ND HB1415

Expands the definition of "manufacturer" to include developers of proprietary software for fifty-fifty raffle systems, in addition to pull tab and bingo card dispensing devices and bingo card marking devices.

Changes the staggering requirement for gaming commission terms from "one term expires" to "no more than two terms expire" each July first.

Adds "electronic quick shot bingo" as a game type that eligible organizations may conduct under the same licensing and application requirements as other games like bingo, raffles, and pull tabs.

Establishes regulations for electronic quick shot bingo as a portable hand-held bingo game with a maximum $5 sales price per card, using twenty-four predrawn letters and numbers with optional bonus numbers, with automatic daubing via radio frequency or wi-fi signals.

Clarifies that individuals under 18 years old cannot play electronic quick shot bingo, and increases age restrictions for certain games from "person" to "individual" for consistency with bingo age restrictions and permit requirements.