Ireland has enforced the interim Gaming and Lotteries Act in order to regulate and modernize gaming and gambling in the country.
The comprehensive code on gambling is set to come next year; however, Ireland found it fir to bring in force an interim Act to govern gaming in the country.
The regulations include a minimum age limit of 18 years for gambling and provides for stringent gambling promotion rules to ensure consumer protection.
With new regulations, Ireland has made an attempt to modernize and digitalize applications for gambling and lottery permits.
According to report by Focus Gaming News, Minister of State with special responsibility for gambling regulation, James Browne, said: “This act modernises the Gaming and Lotteries Act 1956 and will help the better promotion of local gaming and lottery activity. These activities, held primarily for charitable and philanthropic purposes, are the lifeblood of our sporting clubs and community organizations across the country.”