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Alberta Lotteries and Gaming : Summit 1998 report : A public input process

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Alberta Lotteries and Gaming
Accessioned
2003-07-24T20:34:58Z
Available
2003-07-24T20:34:58Z
Issued
1998-07
Other
Gambling Literature
Subject
Lotteries--Alberta--Public opinion
Gambling--Alberta--Public opinion
Video lottery terminals--Alberta--Public opinion
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Abstract
Summarizes the Alberta Lotteries & Gaming Summit held to assess the status of gaming in the province and to determine whether any changes are needed. Begins with an overview of Summit organization and procedures, then reviews issues of concern discussed by most of Summit participants: gaming policy, the impact of gaming, allocation of gaming profits, support for gambling addiction treatment, accountability, prohibition or limiting certain forms of gaming, and others.
Publisher
Alberta Lotteries and Gaming
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/9391
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/1880/129
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