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DGOJ plans new operator monitoring and reporting rules in Spain

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Spain’s DGOJ plans to begin implementing a new operator monitoring system from June, with operational launch targeted for the summer, director general Mikel Arana said at a conference in Rome. Operators would collect and submit gambling activity data to the regulator; the measures are undergoing a data-protection assessment and an independent review before taking effect.

Operators will need to prepare data collection and reporting processes for the proposed system’s initial implementation from June.

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DGOJ meets UNAD as gambling law reform consultations continue

Spain's DGOJ met addiction-support network UNAD on 16 October as part of consultations on amending the gambling law. The regulator has not disclosed the proposals discussed or any conclusions, and the meetings continue despite the dissolution of parliament ahead of elections on 29 November.

Spain's gambling regulator, the DGOJ, met the addiction-support network UNAD on Thursday 16 October. The regulator has not disclosed which proposals were discussed or what conclusions were reached. The meeting forms part of a consultation process the DGOJ began in May 2026 with a prior public consultation on amending the gambling law.

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