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Liquor & Gaming NSW requires impact assessments for gaming machine threshold increases

Regulation

Source: Liquor & Gaming NSW

Liquor & Gaming NSW says clubs and hotels in New South Wales must complete a Local Impact Assessment when applying to increase their gaming machine threshold. Its resources include venue risk bands, a public register of applications and decisions dating from 2019, and guidance on preparing assessments.

Clubs and hotels seeking more gaming machines must account for the required local impact assessment process.

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