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Request to change or cancel a barring order

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If you are a barred person and would like the barring order to be changed or cancelled, you should contact the person who issued the order to request having it changed or cancelled.

This is because the person who issued the barring order will have a better understanding of why it was issued, and so any changes are best made by them.

A barred person could also make a request to the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (the Commission) to change or cancel the barring order.

The Commission’s power to change or cancel a barring order is not an appeals process. Instead, it's intended that this power will be used to make changes in instances where a barring order has been issued in an incorrect name, or the barred person’s address is incomplete or incorrect.

Download the Request by a barred person to change or cancel a barring order form (PDF, 336KB)