The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport is reforming gambling regulation, specifically addressing gaming machines (particularly B2 and Category D machines) and bingo premises licensing. Multiple bills are progressing through Parliament to modernise the regulatory framework and address high street gambling concerns. The policy aims to balance consumer protection with industry regulation across arcades, betting shops, and bingo halls.
First Reading 15:20:00 A Bill to provide for the Secretary of State to develop and publish a video gaming health and wellbeing strategy and to provide for the Secretary of State to develop health advice on video gaming. The Bill …
First Reading 11:49:00 A Bill to prohibit payments for remote gambling to be made using money obtained on credit; and to prohibit the use of cash machines on premises licensed for gambling. The Bill was introduced by the Lord Bishop …
First Reading 15:15:00 A Bill to make provision for licensing authorities to restrict the number of Category B2 gaming machines which may be authorised under a betting premises licence. The Bill was introduced by the Bishop of Bristol (on behalf …
Second Reading 10:07:00 Moved by Lord Clement-Jones: That the Bill be now read a second time. Lord Clement-Jones (LD): My Lords, through the Bill I am today pursuing a matter of considerable concern that has been raised in this House …
A Bill to make provision about the categorisation and use of B2 gaming machines; and for connected purposes.
First Reading 15:44:00 A Bill to make provision about the categorisation and use of B2 gaming machines; and for connected purposes. The Bill was introduced by Lord Clement-Jones, read a first time and ordered to be printed.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling. Originated in the Commons.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling. Originated in the Commons.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling.
A Bill To make provision about the licensing and advertising of gambling.
A Bill to amend the Gambling Act 2005 to regulate remote gambling on a point of consumption basis; to require all operators selling into the British market, whether in the United Kingdom or overseas,