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Neil McArthur: UKGC research suggests black-market concerns are exaggerated
Gambling Commission CEO “not convinced” by BGC argument that raising standards will send consumers offshore
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UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) CEO Neil McArthur is “not convinced” that further regulation of the licensed market could send consumers offshore to the unregulated realm. In a letter responding to the Gambling Related Harm All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), the UKGC chief claimed a report authored by accountancy giant PwC was “not consistent with the…
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