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AI Summary of 103. Assessment of information and documentation provided under section 102(1)(b) and (c)
The Authority must carry out, or arrange for a suitably qualified person to carry out, an assessment of the information, supporting documentation and other evidence provided under section 102(1)(b) and (d) to satisfy itself that the software to be used will enable the proposed licensee to view, in real time, information on the National Gambling Exclusion Register which would affect that licensee.
Where an application under section 96(1)(k) or a renewal under section 104(1)(b) is made and standards under section 102(1)(c) are in effect, the Authority must assess the information and supporting evidence for the following purposes: (a) to satisfy that software manufactured or adapted by the proposed licensee meets standards in effect under section 123(2) or (4) relating to matters in section 123(1)(a)(ii); (b) to satisfy that third‑party manufactured or adapted software will be obtained from a Business to Business licensee; (c) to satisfy that gambling‑related services installed, maintained or upgraded by the proposed licensee meet standards in effect under section 123(2) or (4) relating to matters in section 123(1)(b)(ii); and (d) to satisfy that such services provided by a third party are or will be provided by a Business to Business licensee.
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103. Assessment of information and documentation provided under section 102(1)(b) and (c)
(1) The Authority shall carry out, or arrange for a suitably qualified person to carry out, an assessment of the information referred to in paragraph (b) of section 102(1), and the supporting documentation and other evidence furnished with that information in accordance with paragraph (d) of that section, for the purpose of satisfying itself that the software to be used would enable the proposed licensee concerned to view, in real time, information on the National Gambling Exclusion Register which would affect the licensee concerned.
(2) Where at the time of making an application referred to in section 96(1)(k) or at the time of making an application for renewal referred to in section 104(1)(b), standards referred to in paragraph (c) of section 102(1) are in effect, the Authority shall carry out, or arrange for a suitably qualified person to carry out, an assessment of the information provided under that paragraph, and the supporting documentation and other evidence furnished with that information in accordance with paragraph (d) of that section, for the purposes specified in subsection (3).
(3) The purposes referred to in subsection (2) are to enable the Authority to satisfy itself -