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Sport, Gambling and Grants

The risks and opportunities associated with funding sport through gambling was the focus of a speech by the Deputy Secretary of Internal Affairs, Keith Manch, to a Sport & Recreation New Zealand (SPARC) Conference in June 2008. The community wants gambling managed so that the benefits outweigh the costs. Grant recipients, he said, have a big part to play in supporting, or undermining, the integrity and effectiveness of grant-making by gambling trusts. The full text of his speech is available here:



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