A bingo hall owner or operator is a person who owns or operates a bingo hall which provides facilities, equipment callers, security, storage, event co-ordination or other related services with respect to the bingo hall.

A break open ticket seller is a person who sells break open tickets on behalf of a licensee (charitable or religious organization) at a premises other than the licensee's premises (third party location).

A gaming equipment supplier is a person who distributes, supplies, rents, leases or sells any device or thing used in the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required, including bingo paper, break open tickets, gaming tables, wheels, chips, tokens or number verifiers, but does not include a gaming equipment manufacturer of bingo paper or break open ticket manufacturer.

A gaming services supplier is a person who provides gaming services for a lottery scheme for which a licence is required, including arranging the scheme, providing management, administrative or consulting services, supplying the services of registered gaming assistants or providing other related services, but does not include a bingo hall owner or operator.

A bingo paper or break open ticket manufacturer is a person who manufactures for sale or distribution to another person bingo paper or break open tickets used in the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required.

A gaming equipment manufacturer is a person who manufactures for sale or distribution to another person any device or thing used in the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required, except bingo paper and break open tickets.

A bingo caller is an individual who is employed by a registered supplier and who, on behalf of the supplier, operates the equipment used for the random selection of numbers and calls the numbers at the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required.

A croupier is an individual who is employed by a registered supplier and who, on behalf of the supplier, deals cards, supervises the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required, operates wheels or otherwise facilitates the playing of the lottery scheme.

A gaming premises manager is an individual who is employed by a registered supplier and who, on behalf of the supplier, manages premises kept for the playing of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required by supervising other registered gaming assistants or by managing facilities, equipment, security or other related services.

A gaming services employee is an individual who is employed by a registered supplier and who provides the supplier with administrative, management, consulting or sales services with respect to the organization of a lottery scheme for which a licence is required.