Submissions to consultations

When the National Lottery Commission makes a formal response to another organisation’s consultation, details will be published here.

• Response to Department for Social Development Northern Ireland consultation on the future of gambling regulation

  The Commission’s response to the Department for Social Development Northern Ireland’s (DSDNI) consultation on the future of gambling regulation in Northern Ireland.

• Response to DCMS Consultation on the Regulatory Future of Remote Gambling

  The Commission’s response to the DCMS consultation on the Regulatory Future of Remote Gambling in Great Britain.

• Response to the DCMS consultation on Tote Commercial Freedoms

  The Commission’s response to the DCMS consultation on Tote Commercial Freedoms.

• Response to BERR's Consultation on a system of Regulatory Budgets

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the consultation by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform on a proposal to introduce a system of Regulatory Budgets.

• Response to Gambling Act 2005 (Variation of Monetary Limits) Order 2008

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the consultation by the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) on the proposal to double the limit on proceeds from individual society lotteries.

• Response to Gambling Commission Review of Research, Education and Treatment

  National Lottery Commission response to the Gambling Commission’s review of the current arrangements for the provision of research, education and treatment of problem gambling.

• Response to the consultation on the Regulator's Compliance Code

  We are committed to the principles of better regulation and are supportive of the objectives and content of the proposed Code. While agreeing that it should not be directly applicable to the Commission, we will seek to ensure that we are acting consistently, wherever it is appropriate to do so.

• Response to the Draft Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Bill

  The National Lottery Commission wishes to take the opportunity of providing a view on the draft Bill. We fully support the principles expressed as part of both the Hampton and Macrory reviews and are continuously taking steps to adapt our approach and practices to reflect current thinking on regulatory best practice.

• Response to the HM Treasury consultation on Distributing Unclaimed Assets by HM Treasury

  National Lottery Commission response to the consultation on Distributing Unclaimed Assets by HM Treasury.

• Response to the consultation by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on the Lottery Machine Interval Order

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the DCMS consultation on the Lottery Machine Interval Order.

• Response to the consultation by the Gambling Commission on prize competitions and free draws

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the Gambling Consultation on prize competitions and free draws.

• Response to the consultation by the Gambling Commission on Guidance to Licensing Authorities: Small Society Lotteries

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the consultation by the Gambling Commission on Guidance to Licensing Authorities: Small Society Lotteries.

• Response to the consultation by the Gaming Board of Great Britain on the Review of Monetary Limits for Society and Local Authority Lotteries.

  The National Lottery Commission’s response to the consultation by the Gaming Board of Great Britain on the Review of Monetary Limits for Society and Local Authority Lotteries.

• Evidence submitted to the Culture, Media and Sport inquiry into reform of the National Lottery

  Evidence submitted by the National Lottery Commission to the Culture, Media and Sport inquiry into reform of the National Lottery.

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