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ARTICLE · 14 MAY 2024

Verstrenging Kansspelwet In Zicht

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De Kamer heeft op 26 januari 2024 een wetvoorstel goedgekeurd met betrekking tot een verstrenging van de Kansspelwet.

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Stéphane Gevers
Stéphane Gevers

Deze wijziging van de kansspelwet heeft een lange voorgeschiedenis

De Kamer heeft op 26 januari 2024 een wetvoorstel goedgekeurd met betrekking tot een verstrenging van de Kansspelwet.

Het initiatief daartoe werd reeds genomen met een wetvoorstel van 17 september 2019 en werd dus recent, na een zéér lange weg te hebben afgelegd, goedgekeurd in plenaire zitting.

De wetgeving liet enige tijd op zich wachten door diverse amendementen, maar ook omwille van noodzakelijke adviezen, onder meer van de Raad van State, de Gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit en de Kansspelcommissie.Ook werden ondertussen nieuwe koninklijke besluiten uitgevaardigd, bijvoorbeeld inzake reclame, waarmee rekening moest worden gehouden.

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