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<p>The Gambling Commission does not determine whether gambling activities are legal
in other jurisdictions. To do so would involve directing resources to apply and interpret
the laws and legislation of different jurisdictions. It is the responsibility of the
relevant authorities in those jurisdictions to make such a determination and take
any necessary action.</p><p> </p><p>However, all licensees of the Gambling Commission
are subject to reporting requirements associated with their activities in other jurisdictions,
including reporting where they are subject to any legal or regulatory investigation.
Operators are expected to comply with the law, both in the UK and in other jurisdictions
in which they, or related companies, operate. Failure to meet this expectation may
raise questions about operators’ continuing suitability as licence holders.</p><p>
</p><p>The Gambling Commission does work in close cooperation with regulators in a
wide range of jurisdictions and will share regulatory information where this is appropriate
and legally permissible.</p><p> </p>
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