DGOJ, Spain’s Directorate General of Gaming, has launched a public consultation on “data requirements needed to update its regulatory framework”.
The consultation, which will run until 7 September, seeks feedback from industry stakeholders and the public on the DGOJ’s objective to overhaul the data provided to its ‘information monitoring system’ for Spanish Gambling.
The Directorate’s proposal includes modifications to existing regulations, aiming to ” secure a new data model for the information monitoring system”.
Changes in data management are required as the DGOJ will handle the implementation process of new Royal Decrees on fostering safer gambling environments and commercial communications for gambling.
