Gambling Authority of Ireland (GRAI) The Gibraltar Gambling has signed a new memorandum (MoU) with the commissioner, with his efforts to install the cooperative structure with fellow gambling regulators as Ireland prepares to open its regulated market.
Signed in Dublin on 25 June Ghai CEO Anne Mary Kaulfield And Gibraltar Commissioner Andrew LinumThe agreement aims to support the joint inspection of gambling operators who are active in both courts. This outlines the broader principles of cooperation and forms a basis for the ongoing cooperation between the two regulatory bodies.
Third MoU before license launch
The agreement is the third in a planned series of Mous Grai that intends to finalize with international counterparts. As stated in the official release of GRAI on Grai.IE, these memorandum is aimed at making “information to share information with other regulatory bodies” earlier ” Ireland’s first phase of gambling licensing,
Ghai emphasized the price of partnership GibraltarDescribing the participation of the regulator as particularly assistant during the initial development phase of the authority. The statement said, “Gibralterians have given their time generously in the GRI’s set-up phase and their support and advice have been received a lot.”
Commitment to cross -border supervision
The MoU determines a clear structure to enable effective cooperation between the two courts, especially where operators have licenses in both areas. The deal allows authorities to “play illegal gambling, share the best practices and deal more easily to follow the latest developments in the field.”
In announcing the agreement, Anne Mary Colfield underlined the importance of formal regulatory relations: “This memorandum of this memorandum signed with Gibralterian Gambling Commissioner Andrew Linam is an important step to represent the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority, to formalize working relations between regulators in Ireland and Gibraltar.”
He said: “Given how many gambling operators are active in both courts, this memorandum of understanding will be the first step in cementing a positive and mutually beneficial working relationship between the two organizations.”
Ghai also appreciated Linam and his team for his continuous support: “We would also like to have an opportunity to welcome the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority CEO Andrew Linum, who wanted to thank him and his team for thanking him in Dublin and for thanking him and his team.”
Part of a broad international strategy
This partnership is in line with the broad initiative of GRAI to ensure coordinated supervision on boundaries, especially in an international industry where many operators work under several licenses. The authority prioritizes building relationships with other regulators to increase its surveillance capabilities.
Mau with Mau, immediately after GRAI’s response to his first public consultation with gamblers, addresses concerns about the fairness and transparency raised by the stakeholders of the industry. Regulator confirmed its commitment to construction A safe and accountable gambling atmosphere Through well regulated practices.
By laying groundwork for cross-gurisdictional cooperation, the compromise with Gibraltar leaves the position to better manage shared responsibilities to both regulators and promote high standards. Further mous is expected because the GRIA reaches close to the next phase of regulatory implementation.
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Ghee indicated a memorandum of understanding with Gibraltar as part of its MoU series with fellow gambling regulatorsGrai.ie, 25 June 25.
