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This page outlines the process if you intend to cease conducting bingo.

If a community or charitable organisation decides to stop running bingo sessions for longer than three months, they must notify the VGCCC in writing and submit a Notification of intention to cease bingo sessions (PDF, 154.35 KB) application form.

This must be completed within seven days of ceasing the gaming activity.

Where a bingo centre operator is running the bingo sessions on behalf of a community or charitable organisation, then it is the bingo centre operator’s responsibility to notify the VGCCC.

Complete the Notification of intention to cease bingo sessions form (PDF 208KB)

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