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§ 9-413. Permit, defined.
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“Permit” means a special permit to conduct one raffle and one lottery under section 9-426.
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§ 9-414. Profit, defined.
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Profit means gross proceeds minus reasonable sums actually and necessarily spent on prizes, taxes, and allowable expenses.
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§ 9-415. Raffle, defined.
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This section defines a raffle and lists what is excluded from that term.
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§ 9-416. Revoke, defined.
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“Revoke” means permanently voiding and recalling all rights and privileges to obtain a license or permit.
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§ 9-417. Suspend, defined.
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“Suspend” means temporarily interrupting all rights and privileges of a license or permit, including renewal rights.
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§ 9-417.01. Utilization-of-funds member, defined.
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This provision defines a “utilization-of-funds member” as a member responsible for supervising a lottery or raffle and the proper use of its gross proceeds.
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§ 9-417.02. Volunteer fire company or volunteer first-aid, rescue, ambulance, or emergency squad, defined.
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This provision defines “volunteer fire company” and related volunteer emergency squads as volunteer organizations serving Nebraska local fire protection districts by providing fire protection or emergency response services.
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§ 9-418. Department; powers, functions, and duties.
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The department may issue, deny, revoke, suspend, inspect, fine, collect, and seize in connection with lottery and raffle licensing and enforcement.
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§ 9-418.01. Denial of application; procedure.
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Before denying an application, the department must give the applicant written mailed notice and reasons. The applicant may request a hearing in writing within 30 days, and if they do, the Tax Commissioner must grant a hearing and mail notice of its time, date, and place at least 10 days beforehand.
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§ 9-418.02. Administrative fines; disposition; collection.
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Administrative-fine money collected by the department must be sent monthly to the State Treasurer for the permanent school fund; unpaid fines become debts owed to the State of Nebraska and may be collected in court or by lien foreclosure.
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§ 9-419. Suspension of license or permit; limitation; procedure.
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The Tax Commissioner may suspend a license or permit, but only under specified noncompliance findings and with notice, hearing, and decision deadlines.
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§ 9-420. Hearing; required; when; notice.
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The department must schedule a hearing before certain rule, license, permit, or fine actions, and must give notice at least 10 days before the hearing.
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§ 9-421. Proceeding before department; service; security; appeal.
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In department proceedings, the department must serve certified orders or decisions on each party of record, parties must provide an address for service, parties must post cash or security for costs when appearing, and department decisions may be appealed.
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§ 9-422. Lottery or raffle; restriction on gross proceeds; violation; penalty.
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Most people may not run a lottery or raffle with gross proceeds over $15,000 unless they are a licensed organization under the Nebraska Lottery and Raffle Act.
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§ 9-423. License; qualified applicants.
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Certain nonprofit and volunteer emergency organizations may apply for a license to conduct a lottery or raffle, but applicants must meet specified organizational prerequisites first.
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§ 9-424. License; application; contents; fee; duty to keep current.
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Applicants for a lottery or raffle license must file an application with the department, include the listed information, pay the stated fees, and keep the information current.
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§ 9-425. Licenses; renewal; application; requirements; temporary license; fee.
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Lottery and raffle licenses, and certain related licenses, expire under this section and may be renewed every two years.
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§ 9-426. Special permit to conduct raffle and lottery; fee.
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A licensed organization may get a special permit from the department to conduct one raffle and one lottery, pay a $10 fee, follow the rest of the Nebraska Lottery and Raffle Act, and not pay ticket or stub sellers except as prizes based on sales.
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§ 9-426.01. Race utilizing floating objects; requirements.
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A licensed organization may run a lottery or raffle using a race of buoyant objects if it has a special permit, and it must follow the Act and related rules.
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§ 9-426.02. Lottery or raffle; progressive jackpot; multiple drawing dates; requirements; vending or dispensing device, authorized.
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A licensed organization may run a lottery or raffle with a progressive jackpot and multiple drawing dates, but must register each game with the department and post the rules where the game is conducted or tickets are sold.
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