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IN SB0134
Bill
AI Summary
- Bona fide veterans organizations may obtain a three-year charity gaming license instead of annual licenses, with applications required only once every three years
- The three-year license authorizes veterans organizations to conduct bingo events, charity game nights, raffles, door prize drawings, festivals, and sales of pull tabs, punchboards, or tip boards
- Initial license fee for first-time veterans organization applicants is $50; organizations with existing licenses pay their prior year's license fee amount
- Licensed veterans organizations must submit annual reports (event summaries, financial reports, gross receipts reports) and pay annual fees based on adjusted gross revenue before each anniversary date of license issuance
- Legislative council is urged to study whether charity gaming event operators or workers may receive remuneration or meals for their participation, with findings due by November 1, 2018
Legislative Description
Charity gaming. Allows the gaming commission to issue a three year charity gaming license to qualified organizations that are veterans organizations. Urges the legislative council to assign to a study committee the topic of whether an event operator or a worker at the event may receive remuneration or a meal for conducting or assisting in conducting the event.
Last Action
Public Law 157
3/21/2018
Committee Referrals
Public Policy2/20/2018
Public Policy1/3/2018
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