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Queensland outlines AML/CTF programme duties for gaming machine licensees

Regulation

Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland’s Business department says gaming machine licensees must maintain an anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing programme and enrol with AUSTRAC. It also says licensees must submit an annual compliance report and report suspicious matters. Changes to AML/CTF laws took effect on 31 March 2026, with further information directed to AUSTRAC.

Gaming machine licensees must maintain programmes and meet enrolment and reporting duties under the stated requirements.

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