Class 4 Gambling Sector Review and Objectives
"Explore the comprehensive review process and objectives set by the Cabinet for the Class 4 gambling sector, focusing on sustainability, legislation, regulation, and harm prevention. Learn about the key milestones and stakeholder engagements in the DIA's thorough review from 2015 to 2016."
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Class 4 Gambling Review
Class 4 Gambling Review December 2015: Regional approach was proposed and DIA sought agreement to consult with stakeholders and go to Cabinet. November 2015: DIA developed options for a C4 review - no sector input was sought at this time September2015: Cabinet agreed to a broad review of class 4 gambling sector February 2016: DIA listened to stakeholders and took all options off the table and started the review with a clean slate January 2016: DIA informed the sector of the proposals April-June 2016: DIA worked with sector to: rebuild relationships and get a good understanding of stakeholder perspectives; discussion document was developed from stakeholder discussions; published discussion document March 2016: Cabinet agreedto the next phase of the review being: consultation with the sector to discus the review findings to date; gather evidence on the current and potential future state of the class 4 sector; and develop a range of options for potential reform of the sector, with an objective of maximising community benefit July - November 2016: Close to 800 submissions were received; analysis of submissions Minister has advised he wants DIA to take a purposeful approach with stakeholders and no changes will occur prior to election Next steps: DIA will continue to work with stakeholders and the Minister to develop next steps of the review. December 2016: Briefing to Minister with submission analysis and next steps First Governance Group meeting -12 December Department of Internal Affairs
Review Objectives Cabinet agreed to a broad review of class 4 gambling sector to: Long-term sustainability and effective allocation of funding to communities without driving a growth in gambling; Fit-for-purpose legislation; Cost-effective regulation of the sector; and Preventing and minimising harm. Department of Internal Affairs
April to June 2016 DIA worked with sector to: rebuild relationships and get a good understanding of stakeholder perspectives; discussion document was developed from stakeholder discussions; published discussion document Department of Internal Affairs
July to November 2016 Close to 800 submissions were received; Analysis of submissions; Minister has advised he wants DIA to take a purposeful approach with stakeholders and no changes will occur prior to election Department of Internal Affairs
Discussion Document: Review of Class 4 gambling June 2016 Close to 800 submissions received Submissions came from: non-club societies clubs venues gambling help providers Local government Grant recipients Individuals And a range of other organisations Department of Internal Affairs
December 2016 Briefing to Minister with submission analysis and next steps 12 December - First Governance Group meeting Department of Internal Affairs
2017 DIA will continue to work with stakeholders and the Minister to develop next steps of the review and develop policy options to present to Government post election. Department of Internal Affairs
