Australian Capital Territory
Gaming Machine (Cashless Gaming System Operational Requirements—Ticket In Ticket Out) Approval 2014 (No 2)
Notifiable instrument NI2014–613
made under the  
Gaming Machine Regulation 2004, s 29 (Cashless Gaming System Operational Requirements)

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Gaming Machine (Cashless Gaming System Operational Requirements—Ticket In Ticket Out) Approval 2014 (No 2).
2	Commencement
This instrument commences on the day after notification. 
3	Approval
I approve the Cashless Gaming System Operational Requirements (Ticket In Ticket Out) as specified in the schedule to this instrument.
Revocation
4.	This instrument revokes NI2014-447 dated 9 September 2014.

Greg Jones
Chief Executive
ACT Gambling and Racing Commission

27 November 2014

SCHEDULE

Cashless Gaming System Operational Requirements - Ticket In Ticket Out

A Ticket In Ticket Out Cashless Gaming System must operate in accordance with the following requirements:
1.	It must function as part of an ‘Aristocrat System 7000’, an ‘IGT Systems Club’ or ‘Bally iVista CEM’ management system.
2.	A gaming machine ticket must display the following:
(a)	information regarding the venue where the ticket was printed (eg. the licensee’s trading name);
(b)	a unique identification number for each ticket;
(c)	the value of the ticket’s gaming credits in dollars and cents;
(d)	the date and time the ticket was printed; and
(e)	at least one of the following harm minimisation messages or a message that is materially the same and approved by the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission:
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3.	The cashless gaming system must not allow a gaming machine to accept a gaming machine ticket valued at greater than $800.