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Liquor & Gaming NSW is seeking feedback from industry, stakeholders and the community on how public lotteries are run in NSW.

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TITLE: New South Wales Liquor and Gaming Authority Seeks Feedback on Public Lotteries Regulation BODY: On June 22, 2026, Liquor & Gaming NSW launched a public consultation on how public lotteries are regulated in New South Wales. The Public Lotteries Regulation 2016 is set to expire on September 1, 2026, and Liquor & Gaming NSW intends to renew the regulation to maintain the legislative framework for lottery regulation while ensuring it remains fit for purpose. The draft Public Lotteries Regulation 2026 and accompanying Regulatory Impact Statement are open for consultation until July 10, 2026. Liquor & Gaming NSW proposes retaining most existing provisions with minor amendments to modernise the regulatory framework, remove outdated provisions, and improve clarity, consistency, and effectiveness. The regulation establishes standards for the conduct of public lotteries and implements consumer protections for lottery ticket purchasers. Key objectives include ensuring public lotteries are conducted properly and in line with community interests and expectations, with appropriate harm minimisation measures in place. The formal review process required before the regulation can be remade includes consultation with the public, interest groups, and industry or businesses likely to be affected by the draft regulation. This consultation is a critical component of the regulatory renewal process. Stakeholders, industry participants, and members of the community with an interest in public lottery regulation are encouraged to submit feedback during the consultation period. Submissions can be made via the NSW Government Have Your Say website at https://www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/public-lotteries-regulation-2026. The consultation period closes on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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