Have your say: Christchurch Casino venue licence up for renewal
The Gambling Commission has received an application to renew the venue licence for the Christchurch Casino. This will allow it to continue to operate at 30-38 Victoria Street, Christchurch, for another 15 years.
The Commission is requesting feedback from the Christchurch community, which can be emailed to: info@gamblingcom.govt.nz or posted to: PO Box 137295, Parnell, Auckland 1052. Submission deadline: 8 August 2018. Unless previously arranged, all submissions will be made available for public viewing on the Gambling Commission’s website.
The Christchurch Casino is operated by Christchurch Casinos Limited.
For more information about making a submission, visit our website www.gamblingcom.govt.nz or contact Blair Cairncross, Executive Director, Gambling Commission: blair.cairncross@gamblingcom.govt.nz.
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