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Policy for Applause
An article published in early 2024 discussing regulation that’s based on the need to appear tough on the gambling industry instead of appropriate data evidencing how the policy will reduce gambling harms – https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/policy-applause-duncan-garvie-tnmdc/?trackingId=V8XrbaUoQ4mBKGZlNErBlw%3D%3D
Record Industry Contributions, But Gambling Support Charities Fighting For Survival
An article published in the first half of 2023 discussing the challenges that harm minimisation charities were experiencing accessing funding in the UK – https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/record-industry-contributions-gambling-support-charities-garvie/?trackingId=V8XrbaUoQ4mBKGZlNErBlw%3D%3D
Spot the Difference – Regulated vs Unlicensed
A case study of the how harmful behaviours are encouraged by black market gambling operators – https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/spot-difference-regulated-vs-unlicensed-duncan-garvie-jgjlc/?trackingId=V8XrbaUoQ4mBKGZlNErBlw%3D%3D
Under Valuing the Cost of the Gambling Black Market
Commentary on the UK Betting and Gambling Council’s published report on the size of the UK black market, highlighting how this report likely under sells the size and damage caused by illegal gambling operators – https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/under-valuing-cost-gambling-black-market-duncan-garvie-pg1gc/?trackingId=V8XrbaUoQ4mBKGZlNErBlw%3D%3D
A Win for Everyone – How ADR Can Improve the Remote Gambling Sector
A discussion of how ADR is a win for all stakeholders in the gambling sector and why more regulatory authorities should look to deploy ADR policies – https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/win-everyone-how-adr-can-improve-remote-gambling-sector-duncan-garvie-3tosc/?trackingId=V8XrbaUoQ4mBKGZlNErBlw%3D%3D
How do Affiliates Get Heard in the Regulatory Conversation?
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-do-affiliates-get-heard-regulatory-conversation-duncan-garvie-taplc