Gambling Minister Paul Scully has warned industry leadership that the White Paper’s publishing of gambling reforms will not end discussions on gambling and its impact on society.
Speaking at GambleAware‘s tenth annual conference, Scully, the fifth DCMS minister to oversee the Gambling Review’s agenda, recognised frustrations at the continued delay of the White Paper.
“I am aware that you’ve seen a few different faces in the role of gambling minister in the last six months,” Scully told audiences.
“It is a challenging brief, but one that I have enjoyed getting stuck into, and I look forward to the very important work that we will be doing.”
