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Determination 2008 (No 2) Australian Capital Territory Race and Sports Bookmaking (Sports Bookmaking Events) Determination 2008 (No 2) Disallowable Instrument DI2008—210 made under the Race and Sports Bookmaking Act 2001, s20(1) - Determination of sports bookmaking events 1. Name of Instrument This Instrument is the Race and Sports Bookmaking (Sports Bookmaking Events) Determination 2008 (No 2). 2. Revocation I revoke determination DI2008-114 dated 16 May 2008 and notified under the Legislation Register on 22 May 2008. 3. Commencement This Instrument commences the day after it is notified. 4. Determination I determine that the approved senior level sports bookmaking events are as specified in Schedule 1 to this instrument. I determine that the approved sports bookmaking events relating to national and international racing are as specified in Schedule 2 to this instrument. For the purpose of events determined under Schedule 1 of this determination a “senior level event” includes all professional, top level competitions and Masters type events but does not include junior, school or any competitions where a condition of participation requires competitors to be less than 18 years of age. Malcolm Gray Chairperson ACT Gambling and Racing Commission 19 August 2008 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE ONE OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. Schedule 1 No Events Classes of Events 1 Academy Awards Any award sanctioned by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 2 American Football 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) National Football League (America); (ii) National Collegiate Athletic Association (America); (iii) All American Football League; (iv) Arena Football League (America); (v) Canadian Football League. 2. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above Leagues and Associations. 3 Athletics (Track and Field) Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) International Association of Athletics Federations; (ii) Oceania Athletic Association; (iii) Athletics Australia. 4 Australian Rules Football 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the Australian Football League Commission. 2. Each Premier Division Australian Football League (AFL) Competition event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) AFL Northern Territory; (ii) AFL NSW/ACT; (iii) AFL Queensland; (iv) AFL Tasmania; _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE TWO OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 4 Australian Rules Football (v) South Australian National Football League; (continued) (vi) Football Victoria; (vii) West Australian Football Commission Inc. 3. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the Australian Football League Commission. 5 Baseball 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) Major League Baseball; (ii) International Collegiate Athletic Association; (iii) Australian Baseball Federation; (iv) International Baseball Federation. 2. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above League, Association and Federation. 6 Basketball 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) Australian National Basketball League; (ii) Australian Women’s National Basketball League; (iii) Fédération Internationale de Basketball (FIBA); (iv) United States National Basketball Association; (v) United States Women’s Basketball Association; (vi) United States National Collegiate Athletic Association; (vii) FIBA Europe; (viii) Union of European Leagues of Basketball. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE THREE OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 6 Basketball 2. Each National and International event scheduled and sanctioned by Basketball (continued) Australia. 3. Each Premier League event sanctioned by FIBA Europe’s Federation members together with the scheduling and co-sanctioning relevant League. 4. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above Leagues, Associations and Federations. 7 Boxing 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) International Boxing Organisation; (ii) World Boxing Organisation; (iii) International Boxing Federation; (iv) World Boxing Council; (v) World Boxing Association; (vi) International Boxing Association. 2. Each International and Championship event scheduled and sanctioned by Boxing Australia Inc. 8 Commonwealth Games 1. Each Commonwealth Games sporting event as scheduled and sanctioned by the Commonwealth Games Federation. 2. Official Commonwealth Games Federation medal tallies. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE FOUR OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 9 Cricket 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) Cricket Australia; (ii) the International Cricket Council and co-sanctioning Council Members. 2. Each First Class Division 1 event scheduled and sanctioned by the International Cricket Council’s Members. 3. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above Council, Members and Cricket Australia. 10 Cycling 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the Union Cycliste Internationale. 2. Each National, Championship and Tour scheduled and sanctioned by Cycling Australia. 11 Darts Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) Professional Darts Corporation; (ii) British Darts Organisation; (iii) World Darts Federation. 12 Golf 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the Professional Golfer’s Association of America. 2. The Open Championship scheduled and sanctioned by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE FIVE OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 12 Golf 3. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (continued) (i) International Federation of PGA Tours and co-sanctioning Member Tours, comprising of: (a) PGA Tour; (b) PGA Tour of Australasia; (c) Asian Tour; (d) European Tour; (e) Japan Golf Tour; (f) Sunshine Tour; (ii) Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour; (iii) Ladies European Tour; (iv) Ladies Professional Golf Association of Japan Tour; (v) Ladies Professional Golf Association of Korea Tour; (vi) Australian Ladies Professional Golf Tour. 13 Hockey (Ice and Field) A. Ice Hockey 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) International Ice Hockey Federation; (ii) American Hockey League; (iii) National Hockey League; (iv) Central Hockey League; (v) ECHL. 2. Each State and National Championship event scheduled and sanctioned by Ice Hockey Australia. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE SIX OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 13 Hockey (Ice and Field) A. Ice Hockey (continued) (continued) 3. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) SM-liiga (Finnish hockey league); (ii) Elitserien (Swedish hockey league). 4. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above Federation, Leagues and Ice Hockey Australia. B. Field Hockey 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) International Hockey Federation (Fédération Internationale de Hockey sur Gazon); (ii) Hockey Australia; (iii) the Australian Hockey League. 2. Player awards and medals as sanctioned by the above Federation, League and Hockey Australia. 14 Iron Man (Surf Lifesaving) Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) Surf Life Saving Australia; (ii) the International Life Saving Federation. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE SEVEN OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 15 Lawn Bowls 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) Bowls Australia; (ii) the World Bowls Tour; (iii) World Bowls Ltd. 2. Each Champion of Champions event scheduled and sanctioned by the: (i) English Bowling Association; (ii) English Women’s Bowling Association. 3. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the Royal NSW Bowling Association. 4. Each No. 1 Grade State Pennants scheduled and sanctioned by Bowls Australia’s affiliated State and Territory Associations. 16 Motor Racing (Car and Bike) A. Motor Car 1. Each Rally Championship event and V8 Supercar event scheduled and sanctioned by the Confederation of Australian Motorsport. 2. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by: (i) the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile; (ii) the National Association for Stock Car Automobile Racing Inc; (iii) Champ Car; (iv) the Indy Racing League. _______________ Initial Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au PAGE EIGHT OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE INSTRUMENT MADE UNDER THE RACE AND SPORTS BOOKMAKING ACT 2001 ON THE 19th DAY OF AUGUST 2008. No Events Classes of Events 16 Motor Racing (Car and Bike) B. Motor Bike (continued) 1. Each event scheduled and sanctioned by the
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