80 Requirement for personal licence
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

80  Requirement for personal licence

(1)     The Commission shall use its powers under sections 75 and 77 to ensure that in respect of each operating licence at least one person—

(a)     occupies a specified management office in or in respect of the licensee or in connection with the licensed activities, and

(b)     holds a personal licence authorising the performance of the functions of the office.

(2)     A condition under either of those sections may impose requirements which relate to a management office and are in addition to any required by subsection (1).

(3)     A condition attached to an operating licence by virtue of section 75, 77 or 78 may, in particular, provide that if a specified management office

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