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Submissions Q to Z to the Review of Community Benefit Statements

In 2002, the Victorian Government introduced a requirement that gaming venue operators lodge with the Victorian Commission for Gambling Regulation an annual community benefit statement.

Community benefit statements: A new direction outlines the government's reforms to community benefit statements. It also sets out a draft Ministerial order on what will be claimable as a community benefit under the new arrangements.

Interested parties within the community were invited to submit their comments on the draft order to the Executive Director Gaming and Racing.

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Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Office of Gaming and Racing, Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	August 2007
Number of Pages:	Red Cliff's Club - 2 Returned and Services League of Australia - 9 Robert McInnes - 5 Seymour Club Limited -3 Shell Club Inc - 1 Shepparton Club - 3 Swanhill Club - 2 Swanhill Rural City Council - 2 St Albans Club - 1 Suzie Enright - 1 Tattersall's Gaming Pty Ltd - 1 The Hoppers Club Inc - 2 The Manningham - 4 Victorian Local Governance Association - 11 Victorian Racing Industry - 4 Wangaratta Club Inc - 1 Wangaratta Club President - 1 Warragul Club Finance - 1 Warrnambool City Council -1 Western Bulldogs Football Club - 1 Whitehouse City Council - 3 Whittlesea City Council - 6 Wonthaggi Workman's Club - 1>
Copyright:	State of Victoria 2007