The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) is Victoria's independent gambling regulator. Our regulatory approach consists of licensing and approvals, education and engagement, monitoring and enforcement. Our purpose is to regulate Victoria's gambling industry to uphold safety, fairness and integrity for all.
The VGCCC is the independent regulator with overarching responsibility for licensing, compliance and enforcement for Victoria's gambling industry which operates under a Commission structure. Commissioners have dual roles as statutory decision makers, and they operate as a board of directors of a public sector agency. The Commission is tasked with statutory decision making under gambling legislation. It makes these decisions by convening meetings or conducting inquiries. It also sets the VGCCC's strategic vision and provides organisational oversight.
The Commission functions as a Tribunal,



conducting hearings on a range of matters administered under various gambling legislation and regulations.
The Commission consists of a Chairperson, one or more commissioners appointed as Deputy Chairpersons and additional Commissioners as deemed necessary by the Minister.
The Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson(s) and commissioners are appointed by the Governor in Council on the Recommendation of the Responsible Minister.
The Commission aims to include individuals who will collectively contribute: regulatory experience, financial or commercial qualifications and/or experience, minimum 5 years' practice as an Australian legal practitioner and any other qualifications, experience or expertise that the Minister considers relevant.

📌 Commissioner, Victorian Gambling & Casino Control Commission (CBD)
🏢 Victorian Government Board Appointments
📍 CBD