Report of the gaming policy review

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1994-10

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Ministry of Government Services

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The gaming policy review, announced on February 23rd, 1994, was initiated to examing gaming issues in a comprehensive way. The review included consideration of: the priciples, laws and structures governing gaming in British Columbia; potential gaming expansions, including major casinos, electronic gaming, and expansions of currently permitted forms of gaming; the role of First Nations in gaming; and the distribution of gaming revenues.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Gambling--Government policy--British Columbia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/114

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Alberta Gambling Research Institute

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