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Malta Gaming Legislation and Regulations
A number of laws and regulations have been drawn up to create the regulatory framework that covers the activities licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). On this page you can find the current versions of the main laws and regulations related to gaming as well as guidance on directives and other relevant legistlation.
Legislation
Regulations
S.L. 583.01 - Responsible Gaming Fund Regulations (not yet in force)
S.L. 583.02 - Gaming Malta Fund Regulations
S.L. 583.03 - Gaming Licence Fees Regulations
S.L. 583.04 - Gaming Definitions Regulations
S.L. 583.05 - Gaming Authorisations Regulations
S.L. 583.06 - Gaming Compliance and Enforcement Regulations
S.L. 583.07 - Gaming Premises Regulations
S.L. 583.08 - Gaming Player Protection Regulations
S.L. 583.09 - Gaming Commercial Communications Regulations
S.L. 583.10 - Gaming Tax Regulations
S.L. 583.11 - Social Causes Fund Regulations
S.L. 583.12 - Retention of Data (Malta Gaming Authority) Regulations
Gaming industry directives
2019
Directive 1 of 2019 - National Lottery (Continuation of Concession and Licence Terms) Ruling
Directive 2 of 2019 - Gaming Premises Directive
Directive 3 of 2019 - De Minimis Games Directive
Directive 4 of 2019 - Gaming Devices Ruling
2018
Directive 1 of 2018 - Start-Up Undertakings Directive
Directive 2 of 2018 - Player Protection Directive
Directive 3 of 2018 - Gaming Authorisations and Compliance Directive
Directive 4 of 2018 - Directive on the Calculation of Compliance Contribution
Directive 5 of 2018 - Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Directive
Guidance notes
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