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Belgian Gaming Commission warns of longer licence processing times

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Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium’s Gaming Commission said licence applications will take longer than usual to process in July and August because of reduced staffing and the holiday period. It asked applicants to submit required documents on time and said interim meetings for straightforward, complete applications would help limit delays.

Applicants may need to allow more time for licence decisions during July and August.

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