Part 11 —
insert—
228F Harm minimisation measures(1) A regulation may prescribe measures (
"harm minimisation measures" ) that have the purpose of minimising potential harm from wagering, including, for example, measures for any of the following purposes—(a) delaying the start of a process in particular circumstances;(b) interrupting a process in particular circumstances;(c) using particular technology or software;(d) providing particular information to the chief executive or persons participating in wagering;(e) enabling a person to access a service that provides help with gambling problems.(2) The Minister may recommend the making of a regulation under subsection (1) only if satisfied—(a) the harm minimisation measure—(i) is necessary and appropriate to minimise potential harm from wagering; and(ii) is consistent with the objects of this Act; or(b) it is in the public interest to prescribe the harm minimisation measure.(3) A regulation made under subsection (1) may prescribe the wagering licensees and permit holders that must implement a harm minimisation measure.(4) A wagering licensee or permit holder prescribed under subsection (3) must implement the harm minimisation measure as prescribed.Penalty—Maximum penalty for subsection (4)—200 penalty units.