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This provision limits how lottery wagers and tickets may be paid for, bars credit for purchase of tickets, bans credit cards for keno wagers, and caps certain debit-card activity at $200 per calendar day.
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A lottery may not be conducted from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m., with a local-hours exception tied to a vote under section 53-179.
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Local governments that run a lottery must pay a quarterly tax of 2% of gross proceeds and remit it within 30 days after the quarter ends.
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The Tax Commissioner, certain agents or employees, and peace officers may seize specified lottery contraband without a warrant; the Commissioner may return or confiscate it, and confiscated goods must be destroyed.
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Lottery and keno proceeds must be kept separate, transferred or deposited on time, and certain records must be preserved and made available for investigation.
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A county, city, or village running a lottery must have its name clearly shown on each lottery ticket, and tickets cannot be sold unless that name is clearly identified.
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Lottery operators must sell keno tickets in person, file sales-location addresses with the department, use approved safeguards to limit digital ticket access to people 19 or older, and submit controls for department approval.
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This section sets criminal penalties for violating the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act and gives enforcement and prosecution duties to the Attorney General or county attorney.
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The Tax Commissioner and the Commissioner’s employees or agents generally must not disclose protected reports or records, except for listed exceptions and lawful orders.
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This section defines gift enterprises and operator-related terms, allows operators to run gift enterprises only in line with the section, and bars unfair, deceptive, or fee-based entry practices.
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Sections 9-801 to 9-841 are known as, and may be cited as, the State Lottery Act.
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This provision says the State Lottery Act is meant to establish lottery games that raise revenue for the purposes in section 9-812.
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This section defines key terms used in the State Lottery Act, including Director, Division, lottery contractor, lottery game, lottery game retailer, lottery vendor, major procurement, and ticket.
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The Lottery Division is established in the Department of Revenue, and the Tax Commissioner appoints its director.
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The Tax Commissioner may make written agreements with authorized lotteries, and may also contract with other parties to buy goods or services for lottery games when that helps make the games more profitable and stays consistent with the State Lottery Act.
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The Legislature states how lottery operations and related contracts must be handled by the division and the Tax Commissioner.
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Most division employees, except the director, must be classified employees, and the director plus each employee must be bonded or insured before starting the office duties.
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The Tax Commissioner must hire or contract needed personnel, and investigators or security personnel can investigate applicants, search with a warrant, and share confidential background-check information with law enforcement agencies.
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The division’s books, records, funds, and accounts must be audited at least annually, and the Auditor of Public Accounts and Tax Commissioner must provide reports to the Governor and Legislature.
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This provision restricts lottery ticket sales and purchases for people under 19, limits prize eligibility for certain lottery officials and household relatives, caps a retailer’s lottery-ticket sales figure for rent calculations in some cases, ends state liability after a prize is properly awarded, and requires the div