Comment on a gambling licence
3 objectives
The Gambling Act 2005 has 3 objectives:
- keeping gambling crime-free
- making sure that gambling is fair and open
- protecting children and vulnerable adults
How to comment on a gambling licence
Anyone can have a say about licensing decisions. Your comments can be either positive or negative. Making comments is also known as making representations.
You can:
- comment on a new licence or change of licence application
- ask for a review of an existing licence or comment on a licence review
Submit a comment
You must be an interested party and your comments must be relevant.
Please send your comments to licensing@haringey.gov.uk. You may ask a representative, such as a councillor or chamber of commerce, to write on your behalf.
Interested parties
Comments can only be made by interested parties or a responsible authority such as the police.
An interested party is someone who:
- lives sufficiently close to the premises to be affected by the proposed activities
- has business interests that might be affected by the proposed activities
- represents people in either of the above groups (eg lawyer, accountant, councillor, community association, chamber of commerce etc)
Relevant comments
Your comments must be relevant and cannot be about:
- gambling generally
- planning issues, which should be addressed to our planning team
- anti-social behaviour issues, which should be reported to the police (external link)
They should relate to one or more of the following:
- the Gambling Commission’s codes of practice (external link)
- the Gambling Commission’s guidance to licensing authorities (external link)
- the three gambling objectives (see above)
- our gambling policy statement
Current licence applications
Please see our list of current licence applications.
Please see our list of gambling licences currently under review.
Contact
Telephone
020 8489 8232
Email
licensing@haringey.gov.uk
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