The New Gaming Law Framework: A Lens on the Key Functions and Outsourcing
Tue, 16 Oct
|21 Business Centre
21 Law in collaboration with City Legal, will be hosting a workshop entitled ‘The New Gaming Law Framework: a Lens on the Key Functions and Outsourcing’.
Time & Location
16 Oct 2018, 09:00 – 12:00
21 Business Centre, 20 Triq in-Nutar Debono, In-Naxxar NXR 2525, Malta
About the event
Description
Part I – An Introduction to the New Gaming Law Framework
The Maltese gaming industry has, this year, witnessed a plethora of changes. The first part of the workshop will provide attendees with an analysis of the salient differences between the old and new legal and policy frameworks.
Part II – The Transformation of the ‘Key Official’ Role
One of the main changes brought about by the new Gaming Act is that, rather than appointing one ‘Key Official’ for the purposes of overall compliance supervision and monitoring, licensees are – from 1 August 2018 – required to appoint several persons to conduct the ‘Key Functions’ of the gaming operation. The second part of the workshop will bring to the fore the manner in which the new requirements have transformed the traditional Key Official role, effectively raising the bar for compliance.
Part III – Outsourcing in 2018