Berova: Casino permits depending on legal conditions, the audit will continue – Cyprus Newspaper

Speaking at the General Assembly of the Assembly of the Republic, Finance Minister Ozdemir Berova responded to criticisms of casinos and concerns in public opinion. Stating that the casino permits were given in accordance with the law, Berova said that the control mechanisms also work.

Responding to CTP deputy Salahi Şahiner’s criticisms of casino projects and the supervision of the sector, Berova said, “There are open conditions in the law for casino permits. Preliminary permits will be canceled if these conditions are not fulfilled”.

« More than half of the permissions were given during the CTP period »

Emphasizing that the permissions are spreading for years, Berova said that a significant portion of the licenses given to casinos were given during the CTP period. He also reminded the responsibility of the past periods about the infrastructure load of municipalities.

« The casino entrance to the TRNC citizens took part in the minutes of the Assembly »

Sahiner, TRNC citizens in the direction of entering the casinos to enter the allegation of bargaining with Berova, CTP deputy Erkut Şahali, who served in the relevant committee on this issue, said that “Responsible for the Greek Games of Lans should be done within the framework of the policies of the Assembly, and this statement was included in the minutes of the Assembly.

« Extending license time will not weaken the audit »

Berova noted that the regulation on the increase of the license time from three years to 10 years aims to escape from the audit, but to the long -term planning, and rejected the criticism that this regulation would remove it from the audit. Berova, « Mandatory annual inspections, tax liabilities and controls to eliminate the deficiencies will continue regularly, » he said.

General Assembly will meet after the feast

Following the speech of Berova, the General Assembly of the Assembly completed his work. The General Assembly will meet again on Tuesday, June 10 at 10.00 after the holidays.