The government of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has unveiled its proposal for a replacement to the current State Treaty on Gaming which expires in December 2011, proposing a lifting of marketing restrictions and the licensing and regulation of online gaming.
The ruling FDP-CDU coalition government of Schleswig-Holstein pledged in 2009 that it would work to bring an end to the current gaming monopoly under the State Treaty and open the market to private competition, as [...]
