Gambling - Mandatory and Default Conditions

06 Nov
2018

The Gambling Commission have recently published a helpful table contrasting the mandatory and default regulation between Scotland and England & Wales, which are subject to similar but different requirements.

Here is a link to the Commission’s article.

However as a quick summary we have reproduced the table below:

England & Wales 
mandatory conditions

 

Scotland 
Mandatory and default conditions

 

Premises type

 

A notice setting out the terms on which a bet may be placed must be displayed in a prominent position on the premises.

 

A notice setting out the terms on which a bet may be placed must be displayed at every entrance.

 

ALL Licensed Betting Offices (LBOs)

 

Signage saying consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

Signage saying SALE and consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

ALL Licensed Betting Offices (LBOs)

 

Signage saying consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

Signage saying SALE and consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

ALL Adult Gaming Centres (AGCs)

 

Signage saying consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

Signage saying SALE and consumption of alcohol on the premises is prohibited.

 

ALL Family Entertainment Centres (FECs)

 

The summary of the terms and conditions of the premises licence issued by the licensing authority must be displayed in a prominent place on the premises.

Summary of the premises licence issued by the licensing authority must be displayed in a prominent place on the premises.  

 

ALL Premises

 

No National Lottery. 
No Private or Customer Lottery.

 

No National lottery or Private Lottery (customer lottery is not mentioned).

 

ALL PREMISES

 

The non-gambling area may consist of one or more areas within the casino.

 

The point about one or more non-gambling areas is not mentioned in the Scottish regulations.

 

ALL CASINOS

 

Law correct at the date of publication.
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