
The government has delayed the date that the new Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Act is to be brought into force. It was scheduled to be applicable from October 1st but has been moved back to November 1st.

The government has delayed the enforcement of the new Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Act by a month to November 1st.
A spokesperson for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport has said that they remain fully confident of their case but have delayed the date that the Act comes into force to allow the judge to reach a verdict without “undue time pressure.”
The changes outlined in the Act require that businesses that want to advertise to consumers in Great Britain obtain a license from the Gambling Commission first. There are also a number of changes to licensing conditions that remote operators will have to meet; these include a controversial ‘point of consumption’ tax.
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