New Zealand Legislation: Acts
Acts are laws made by Parliament
(1) The Governor-General may, by Order in Council, make regulations for all or any of the following purposes relating to the application and distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling:
(a) prescribing the amount (or a minimum amount) that a corporate society must apply or distribute to or for authorised purposes, and that amount may be prescribed as a specific amount or as a percentage (for example, as a percentage of turnover, player expenditure, or net proceeds):
(b) prescribing a time period within which the application or distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling must occur:
(c) prescribing requirements for advertising the availability of net proceeds from class 4 gambling for distribution:
(d) prescribing requirements for the methods and processes used to deal with applications for the distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling:
(e) prescribing requirements for the publication of information about the application and distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling, including what amounts to publication for the purposes of section 110:
(f) prescribing other requirements concerning the management, application, or distribution of net proceeds.
(2) Regulations made under subsection (1) may apply—
(a) to specified licence holders or classes of licence holder; or
(b) in respect of specified venues or classes of venue; or
(c) in respect of specified gambling equipment or classes of gambling equipment; or
(d) in respect of specified games or classes of games.