Late last week Ministers Harris and Browne published Justice Plan 2023. A framework building on Plans in 2021 and 2022 and outlining over 140 specific actions to continue building stronger, safer communities in Ireland.
One of those elements is the previously unreachable Gambling Regulation Bill (GRB) [2022]
which was published Friday, 2 December 2022, and has had a better-than-average chance to become law since that time.
The legislation marks a watershed achievement in Irish history as it sets out to repeal existing gambling law in Ireland which is seen by many as antiquated and incompetent in nearly every respect.
In order to become law, the legislation must move through the parliamentary process including approval by Oireachtas – two houses of the national parliament and a signature by the president,
One of those elements is the previously unreachable Gambling Regulation Bill (GRB) [2022]
which was published Friday, 2 December 2022, and has had a better-than-average chance to become law since that time.
The legislation marks a watershed achievement in Irish history as it sets out to repeal existing gambling law in Ireland which is seen by many as antiquated and incompetent in nearly every respect.
In order to become law, the legislation must move through the parliamentary process including approval by Oireachtas – two houses of the national parliament and a signature by the president,