Dominican Congress sends gambling bill to executive for promulgation or review
The Dominican Republic’s Senate approved amendments to a gambling bill passed by the Chamber of Deputies, completing its passage through Congress and sending it to the executive for promulgation or review. The proposed law would establish a specialised gambling regulator and set licensing, consumer-protection and enforcement requirements, including a ten-year restriction on new venue licences after the licensee register is published, with exceptions for casinos in hotels and tourist areas.
Operators would face new licensing, location and compliance rules if the executive promulgates the bill.