CeJuego director calls for dialogue and data in Spain's gambling law reform
Regulation1 min read
CeJuego director general Alejandro Landaluce called for Spain's gambling law, in force since 2011, to be updated through dialogue and informed by data on gambling habits and problem gambling. He said the legislative reform process began several months ago and argued that population behaviour and reasons for gambling should inform the assessment.
CeJuego director general Alejandro Landaluce has called for Spain's gambling law, in force since 2011, to be updated to reflect changes in society and gambling formats. He said new rules should be based on dialogue with everyone involved and reliable information about the sector.
Landaluce said the legislative reform process began several months ago. He said the assessment should examine people's gambling habits, their reasons for gambling and changes in problem gambling.
Landaluce described the CeJuego forum as a place for gambling representatives and other figures to exchange views and experiences. The forum aimed to share proposals and perspectives to help develop updated regulation through dialogue and information.