Croatia warned of direct economic impact of Gambling Law changes

The HDZ government of Croatia has been warned that radical reforms to implement a new Gambling Law will indirectly impact 15,000 jobs.

The warning comes from HUPIS, The Croatian Association of Gambling Operators who cite that proposed measures sought by Prime Minister Andrej Plenković represent an excessive regulatory burden that will have severe consequences for the legal industry”.

Latest developments in Croatia, saw a Final Proposal of the Gambling Law submitted to Parliament. Reforms focus on four central pillars of applying new centralised controls, ending aggressive advertising, revising tax duties and authorisation fees and introducing a socially responsible charter for gambling licences.

PM Plenković has pledged to restructure Croatia’s gaming regulations during his third term, aiming to address the problem of gambling addiction, which affects 40,000 Croatians.

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