Time's running out to take part in a consultation into law changes for licensed gambling firms.
The Gambling Supervision Commission says it's considering making changes to six laws before a Moneyval inspection next year.
Among the changes are tightening the rules on who's fit and proper to run businesses, and a new process for surrendering licenses voluntarily.
You have until Wednesday, August 13 to submit your views via the government's consultation hub - you can find a link on our website.
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