Comply with state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice
Licensed gambling operators must implement responsible gambling controls including self-exclusion, intervention and staff training.
Who must comply
Licensed gambling operators.
What triggers it
Holding a gambling licence.
When due
Continuous; integration with BetStop ongoing.
Evidence required
RG Plan, training records, intervention logs, BetStop integration evidence.
Max penalty
Licence conditions, suspension, cancellation; state penalty units
Summary
Each state has a Responsible Gambling Code of Practice (e.g. VIC RG Code, NSW RG Code) attached to gambling licences. Common requirements: trained staff, customer interaction protocols, self-exclusion register, advertising restrictions, problem gambling support information, and BetStop national self-exclusion register integration.
Enforced by
Industries
Topics
Related obligations
- CWLTHHold state-issued gambling licence (operator + venue)Wagering, casino, gaming machine + lottery operators require state-issued licences with operator probity.
- CWLTHComply with Interactive Gambling Act 2001Prohibited interactive gambling services (online casino, in-play sports betting) banned in/to Australia.
- CWLTHRSA + RCG mandatory training (liquor + gaming)Staff serving alcohol or in gaming venues need RSA / RCG certificates.
Frequently asked questions
- Who must comply with state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice?
- Licensed gambling operators.
- What triggers state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice?
- Holding a gambling licence.
- When is state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice due?
- Continuous; integration with BetStop ongoing.
- What is the maximum penalty for state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice?
- Licence conditions, suspension, cancellation; state penalty units
- What evidence is required for state Responsible Gambling Codes of Practice?
- RG Plan, training records, intervention logs, BetStop integration evidence.
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