Senate Passed Single Reading Bill Regulating Gambling in RD
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Santo Domingo.- The Senate of the Republic accepted in a single reading the amendments made by the Chamber of Deputies to the bill regulating gambling in the Dominican Republic, an initiative presented by Senators Pedro Catrain and Félix Ramón Bautista. The legislative piece is intended to consolidate and modernize all the scattered legislation on casinos, lottery benches, sports betting, horse betting, bingo, slots and online betting platforms.…
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Felix VictorinoThe Senate of the Republic passed the law regulating gambling in the Dominican Republic, authored by Senators Félix Bautista and Pedro Catrain. The initiative was approved by the...
Santo Domingo.— The Senate approved the amendments introduced by the Chamber of Deputies to the bill that seeks to regulate gambling in the country, an initiative presented by Senators Pedro Catrain and Félix Ramón Bautista.... Read more › The Senate ticket approves bill that regulates gambling was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
The Senate of the Republic approved the law establishing a new regulatory framework for gambling in the country, an initiative of Senators Félix Bautista and Pedro Catrain, after accepting the amendments made by the Chamber of Deputies. The regulation establishes the General Directorate of Games of Azar as a specialized regulatory body and establishes controls on the activity, including measures to protect minors, responsible gambling, technolog…
Several senators spoke on Wednesday against the bill regulating gambling being approved without further study by the commission in charge and without broadening consultations with various social sectors.The bill was studied by the Finance Commission, which gave a favourable report and requested that the piece be included in the agenda.However, several legislators argued that the legislation should be analysed in greater detail before being put t…
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