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Senate inquiry

Inquiry into online wagering advertising

Submissions close 14 Nov
Why it matters: This inquiry could recommend the ban on wagering ads you're pushing for.

57 submissions read · 31 for · 12 against · 14 mixed or neutral

  • For
    14. Gambling Harm Research CentreBacks a full ban within three years.“Every voluntary code has failed on its own terms.”
    92
  • Against
    22. Betting Operators ForumOpposes a ban; proposes a cap of one ad per break.
    88
  • Mixed
    31. Sports Media AssociationAccepts limits around live sport.
    81

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PositionsGambling ads ▾
James Arnott (ALP)Maya Okafor (IND)Grace Holloway (LIB)Wagering industry bodyPublic health groupSam Whitford (GRN)OpposedLeans againstMixedLeans allyAlly

James Arnott (ALP) has moved from leans against to mixed since July.

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AskGambling ads
Which crossbenchers have shifted on gambling ads since June?

Two, both towards a full ban.

Senator Maya Okafor (IND) criticised the industry codes for the first time on 12 August1 and co-sponsored the ban motion a week later2. Tom Delaney (IND) moved from backing a cap to backing a ban after the committee's hearing on 3 September3.

No crossbencher has moved the other way.

  1. 1Senate Hansard12 Aug · ¶ 4
  2. 2Motion no. 31819 Aug
  3. 3Committee hearing transcript3 Sep · p. 22

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