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Gambling Control Bill 2013 Ireland Genealogy

A Gambling Control Bill was approved in principle in 2013 after years of promises but it has made minimal progress since.

Minister Stanton will shortly bring to Government for its approval the report of an Inter-Departmental Working Group which has been reviewing the provisions of the General Scheme of the Gambling Control Bill 2013. This Scheme proposes a new and comprehensive framework for the regulation (including licensing) of gambling in Ireland. On enactment the Gambling Control Bill will replace present legislation, in particular the Betting Act 1931 and the Gaming and Lotteries Act 1956. Entertainment dinner casino baden hotel. The draft scheme of the Gambling Control Bill (the Bill) was originally published in July 2013. When that legislation is enacted, it will modernise Ireland's legislative framework for all types of.

In its absence, casinos are self-regulated, online betting operations have exploded, underage betting at bookmakers and the tote is left to the industry to police, operators have no legal responsibility to report financial transactions that might indicate theft, money laundering or event fixing, and gaming arcades are operating under 60-year-old laws.

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Holland casino gratis drankje. The Gaming and Leisure Association of Ireland (GALA), which represents casinos, and the Irish Bookmakers Association, which speaks for 700 betting shops, have both urged regulation.

While recognising it may impose some restrictions on them, they say it will also streamline the archaic licencing procedures, clear out unscrupulous operators and pave the way for new investment in the industry.

“Everyone wants regulation — us and the health professionals who deal with problem gambling. We may want it for different reasons but we all want it,” said David Hickson of GALA.

He said he also believed the Government was in favour of regulation too which was why actions by Junior Justice Minister David Stanton, were all the more confusing.

Last month, Mr Stanton told the Dail that while work was getting under way on the Gambling Control Bill, he was considering establishing a regulator in “shadow form” but he has had no discussions with the industry about it and has refused to explain what he has in mind.

And in July he approved work to begin on drafting legislation to make 23 amendments to the outdated 1956 legislation which touch on some of the issues the Gambling Control Bill is meant to address.

Those amendments are in a wide-ranging new bill called the Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill which has now been sent to the Attorney General for scrutiny and drafting of the wording.

A public consultation on the amendments is ongoing which David Hickson says is pointless. “We’d be saying, don’t waste resources on this because they’re going to use the amendments as an excuse not to proceed with the Gambling Control Bill. I would be very concerned about it.”

Sharon Byrne of the Irish Bookmakers Association said they had not been consulted on a shadow regulator and she was concerned legislation was taking so long.

“My biggest reason for wanting to have the Gambling Control Bill introduced is to have customer protections across the entire gambling sector.

“We have the ‘Think 21’ campaign to cut out underage betting and currently, we are the only ones paying for the services of the charity that runs helplines and face-to-face counselling for people with gambling problems and their families. That responsibility should be shared by the whole sector and the bill would see to that.”

A minister’s spokesman said: “A review of the General Scheme of the Gambling Control Bill, published in 2013, is continuing in the Department of Justice. A number of issues are being considered as part of this review.” He said work to progress the text of the bill was under way.

Gambling Control Bill 2013 Ireland Genealogy

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