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United States — Nebraska
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The division must spend at least 5% of the state lottery advertising budget on problem gambling prevention, education, and awareness messages, and it must work with the Nebraska Commission on Problem Gambling to coordinate those messages.
United States — Nebraska
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The director can refuse a contract, terminate a contract, or start a fine action against a lottery game retailer that violates the State Lottery Act or related rules.
United States — Nebraska
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The director may contract for, purchase, or lease needed goods or services, and purchases over $25,000 need Tax Commissioner approval.
United States — Nebraska
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Lottery vendors in major procurements must disclose extensive ownership, business, litigation, financial, and related information, update it annually by August 1, and comply before contract approval or execution.
United States — Nebraska
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The director may seek proposals or make major procurements for the State Lottery Act, but awards over $25,000 need Tax Commissioner approval, certain politically connected contracts are barred, and unauthorized assignment is not allowed.
United States — Nebraska
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A lottery contractor for a major procurement must post a performance bond with the director when signing the contract.
United States — Nebraska
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The division may sell lottery-related tangible personal property for profit, and any profit must be remitted to the State Treasurer.
United States — Nebraska
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A lottery contractor must comply with the relevant laws when performing its contract.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General and Nebraska State Patrol must provide requested information to the director for lottery oversight, and the division may receive such information without charge on proper written request.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain failures or prohibited acts under the State Lottery Act are treated as acts in the principal office of the division.
United States — Nebraska
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The director must continuously study the State Lottery Act and related matters, then report findings to the Tax Commissioner.
United States — Nebraska
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The State Lottery Act controls lottery-game matters, and local governments may not regulate or legislate over them.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska shall hereafter be known and referred to as the Cornhusker State in a popular sense.
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Nebraska’s state banner is the official state flag, and its design is specified by reference to the Great Seal on a blue field.
United States — Nebraska
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The state banner must not be used as a business advertisement or trademark, and insulting the banner is forbidden.
United States — Nebraska
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Violating section 90-103 is a Class III misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision adopts the named text as Nebraska’s official symbol and slogan.
United States — Nebraska
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State agencies must use the official slogan and symbol when appropriate in promoting the state, and put them on state letterheads and mailing envelopes as new supplies are acquired.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska declares the western meadowlark to be the state bird.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska declares chalcedony, known as blue agate, to be the state gem stone.