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Macau election commission reminds gaming operators of neutrality rules

Regulation

Macau’s Electoral Affairs Commission and Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau reminded gaming concessionaires and promoter associations of election neutrality requirements at a meeting ahead of the 14 September Legislative Assembly election. The rules bar concessionaires and their managing bodies from campaigning for or against candidate lists, and require companies to notify the authorities of employee breaches.

Macau gaming companies must brief staff on election neutrality and report suspected breaches to the authorities.

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