Extension of the agreement between the Ministry of Interior and Castilla-La Mancha for gaming inspection
04 Jun 2026Effective: 25 May 202622 views
Who is affected:
Gaming operators and establishments in Castilla-La Mancha subject to inspection
Summary
The collaboration agreement between the National Police and Castilla-La Mancha for inspecting and controlling gaming is extended for 4 more years. It does not entail any economic cost for either party.
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The General Directorate of the National Police and the Autonomous Community of Castilla-La Mancha renew their collaboration agreement on gaming inspection and control for four additional years, originally signed on 16 May 2022. The agreement establishes a joint mechanism whereby Gaming Inspection units composed of Nati…
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