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Trinidad and Tobago Senate approves remote gambling order ahead of 2027 licensing

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Trinidad and Tobago’s Senate approved the Remote Gambling Order 2026 on 2 October, completing its final legislative step. Attorney General John Jeremie said licensing provisions and the supporting framework are expected to be implemented by 1 January 2027, with the Gambling Control Commission coordinating with the Central Bank on operational arrangements.

The approved order sets the legislative basis and a target date for remote gambling licences in the country.

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Donato Gallo petition seeks removal of Italy budget bill article 25

Donato Gallo launched a petition on 6 November asking Italy’s parliament to remove article 25 from the 2027 budget bill and open talks with LAN venue operators. The appeal says the proposal would impose annual charges of €1,200 per PC or console and €2,000 per simulator, alongside licensing and platform requirements. These are claims made in the petition, not a description of an enacted measure.

A petition challenging article 25 of Italy’s 2027 budget bill has been launched, according to AGIMEG. Donato Gallo promoted the initiative, which was created on 6 November.

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