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CHARITY LOTTERY ANNUAL SALES LIMIT

Early day motion 2261, tabled 2 April 2019 by Sir David Amess (Conservative). Signed by 43 members.

That this House supports the Government's preferred option of a new £100 million annual sales limit for charity lotteries as it will allow such lotteries to reduce bureaucracy and administration costs and thus return more to good causes; notes that a new £100 million annual sales limit is the recommendation from the official regulator The Gambling Commission; welcomes that it has the support of many charities and voluntary sector organisations; further notes that setting the limit at £100 million will future-proof it for the decade ahead; and calls on the Government to implement the new limit as soon as possible.

Signatures by party: Labour 13, Scottish National Party 12, Conservative 11, DUP 2, Liberal Democrat 2, Plaid Cymru 2, Independent 1.