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The fact that a majority in Parliament are keen to preserve the current national laws on gambling policy and do not simply want to replace them with a code of practice, which would afford consumers far less protection, does not mean that the market should not be liberalised.
The fact that majority in Parliament are keen to the national laws on gambling policy do not simply to replace with a of practice, which would afford consumers far less protection, does not mean that market should not be liberalised.