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“Premises” means certain bingo locations, including a building, part of a building, or a railroad coach car used for an excursion or dinner train; it does not include surrounding land.
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“Profit” means bingo gross receipts minus specified reasonable expenses.
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This provision defines when a nonprofit organization counts as a qualifying nonprofit organization for special event bingo.
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“Revoke” means permanently voiding and recalling an organization’s or person’s rights and privileges to obtain a license or permit.
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"Special event bingo" means bingo conducted under section 9-230.01 by a qualifying nonprofit organization at a special event.
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“Suspend” means temporarily interrupting all rights and privileges of a license, its renewal, and the right to obtain a permit.
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The provision defines a “utilization-of-funds member” as a member of the organization responsible for proper use of bingo gross receipts.
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This provision defines “volunteer fire company” and related volunteer emergency squads.
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The department has licensing, enforcement, inspection, reporting, fee-collection, and rulemaking powers for bingo activity.
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Before denying an application, the department must notify the applicant by mail and explain the reasons. The applicant may request a hearing in writing within 30 days after notice.
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The department must remit administrative fine money to the State Treasurer every month for the permanent school fund.
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The Tax Commissioner may suspend a license or permit, but only if the department finds the licensee or permittee is not complying with the listed gambling laws or related rules.
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The department must set a hearing before certain rulemaking, license action, or administrative fine matters, and give at least 10 days’ notice.
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Parties appearing before the department must enter an appearance, give an address for service, and provide cash or security for costs when they appear. Department decisions may be appealed under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Only licensed organizations or qualifying nonprofit organizations under the Nebraska Bingo Act may run charge-based bingo games, and only licensed organizations may award bingo prizes over $50.
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A qualifying nonprofit organization may seek a department permit to run special event bingo, but it must follow application, fee, posting, location, age, and prize/payment limits.
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Certain nonprofit and volunteer organizations may apply for a bingo license if they meet listed eligibility conditions; senior citizens groups are not barred when bingo is played only by their own members.
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Organizations applying to run bingo must file a department-prescribed application, keep the information current, and follow licensing and role restrictions.
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Bingo-related licenses generally expire on a set schedule, and renewal applications must be filed at least 45 days before expiry.
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A licensed organization may ask the department for authorization to run a limited period bingo, but the request must be written, filed at least 10 days before the start date, and include the date, time, and location.