By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Agimeg reported that Lithuania submitted two gambling legislative proposals to the European Commission. They concern technical standards for gaming machine data management and online gambling devices, with the standstill period ending on 11 November.
The proposals would change technical requirements for gaming machines and online gambling equipment.
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