Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
Belgium’s Gaming Commission published advice on legislative proposal 56K0230001. The proposal would introduce player-protection measures and strengthen the commission’s ability to supervise compliance with gaming laws and regulations; the advice is available in Dutch and French.
The advice may inform lawmakers’ consideration of proposed player protections and regulatory oversight.
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