The Assembly officially adopted the new Law on Games on its first day of session. This legislation, titled the Law on Amusements and Entertaining Games, establishes a modern and comprehensive legal framework for regulating the sector. The primary objectives of this new law are multifaceted, aiming to overhaul current regulatory practices.
Specifically, the new legal decision seeks to reduce what proponents describe as excessive protection afforded to citizens, particularly young people. A key goal is to curb the growth of the informal or “gray” economy within the industry. Furthermore, the law intends to introduce enhanced control and supervision over the proliferation of games across the jurisdiction.
Beyond operational regulation, the legislation aims to bolster financial integrity. It specifically targets the fight against money laundering and financial abuse within the sector. By establishing clearer guidelines, the law intends to foster a fair and transparent working environment for all involved parties, including governmental bodies such as the Ministry of Finance.
The adoption of this new law by the Assembly marks a significant regulatory shift in the industry. The measure, announced on June 29, 2026, at 16:54, is expected to reshape the operational landscape for games and related entertainment services.
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