Holland igaming bill held up but final process not in doubt
The Dutch parliament breaks up in early July and igaming and lottery reforms were due for discussion at last week's meeting.
Justin Franssen, partner at the law firm Kalff Katz & Franssen, told iGaming Business: “We don’t foresee this hold up as necessarily being a cause for delay to the overall reform process.”
A remote gaming bill was approved by the Dutch Council of Ministers in February and should be presented in its final form to the Dutch House of representatives before the Summer break. A new licensing regime is set to be implemented in 2015.
All participants in the Dutch regulatory process will be present on June 23-24 as speakers and delegates at the Gaming in Holland Conference during which all key issues and further developments will be discussed.
Gaming in Holland is held in partnership with the iGaming Super Show, the leading igaming exhibition and conference taking place in Amsterdam on June 24-27.
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