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Gaming supplier registration revoked due to presence of illegal goods and repeated dishonesty with inspectors.
The appellant appealed a Notice of Proposed Order to revoke his gaming supplier registration.
During inspections of the appellant's convenience store, inspectors and police found counterfeit DVDs, unmarked cigarettes, and illegal video gaming machines.
The appellant repeatedly lied to inspectors about the presence of these items and breached an Order of Immediate Suspension by replacing lottery tickets he was instructed to remove.
The Licence Appeal Tribunal found that the appellant's actions demonstrated a pattern of dishonesty and lack of respect for the law, providing reasonable grounds to believe he would not act in accordance with the law, honesty, or integrity.
The Tribunal directed the Registrar to carry out the Proposed Order to revoke the registration.
Gaming supplier registration revoked due to possession of untaxed cigarettes and purchasing allegedly stolen goods.
The appellant, a convenience store operator registered as a gaming supplier, appealed a Notice of Proposed Order to revoke his registration.
Following an undercover police operation, the appellant was found to have purchased allegedly stolen goods from undercover officers and possessed over 600 cartons of untaxed cigarettes.
The Tribunal found that the appellant's past conduct, including purchasing goods he believed to be stolen and possessing untaxed cigarettes on an industrial scale, demonstrated a lack of integrity and honesty.
The Tribunal confirmed the Registrar's proposal and ordered the revocation of the appellant's registration.
