The Danish Gambling Authority (DGA) issued a request for public comments on its recently revised accreditation program for online casinos and betting on July 15, 2024. This amendment came about as a result of a big regulatory shift with the introduction of supplier licenses. Now that interested parties have provided feedback, the program has been updated and submitted for EU notification.
Consultation and Revisions
During the consultation phase, the DGA received several comments and inquiries about the updated certification programme. In response to these concerns, the Authority made necessary revisions to the programme. The document titled “Feedback on consultation on updated certification programme for betting and online casino” summarizes the most crucial updates and includes questions and answers from the consultation.
The revised certification programme reflects adjustments made based on public input and ensures compliance with the new supplier licensing framework. The programme aims to provide clear guidelines for operators and suppliers in the Danish online gambling market.
The revised program has been submitted to the European Union for notification following the amendments. On the website of the European Commission, stakeholders can monitor the notification process, guaranteeing regulatory scrutiny and openness as the revised framework advances.
Denmark’s dedication to preserving a transparent and well-regulated gaming sector is demonstrated by the adoption of supplier licenses and the current certification procedure. The changes guarantee that operators and suppliers follow the strictest compliance guidelines, fostering a fair and secure gaming environment.
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