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Queensland OLGR issues individual gaming employee licences

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Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland’s Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation issues licences required for people working in certain roles in the state’s gaming industry. The department page directs applicants to information about licence types and applying, including through the LGFT online portal.

People in covered Queensland gaming roles need an OLGR licence, so applicants must identify the right type and apply.

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