If you wish to provide goods and services to the gaming industry, the resources to your left provide you detailed information on the different types of casino, charitable gaming and lottery registrations issued under the Gaming Control Act, 1992, including the registration process.

Charitable Gaming Registration    

The Gaming Control Act, 1992 is an Act that regulates individuals and businesses who supply goods, services and equipment to charitable and religious organizations that have been licensed to conduct lottery schemes. The Act provides for:

	Registration of businesses as suppliers;
	Registration of persons who facilitate the playing of games of chance as gaming assistants;
	The types of gaming premises, services and equipment that can be provided; and
	The regulation of registrants.

The Regulations under the Act exempt certain classes of persons from registration and define classes or types of registrants.

Casino, Charity Casino and Slot Machine Facility Registration  

The Gaming Control Act, 1992 requires the registration of gaming employees, gaming key employees and suppliers to casinos, charity casinos and slot machine facilities at racetracks unless specifically exempt by regulation.  Trade unions representing employees of casinos, charity casinos and slot machine facilities at racetracks are also required to be registered.

OLG Lottery Registration      

The Gaming Control Act, 1992 regulates, among other things, individuals and businesses that sell lottery products on behalf of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) or provide goods, services and equipment to the lottery industry.  The Act provides for:

	Registration of businesses as suppliers;
	Registration of businesses selling OLG lottery products;
	Registration of persons facilitating the sale of OLG lottery products; and
	The regulation of registrants.