The UK Gambling Commission is a regulatory body established under the Gambling Act 2005. Its main responsibilities include:
Licensing: The Commission issues licenses to operators who offer gambling services, ensuring they meet strict standards for fairness, transparency, and responsibility.
Regulation: It oversees the gambling industry in the UK to protect consumers and promote fair play. This includes enforcing compliance with the law and taking action against operators who fail to meet standards.
Consumer Protection: The Commission works to protect consumers from gambling-related harm, ensuring that operators provide safe and secure environments for gambling.
Research and Education: It conducts research on gambling behavior and encourages responsible gambling practices among operators and consumers.
Policy Development: The Commission advises the UK government on gambling policy and regulation, helping to shape the legal framework for gambling in the country.
