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Problem Gambling Strategy Priority Actions

Taking Action on Problem Gambling is the Victorian Government’s five year strategy to combat problem gambling in Victoria. The strategy includes initiatives totalling $132 million and is an integrated approach to consumer protection and the prevention, early intervention and treatment of problem gambling. The strategy identifies seven priority action areas that the government will act on to reduce problem gambling and its effects on Victoria.

Summaries of the initiatives contained in each priority action area are available below.

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Author:	Office of Gaming and Racing, Department of Justice
Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	October 2006
Number of Pages:	Action area 1 Better treatment services - 1 Action area 2 Ensuring a more socially responsible gambling industry - 1 Action area 3 Promoting healthy communities - 1 Action area 4 Protecting vulnerable communities - 2 Action area 5 Improving consumer protection - 1 Action area 6 Enhancing the regulator - 1 Action area 7 Fostering gambling research - 1
Copyright:	State of Victoria 2006