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United States — Iowa
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The provision says lottery proceeds should go to the state general fund, and lottery games should be run to entertain the public, maximize revenue, and stay integrity-based and free from political influence.
United States — Iowa
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The department has broad powers to run the lottery, and state agencies must help it when the director asks. State funds cannot be used to pay the department’s expenses or prizes, and large real-property purchases or borrowing over $1 million need notice and executive council approval.
United States — Iowa
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The department and criminal investigation division must screen lottery system vendors for major procurement contracts, and vendors must provide authorization, funds, and required disclosures.
United States — Iowa
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The department may make lottery-related procurements, and vendors in major procurements must post security and comply with Iowa business and tax-filing requirements.
United States — Iowa
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This provision requires lottery retailers to display their license, lets the commission set retailer compensation, and allows the department to suspend or revoke retailer contracts for good cause.
United States — Iowa
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Lottery retailer license certificates or contracts cannot be transferred or assigned, and lottery retailers generally cannot contract for lottery goods or services without commission approval.
United States — Iowa
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The department may require a retailer to post a bond.
United States — Iowa
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The department may cancel, suspend, revoke, or terminate a lottery retail license for listed reasons, and may temporarily suspend it without prior notice in urgent cases. The commission must adopt appeal rules for lottery retailer licensing disputes.
United States — Iowa
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Lottery sale proceeds must be treated as a trust fund until paid to the department, and lottery retailers must preserve, account for, and deliver proceeds on demand.
United States — Iowa
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For certain lottery retailers, if rent is based partly on retail sales and the sales calculation does not expressly include lottery tickets or shares, only compensation from the department may be treated as lottery retail sales for the rent calculation.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter and says the division may not authorize certain monitor vending machines or player-activated gaming machines, except for gambling or gaming under chapters 99B, 99D, or 99F.
United States — Iowa
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Lottery tickets or shares have to be sold only by authorized sellers, at the division-set price, and not to anyone under 21; retailers also may not use credit.
United States — Iowa
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A 65% excise tax applies to net monitor vending machine revenue receipts when revenue is generated on or after 45 days after March 20, 2006.
United States — Iowa
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The administrator must award lottery prizes to the winning ticket or share holder when the winning ticket or confirmation is presented, and prizes are restricted by validation, eligibility, and payment rules.
United States — Iowa
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The department must hire legal counsel to advise the department and commission and represent them in legal proceedings.
United States — Iowa
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The division of criminal investigation is the primary state agency for investigating criminal violations under this chapter, and the director must contract for investigative services and related staffing and equipment.
United States — Iowa
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Some department records must be kept confidential, unless a court orders otherwise or an authorized person releases them.
United States — Iowa
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The department must carry out security duties for lottery operations, may make certain agreements and inspections, and must not release covered records without permission.
United States — Iowa
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This provision makes several kinds of lottery-related fraud and false statements crimes, and sets felony or misdemeanor penalties based on the conduct and amount involved.
United States — Iowa
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Major procurement contracts under this chapter must follow chapter 8A, subchapter III, part 2, and take account of the greatest integrity for the Iowa lottery.