The TAB is currently dealing with seven major NZ sports codes, rugby, rugby league, soccer, bowls, tennis, golf and motor sport, to try and establish a contract with each national body. Netball NZ and the Olympic and Commonwealth games Association have already made a decision not to be involved with sports betting. Betting in the UK is on an 'open slather' basis with agents accepting bets on an 'anything and anywhere' basis. There is no commission paid to national bodies and no controls over what sports events people can bet on. A number of people have already spoken against the need to introduce sports betting, and casinos for that matter, into NZ due to the social problems they can generate.
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Entrants and spectators demand better rewards, facilities and entertainment. If we have to accept sports betting and casinos, without the chance for public debate on their introduction, we have to accept that our unique position and stature in the world will change. Hillary Commission Funding Allocations for 1995. A Human Resource Management manual has been compiled using research by the Hillary Commission as a practical tool to help manage people. It covers three areas of human resource management - job analysis, recruitment and selection, and managing staff performance.