By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Agimeg reported that GRAI launched a public consultation on proposed rules under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024. Industry participants, other stakeholders and the public can comment on three regulations covering Ireland’s gambling market.
The consultation gives stakeholders an opportunity to influence forthcoming gambling rules.
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