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Review of unlicensed online gambling in the UK’ report was published by the Betting and Gaming Council on 4 February. This was three weeks after the Chief Executive of the Gambling Commission had written to Carolyn Harris commenting: “We know that licensed operators and their trade bodies are concerned about the impact of the illegal market, but our own evidence suggests that the impact may be being exaggerated”. That comment surely needs to be reconsidered in the context of survey findings in the PwC report that found the proportion of UK online gamblers using an unlicensed operator ...

Hunting The power of social media to create viral storm guidance to politicians continues to evidence itself on the internet.  This week, it’s hunters rallying over hunting in California. California State Senator Scott Weiner of San Francisco proposed S.B. 252 that sought to ban black bear hunting in the state. The proposal raised an immediate response by a plethora of interests including the timber, livestock, beekeeping and agricultural industries in the Golden State. Per the US Standard Industry Code (SIC), the hunting and guide industry is part of the agricultural sector. Sen. Weiner�...

The CEO of the Betting and Gaming Council has written to MPs, warning of hysteria on underage gambling propagated by prohibitionists.

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Date Time Holiday vigilance to protect older Australians in aged care The health and safety of older Australians should be a priority this holiday season with families urged to keep in contact with those most in need – but to take appropriate precautions. While restrictions have eased across Australia, providers and families living across the Northern Beaches and Penrith areas of Sydney must abide by the current visitation guidelines. Until further notice all staff and visitors at residential facilities must wear a surgical mask. Additionally, until at least Wednesday 30 December, all resid...