premises comply with all the planning requirements relating to
fire protection under the laws of Seychelles;
(d) the Ministry of Health as to whether the premises comply
with all health requirements under the laws of Seychelles;
(e) the Ministry responsible for Tourism and;
(f) the Ministry responsible for Defence.
5.
Notwithstanding sections 167, 170 and 173(c) of the Penal Code or any
other law to the contrary, a casino licence shall authorise gaming, subject to and
in accordance with the licence, by persons of or over 18 years in age who are not
otherwise prohibited from being in the casino or taking part in gaming.
6.
No person other than a company incorporated under the Companies Act,
not being an overseas company within the meaning of that Act, shall be eligible
to apply for a casino licence.
7.
(1) A casino licence shall be subject to the following conditions(a) the licence shall not permit a person under 18 years of age to
take part in gaming in the casino or be present in a casino;
(b) subject to subregulation (3), the licensee shall not or shall not
knowingly permit any other person to, take part in gaming at the
casino(i) if that person is not present in the casino at the time
when the gaming takes place there; or
(ii) on behalf of another person who is not present in the
casino at that time;
(c) subject to subregulation (4), the licensee shall not knowingly
permit any person who is in any way(i) concerned in the management, regulation,
supervision, control or administration of the casino or of
any other casino in or outside Seychelles; or
(ii) employed in the casino or of any other casino in or
outside Seychelles,
to take part in the playing of any game in the casino;
(d) subject to subregulation (5), the licensee shall not accept or
shall not knowingly permit any of his employees to accept any
tip in the casino;
(e) the licensee shall not permit any gaming(i) which is not authorized by the casino licence; or