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Originally Posted by Webby
Doubt it will even get that far borked - it's not exactly something other EU countries (or other nations) are bothering about.
But sure, can see even the UK adopting a change of attitude and institutions there stuffing subpoenas at the bottom of a dusty filing tray. The UK is just one country who has directly opposing views on gaming and an interest in developing this further - and privacy is certainly an issue.
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I don't understand why you say the EU wouldn't get involved just because other countries don't care. The UK government has to abide by European law and as such should consult the ECJ in case of doubt, because if it doesn't, any single user of those betting shops could take the UK govt to court.
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Originally Posted by Webby
Doubt if it even would be an issue raised in the European Court of Justice - the court does not exist to hear the demands of non-EU states.
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Huh? The UK is EU, the companies are EU, therefore is involved nomatter who asks to break the law.