Legislative Council Fifty-Fourth Parliament, Second Session (54-2) 54 2 Parliament of South Australia Legislative Council published Resolutions Online Gambling Online Gambling The House of Assembly passed the following resolution and desires the concurrence of the Legislative Council: 1.	That, in the opinion of this house, a joint committee be appointed to investigate and report on online gambling, having regard to: (a)	The prevalence of online gambling and sports betting in South Australia; (b)	The social and economic impacts of online gambling and sports betting in South Australia; (c)	The impact of online gambling and sports betting on South Australian gambling licences, licensed venues and racing industry; (d)	The regulation of online gambling and sports betting in South Australia; (e)	Mechanisms available to control or prevent access to online gambling by vulnerable gamblers in South Australia; (f)	Mechanisms available to prevent access to online gambling and sports betting by minors including any barriers to achieving robust age verification requirements; (g)	The prevalence and impacts of online betting agencies advertising across different media platforms; (h)	The regulation of advertising by online gambling and sports betting agencies in Australia and South Australia; (i)	Gambling markets on local sporting fixtures in South Australia, particularly amateur and semiprofessional matches; (j)	Online markets in local sport and its relationship with potential match fixing; (k)	Marketing and inducement schemes provided by online betting agencies; (l)	What legislative or regulatory changes may be required to control or restrict access to online gambling and sports betting in South Australia; and (m)	Any other matter. 2.	That, in the event of a joint committee being appointed, the House of Assembly be represented thereon by three members, of whom two shall form a quorum of assembly members necessary to be present at all sittings of the committee.