The Gambling Commission has issued a warning to bookies about using non-disclosure agreements when settling disputes
The Gambling Commission issued a warning notice to gambling businesses on Thursday letting them know that it believes some operators have been using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) when settling disputes with customers and that “some of these agreements may have had the effect of preventing those consumers from reporting regulatory concerns to us.”
As the notice points out, the Commission recognises “in certain commercial contexts, use of NDAs is commonplace and such agreements, when used properly, can benefit both parties.” However, the regulator is “keen to ensure” that, for instance, NDAs do not “result in consumers feeling they are unable to notify the Commission or other regulators or law enforcement agencies of conduct that might otherwise be reported.”
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