New Gambling Policy Commission launches with call for evidence
A newly formed body, the Gambling Policy Commission, has launched in London and opened a call for evidence to inform future gambling policy debate.
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A new industry body, the Gambling Policy Commission (GPC), has been launched with the stated aim of supporting evidence-based discussion on gambling policy.
The Commission says it intends to draw together research, expertise and a range of perspectives to help address key questions facing the gambling sector. Alongside its launch, the GPC has issued a Call for Evidence, inviting contributions from interested parties who wish to submit input to its work.
Call for contributions
The Call for Evidence sets out the scope for submissions and the opportunity for stakeholders, researchers and others with relevant expertise to contribute to the Commission’s ongoing work on gambling policy issues.
The GPC is based at 32 Curzon Street, London W1J 7WS. Further details about the Commission’s remit and how to take part in the Call for Evidence are available on its website.
The announcement was issued by Marion Reusch, Administrator of the Gambling Policy Commission, who encouraged recipients to share details of the launch and the call for evidence with colleagues and others who may wish to contribute.