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64 :(b) the Authority has not, within that period, given notice in writing to the casino operator that the Authority objects to the proposed contract or requires further time, the further period to be specified in the notice, to conduct its investigations.

(2) If the Authority notifies the casino operator that it requires further time to conduct its investigations, the casino operator shall not enter into the contract until the expiration of the period specified in the notice.

(3) If the Authority notifies the casino operator that it objects to the proposed contract, the casino operator shall not enter into the contract.

(4) The Authority may object to a proposed contract if, having regard to the circumstances, including the suitability of each party to the contract, it considers that the contract will affect the credibility, integrity and stability of casino operations.

(5) Any casino operator who contravenes subsection (1), (2) or (3) shall be liable to disciplinary action.

Notice to be given of certain contracts

74. If—
 * (a) a casino operator enters into a prescribed contract relating solely to a class of matter or class of contract specified by the Authority under section 72 as not being controlled matter or a controlled contract; or
 * (b) any such contract is varied,

the casino operator shall, within 14 days of entering into the prescribed contract or the variation, as the case may be, give notice in writing to the Authority of that fact and brief particulars of the contract or variation.

Parties to contract to provide information

75. The Authority may, by notice in writing, require any party to a controlled contract or a prescribed contract under section 74 to provide such information as the Authority may require, and section 60 shall apply to that party in the same manner as section 60 applies to a casino operator.