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Annual report and Accounts 2019 to 2020

Making gambling fairer and safer

Published
16 November 2020

Last updated
30 April 2026 - Changes

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  2. 2.5 - Research misconduct

2.5 - Research misconduct

The Gambling Commission adopts the definition of Research Misconduct as stated in The Concordat to Support Research Integrity (opens in new tab) and detailed in Appendix 4.

Any concerns regarding questionable research practices or research misconduct by internal staff should be reported confidentially via email to the Research Governance Manager in the first instance. The Research Governance Manager will then report this to the Senior Management Team who will refer this to People Services if deemed appropriate. External research providers are responsible for monitoring and investigating allegations of research conduct involving their staff. We should be notified of any cases of research misconduct so we can determine any follow up action required.

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