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KSA integrity reviews prompt departures and end of business relationship

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The KSA said integrity reviews found concerns involving three co-policy-makers at licensed gambling companies and a business relationship between a licence holder and two legal entities previously involved in illegal gambling in the Netherlands. Formal decisions were unnecessary after the individuals left and the relationship ended, which the regulator said safeguarded integrity; it did not identify the licence holders.

Dutch licence holders must notify the KSA about changes to their boards and other people who help determine policy.

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Dutch CDA asks state secretary about illegal gambling enforcement and court ruling

The CDA asked State Secretary Van Bruggen what problems the Kansspelautoriteit faces collecting fines from illegal gambling sites. The party also sought his view on the Supreme Court ruling concerning claims over gambling agreements from before online gambling was legalised.

The CDA has asked State Secretary Van Bruggen what problems the Kansspelautoriteit faces in collecting fines from illegal gambling sites. The party also asked for the state secretary's view on the Supreme Court ruling on gambling claims covering the period before online gambling was legalised.

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