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CNI urges uniform Italian gambling rules and changes to proposed reform

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The CNI said Italy’s proposed public-gambling reform could disadvantage small and medium-sized businesses through fewer gaming machines, tighter venue and hours limits, and changes to concessions and taxation. It called for uniform national rules and asked institutions to revise the draft tender, warning that it could drive operators from the market and concentrate activity among larger groups.

The proposed reform could change operating conditions and market access for Italy’s gambling businesses.

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Alea and consumer groups submit proposed changes to AGCOM gambling guidance

Alea, the Forum nazionale delle associazioni familiari and five consumer associations presented observations and amendments on AGCOM’s supplementary guidance for communications campaigns addressing gambling addiction, according to the groups. Their proposals include restricting gambling-company branding in prevention campaigns and changing wording they consider ambiguous; they also formally requested a hearing.

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