By SectorWire desk ·
Hungary is considering abolishing its gambling regulator SZTFH. A resolution published in the Hungarian Gazette on 31 August 2026 calls for an examination of the authority’s operations, five years after its establishment.
Hungary’s consideration of abolishing SZTFH puts the gambling regulator’s future in question as its operations face examination.
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Hungary’s law removes SZTFH’s concession powers as the government seeks abolition and the authority disputes having held those powers.
Hungary’s proposed abolition of SZTFH would remove the authority overseeing gambling, tobacco and mining.
Hungary’s review could dissolve SZTFH and transfer its regulatory duties to ministries.
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