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Exploring gambler attitudes towards Financial Vulnerability and Financial Risk Check proposals

The Gambling Commission’s report on the attitudes and opinions of online gamblers regarding the proposals for financial vulnerability and financial risk checks.

Published
1 May 2024

Last updated
10 April 2024 - Changes

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  2. Related party transactions

Related party transactions

The Commission is a Non-Departmental Public Body funded through the collection of licence fees from the industry and grant-in-aid for National Lottery operations.

DCMS is regarded as a related party. During the 12 months to 31 March 2020, the Commission has had a small number of material transactions with DCMS, comprising of:

Grant-in-aid for revenue expenditure
National Lottery operation		 £2,976,301
Grant-in-aid for revenue expenditure
National Lottery competition		 £13,179,699
Grant-in-aid for revenue expenditure
Gambling Commission 		£864,000

During the period none of the Commissioners, members of key management staff or other related parties have undertaken any material transactions with the Commission.

All Commissioners were paid by the Commission, see remuneration report for further details.

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