Sch. 3 Victoria consults with the Company to periodically review the marketing activities of both bodies, but Tourism Victoria will not be obliged to act on any proposals or recommendations of the Company."; (x) with effect on 1 January 1996, the following clause shall be added as clause 22A— '22A. Tax on Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue 22A.1 In addition to any fees or taxes payable by the Company under clause 22 or otherwise, while the Casino Licence remains in force, the Company must pay to the State, in respect of each month in which gaming is conducted in the Temporary Casino or the Melbourne Casino, as the case may be— (a) casino tax in an amount equal to 9% of the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue for the month in question, such tax being payable within 7 days following the end of each month, the first payment to be made in relation to the month commencing 1 January 1996; and (b) a community benefit levy in an amount equal to 1% of the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue for the month in question, on the same dates as payments are made to the State under paragraph (a); but (c) if in any month the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue is less than zero, the amount of the negative Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue may be carried forward to the following month and applied to reduce the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue in that month. 22A.2 If the casino tax paid by the Company to the State under clause 22A.1(a) and the community benefit levy paid under clause 22A.1(b) in respect of the year commencing on 1 January 1996 or the 6 month period commencing on
Victoria consults with the Company to periodically review the marketing activities of both bodies, but Tourism Victoria will not be obliged to act on any proposals or recommendations of the Company."; Sch. 3 (x) with effect on 1 January 1996, the following clause shall be added as clause 22A— '22A. Tax on Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue 22A.1 In addition to any fees or taxes payable by the Company under clause 22 or otherwise, while the Casino Licence remains in force, the Company must pay to the State, in respect of each month in which gaming is conducted in the Temporary Casino or the Melbourne Casino, as the case may be— (a) casino tax in an amount equal to 9% of the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue for the month in question, such tax being payable within 7 days following the end of each month, the first payment to be made in relation to the month commencing 1 January 1996; and (b) a community benefit levy in an amount equal to 1% of the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue for the month in question, on the same dates as payments are made to the State under paragraph (a); but (c) if in any month the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue is less than zero, the amount of the negative Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue may be carried forward to the following month and applied to reduce the Commission Based Players' Gaming Revenue in that month. 22A.2 If the casino tax paid by the Company to the State under clause 22A.1(a) and the community benefit levy paid under clause 22A.1(b) in respect of the year commencing on 1 January 1996 or the 6 month period commencing on