Get a National Police Certificate (NPC)
There are few things you must note before you apply for a National Police Certificate (also known as a police check):
- The police check must be generated within the three months (of when you lodge your application with us).
- When you apply for a police check, make sure to list your:
- current full name and all other names you have been known by, and
- preferred name that you state to be printed on the front of your licence or registration card, and
- correct date of birth.
When you submit your application with us make sure that all pages of the police check are submitted.
If your police check does not meet the above requirements then you will need to reapply for a new police check.
Agencies that you can apply to for a police check
We will accept a police check obtained from Victoria Police(opens in a new window), other Australian state or territory police services, the Australian Federal Police and any other provider appearing on the most current Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission's List of Accredited 'Broker' Organisations.
For Casino Special Employee
As part of your Casino Special Employee (CSE) licence application, you will need to get a National Police Certificate (NPC).
To do this we recommend contacting Crown Melbourne Compliance & Regulatory Affairs team directly on 03 9292 8888. They can assist you in getting an NPC that is suitable for your application and guide you through the process.
Note: The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) will also accept an NPC that came from:
- the Victoria Police
- other Australian state or territory police services
- the Australian Federal Police
- any other provider on the (current) Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission's list below.
View the list of accredited 'broker' organisations(opens in a new window).
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