We Oppose Greyhound Racing NSW Betting Revenue Reduction
121 Comments
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Kelly Manwaring
10 years ago
Greyhound racing NSW just want there fare share, that's all.
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natina howard
10 years ago
Save our sport
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Grant Dunphy
10 years ago
Sorry I didn't see this earlier.
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Garry J Edwards
10 years ago
Discrimination.
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Garry J Edwards
10 years ago
Dissriminated
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Noelene Holloway
10 years ago
They are using the live baiting scandal to railroad us...treating us with contempt.
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Clint anderson
10 years ago
Fair share for the greyhounds
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Enzo Lisbona
10 years ago
Give us our fair share
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alan croker
10 years ago
i oppose this bill
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Leslie mcguiness
10 years ago
I support
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Dean
10 years ago
This is a disgrace.
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Garry Comans
10 years ago
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I oppose the composition of the Bill before Parliament altering the Tax Parity reduction on wagering turnover to further disenfranchise the Greyhound Racing Industry in favour of the Thoroughbred and Harness (horse) industries.
22% of betting turnover reduced to 10% Tax Parity at the whim of a Racing Minister.
What a joke!!
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Shona Crawford
10 years ago
It would seem that the inequity relating to the revenue % would seem unbalanced in relation to Greyhound Racing - why is this?
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Carl Haas
10 years ago
To be fair to the NSW greyhound industry the reduced betting tax should be used in combination with the grossly unfair Intra Code Agreement give NSW greyhound racing a total split of their market share of 22%. That would mean the reduced betting tax split should be well in excess of 22%. Then an appropriate portion of the total funds can be used to address the industry issues and recommendation.
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Dave Kiernan
10 years ago
This decision cannot be based on any sense of fairness, either commercially or morally. I am totally disgusted.
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Mick Thompson
10 years ago
Being screwed by the horse fraternity once again surprise surprise
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Ray Scott
10 years ago
The NSW government should get off their arses and take a good look at the way Victorian greyhound racing is run. Any wonder Paul Wheeler races most of his dogs in Victoria.
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Darren Johnstone
10 years ago
We need a fair deal
It isn't fair the way things are at present
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Rick Godwin
10 years ago
This split up is totally unfair. Looks like we have drawn the short straw again.
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Mick jones
10 years ago
A special commission of inquiry should be set up to investigate this continuing mistreatment of our industry by government officials
Greyhound racing NSW just want there fare share, that's all.
Save our sport
Sorry I didn't see this earlier.
Discrimination.
Dissriminated
They are using the live baiting scandal to railroad us...treating us with contempt.
Fair share for the greyhounds
Give us our fair share
i oppose this bill
I support
This is a disgrace.
I oppose the composition of the Bill before Parliament altering the Tax Parity reduction on wagering turnover to further disenfranchise the Greyhound Racing Industry in favour of the Thoroughbred and Harness (horse) industries. 22% of betting turnover reduced to 10% Tax Parity at the whim of a Racing Minister. What a joke!!
It would seem that the inequity relating to the revenue % would seem unbalanced in relation to Greyhound Racing - why is this?
To be fair to the NSW greyhound industry the reduced betting tax should be used in combination with the grossly unfair Intra Code Agreement give NSW greyhound racing a total split of their market share of 22%. That would mean the reduced betting tax split should be well in excess of 22%. Then an appropriate portion of the total funds can be used to address the industry issues and recommendation.
This decision cannot be based on any sense of fairness, either commercially or morally. I am totally disgusted.
Being screwed by the horse fraternity once again surprise surprise
The NSW government should get off their arses and take a good look at the way Victorian greyhound racing is run. Any wonder Paul Wheeler races most of his dogs in Victoria.
We need a fair deal It isn't fair the way things are at present
This split up is totally unfair. Looks like we have drawn the short straw again.
A special commission of inquiry should be set up to investigate this continuing mistreatment of our industry by government officials