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Evaluation of Electronic Gaming Machine Harm Minimisation Measures in Victoria

Released in December 2005, this study assessed the efficacy in reducing problem gambling of various harm minimisation measures introduced into Victoria in relation to electronic gaming machine gambling. The study was commissioned by the Gambling Research Panel.

The study involved an extensive literature review of interstate and international harm minimisation measures coupled with a qualitative and quantitative evaluation of these measures. This involved analysing data gathered from survey interviews and postal questionnaires from electronic gaming machine users and people working at gaming venues.

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Author:	Caraniche Pty Ltd
Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	2006
Number of Pages:	Table of Contents - 16 Executive Summary - 17 Section 1 - 93 Section 2 - 53 Section 3 - 53 Appendices - 36
Copyright:	State of Victoria 2006