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Gambling giant Tabcorp is up in the Senate inquiry this morning. The company’s head of government affairs, Julian Whealing, says claims of illicit drugs, sex workers and alcohol being provided to problem gamblers is not “part of Tabcorp’s customer offering”. “Tabcorp has zero tolerance for this behavior, we are Australia’s most regulated wagering company, and we take our responsibilities to compliance seriously,” he said. Any evidence of this illegal activity should be referred to the relevant authorities.
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Gambling giant Tabcorp is up in the Senate inquiry this morning. The company’s head of government affairs, Julian Whealing, says claims of illicit drugs, sex workers and alcohol being provided to problem gamblers is not “part of Tabcorp’s customer offering”. “Tabcorp has zero tolerance for this behavior, we are Australia’s most regulated wagering company, and we take our responsibilities to compliance seriously,” he said. Any evidence of this illegal activity should be referred to the relevant authorities.
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