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Castilla-La Mancha suspends new gambling venue approvals until 2027

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Castilla-La Mancha said its gambling planning decree suspends new installation authorisations for gambling venues and betting shops until 2027. The regional government also said a bill containing amendments to its gambling law had been approved by the regional government and was awaiting parliamentary processing; the proposed changes include biometric checks for entry to gambling halls.

The suspension limits new venue authorisations, while proposed biometric checks could affect gambling-hall access requirements.

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Castilla-La Mancha plans 13,263 gaming machine authorisations in 2027

Castilla-La Mancha's draft budget forecasts 13,263 gaming machine authorisation files, 1,739 venue files and 400 company files for 2027, according to the regional government's budget report. The plan includes 3,714 inspections, 52 sanction files and eight administrative appeals. It also covers prevention measures, including tools for teachers and an institutional responsible-gambling campaign.

Castilla-La Mancha's draft budget for 2027 forecasts 13,263 authorisation files for gaming machines, according to the regional government's budget report. The plan also sets out 1,739 files relating to premises and 400 for companies in the sector, with a further 60 files for gaming material.

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