Clause 14 - Lottery
Gambling Bill
3:00 pm

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Mr Malcolm Moss (Shadow Minister, Home Affairs; North East Cambridgeshire, Conservative)

Amendment No. 54 is consequential to amendment No. 53, and would remove the whole subsection relating to complex lotteries. These are probing amendments to ask the Minister why the Bill makes a distinction between a simple lottery and a complex lottery. Subsection (3)(c) makes an addition to the definition in the case of a complex lottery, stating that

''the prizes are allocated by a series of processes''.

I am not sure what that means, and it is the only reason given for the difference between the two lotteries. Why do we have to make a distinction between simple lotteries and complex lotteries? Surely a lottery is a lottery.

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