France: The Senate will review the Internet gambling bill in January

30.12.2009, France.- The Senate Finance Commission will hear the chairman of the foreshadowing mission of ARJEL on 13 January, regarding the reviewing of the bill on the opening of the online gambling market to competition. This audition will be followed by that of Eric Woerth, Minister for the Budget, Public Accounts, the Civil Service and State at 11.45 a.m.

Then, on 19 January as from 5.45 p.m., the Finance Commission will examine the report introduced by François Trucy, senator of the Var region.

The senatorial amendments will have to be submitted by 15 January. After this last stage, it will take at least two weeks before the text is introduced in public session.

The senators should then start reviewing the bill during the first reading in the first week of February. This could ideally take place as from Tuesday 2 February, knowing that this review should last several days.

After the introduction in first reading before the deputies, the works had started on Wednesday afternoon and ended on Friday afternoon.

Yogonet.com / Journal des Casinos

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