Government operations
California Gambling Control Commission
AB 2793 expands the legal-experience qualification for one California Gambling Control Commission member to include gaming law.
The change broadens the pool of attorneys eligible to fill a required commission seat overseeing legalized gambling.
What the law does
- Requires one commission member to be a California State Bar attorney with regulatory or gaming law experience.
- Retains the commission’s existing five-member structure and other membership qualifications.
Who it affects
- Attorneys with regulatory or gaming law experience seeking appointment to the California Gambling Control Commission.
- The California Gambling Control Commission.