Gaming lawyers shared their frustrations during an advertising panel at SiGMA A Netherlands lawyer said he expects the country could implement a blanket ad ban Dr Hambach said ad limits are shrinking the legal German market, aiding illegal sites Industry experts have had their say on the impact of gaming advertising restrictions in Europe during […]
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Cette rencontre parlementaire, à l’intiative de Monsieur le Député Yves Censi, s’est tenue à l’assemblée nationale le 30 septembre 2009.
Le projet de loi relatif à l’ouverture à la concurrence et à la régulation du secteur des jeux en ligne doit être examiné par l’Assemblée Nationale au début du mois d’octobre. C’est dans cette optique que Yves Censi a désiré ouvrir les débats.
En voici la synthèse:
La Chambre des représentants a adopté, le 3 décembre 2009, la nouvelle législation belge relative aux jeux de hasard. Celle-ci n’est pas encore publiée au Moniteur belge. La nouvelle législation devrait entrer en vigueur le 1er janvier 2011 au plus tard.
Les objectifs principalement poursuivis par la présente loi sont au nombre de trois :
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In April 2009, the UK Minister for Sport announced that in response to the “rapid technological advances in online gambling”, the UK Government was going to explore a range of measures to ensure that British licensees were competing on a level-playing field with their overseas competitors. The DCMS said at the time that the Government would be looking to make the regulatory system fairer for UK licensed operators, but would also be working with the Gambling Commission on a number of issues such as recouping regulatory costs, obtaining funding for research into problem gambling in the UK and contributions to the Horserace Betting Levy (the annual fee which is collected from bookmakers and used to support the horseracing industry).
Whitelist operators who were advertising their services in the UK were singled out in the announcement as under the current system they benefit from a regime which allows them to advertise in the UK if they are based within the European Economic Area, Gibraltar or in one of the jurisdictions included on the Whitelist. Inclusion on the Whitelist also means that operators do not pay any levy on horseracing bets or wagers.
