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IN SB0149
Bill
Status
1/3/2018
Primary Sponsor
Lonnie Randolph
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AI Summary
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Operators and workers at charity gaming events (excluding full-time employees of the qualified organization) may receive up to $50 in remuneration for conducting or assisting with the event
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Qualified organizations may provide meals during events and host recognition dinners and social events for operators and workers, provided these do not constitute unreasonable expenditures
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Volunteer ticket agents remain prohibited from receiving any remuneration for selling tickets to allowable events
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Organizations with PPT (pull tabs, punchboards, tip boards) licenses may have any employee participate in sales and redemption while receiving their ordinary employment compensation
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Effective date: July 1, 2018
Legislative Description
Charity gaming operations. Allows an operator of or a worker at a charity gaming event (other than a full-time employee of the qualified organization conducting the event) to receive remuneration of not more than $50 for conducting or assisting in conducting the event. Provides that meals, recognition dinners, and social events for operators and workers are permitted if they do not constitute an unreasonable expenditure in the conduct of an allowable event. Relocates the prohibition on paying volunteer ticket agents to the statute imposing other rules on the use of a volunteer ticket agent.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Public Policy
1/3/2018