Evaluation of Self-Exclusion Programs
Released in February 2003, this study researched the effectiveness of self-exclusion programs within Victoria and provided a comparison against programs from other Australian jurisdictions.
The report is divided into two parts. The first part of the report evaluates the self-exclusion programs operating in Victoria in 2002. The second part provides a comprehensive factual description of the self-exclusion programs and harm minimisation policies and strategies in operation in the Australian states and territories.
The report outlines the programs currently operating in clubs, pubs and casinos, considers the international literature and theoretical framework said to support the programs and summarises the researchers' wide ranging consultations, interviews and surveys with stakeholders.
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- Report A - Evaluation of Self-Exclusion Programs and Harm Minimisation Measures (PDF 880KB)
- Report A - Chapter 1 Introduction and Methodology (PDF 120KB)
- Report A - Chapter 2 Literature and Theoretical Frameworks (PDF 165KB)
- Report A - Chapter 3 Description of Self Exclusion Programs (PDF 193KB)
- Report A - Chapter 4 Consultation with Industry Peak Bodies and Others (PDF 174KB)
- Report A - Chapter 5 Surveys and Consultations with Venues (PDF 170KB)
- Report A - Chapter 6 Conclusion (PDF 153KB)
- Report B - Summary of Australian States and Territories Self-exclusion Programs and Harm Minimisation Policies/Strategies (PDF 743KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in Victoria (PDF 224KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in the Australian Capital Territory (PDF 152KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in the New South Wales (PDF 200KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in Queensland (PDF 152KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in South Australia (PDF 160KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in Tasmania (PDF 152KB)
- Report B - Self-exclusion Programs in Western Australia (PDF 112KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in the Northern Territory (PDF 95KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in Victoria (PDF 121KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in the Australian Capital Territory (PDF 95KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in New South Wales (PDF 135KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in Queensland (PDF 100KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in South Australia (PDF 122KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in Tasmania (PDF 117KB)
- Report B - Harm Minimisation Policies in Western Australia (PDF 74KB)
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| Place of Publication: | Melbourne |
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| Publisher: | Department of Justice |
| Date of Publication: | February 2003 |
| Number of Pages: | Various |
| Copyright: | State of Victoria 2003 |
Contacts
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Melbourne VIC 8003
Tel: 03 8684 1910
Fax: 03 8684 1900
Email: GamingandRacingEnquiries@justice.vic.gov.au