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Autopsy Report on the January 28, 2013 Gambling Referendum

...the proposed gambling referendum could be dead on arrival (DOA)

The Gambling Referendum Debate: ...Ed Fields - Kerzner International senior vice president says that he agrees with Baha Mar vice president - Robert Sands on casino gambling for Bahamians should not be rushed... ...the focus should be on liberalising the “numbers business” first

Web shop owners do not intend to get in to a fight with local church leaders over the impending gambling referendum ...says Sebas Bastian of the “We Care Coalition”

The gambling referendum debate: ...Current government position of not considering casino and other forms of gaming ownership ...and participation for Bahamian residents falls far short of my expectation ...says Sidney Strachan - former Bahamas Gaming Reform (BGR) leader

...the legalisation of gambling would be followed by a push for gay marriage in the country, ...says Rev. Dr. Ranford Patterson - President of Bahamas Christian Council (BCC)

....a potential North Abaco bye-election trumps the highly anticipated referendum on the legalisation of gambling

...as a society we should not put our confidence in the legalization of gambling for Bahamians ... we should rather rely on our abilities, discipline and hard work ...and appropriate public policy to improve our circumstance

Bishop Neil Ellis urges members of the Christian community to “stand firmly” in opposition to the Christie administration’s planned referendum on illegal gambling and a national lottery

Dr. Victor Cooper of New Bethany Baptist Cathedral urged the nation’s leaders to put the issue of gambling to a referendum ...and determine ways to tax the dozens of numbers houses that are in business throughout The Bahamas

Lottery in The Bahamas... games of chance...

Bahamians who wish to gamble away some of their money in The Bahamas should be allowed to do so by law

The Bahamas is not the only nation concerned about gambling

Fort Charlotte MP Alfred Sears and Fox Hill MP Fred Mitchell both agree that the Government should Legalize Gambling for Bahamians

Bahamas Christian Council applauds decision not to legalise the numbers business

Government drops plans to legalise the numbers business in The Bahamas

Roman Catholic Archbishop Patrick Pinder says no to legalised gambling in The Bahamas

Pastor Glen Rolle on The Legalisation of Gambling in The Bahamas

Bishop Laish Boyd Gambles Wrong on Gambling In The Bahamas

Anglican Bishop Rev Laish Boyd speaks out against the 'Numbers business' in The Bahamas