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AI Summary of 176. Amendment of section 43 (gaming machine licence duty) of Finance Act, 1975.
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176. Amendment of section 43 (gaming machine licence duty) of Finance Act, 1975.
Section 43 of the Finance Act, 1975, is amended -
(a) by the insertion in subsection (1) of the following definition after the definition of "premises":
"'the public' includes members of clubs, organisations and other distinct groupings of individuals;",
and
(b) by the substitution in paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of the following:
"affords that player no more than an opportunity -
(i) to play again once more without paying to play, or
(ii) to obtain a non-monetary prize which, if available for purchase or a similar item were so available, would not normally exceed £5 in value,
shall be deemed not to be a gaming machine.",
for "affords that player no more than an opportunity to play again (once or more often) without paying to play shall be deemed not to be a gaming machine.".