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Racing Industry Act 2020

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17: Racing codes must prepare business plan

You could also call this:

“Racing groups have to make and share a yearly plan about their activities”

You need to know that racing codes have to make a business plan each year. They must do this before the racing year starts. The plan is about what will happen in that racing year.

After they make the plan, the racing codes have to share it with everyone. They do this by putting it on their website. This means anyone can look at the plan if they want to.

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17Racing codes must prepare business plan

  1. Before the start of a racing year, each racing code must prepare a business plan relating to that racing year.

  2. Each racing code must publish a copy of its business plan on an Internet site maintained by or on behalf of the code.