Gaming permit (55 certificate)

Find out how to apply for a Section 55 Certificate, required as part of your Gaming Permit application.

Gaming Permit application requirements

A Gaming Permit is issued by the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (DLGIRS) to allow clubs, charities and community groups to raise funds through activities such as lotteries, bingo, two-up and other minor gaming events.

Before you can apply for a Gaming Permit

Before you can apply for a Gaming Permit, you must obtain a Section 55 Certificate from the City. This certificate confirms that the proposed use of your premises complies with local planning and environmental health requirements. It is required under Section 55 of the Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987.

How to apply for a Section 55 Certificate

You can apply in one of two ways.

To apply in person or by post, you must complete and submit:

You will also need to provide:

  • A detailed site plan (to scale) showing the premises location;

  • A detailed internal floor plan identifying the area(s) where gaming will occur (for example, Main Hall or Dining Room); and

  • Application fee applies to new and renewal permits: View current planning fees.

Note: Credit card payments are accepted, however incur a surcharge of 0.22%.

Lodging your application

  • In person: Download and complete the Application Forms, then submit it with all supporting documentation at the City of Wanneroo Civic Centre, 23 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo. Business hours are Monday-Friday, 8.30am-5pm.
  • By post: Download and complete the Application Form PDF, then mail it with all supporting documentation to City of Wanneroo, Locked Bag 1, Wanneroo WA 6946.

To help ensure timely processing, please include all required forms, fees and supporting documents when lodging your application.

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