KSA reveals agencies to manage Dutch problem gambling care duties Share
Kansspelautoriteit (
KSA) has appointed the three bodies which will operate its gambling harm prevention and addiction support services across the Netherlands under the mandate of the ‘
Remote Gambling Act’ (
KOA Act).
With the KOA Act set to launch its licensing window on 1 April, KSA reveals its partner organisations responsible for operating gambling treatment support services focusing on national prevention, addiction treatment and harm research.
Dutch gambling’s new prevention and harm support network will be financed by the KSA’s newly launched ‘Addiction Prevention Fund’ (VPF).
VPF duties will be imposed on licensed online gambling operators to help KSA achieve its three objectives of providing anonymous treatment, improving research of gambling addiction and establishing a centralised ‘
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