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Gambling Amendment Bill (No 3)
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The bill proposes amendments to the Gambling Act to increase transparency of grant-making from the proceeds of Class 4 gambling; reduce potential conflicts of interest situations between Class 4 gambling operators (societies), venues, and grant recipients; improve transparency surrounding management companies that provide societies with services; simplify compliance and reduce costs for societies and venue owners; and ensure the efficiency of the appeals process is not undermined.MP in charge
Hon Peter DunneCommittee
Government AdministrationBill No.216-3
50Parliament
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Assented on 19 Oct 2015
Act: Gambling Amendment Act (No 2) 2015
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Member(s) in charge: Hon Peter Dunne Type of Bill: Government Parliament: 50 Bill no: 216-3 Introduction: 20 May 2014 First reading agreed: 06 Nov 2014 Referred to: Government Administration Submissions due: 29 Jan 2015 Second reading agreed: 04 Jun 2015 Committee of the whole House concluded: 24 Sep 2015 Third reading agreed: 15 Oct 2015 Royal assent: 19 Oct 2015 Act: Gambling Amendment Act (No 2) 2015