Community Support Levy survey - allocation of funding under the future gaming market
Following responses to the public consultation processes, further feedback was sought from a cross section of organisations on how the Community Support Levy funding could best be allocated within the new gaming environment.
Details on how to respond to the survey were contained in the following document:
Survey Questions - CSL funding under the Future Gaming Market (229Kb)
Survey responses were received from 12 parties and copies of these responses are available at the links below.
Stage two consultation
Stage one of public consultation was conducted in February 2020, which provided an overview of how the Tasmanian gaming industry will be restructured and included details of the regulatory model that will implement the Government's policy. Responses to stage one are published below under “Stage one consultation".
Stage two of public consultation included the release of the exposure draft of the Gaming Control Amendment (Future Gaming Market) Bill 2021 (the Bill) and a suite of associated sector‑specific explanatory papers and fact sheets on the proposed amendments. The explanatory papers were produced to help understand the sector‑specific proposed amendments to the Act.
The release of the exposure draft of the Bill provided an opportunity to consider and provide feedback on the proposed amendments to the Gaming Control Act prior to the Bill's introduction to Parliament.
Submissions were invited from interested parties addressing the implementation of the Government's policy through the intended legislative amendments. Matters specific to the Policy itself were out of scope of the consultation process.
Written submissions on the draft Gaming Control Amendment (Future Gaming Market) Bill 2021 were received by 9 August 2021.
Details on how to make a submission were contained in the following document:
The Bill, explanatory papers and fact sheets are available at the links below:
The Government’s summary of the Future of Gaming in Tasmania released on 7 July 2021 can be found below:
Submissions to stage two consultation
Submissions were received from 26 parties, providing feedback on the release of the exposure draft of the Gaming Control Amendment (Future Gaming Market) Bill 2021. A copy of the Overview of Responses to the Future of Gaming in Tasmania Public Consultation 2021 and copies of the individual submissions received are available at the links below.
Overview of Responses to the Future of Gaming in Tasmania Public Consultation 2021
Stage one consultation
A paper providing details of the Future Gaming Market regulatory model that will implement the Government’s policy from 1 July 2023 was released in February 2020 for consultation, with responses due by 18 March 2020. It provided an opportunity for interested parties to consider and provide feedback on the new regulatory model. A copy of the consultation paper, related fact sheets and submissions received are available at the links below.