The Valencian Community opened public consultation on a draft decree setting guidelines and criteria for the development of the gaming sector, according to the headline. The available text does not state a consultation deadline or provide details of the draft.
The proposed guidelines could shape the framework for gaming-sector development in the Valencian Community.
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Spain’s Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ) has opened public participation on a draft resolution approving a mechanism to detect risky behaviour among users of state-wide gambling activities. Contributions are invited until 22 October 2026 and should be sent to DGOJ’s Subdirectorate General for Gambling Regulation.
Spain’s DGOJ opened a public consultation on reforming the Gambling Law, according to a report citing the ministry and consultation text. The proposal would tighten identity-checking duties and establish a legal basis for restrictions on gambling advertising; submissions are open until 22 June.
The Valencian Department of Economy, Finance and Public Administration convened the Gaming Commission to advance a regional planning decree, the department said. The draft retains an 850-metre separation between gaming halls and education centres and limits new authorisations for hostelry gaming machines, with replacements excepted. The commission also approved the 2024 sector report, which recorded more than €4.636bn in total amounts wagered.
ASVOMAR submitted comments on a proposed decree concerning gambling-sector development in the Valencian Community, according to the headline. The feed snippet says the proposal includes restrictions affecting the sector but gives no further details.
The Valencian government published a draft decree for public consultation on planning gambling venues and equipment in the region. The proposal retains restrictions on new authorisations for type B machines in hospitality venues, except when replacing existing machines; the government said the plan draws on a study of gambling’s social and health impact.