The MGCC supports First Nations by assisting with finance and management practices for gaming activities that benefit First Nations communities. The MGCC has staff assigned to each First Nation that will provide advice and assistance to First Nations from training sessions to walking you through a daily balancing report. If you have any questions or would like training or advice related to your VLT site, gaming commission or charitable gaming activities in your community please call us (in Winnipeg) at 954-9400 or toll free at 1-800-782-0363.
First Nations VLT Siteholders
According to VLT Siteholder Registration Terms and Conditions - First Nations siteholders are required to maintain records and publish an annual report. Each siteholder must submit their First Nations VLT Siteholder Report to the Manitoba Gaming Control Commission (MGCC) within 120 days of the fiscal year end.
Every siteholder must publish an annual report of the VLT gaming for each fiscal year containing:
Each siteholder must also keep the financial records used to support this annual report for three years.
First Nations Gaming Commissions
In Manitoba, all gambling licensing authorities (First Nations' Gaming Commissions and municipalities) are required to maintain records and publish an annual report of the charitable events they license. Each gaming commission must submit their First Nations Gaming Commission Financial Report to the Manitoba Gaming Control Commission (MGCC) within 90 days of the fiscal year end.
This report is similar to the current information provided under First Nations gaming agreements and includes:
Report Forms:
First Nations Gaming Commission Financial Report
First Nations Annual VLT Siteholder Report
Daily Balancing Report & Instruction Guide
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We encourage you to
contact us anytime for assistance by
calling toll free
1-800-782-0363
or email us at
audit@mgcc.mb.ca