A premises licence is a licence which states that it authorises premises to be used for—
the operation of a casino (a "casino premises licence"),
the provision of facilities for the playing of bingo (a "bingo premises licence"),
making Category B gaming machines available for use (an "adult gaming centre premises licence"),
making Category C gaming machines available for use (a "family entertainment centre premises licence"), or
the provision of facilities for betting, whether by making or accepting bets, by acting as a betting intermediary or by providing other facilities for the making or accepting of bets (a "betting premises licence").
A casino premises licence is—
a "regional casino premises licence" if it relates to a regional casino,
a "large casino premises licence" if it relates to a large casino, and
a "small casino premises licence" if it relates to a small casino.
Neither a premises licence nor any provision of this Part disapplies or provides a defence to the offence under section 33.