About Us
The Greyhound Welfare & Integrity Commission was established in 2018 under the Greyhound Racing Act 2017 as the independent regulator of the greyhound racing industry in NSW. The Commission’s role is to control, supervise and regulate greyhound racing in NSW.
Integrity
As a trusted and impartial regulator, the Commission ensures high integrity standards are enforced.
Rule 181 of the Greyhound Racing Rules outlines that GWIC must keep records of the disciplinary action it takes, and can publish records relating to disciplinary action at its discretion.
The Commission may impose interim disciplinary action upon a participant pending the completion of the Commission's inquiry or investigation into a matter relating to the particular participant.
A list, compiled from the records of GRNSW and GWIC, of current persons under penalty.
Welfare
The Commission is committed to promoting and protecting the highest animal welfare standards for the industry.
eTrac is the one-stop shop for all your greyhound racing needs. Confirm race nominations, make greyhound transfers and access health records all in one convenient place.
The Commission develops, reviews and updates regulations, policies and standards that promote the highest welfare and integrity outcomes.
The Commission collects and maintains a range of data and statistics on greyhound welfare. Injury reports, breeding and whelping data, greyhound lifecycle reports and more.
Industry
The Commission has developed resources to best service the industry and support best practice by participants.
View our industry practice guides and registration handbooks, browse our resource library and look through frequently asked questions.
A person who wishes to participate in greyhound racing in NSW must be registered with the Commission.
Ensure your greyhounds meet all the requirements needed to take to the track. Veterinary, racing, retirement, transfer forms and more can be found here.