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ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMITMENT |
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The Financial Services Regulatory Commission (“the Commission”) recognises that for a small group of people, gaming may be a problem adversely affecting their personal lives and the lives of those closest to them. What is for the vast majority of participants an enjoyable leisure, social activity can for a small percentage of the population become a problematic behaviour. Similarly, shopping, the consumption of alcohol, eating, and physical exercise are a few examples of otherwise normal activities if unmanaged, abused or used as a mechanism to escape everyday problems and inner conflicts can become a problematic activity. We at the Commission believe that we have a responsibility to consumers of gaming services provided by our licencees and to the global industry by being key participants in the promotion of responsible gaming to ensure the delivery of gaming services in a socially responsible environment.
The Commission and the Antigua Online Gaming Association (AOGA) are committed, and will collectively embark on a national, industry-wide initiative to address social responsibility issues confronting the industry and to ensure that the Commission’s key objectives are adopted to achieve full observance of our polices; to ensure the delivery of gaming services in a socially responsible environment. |
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“ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA AN E-GAMING JURISDICTION COMMITTED TO THE PROMOTION OF RESPONSIBLE GAMING AND ITS DELIVERY IN A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE GAMING ENVIRONMENT” |
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