Justice committee  Obviously, addiction is a serious issue, and we believe that a regulatory framework that provides resources for wagerers who wish to wager lawfully would provide them with an opportunity to seek tools to help themselves, if needed. It would include a model involving sports book

Justice committee  That's correct. I guess we have taken a multifaceted approach with the industry. We've examined things for ourselves in our own policies and have worked with regulators and trade groups to that end. As to a specific best practice that I can point to, I don't know, but I can t

Justice committee  Could you just rephrase your question?

Justice committee  We couldn't answer any question about a specific penalty. As you can tell, integrity is a paramount consideration. It's something we would take incredibly seriously.

Justice committee  If I may jump in briefly, we are going to have to evaluate what our policies would look like in a new legal regime in Canada. I don't think we could speculate for certain what those policies might be. What I can say is, using your niece and nephew as the example, I think province

Justice committee  I can start the presentation on behalf of the NHL on this item. In the first place, we favour a regulatory regime that provides regulators with the types of oversight tools they would need to have to administer legalized sports wagering across Canada. I think bringing something

Justice committee  Certainly the regulatory framework will take precedence. Whatever the provinces decide to do to regulate gaming within their province is something that will supersede in all senses. That is the law, and we and our clubs will follow the law. We ourselves will develop policies an

Justice committee  Thank you for the question. As we mentioned in our opening statement, we take integrity incredibly seriously. We have no concerns with integrity in our sport. It's something that we value as an inherent piece of competitive sports irrespective of any bill on sports betting, so w