Queensland requires RSG training for licensed club and hotel gaming staff

Regulation11 Nov 2026

Queensland requires people performing gaming duties in licensed clubs or hotels to complete responsible service of gaming training. The requirement applies to eligible licensees, gaming nominees and others carrying out gaming tasks; liquor licensees and staff may also need RMLV or RSA training.

Queensland venues must ensure staff performing gaming duties complete responsible service of gaming training.

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