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Reception Date
30.09.16
Category
DOMESTIC AND LEISURE EQUIPMENT
Games of chance
Ministries & Departments
Amt der Salzburger Landesregierung
Responsible Departments
Bundesministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Wirtschaft
Products & Services concerned
Betting terminals (technical facilities for the electronic input and display of betting data or the transmission of betting data over a data line)
Related EU Law
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The activities of bookmakers and totalisators are currently regulated in the Act on the activities of bookmakers and totalisators, Provincial Law Gazette 17/1995 (hereinafter the ‘Bookmaker Act 1994’). Apart from two minor amendments (Provincial Law Gazette 46/2001 and Provincial Law Gazette 51/2010), this Act has been part of the body of law and unchanged since 1994 – i.e. for more than 20 years. In view of the technical developments and options for exercising the activities of a betting operator, it is obvious that the Bookmaker Act 1994 is no longer in a position to map reality in the area of betting.
The draft Salzburg Betting Operator Act 2017, which has already been notified under number 2016/160/A, has been substantially amended, meaning that a new notification has become necessary.
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Commenting Organisation
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Notified law