Italy's sports bill sets reporting process for anomalous betting flows
A provision in Italy's sports bill would require administrative authorities to notify the CONI Sports Prosecutor General when they detect anomalous betting flows, lawmaker Alessandro Palombi said during parliamentary scrutiny. The office could request information about affected competitions and relevant betting-account holders, with the Customs and Monopolies Agency responsible for implementing the information-transfer rules.
The proposed process would give sports investigators access to betting-account information linked to suspected manipulation involving affiliated individuals.