Revoke a barring order

There are two different ways to ask for a barring order to be removed – depending it was your decision or not.

Apply online

For voluntary orders, you can apply for a barring order to be revoked after the minimum amount of time written in the order.

Other ways to apply

What you'll need

You may be asked to provide personal information to support your request such as evidence of counselling or a change in personal circumstances.

Request a review of your involuntary barring

If you don’t agree with a decision by a licensee or the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner to bar you, you can apply for a reconsideration of barring.

You can find out more by contacting CBS on the same contact details as above.

You may be asked to provide information to support your request, including why you believe you are not at risk of harm from gambling.

Contact CBS Barring

Email

Phone

131 882 - option 0

Personal barring queries

If you want to be barred, or have questions about your barring, phone or text 0427 051 300.


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Page last updated 22 October 2026

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