The People’s Lottery:
Social Responsibility regulations:
see 2.1 of the Licence conditions and Codes of Practice – October 2008.

Access to gambling by children & young persons:

• The People’s Lottery will capture the age of supporters that sign up to the lottery and will not process the details of any players under the age of 16. The People’s Lottery terms and conditions contain details of the minimum age for players. All ActionAid staff are aware of under-age rules and will consult with the promoter if they feel that these rules are being flouted.
• If the People’s Lottery are uncertain about the age of a supporter and feel that they may be under 16 years of age they will not process details until their age has been verified. Prospective supporters who are believed to be under-age will be asked to provide either a copy of a photo driving licence OR a passport.
• If anyone who is suspected to be under the age of 16 has played the People’s Lottery, their account will be frozen until such a time as their age is verified and any winnings will also be suspended.

Problem gambling & self exclusion:

The People’s Lottery would like to remind supporters to gamble responsibly.

The People’s Lottery would advise that anyone who feels that they might have a problem with gambling to visit www.gamcare.org.uk. GamCare provides advice, support, information and counselling (free) for anyone concerned that they, or someone close to them, is spending too much time or money gambling.

HelpLine: 0845 600 0133

The People’s Lottery will make available the option to self exclude from future playing of the lottery and will ensure that policies and procedures are set up to enforce this. Please contact us if you wish to exclude yourself from further plays.

The People’s Lottery will, as soon as is reasonably possible, stop sending any lottery marketing materials to any supporters who have requested self-exclusion.

The People’s Lottery will suppress supporters name from the marketing database (thus preventing them from playing the lottery), or flag them to not receive lottery marketing materials within 2 days of receipt of the request form.

The People’s Lottery will maintain a register of those excluded with appropriate records regarding the exclusion request.

Complaints:

Any complaints received by players of the People’s Lottery will be handled under the normal ActionAid complaints system which is compliant with the Fundraising Standards Board.

The ActionAid People’s lottery is registered with the Gambling Commission under the Lotteries and the Law (Gambling Act 2005). Please refer to www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk for terms. Official Promoter: Glyn Duke, ActionAid UK, Chataway House, Leach Road, Chard, Somerset, TA20 1FR, UK.