QLD Racing Reforms – The Dogs

QGOLD STARTER PAYMENT The QGOLD program will be amended to appropriately fund the new Greyhound Retirement Program. Comment Owners and trainers are going to lose: $1,000 payment for a QGOLD-eligible greyhound if its first start is in Queensland; $1,250 payment for a QGOLD-eligible greyhound if its first win is in Queensland; $1,250 payment for a […]

QLD Racing Reforms – Taxes

POINT OF CONSUMPTION (POC) TAX No reduction to POC tax rates, which will remain at 20%. Comment The Review Committee recommended a reduction in the tax rate to 15%. The government wisely told them to naff off. It was a stupid idea to start with. Mark = A +  No removal of $300 000 threshold […]

QLD Racing Reforms – QRIC and Racing Queensland

RESTRUCTURE OF QRIC AND RQ Stewarding and integrity functions will remain the independent responsibility of QRIC, while operational support functions will sit with RQ. This separation preserves the integrity of decision making while enabling efficiencies and a more coordinated approach to delivering services. Queensland Government will follow the usual process for significant appointments and remuneration. […]

QLD Racing Review Reforms – Racing For the Community

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED Expand access to therapeutic and equine-assisted programs. Options will be explored for a purpose-built facility dedicated to the Riding for the Disabled Association Queensland (RDAQ). The plan involves investigating partnerships with the Equine Therapy Program to align services, share facilities where possible, and maximise participant reach. A centrally-located metropolitan facility will […]

QLD Racing Review Reforms – Country Racing

CENTALISATION A ‘Hub and Spoke’ model to be introduced with the aim of consolidating administrative effort, strengthening governance, and enabling targeted investment. Framework to be developed based on measurable performance standards to accredit larger clubs as ‘Hubs’ to ensure that RQ funding is matched to organisational maturity and that Hubs are appropriately rewarded for their effort […]

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