Lawmakers are confident the legislation will progress over the summer Thailand’s controversial casino bill is expected to take center stage when the country’s parliament reconvenes in early July. Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat confirmed that the legislation, which would legalize casino-entertainment complexes, is now a top priority for the government, despite ongoing political tension and
Some lawmakers are calling for a referendum, which could force the bill to a halt Thailand’s ongoing journey toward legalized casino gambling has hit a potential roadblock, as a Senate panel has called for a national referendum before moving forward with any new legislation. This development, while not entirely unexpected, adds a significant layer of
The government may expect all gamblers to show they can afford to enter casinos Thailand is considering new steps to regulate casino tourism by potentially introducing background and financial checks for foreigners visiting legal gambling venues. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced that the government is exploring ways to tightly control access to any future casinos,
Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is confident the legislation will be approved Thailand’s long-discussed casino bill is still expected to move forward, despite recent delays and increasing criticism. The proposal, which would legalize casinos as part of larger entertainment complexes, was originally scheduled to reach Parliament during the previous session but was pushed back. The
Opposition to the bill is increasing, but the government denies this is the reason for the delay Thailand has decided to delay its parliamentary discussion on a bill that could pave the way for legal casino operations, signaling a pause in one of the country’s most debated policy topics. The bill, which was set to
The cabinet’s approval paves the way for a vote by the country’s House of Representatives Thailand’s government has taken a major step toward legalizing casinos, with the cabinet approving a bill that would allow the establishment of entertainment complexes featuring gambling facilities. The proposed legislation will now move to the House of Representatives for further
The fate of the controversial bill depends on how much influence public sentiment has had Thailand’s government is set to make a key decision on proposed casino legislation this week, a move that could reshape the country’s tourism and gaming industry. The Ministry of Finance has finalized a draft bill aimed at establishing entertainment complexes
The government has postponed reviewing the proposed law amid increased opposition Thailand’s plans to legalize casinos have hit a roadblock as the government announced delays in reviewing a proposed entertainment complex bill. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confirmed yesterday that the Cabinet would not proceed with its scheduled evaluation of the bill, citing the need for
A requirement for locals to have $1.5 million in the bank will stay in the draft bill Thailand has recently reconsidered its approach to proposed restrictions regarding entry to potential casinos in the country. The Ministry of Finance confirmed that it will uphold the requirement for locals to prove they have at least THB50 million
The latest reforms include no online gambling and the removal of a controversial condition Thai lawmakers have made adjustments to a proposed casino bill ahead of a crucial vote, lowering financial barriers for local residents while maintaining restrictions on online gambling and livestreamed betting. The bill, which aims to establish legal casino operations in the
The legislation is advancing despite overwhelming opposition from lawmakers and the public Thailand’s proposed casino legislation is moving closer to reality, with the Entertainment Complex Business Act expected to be submitted to the Cabinet for approval on March 4. If approved, the bill will proceed to Parliament for further deliberation, marking a significant step toward
The government is pushing ahead with a casino law, but the public may change its direction Thailand’s plan to legalize casinos may face a public referendum, as Democrat Party MP Jurin Laksanawisit called on the government to seek voter input on the controversial proposal. Speaking recently, Jurin argued that the cost of a referendum, estimated
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