Responsible Gambling Fund
The Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) advises the Government of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia on the allocation of funds for initiatives and programs that support responsible gambling and reduce gambling addiction in the state. The RGF was established under the Casino Control Act of 1992, which requires each casino license in NSW to contribute to the fund, currently set at 2% of gaming revenue. Office of Responsible Gambling. The Office of Responsible Gambling is part of the NSW Department of Customer Service and leads the development of responsible gambling strategy and public policy advice to the  NSW Government. It supports and manages the RGF, Club, grants Category 3, and Community Development Fund. RGF Trustees. The RGF is administered by nine Trustees who meet at least six times a year to advise the Minister on appropriate allocation of funds and on gambling policy. The Trustees are: RGF-funded projects and initiatives. In 2018/19, $30 million was committed from the RGF to support responsible gambling in NSW. The Responsible Gambling Fund priority areas for 2018 - 2021 are: The RGF also funds Gambling Help NSW which provides support and advice for anyone with gambling problems : Responsible Gambling Fund