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If you’ve been involuntarily barred from gambling and you don’t agree with the decision, you can ask the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner to reconsider the barring.
The commissioner will listen to your views and the licensee's before deciding to either:
- keep the barring as it is
- change the barring (this could mean making it longer)
- cancel the barring completely.
- You must ask for this within 14 days of the barring being made.
Once the commissioner makes a decision, it can’t be changed or appealed.
You'll need:
- personal details of the person who has been barred
- the date the decision was made to grant or refuse the barring
- a copy of the barring order or details regarding the barring
- reasons why you would like the barring reconsidered
- what steps (if any) you have taken to address the behaviours that led to your barring.
What happens next?
Once an application is submitted:
- it's assigned to an officer for review
- a reconsideration hearing may be scheduled
- the commissioner (or delegate) will consider all the information and decide to either confirm, change or cancel the barring
- the outcome will be provided to all parties in writing.
Personal barring queries
If you want to be barred, or have questions about your barring, phone or text 0427 051 300.
