Indian Gaming Association opposes revised Clarity Act ahead of US Senate vote
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
The Indian Gaming Association maintained its opposition to the revised Clarity Act before a scheduled Senate cloture vote, PlayUSA reported. Chairman David Bean said the proposal fails to safeguard tribal gaming rights or constrain CFTC authority. The association seeks explicit protection against federal commodities law overriding state and tribal gaming laws.
Why it matters
The Indian Gaming Association seeks explicit safeguards against federal commodities law overriding state and tribal gaming laws.