Saxton spearheads lobby effort for lottery reform
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Saxton spearheads lobby effort for lottery reform

9 Feb 2012 | Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro

A group of charity and lottery company representatives have agreed to work on a plan to push for reform of what they argue are burdensome regulations on charity lotteries and raffles.

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