder of the authorization must, before a public gambling tour be enrolled, have issued a statement on the rules of the game and the calculation of the premiums for the public gambling tournament.

Paragraph 2. The declaration must be communicated to those who desire it.

§ 15. The responsible appropriation holder shall record the names, addresses and date of birth of the players in the enrollment.

Paragraph 2. Before the start of the public gambling tournament, the responsible holder shall check the identity of the players who are present and to ensure that no enrolled in the game shall be taken into account.

Paragraph 3. Any person present at the request of the holder of the responsible authorization or the supervisory authority shall be required to show identification.

§ 16. The responsible holder or, if it is a company or association, a representative, shall be present at the place where the public gambling tournament takes place as long as the game is played.

Paragraph 2. The responsible holder or, in the case of a company or association, shall not concern itself with anything other than the dismantling of the public gambling tournament as long as the game is played and must not participate as a player ; the gaming tournament of public gambling.

§ 17. As a payment for participation in a public gambling tournament, a single amount shall be collected from each of the participating players. This amount may not exceed 300 kr. for a single public gaming tournament.

Paragraph 2. In the case of a public gambling tournament, other amounts of the participating players shall not be charged other than those referred to in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. The amount referred to in paragraph 1. 1, must be paid, not later than the day before the commencing commencing of the public gaming tournament.

§ 18. The gambling payments for participation in a public gaming tournament is the tournament. There must be no other funding in the tournament pool than the payments for participation.

Paragraph 2. The turner pool for a single public gaming tournament must not exceed 15,000 crane, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 2, the supervisory authority may, in exceptional cases, grant permission for the tournament pool to exceed DKK 15,000. Such authorization shall not, however, be granted twice a year for each authorization to run a public gambling game in a tournament form.

§ 19. The money in the tournament pool must be used solely for winnings, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. The total added value of a single player in a public gambling tournament must not exceed half of the turner pool.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 must be taken up to a quarter of the turner pool to cover immediate costs in connection with the dismantling of the public gambling tournament. However, the turner pool must not be repayable for the benefit of the power of the tournament. for the holder of the authorization.

20. All payments to and from the tournaments pool shall be transferred between accounts in financial institutions or credit institutions, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and three.

Paragraph 2. Payments to cover the immediate costs of the dismantling of the public gaming tournament may be carried out in cash.

Paragraph 3. The Supervisory Authority may allow payments to and from the tournament to be made in a different way other than in accordance with the rules laid down in paragraph 1. One and two.

§ 21. The responsible holder of the authorization shall, within two months of the completion of the public gambling tour, shall complete accounts for the gambling tournament of the public sector.

Paragraph 2. In the accounts, each payment to and from the tournament pool shall be documented with the amount and date of the amount and the date of the payment. In the account transfer, the account must be shown on the accounts to which account has been transferred to or from. In the case of cash payment, the accounts must be given to the accounts which document the payment.

Paragraph 3. In the case of accounts, information on the names, addresses and birth dates of all the participating players must be kept.

Paragraph 4. In addition, the accounts must be kept in respect of the rules of the game and the premiums referred to in Section 14.

§ 22. The responsible holder shall keep the account and the information referred to in section 21 of 5 years after the completion of the public gambling of the public gambling, after which the responsible holder of the authorization must be carried out within a reasonable period of time ; the information.

Chapter 5

Supervision and control

-23. The Supervisory Authority shall, where appropriate, be deemed necessary at any time, without a court order of access to the premises in which a public gambling tournament takes place, or is used by the responsible holder or his or her ; assisting in the context of the dismantling of the public gambling tournament.

§ 24. The Supervisory Authority may require all the information on a public gambling tournament, the responsible holder of the authorization, its assistants and the participating players necessary to ensure compliance with the rules of the law.

§ 25. The Minister of Justice can, in the course of the Minister of Justice, be able to exercise his authority under this minister to exercise the powers under the supervision of the law.

Chapter 6

Penalty clause

SECTION 26. Unless higher penalties have been imposed on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine, which is intentionally or gross negligent as responsible for the liability of the holder of the public gambling in a tournament, without ensuring that the provisions of sections 2 to 5 and 12 to 12 are punished ; Section 15 (3). 1 and 2, sections 16 and 17, section 18 (4). One and two, section 19, section 20, section 20. 1, and sections 21 and 22 are complied with.

Paragraph 2. The one abstentions as required by Section 15 (3). Three, punishable by fine.

Paragraph 3. Unless higher penalties have been inflited on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine, which is inaccurate or gross negligent or misleading information or information requested by the person concerned after Section 24 is obliged to give, or intentionally or intentionally negligent, incorrect or misleading information or information relating to the application for authorization under this law.

Paragraph 4. The provisions adopted pursuant to the law may be punished for the penalties provided for intentional or gross negligent provisions in the regulations.

Paragraph 5. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 7

Act's entry into force, etc.

§ 27. The law shall enter into force on 1. January, 2010.

§ 28. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

The one in Marselisborg Castle, the 27th. December 2009Under Our Royal Hand and SeglMARGRETHE R / Brian Mikkelsen