Mandatory cashless gambling card with harm reduction measures
Welcome to the Wesley Mission's Advocacy Resource Hub.
Welcome to the Wesley Mission's Advocacy Resource Hub.
Gambling harm affects individuals, families and communities at many levels. To support meaningful change, we’ve created a central hub of resources designed to inform, empower and inspire action.
Here, you’ll find helpful materials such as fact sheets, discussion papers, survey results on community attitudes and social media tiles that explain our campaign goals. These resources are for organisations who wants to learn more about gambling harm and take steps to reduce it.
More discussion papers will be added during the course of the campaign: →
• 2023 Calendar year, and Q4 2023 poker machine loss data
The policy changes we want to see:
Evidence for mandatory cards:
Facial Recognition Technology: →
• Facial Recognition Technology Wesley Mission discussion paper
• Wesley Mission Advisory gambling language guide
Mandatory cashless gambling card with harm reduction measures
Powering down poker machines between midnight and 10am
Publish gambling data venue by venue
Community faith in the government taking action to achieve reform has worsened from April (1st edition)....
a) 66.9% do not think the government is fully committed to addressing gambling harm.
b) 73.4% do not think the government is doing enough.
c) 69.5% do not trust the government to stand up to the gambling industry.