Urges prohibition of targeted gambling advertisements to individuals exhibiting signs of problem gambling or addiction.
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- Introduced
- Passed General Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to prevent gambling companies from using targeted advertising to reach individuals who may be struggling with problem gambling or addiction. It aims to protect vulnerable individuals from potentially harmful advertising practices. The legislation urges the state to take action to restrict these types of advertisements, focusing on those showing signs of a gambling issue. It’s intended to reduce the risk of gambling addiction and related harm.
Key provisions
- Requests the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to develop guidelines for restricting targeted gambling advertisements.
- Encourages the state to consider regulations prohibiting advertising directed at individuals identified as having a gambling problem.
- Calls for the state to explore methods of identifying individuals at risk of problem gambling for advertising restriction purposes.
- Promotes awareness campaigns to educate the public about the risks of problem gambling and targeted advertising.
Who is affected
- Individuals at risk of problem gambling
- Gambling companies
- New Jersey residents
- The Division of Gaming Enforcement
- The State of New Jersey
Notable changes
- The bill does not create a specific legal prohibition but rather urges the state to develop and implement such measures.
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