BWBV0006419
Artikel 9
Verdrag van de Raad van Europa inzake de manipulatie van sportwedstrijden
1. Each Party shall identify one or more responsible authorities, which in the Party’s legal order are entrusted with the implementation of sports betting regulation and with the application of relevant measures to combat the manipulation of sports competitions in relation to sports betting, including, where appropriate:
a) the exchange of information, in a timely manner, with other relevant authorities or a national platform for illegal, irregular or suspicious sports betting as well as infringements of the regulations referred to or established in accordance with this Convention;
b) the limitation of the supply of sports betting, following consultation with the national sports organisations and sports betting operators, particularly excluding sports competitions: – which are designed for those under the age of 18; or
– where the organisational conditions and/or stakes in sporting terms are inadequate;
– which are designed for those under the age of 18; or
– where the organisational conditions and/or stakes in sporting terms are inadequate;
c) the advance provision of information about the types and the objects of sports betting products to competition organisers in support of their efforts to identify and manage risks of sports manipulation within their competition;
d) the systematic use in sports betting of means of payment allowing financial flows above a certain threshold, defined by each Party, to be traced, particularly the senders, the recipients and the amounts;
e) mechanisms, in co-operation with and between sports organisations and, where appropriate, sports betting operators, to prevent competition stakeholders from betting on sports competitions that are in breach of relevant sports rules or applicable law;
f) the suspension of betting, according to domestic law, on competitions for which an appropriate alert has been issued.
2. Each Party shall communicate to the Secretary General of the Council of Europe the name and addresses of the authority or authorities identified in pursuance of paragraph 1 of this article.
a) the exchange of information, in a timely manner, with other relevant authorities or a national platform for illegal, irregular or suspicious sports betting as well as infringements of the regulations referred to or established in accordance with this Convention;
b) the limitation of the supply of sports betting, following consultation with the national sports organisations and sports betting operators, particularly excluding sports competitions: – which are designed for those under the age of 18; or
– where the organisational conditions and/or stakes in sporting terms are inadequate;
– which are designed for those under the age of 18; or
– where the organisational conditions and/or stakes in sporting terms are inadequate;
c) the advance provision of information about the types and the objects of sports betting products to competition organisers in support of their efforts to identify and manage risks of sports manipulation within their competition;
d) the systematic use in sports betting of means of payment allowing financial flows above a certain threshold, defined by each Party, to be traced, particularly the senders, the recipients and the amounts;
e) mechanisms, in co-operation with and between sports organisations and, where appropriate, sports betting operators, to prevent competition stakeholders from betting on sports competitions that are in breach of relevant sports rules or applicable law;
f) the suspension of betting, according to domestic law, on competitions for which an appropriate alert has been issued.
2. Each Party shall communicate to the Secretary General of the Council of Europe the name and addresses of the authority or authorities identified in pursuance of paragraph 1 of this article.
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