Problem Gambling Family Protection Orders Act 2004

A complaint may be made to the

A complaint must be made in writing in the form approved from time to time by the Commissioner.

A complaint may be made by—

a family member of the respondent affected by the respondent’s problem gambling behaviour; or

an officer of the Department; or

the person holding or acting in the office of Public Advocate under the Guardianship and Administration

a person who satisfies the Commissioner that he or she has a proper interest.

The complainant must inform the Commissioner of any other proceedings brought by the complainant against the respondent that are either determined or pending.

On the making of a complaint, the Commissioner may exercise any powers vested in the Commissioner under the Gambling Administration