The Rockliff Liberal Government is getting things done to ensure Tasmania is leading the nation when it to comes to racing integrity, probity and animal welfare.
Minister for Racing, Madeleine Ogilvie, today released the Terms of Reference for the independent racing review which will be led by national integrity expert Ray Murrihy.
The review will probe allegations of team driving, race fixing and animal welfare concerns in the Tasmanian harness racing industry and the management of those issues by the Office of Racing Integrity.
The review will include:
“We are doing all this to ensure Tasmanians can have faith that the welfare of animals is never compromised, and the integrity of the industry is above reproach,” Minister Ogilvie said.
“We instigated the Monteith Review and are fully implementing its recommendations, which includes creating a new Racing Integrity Commissioner with the powers to set integrity and animal welfare standards.
“This work will now be complemented by the Murrihy review, with a report to be provided by 30 June 2023.”
The full Terms of Reference can be found at http://nre.tas.gov.au/racing-investigation