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FIT says Italy’s land-based gambling reform stalled before cabinet review

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Italy’s tobacco retailers’ federation FIT said a proposed reorganisation of the land-based gambling sector had stalled before a Council of Ministers meeting on 4 June. The draft, prepared by the Customs and Monopolies Agency under the supervision of the finance ministry, was not included on the meeting agenda; FIT said the reasons for the setback were not officially known.

A delay leaves operators in betting and gaming-machine retail networks without clarity on the proposed sector reorganisation.

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Geronimo Cardia urges seven measures to address Italy’s land-based gambling reform delay

Lawyer Geronimo Cardia called for action on Italy’s stalled land-based gambling reform at the Forbes Italia & SiGMA Talks, according to the report. He said the 29 August deadline under Law No. 111/2023 passed without implementation and proposed seven measures, including changes to gaming-machine taxes, technical discussions led by ADM and a permanent consultation forum. These were Cardia’s recommendations, not adopted policy.

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