Expert urges baseline gambling-prevalence study, says protections must come first
At a March 21 working-group briefing, a Rutgers-affiliated researcher told Hawaii lawmakers that the first step before any legalization debate should be baseline prevalence research, stronger consumer protections and local oversight to reduce harms and guide policy choices.
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Doctor Cho, a project coordinator at the Rutgers Center for Gambling Studies, told the Tourism and Gaming Working Group that Hawaii needs baseline prevalence research before moving toward legalization.
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