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Legislation

New Zealand aims to limit online casino gambling licences

Wednesday 13 de November 2024 / 12:00

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(New Zealand).- New Zealand is proposing to limit the number of licences for online casino gambling operators and will require them to set up an age verification system as well as ban ads aimed at children.

New Zealand aims to limit online casino gambling licences

Offenders will be fined up to NZ$US5 million ($A7.7 million), with the new regulatory system expected to be in place from early 2026, Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden said on Wednesday.

"My goal is not to increase the amount of gambling that is happening online, but to enable New Zealanders who wish to play casino games online to do so more safely than they can today," Van Velden said in a statement.

"Currently, New Zealanders can and do gamble on thousands of offshore gambling websites. By introducing a regulatory system my intention is to channel customers towards up to fifteen licensed operators."

The government in July said it would set up licences for online casinos, require operators to limit their offerings to online casino games, not sports betting or lottery products, and impose a minimum age of 18 for players.

Online casino gambling is not regulated in New Zealand and so consumer protection requirements do not apply.

With the convenience and accessibility of online platforms and due to the increasing popularity of smartphones, more customers in New Zealand are opting to gamble online, according to research firm Statista.

Revenue from such platforms could see an annual growth of around six per cent between 2024 and 2029, it said.

Further regulations will be developed based on the existing gambling law that would help finalise rules on advertising and consumer protection requirements, Van Velden said. 

The government aims to introduce the bill in parliament next year.

Categoría:Legislation

Tags: Sin tags

País: New Zealand

Región: Oceania

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