Italy extends sports betting concessions through October
Thursday 01 de July 2021 / 07:53
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(Italy).- Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) has confirmed that sports betting concessions will be extended until 31 October.
The decision was authorised following an ‘in-depth assessment’ taken by the Ministry of the Economy to ‘apply a reprieve’ on betting licences that were due to expire at the end of June.
Last year, at the peak of Italy’s COVID-19 outbreak, the former Giuseppe Conte government postponed the ADM from undertaking any action on business concessions delaying the authorisation of licensing renewals until 2021.
The reprieve on concessions was imposed as a condition of the government’s ‘Cura Decree’ (Care Decree) which deployed the first economic relief measures for Italian businesses during the height of the pandemic.
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