Casino Resorts: Gambling Ban and Convention Centers

casino resorts: However, it needs to re-examine whether a system has been established to rule out any collusion in selecting the operators to run the casino projects, according to The Japan Times. Akimoto, who resigned from the LDP immediately after his arrest on Wednesday, was known as a key proponent of opening integrated resorts featuring casinos along with hotels, convention centers, entertainment and shopping complexes. The government says its policy of promoting casino resorts in this country based on the 2018 law that paved the way for such establishments as yet another exemption from the nation's gambling ban will not be affected by the arrest of Tsukasa Akimoto. Between 2017 and 2018 when he is alleged to have received 3 million in cash and 700,000 in other benefits from the Chinese firm 500 Ltd. Investigators reportedly suspect that he received the bribes from the Chinese company knowing that the money and benefits were meant to garner his favorable treatment in the firm's bid for a casino resort project in the village of Rusutsu, Hokkaido. Akimoto was a senior deputy minister in the Cabinet Office in charge of the casino resort business while concurrently serving as deputy chief of the Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry. ; Prior to his arrest, Akimoto denied accepting inducements. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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