Self-Exclusion Process Changes in South Australia Could Help Port Lincoln Tackle Problem Gambling Rates

Self-Exclusion Process Changes in South Australia Could Help Port Lincoln Tackle Problem Gambling Rates

A reduction of the gambling-related harm rates in Port Lincoln could be brought by the changes to the gambling legislation of South Australia. The changes are expected to also speed up the voluntary self-exclusion process. Under the previous provisions of gambling laws, a voluntary self-exclusion could take up to ten days to be processed, and months to be reviewed in order for a decision whether or not the barring to remain in place. That system, however, faced a lot of criticism, as it took an unnecessarily long time for a…

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UK Regulators Ban Gambling Advertising from Websites and Computer Games of Appeal to Children

UK Regulators Ban Gambling Advertising from Websites and Computer Games of Appeal to Children

Stricter rules are being imposed on gambling advertising, especially for online gambling ads. From April 1st, gambling operators in the UK will have to make sure that they do not target any individuals under the legal age of 18, as a ban has been imposed on the use of young celebrities and sports stars in advertising materials has been imposed. As revealed by the Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP), the new requirements have been specially designed to protect children from irresponsible gambling advertising practices. Gambling operators which operate on the…

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