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2.—(1) At any time during which the totalisator is being lawfully used on the premises—
(a)no betting operator or betting operator’s assistant shall be excluded from the premises by reason only of the fact that he proposes to accept or negotiate bets on the premises; and
(b)there shall be made available on the premises space for betting operators and betting operators’ assistants where they can conveniently accept and negotiate bets in connection with dog races run on the premises on that day.
(2) This paragraph is without prejudice to section 180 (pool betting on dog races) of the 2005 Act.
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