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United States — Iowa
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An issuing authority must issue an order to show cause if it believes license revocation is warranted, and must send notice copies to the premises owner and any other known issuing authority.
United States — Iowa
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If an issuing authority finds a licensee intentionally possessed or willfully kept a gambling device on the licensed premises, the license must be revoked.
United States — Iowa
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The attorney general must attend the hearing, question witnesses, advise the issuing authority, and appear for the issuing authority in certiorari proceedings under section 99A.6.
United States — Iowa
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The issuing authority may issue subpoenas and compel witnesses to attend hearings, and must pay subpoenaed witnesses who attend the same fees and mileage as district court witnesses.
United States — Iowa
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The premises owner is generally not to be penalized when a license is revoked, unless the owner knew about the gambling devices that caused the revocation.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines many gambling- and amusement-related terms used in the chapter.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines several bingo and raffle terms, including electronic bingo equipment and the size categories for raffles.
United States — Iowa
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Qualified organizations must apply for a license at least 30 days before gambling activity starts and pay any required fees. The section also sets license fees, eligibility conditions, and limits on raffle, bingo, and school-related activity.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations must follow this section’s gambling rules, including displaying the license and staying within authorized activities.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations must certify, limit expenses, dedicate net receipts to allowed uses, and report or seek permission if they want to hold receipts longer.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations must follow prize rules, including a $10,000 limit on merchandise prizes for games of skill or chance, no repurchase of merchandise prizes, no display of unwinnable prizes, cash prizes only for bingo or raffles, and same-day prize distribution unless the winner is absent.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations must keep detailed books and records, make them available for inspection, and file an annual report by January 31.
United States — Iowa
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Sections 99B.19 and 99B.20 are reserved; this text identifies Subchapter III as charitable gambling and notes it is referred to in §99B.11.
United States — Iowa
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The department may make rules under chapter 17A to carry out this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations running bingo must follow operational, prize, equipment, and accounting limits.
United States — Iowa
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Bingo may be conducted at a fair or community festival only if the listed licensing, posting, and conduct conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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A person may conduct a bingo occasion without a license if the listed conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations may conduct raffles, but must follow license rules, limits, fees, reporting, and several restrictions; qualified organizations may hold one very small raffle per year without a license.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations may run electronic raffles only if they follow the listed system, entry, receipt, drawing, prize, and donation rules.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed qualified organizations may hold one game night per month and may charge fees, award prizes, allow unrelated participants, and permit wagering, subject to stated dollar limits. Unlicensed persons or organizations may not conduct a game night, except as provided by section 99B.62.