• Current state of law in the United States – will I-Gaming ever be legalized?
• Recent developments in the EU and how has the UK Gambling Act been received by gaming operators?
• Update on the World Trade Organization dispute between Antigua and Barbuda and the United States

Moderator:
Michael D. Lipton, Q.C., Senior Partner, Elkind & Lipton LLP

Panelists:
Anthony Cabot, Partner, Lewis & Roca;
Tony Coles, Jeffrey Green & Russell UK;
Thibault Verbiest, Partner, ULYS

• Rationale for the new Rules
• Discussion of the Rules and how they are applied
• Reaction of the major lottery vendors and what they are doing about the change in Rules

Moderator:
Kevin J. Weber – Elkind and Lipton LLP

Panelists:
Ron Merchant – Manager, Corporate Registration, British Columbia Gaming Policy & Enforcement Branch;
Jim Lightbody – Vice President, Lottery Gaming, British Columbia Lottery Corporation;
Len Meilleur – Director of Personnel Registration, Lotteries, British Columbia Gaming Policy & Enforcement Branch;
Nick Bako – Chief Risk Officer, Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation
Dave Bryans – President, Canadian Convenience Store Association

• What mechanisms exist for its expansion & what obstacles are there
• Can aboriginal gaming in Canada experience the same rate of growth as
  in the United States?

Moderator:
Morden C. Lazarus – Partner, Lazarus Charbonneau

Panelists:
Zane Hansen – CEO, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority;
Chief Joe Norton – former Chief of the Kawnawake Mohawks;
Lyle Hall – Managing Director, HLT Advisory Inc.;
Judith Shapiro;
Norm DesRosiers – Commissioner, National Indian Gaming Commission;
Hal Pruden – Legal Counsel, Criminal Law Policy Section, Department of Justice

• Are the provinces doing a good job of conducting and managing?
• What are the benefits of privatizing the industry?
• Are the provincial governments addicted to gaming revenue?
• Is Canada ready to regulate the I-Gaming industry
  and permit it to operate within Canada?
• Short of privatization, what less radical amendments to gaming provisions of the Code might usefully be made?
• What conditions would have to exist before the Federal government would amend the Code?
• What might public reaction be to proposing privatization,
  or to proposing other amendments?

Moderator:
Paul Burns – Vice President, Public Affairs, Canadian Gaming Association

Panelists:
Dr. Colin Campbell – Professor, Criminology, Douglas College;
Maggie McGee – Vice President, Nova Scotia Gaming Corp.;
A. Gerald Goldlist – Partner, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP

• What areas do regulators focus on when dealing with registration of a trans-national public gaming company?
• When a particular compliance issue arises, what action or reaction do regulators take?
• What sanctions are available to regulators and in what circumstances do they impose a particular sanction?

Moderator:
Michael D. Lipton, Q.C., – Senior Partner, Elkind And Lipton LLP

Panelists:
Paul van Eyk – Deloitte & Touche;
Patrick Leen – Gaming Regulatory Consultants;
Jean Major – CEO, Alcohol & Gaming Commission of Ontario;
Bob Stocker – Dickinson & Wright

• State of Racino and Race Track industry in Canada
• How Woodbine Entertainment Group is preparing itself for the future
• Can the 18 Ontario race tracks expect the same return from slots
  in the future?

Moderator:
Rob Scarpelli – Managing Director, HLT Advisory Inc.

Panelists:
Jane Holmes – Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Woodbine Entertainment Group;
Chuck Keeling – Vice President, Racing Operations, Great Canadian Gaming Corporation;
Ian Wetherly – President, Attractions Hippiques