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| PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 217, 790 | PRINTER'S NO. 1414 |
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| THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA |
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| SENATE BILL |
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| INTRODUCED BY FOLMER, BROWNE, ORIE, KASUNIC, ERICKSON, BOSCOLA, BAKER, STOUT, MUSTO, EARLL, VOGEL, RAFFERTY, O'PAKE, PICCOLA, COSTA, PIPPY, WAUGH, M. WHITE, LEACH, EICHELBERGER, WASHINGTON AND ALLOWAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2009 |
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| SENATOR CORMAN, APPROPRIATIONS, RE-REPORTED AS AMENDED, SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 |
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| AN ACT |
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1 | Amending the act of December 19, 1988 (P.L.1262, No.156), |
2 | entitled, as amended, "An act providing for the licensing of |
3 | eligible organizations to conduct games of chance, for the |
4 | licensing of persons to distribute games of chance, for the |
5 | registration of manufacturers of games of chance, and for |
6 | suspensions and revocations of licenses and permits; |
7 | requiring records; providing for local referendum by |
8 | electorate; and prescribing penalties," further providing for |
9 | definitions, for prize limits, for insured games, for limited |
10 | sales, for recordkeeping, for eligible organizations' use of |
11 | locations for conducting small games of chance, for separate |
12 | individual prize limitations, for revocation of licenses and | <-- |
13 | for advertising. |
14 | The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |
15 | hereby enacts as follows: |
16 | Section 1. The definition of "daily drawing" in section 3 of |
17 | the act of December 19, 1988 (P.L.1262, No.156), known as the |
18 | Local Option Small Games of Chance Act, amended December 19, |
19 | 1990 (P.L.812, No.195), is amended to read: |
20 | Section 3. Definitions. |
21 | The following words and phrases when used in this act shall |
22 | have the meanings given to them in this section unless the |
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1 | context clearly indicates otherwise: |
2 | * * * |
3 | "Daily drawing." A game in which a bona fide member selects |
4 | or is assigned a number for a chance at a prize with the winner |
5 | determined by [a] random drawing to take place on the eligible |
6 | organization's premises [during the same operating day]. The |
7 | term includes games commonly known as "member sign-in lotteries" |
8 | and "half-and-half lotteries." Nothing in this act shall be |
9 | construed to prohibit the carrying over of a jackpot where the |
10 | winning number has not been entered in the game on a particular |
11 | operating day. Daily drawing winners may be determined with the |
12 | aid of a passive selection device or reference to drawings |
13 | conducted by the department pursuant to the act of August 26, |
14 | 1971 (P.L.351, No.91), known as the State Lottery Law. Daily |
15 | drawing chances may not be sold for an amount in excess of $1, |
16 | and no more than one chance per individual may be sold [to an |
17 | individual during the same operating day.] per drawing. Nothing |
18 | in this definition shall restrict an eligible organization from |
19 | conducting more than one drawing per day. |
20 | * * * |
21 | Section 2. Section 5 of the act, amended December 19, 1990 |
22 | (P.L.812, No.195) and October 18, 2000 (P.L.602, No.79), is |
23 | amended to read: |
24 | Section 5. Prize limits. |
25 | (a) Individual prize limit.--[The] Except as provided for in |
26 | subsection (i), the maximum cash value which may be awarded for |
27 | any single chance shall be [$500] $1,000. |
28 | (b) Weekly limit.--No more than [$5,000] $20,000 in cash or |
29 | merchandise shall be awarded by any eligible organization in any |
30 | seven-day period. Payouts of less than $26 shall not be counted |
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1 | toward the weekly limit. |
2 | (c) Limit on raffles.--No more than $5,000 in cash or |
3 | merchandise shall be awarded in raffles in any calendar month. |
4 | (d) Exception.--An eligible organization may conduct a |
5 | raffle and award a prize or prizes valued in excess of [$500] |
6 | $1,000 each only under the following conditions: |
7 | (1) The licensing authority has issued a special permit |
8 | for the raffle under section 11. |
9 | (2) Eligible organizations shall be eligible to receive |
10 | no more than two special permits in any licensed year except |
11 | that volunteer fire, ambulance and rescue organizations shall |
12 | be eligible to receive no more than three special permits in |
13 | any licensed year. |
14 | (3) Only one raffle may be conducted under each special |
15 | permit. |
16 | (4) The total cash value of all prizes shall be no more |
17 | than $100,000 per calendar year. |
18 | (e) Limit on daily drawings.--Daily drawings shall be |
19 | governed by the prize [limitations] limitation contained in |
20 | [subsections (a) and (b)] subsection (a). [An eligible |
21 | organization shall not conduct daily drawings during a period |
22 | when a weekly drawing is taking place.] |
23 | (f) Exception.--The prize limitation contained in |
24 | [subsections (a) and (b)] subsection (a) may be exceeded by a |
25 | daily drawing under the following circumstances: a daily drawing |
26 | may award a prize where the cash value is in excess of [$500] |
27 | $1,000 if such prize is the result of a carryover of a drawing |
28 | or drawings which resulted from the winning number in such |
29 | drawing or drawings not being among the eligible entrants in |
30 | such drawings. Nothing contained herein shall authorize the |
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1 | prize [limitations] limitation as contained in [subsections (a) |
2 | and (b)] subsection (a) to be exceeded as a result of a failure |
3 | to conduct a drawing on an operating day during which chances |
4 | were sold for a daily drawing or for a daily drawing for which |
5 | chances were sold in excess of $1 or for which more than one |
6 | chance was sold to an eligible participant. |
7 | (g) Daily drawing and weekly drawing exception.--When a |
8 | daily drawing or weekly drawing is set up or conducted in such a |
9 | manner as to pay out or award 100% of the gross revenues |
10 | generated from such drawing, the limitations contained in |
11 | subsection (b) shall not apply. |
12 | (h) Limit on weekly drawings.--Weekly drawings shall be |
13 | governed by the prize limitations contained in subsection (b). |
14 | The prize limitation contained in subsection (b) may be exceeded |
15 | by a weekly drawing under the following circumstances: a weekly |
16 | drawing may award a prize where the cash value is in excess of |
17 | [$5,000] $20,000 if such prize is the result of a carryover of a |
18 | drawing or drawings which resulted from the winning number or |
19 | numbers in such drawing or drawings not being among the eligible |
20 | entrants in such drawings. Nothing contained in this act shall |
21 | authorize the prize limitations as contained in subsection (b) |
22 | to be exceeded as a result of a failure to conduct a drawing for |
23 | a week during which chances were sold for a weekly drawing or |
24 | for a weekly drawing for which chances were sold in excess of |
25 | $1. [An eligible organization shall not conduct weekly drawings |
26 | during a period when a daily drawing is taking place.] |
27 | (i) Progressive games.--Progressive games shall be permitted |
28 | with a maximum cash value of $5,000. Contributions to the pot |
29 | shall be counted against the limit for the week in which the |
30 | contribution is made except that when the limit is reached the |
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1 | amount awarded shall be counted toward the limit only to the |
2 | extent it was not previously counted toward a prior week's |
3 | limit. For the purpose of this section, progressive games are |
4 | those in which a winning ticket awards the ticket holder an |
5 | additional chance at another game or games. |
6 | Section 3. The act is amended by adding a section to read: |
7 | Section 5.1. Insured games. |
8 | Notwithstanding any provision of this act to the contrary, an |
9 | eligible organization may conduct small games of chance using |
10 | insured games. Insured games sold by a licensed distributor |
11 | shall be backed by a valid insurance contract issued by an |
12 | insurance company licensed to do business in this Commonwealth. |
13 | Proof of the insurance contract must be provided to the |
14 | department prior to the game being sold. The license of a |
15 | distributor and an insurance company issuing a contract for an |
16 | insured game may be suspended or revoked for failure to pay an |
17 | award. For the purposes of this section, an insured game is a |
18 | game in which the distributor or other licensed third party |
19 | guarantees making the payment on a win of a jackpot. |
20 | Section 4. Sections 6 and 9(b) of the act, amended December |
21 | 19, 1990 (P.L.812, No.195), are amended to read: |
22 | Section 6. Sales limited. |
23 | No person shall sell, offer for sale or furnish games of |
24 | chance for use within this Commonwealth except to an eligible |
25 | organization or distributor licensed under this act. No game of |
26 | chance, other than a raffle, sold, offered for sale or furnished |
27 | for use within this Commonwealth shall contain, permit, depict |
28 | or designate a prize having a cash value in excess of [$500] |
29 | $1,000. |
30 | Section 9. Regulations of department. |
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2 | (b) Limitation on recordkeeping requirements.--This section |
3 | shall not be construed to authorize the department to promulgate |
4 | regulations providing for recordkeeping requirements for |
5 | eligible organizations which require unreasonable or unnecessary |
6 | information or a repetitious listing of information. The |
7 | department shall strive to keep such recordkeeping requirements |
8 | from being an undue hardship or burden on eligible |
9 | organizations. Under no circumstances shall the department |
10 | require the retention of records for a period in excess of two |
11 | years. Each eligible organization shall report to the department |
12 | prizes awarded as required by section 335 of the act of March 4, |
13 | 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971. |
14 | Section 5. Section 10 of the act, amended December 19, 1990 |
15 | (P.L.812, No.195) and October 18, 2000 (P.L.602, No.79), is |
16 | amended to read: |
17 | Section 10. Licensing of eligible organizations to conduct |
18 | games of chance. |
19 | (a) License required.--No eligible organization shall |
20 | conduct or operate any games of chance unless such eligible |
21 | organization has obtained and maintains a valid license issued |
22 | pursuant to this section. Auxiliary groups within eligible |
23 | organizations shall be eligible to conduct small games of chance |
24 | using the license issued to the eligible organization provided |
25 | that the auxiliary group or groups are listed on the application |
26 | and license of the eligible organization. No additional |
27 | licensing fee shall be charged for an auxiliary group's |
28 | eligibility under this act. Auxiliary groups shall not include |
29 | branches, lodges or chapters of a Statewide organization. |
30 | (b) Issuance and fees.--The licensing authority shall |
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1 | license, upon application, within 30 days any eligible |
2 | organization meeting the requirements for licensure contained in |
3 | this act to conduct and operate games of chance at such |
4 | locations within the county or in such manner as stated on the |
5 | application as limited by subsection (b.1). The license fee to |
6 | be charged to each eligible organization shall be [$100] $300, | <-- |
7 | except for limited occasion licenses which shall be [$10] $30. | <-- |
8 | Licenses shall be renewable [annually] on a biennial basis upon | <-- |
9 | the anniversary of the date of issue. |
10 | (b.1) Location of small games of chance.--Where there exists |
11 | a location or premises which is the normal business or operating |
12 | site of the eligible organization and is owned or leased by that |
13 | eligible organization to conduct its normal business, that site |
14 | shall be the licensed premises for small games of chance |
15 | conducted by the eligible organization. If that location |
16 | consists of more than one building and the eligible organization |
17 | wishes to conduct its games in a different building at that |
18 | location from the one that is listed on its application and |
19 | license, the eligible organization must notify, in writing, the |
20 | district attorney and the licensing authority of the change in |
21 | building site and the dates and times that will be affected. |
22 | When an eligible organization does not own or lease a specific |
23 | location to conduct its normal business, that eligible |
24 | organization may use another eligible organization's premises to |
25 | conduct its games or may make such other arrangements that are |
26 | consistent with this act, including, but not limited to, leasing |
27 | a premise under a written agreement for a rental which is not |
28 | determined by either the amount of receipts realized from the |
29 | playing of games of chance nor the number of people attending |
30 | except that an eligible organization may lease a facility for a |
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1 | banquet where a per head charge is applied in connection with |
2 | the serving of a meal. When such eligible organization changes |
3 | the site of its games from that which is listed on its |
4 | application and license, the eligible organization must notify, |
5 | in writing, the district attorney and licensing authority of the |
6 | change in their games' site and dates and times that will be |
7 | affected. More than one eligible organization may use the same | <-- |
8 | location, provided that each organization has its own license |
9 | and that the prize limitations of this act shall apply |
10 | separately to each organization. |
11 | (b.2) Off-premises games of chance.--Notwithstanding any |
12 | other provisions of this section, an eligible organization may |
13 | conduct small games of chance at a location off its premises |
14 | when such games are part of an annual carnival, fair, picnic or |
15 | banquet held or participated in by that eligible organization on |
16 | a historical basis. The eligible organization must notify, in |
17 | writing, the district attorney and licensing authority of the |
18 | location, date and times of such events where it will be |
19 | conducting small games of chance. |
20 | (b.3) Limited occasion licenses.--Eligible organizations |
21 | which do not own their own premises or which do not lease a |
22 | specific location to conduct their normal business may apply for |
23 | a limited occasion license to conduct small games of chance on |
24 | not more than three occasions covering a total of seven days |
25 | during a licensed year. A limited occasion license entitles |
26 | eligible organizations holding such a license to conduct no more |
27 | than two raffles during a licensed year where prizes may not |
28 | exceed the established limits for regular monthly raffles. |
29 | Holders of limited occasion licenses may not apply or be granted |
30 | any other license or special permit under this act. No holder of |
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1 | a regular license or special permit under this act shall apply |
2 | or be granted a limited occasion license. |
3 | (b.4) Gambling facility prohibited.--It shall be unlawful |
4 | for a person, corporation, association, partnership or other |
5 | business entity to offer for rent or offer for use a building or |
6 | facility to be used exclusively for the conducting of small |
7 | games of chance. It shall also be unlawful for any eligible |
8 | organization to lease under any terms a facility or building |
9 | which is used exclusively for the conducting of small games of |
10 | chance. |
11 | (c) Display.--Licenses issued pursuant to this section shall |
12 | be publicly displayed at the site of the small games of chance. |
13 | (d) Operation.--Each licensed eligible organization shall |
14 | comply with the following restrictions and rules governing the |
15 | operation of games of chance: |
16 | (1) No person under 18 years of age shall be permitted |
17 | to operate or play games of chance. |
18 | (2) No eligible organization shall permit any person who |
19 | has been convicted of a felony in a Federal or State court |
20 | within the past five years or has been convicted in a Federal |
21 | or State court within the past ten years of a violation of |
22 | the act of July 10, 1981 (P.L.214, No.67), known as the Bingo |
23 | Law, or of this act to manage, set up, supervise or |
24 | participate in the operation of games of chance. |
25 | (3) No eligible organization shall pay any compensation |
26 | to any person for conducting any games of chance. Games of |
27 | chance may only be conducted by managers, officers, |
28 | directors, bar personnel and bona fide members of the |
29 | eligible organization. |
30 | (4) Games shall be conducted only on the licensed |
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1 | premises or as otherwise provided by this act. |
2 | (5) The eligible organization shall not lease such |
3 | premises under either an oral or a written agreement for a |
4 | rental which is determined by either the amount of receipts |
5 | realized from the playing of games of chance or the number of |
6 | people attending, except that an eligible organization may |
7 | lease a facility for a banquet where a per head charge is |
8 | applied in connection with the serving of a meal. An eligible |
9 | organization shall not lease such premises from any person |
10 | who has been convicted of a violation of this act within the |
11 | past ten years. |
12 | (6) Games, other than raffles, daily drawings and weekly |
13 | drawings, shall be purchased only from manufacturers and |
14 | distributors approved by the department. |
15 | (7) [No] Except as provided in paragraph (7.1), no |
16 | licensed eligible organization shall permit its premises to |
17 | be used for small games of chance by another licensed |
18 | eligible organization at the same time that it is conducting |
19 | small games of chance on the premises. When a licensed |
20 | eligible organization is permitting another licensed eligible |
21 | organization to use its premises for purposes of small games |
22 | of chance, it must cease the operation of its own small games |
23 | of chance during the period that the other licensed eligible |
24 | organization is conducting its games on the premises. |
25 | (7.1) A licensed eligible organization may sell on its |
26 | licensed premises the raffle tickets of another licensed |
27 | eligible organization that has been issued a limited occasion |
28 | license under subsection (b.3). |
29 | (8) Raffle tickets may be sold off the licensed premise |
30 | in any municipality in this Commonwealth which has adopted |
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1 | the provisions of this act by an affirmative vote in a |
2 | municipal referendum. A licensed eligible organization which |
3 | plans to sell raffle tickets in a municipality located in a |
4 | county other than the county in which the eligible |
5 | organization is licensed must notify that county's district |
6 | attorney and licensing authority as to the location and the |
7 | dates that the eligible organization plans to sell raffle |
8 | tickets. |
9 | (9) The eligible organization shall keep a bank account | <-- |
10 | to hold the proceeds of games of chance, which shall be |
11 | separate from all other funds belonging to the eligible |
12 | organization. Account records shall show all expenditures and |
13 | income and shall be retained by the eligible organization for |
14 | at least two years. |
15 | (e) Application for license.--Each eligible organization |
16 | shall apply to the licensing authority for a license on a form |
17 | to be prescribed by the Secretary of Revenue. The form shall |
18 | contain an affidavit to be affirmed by the executive officer or |
19 | secretary of the eligible organization stating that: |
20 | (1) No person under 18 years of age will be permitted by |
21 | the eligible organization to operate or play games of chance. |
22 | (2) The facility in which the games of chance are to be |
23 | played has adequate means of ingress and egress and adequate |
24 | sanitary facilities available in the area. |
25 | (3) The eligible organization is not leasing such |
26 | premises from the owner thereof under an oral agreement, nor |
27 | is it leasing such premises from the owner thereof under a |
28 | written agreement at a rental which is determined by the |
29 | amount of receipts realized from the playing of games of |
30 | chance or by the number of people attending, except that an |
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1 | eligible organization may lease a facility for a banquet |
2 | where a per head charge is applied in connection with the |
3 | serving of a meal. |
4 | (e.1) Supplemental materials to accompany application.--The | <-- |
5 | following materials shall be submitted with the application |
6 | under subsection (e): |
7 | (1) An annual financial report limited to the operation |
8 | of games of chance detailing gross profit, allowable |
9 | expenses, rent, staff per diem, cost of supplies, net profit |
10 | and contributions to charitable causes shall be filed with |
11 | the licensing authority. This report shall be filed with the |
12 | application for license and shall be filed by the midterm |
13 | anniversary date of the license in nonapplication years. This |
14 | report shall be prepared on a one-page form to be designed by |
15 | the department. The report shall contain information for the |
16 | 12-month period immediately preceding a date 60 days prior to |
17 | the filing of the report. Failure to file the report by the |
18 | midterm anniversary date of the license shall result in the |
19 | automatic suspension of the license until the county |
20 | treasurer certifies the report has been filed in compliance |
21 | with this act. |
22 | (2) A licensed eligible organization that conducts games |
23 | of chance 30 or more times in one calendar year must provide |
24 | evidence to the county treasurer that a bona fide member or |
25 | designee of the organization has completed four hours of |
26 | education in the corresponding license period. The education |
27 | program shall include seminars on law applicable to games of |
28 | chance and any other related topics the department may |
29 | require. An education program shall be provided by any |
30 | nonprofit association approved by the department. This |
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1 | paragraph shall not apply to organizations seeking or holding |
2 | limited occasion licenses. |
3 | (4) The eligible organization has complied with the | <-- |
4 | annual financial report filing. |
5 | (5) The eligible organization has a separate bank |
6 | account to hold all proceeds of games of chance. |
7 | (6) The eligible organization has complied with the | <-- |
8 | applicable games of chance education requirements. |
9 | (e.1) Additional application components.--As part of the |
10 | application initial or renewal application filed under | <-- |
11 | subsection (e), each eligible organization shall comply with all |
12 | of the following: |
13 | (1) An eligible organization shall file an annual report |
14 | with the licensing authority. The following shall apply: |
15 | (i) The first annual report required under this |
16 | paragraph shall contain information for the 12-month |
17 | period ending at least 60 days, but not more than 90 |
18 | days, prior to the submission of the application. |
19 | Subsequent annual reports shall contain information for |
20 | the most recent 12-month period ending in the same month |
21 | as the initial report. |
22 | (ii) The annual report shall concern the operation | <-- |
23 | of games of chance by the eligible organization and shall |
24 | detail gross receipts from the conduct of games of |
25 | chance, the expenses related to the conduct of the games |
26 | of chance, the prizes paid out for games of chance and |
27 | the details as to how the proceeds from games of chance |
28 | were used or disbursed by the eligible organization. |
29 | (iii) The annual report shall be prepared on a one- |
30 | page form to be designed by the department. Additional |
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1 | schedules shall be included, if necessary, to provide |
2 | specific details on the use or disbursement of the net |
3 | proceeds from games of chance by the eligible |
4 | organization. |
5 | (iv) A copy of the annual report shall be filed with | <-- |
6 | the application to renew the liquor license of an |
7 | eligible organization. |
8 | (2) An eligible organization shall provide evidence to |
9 | the licensing authority that games of chance education | <-- |
10 | training has been completed under this paragraph. The | <-- |
11 | following shall apply: |
12 | (i) Two A minimum of two hours of education training | <-- |
13 | shall have been completed within the 12-month period |
14 | immediately preceding the date of the application. |
15 | (ii) The education training shall have been | <-- |
16 | completed by the executive officer, secretary or a |
17 | responsible person listed on the eligible organization's |
18 | application for a license. The person receiving the |
19 | training shall be associated with the conduct of games of |
20 | chance by the eligible organization. |
21 | (iii) The contents of the education program shall be | <-- |
22 | determined by the department and shall be designed to |
23 | assist eligible organizations in their compliance with |
24 | statutory and regulatory requirements associated with the |
25 | conduct of games of chance. |
26 | (iv) The education program may be conducted by any |
27 | Statewide nonprofit association approved by the |
28 | department. |
29 | (iii) The training shall consist of the completion | <-- |
30 | of training materials prepared by the department. The |
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1 | training materials shall be designed to assist eligible |
2 | organizations in their compliance with statutory and |
3 | regulatory requirements associated with the conduct of |
4 | games of chance. The training materials shall be |
5 | available on the department's publicly accessible |
6 | Internet website. Upon request, the department shall |
7 | provide hard copies of the training materials at a cost |
8 | not to exceed the actual cost of printing and postage. |
9 | (v) (iv) This paragraph shall not apply if the | <-- |
10 | eligible organization submits an affidavit affirmed by |
11 | the executive officer or secretary of the eligible |
12 | organization that the eligible organization will not |
13 | conduct games of chance on 30 or more days during the |
14 | licensing period. |
15 | (f) List of licensees.--The licensing authority, on a |
16 | semiannual basis, shall send a copy of all licensees to the |
17 | Department of Revenue. |
18 | (g) List of municipalities.--The licensing authority shall |
19 | include with any license or renewal issued to an eligible |
20 | organization, an up-to-date listing of those municipalities |
21 | within the licensing county which have approved the referendum |
22 | question on small games of chance. |
23 | (h) Background checks.--Each application shall include |
24 | criminal history records obtained from the Pennsylvania State | <-- |
25 | Police for the executive officer or secretary of the eligible |
26 | organization making the application and all other responsible |
27 | persons listed on the application. the results of a criminal | <-- |
28 | history record information check obtained from the Pennsylvania |
29 | State Police, as defined in 18 Pa.C.S. § 9102 (relating to |
30 | definitions) and permitted by 18 Pa.C.S. § 9121(b) (relating to |
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1 | general regulations), for the executive officer or secretary of |
2 | the eligible organization making the application and all other |
3 | responsible persons listed on the application. |
4 | Section 5.1. Section 12(a) of the act is amended by adding a |
5 | paragraph to read: |
6 | Section 12. Revocation of licenses. |
7 | (a) Grounds.--The licensing authority shall revoke or refuse |
8 | to renew the license of any eligible organization whenever the |
9 | district attorney finds upon complaint and investigation that: |
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11 | (13) The eligible organization has failed to keep and |
12 | maintain the records required under this act for a period of |
13 | two years. |
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15 | Section 6. Section 15 of the act, amended December 19, 1990 |
16 | (P.L.812, No.195), is amended to read: |
17 | Section 15. Advertising. |
18 | [It shall be unlawful for any eligible organization or person |
19 | to] Any eligible organization or person may advertise the prizes |
20 | or their dollar value to be awarded in games of chance, provided |
21 | that [prizes may be identified on raffle tickets. |
22 | Notwithstanding the prohibition of advertising contained within |
23 | this section, an eligible organization may advertise prizes and |
24 | values thereof in periodic publications which are limited in |
25 | their circulation to members of the eligible organization.] such |
26 | advertisements shall contain the date, time, location, whether |
27 | cash or merchandise prizes will be awarded and the name of the |
28 | eligible organization licensed to conduct games of chance and |
29 | the name of the person who conducts the games of chance. |
30 | Section 7. The amendment or addition of section 10(b), (e.1) | <-- |
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1 | and (h) of the act shall apply to applications filed more than |
2 | two years after the effective date of this section. |
3 | Section 7. This act shall apply as follows: | <-- |
4 | (1) The amendment or addition of section 10(e)(4) and |
5 | (5), (e.1)(1) and (h) of the act shall apply to applications |
6 | filed more than 60 days after the effective date of this |
7 | section. |
8 | (2) The amendment or addition of section 10(e)(6) and |
9 | (e.1)(2) of the act shall apply to applications filed more |
10 | than one year after the effective date of this section. |
11 | Section 8. This act shall take effect as follows: |
12 | (1) The following provisions shall take effect |
13 | immediately: |
14 | (i) The amendment or addition of section 10(b), (e), | <-- |
15 | (e.1) and (h) of the act. |
16 | (ii) Section 7 of this act. |
17 | (iii) This section. |
18 | (2) The remainder of this act shall take effect in 60 |
19 | days. |
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