The hearing for the Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act of 2009 (H.R. 2267), also known as the anti-UIGEA bill, took place before the House Financial Services Committee on December 3. The general consensus was that the hearing projected a favorable picture for the regulation of online gambling.

Chairman of the committee and sponsor of the anti-UIGEA bill, Barney Frank, made the opening statement. He highlighted that the Government cannot tell adult Americans "what they should with their own money on their own time on their own computer". He went on to say that there were several things on the Internet that were unsuitable for minors. Banning all those things just because some people may have abused the system is a threat to individual liberty. 우리카지노 계열 대한민국 최고의 카지노사이트 ♪ 우리카지노 ♪