s. 195B any type of betting on the event or event contingency; and (b) is contrary to the standards of integrity that a reasonable person would expect of persons in a position to affect the outcome of any type of betting on the event or event contingency; includes incite, induce, persuade, urge, encourage threaten or pressure; means— engage in conduct (a) do an act; or (b) omit to do an act; means an event (whether it takes place in event Victoria or elsewhere) on which it is lawful to bet under a law of Victoria, another State, a Territory or the Commonwealth; means a contingency event contingency connected to an event, being a contingency on which it is lawful to bet under a law of Victoria, another State, a Territory or the Commonwealth; includes— obtaining a financial advantage (a) obtaining a financial advantage for oneself or another person; and (b) inducing a third person to do something that results in obtaining a financial advantage for oneself or for another person; and (c) retaining a financial advantage that one has— whether the financial advantage is permanent or temporary.
any type of betting on the event or event contingency; and s. 195B (b) is contrary to the standards of integrity that a reasonable person would expect of persons in a position to affect the outcome of any type of betting on the event or event contingency; encourage includes incite, induce, persuade, urge, threaten or pressure; engage in conduct means— (a) do an act; or (b) omit to do an act; event means an event (whether it takes place in Victoria or elsewhere) on which it is lawful to bet under a law of Victoria, another State, a Territory or the Commonwealth; event contingency means a contingency connected to an event, being a contingency on which it is lawful to bet under a law of Victoria, another State, a Territory or the Commonwealth; obtaining a financial advantage includes— (a) obtaining a financial advantage for oneself or another person; and (b) inducing a third person to do something that results in obtaining a financial advantage for oneself or for another person; and (c) retaining a financial advantage that one has— whether the financial advantage is permanent or temporary.
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