Armenian lawmakers consider bill on gambling-monitoring operator appeals
Armenia’s National Assembly is considering a bill to clarify the process for selecting an operator for the country’s central gambling-monitoring system. The proposal would set out an appeals process and judicial safeguards; State Revenue Committee deputy chairman Rafael Gevorgyan said a Civil Procedure Code amendment would prevent lawsuits from halting or delaying selection.
The proposed safeguards could affect how operators compete to run Armenia’s gambling-monitoring system.