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Castilla y León regulates responsible-gambling commission

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Castilla y León published a decree governing the composition and operation of its Responsible Gambling Coordination Technical Commission. The body will coordinate regional administration policies and oversee work on a strategy to prevent and treat gambling disorders. The decree takes effect 20 days after publication, and represented organisations have one month from its entry into force to appoint members.

The commission will coordinate regional prevention policy and include representatives from the gambling industry and other sectors.

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Castilla y León lawmakers consider gaming venue rules in draft reform

Castilla y León's parliamentary groups could propose changes to the regional gaming and betting law reform until 11 November, according to the report. The draft would require gaming venues to open at least eight hours daily and keep their doors closed so interiors cannot be seen from outside; both provisions may change during the legislative process. The final plenary debate is scheduled for 15 and 16 December.

The reform of Castilla y León's gaming and betting law is nearing a decisive phase in the region's autonomous parliament. Political groups have until 11 November to register amendments to the articles of the legislative project. Within that window they will be able to propose changes to various provisions, among them the opening conditions for dedicated gaming and betting establishments.

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