Right on intention, poor on scoping: IAMAI on draft rules for online gaming

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Right on intention, poor on scoping: IAMAI on draft rules for online gaming - Business Standard

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While the proposed rules are a "very positive development" for the online gaming industry ecosystem for three reasons including creating a legal framework for orderly and accelerated development of the industry, the "scoping of the rules has been done poorly" and the some aspects need a "major re-look", the industry body said.

The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) on Thursday said the draft IT Rules on online gaming are "right on intention but poor on scoping".

These include the definition of gaming and what is sought to be regulated.