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Can you summarize 481 IAAC Chapter 105?
GAMES OF SKILL, CHANCE, BINGO AND RAFFLES > REGISTERED AMUSEMENT DEVICES
Short Summary
This legal document governs the restrictions and regulations surrounding registered amusement devices in Iowa. It applies to owners, distributors, and locations that hold specific retail alcohol licenses. The document specifies that each registered amusement device must be located on premises with the appropriate retail alcohol license. There is a limit on the number of registered devices, set at 6,928 as of April 28, 2004. The document prohibits the initial registration of devices for locations with only a Class ‘B’ or ‘E’ retail alcohol license issued after April 28, 2004. It also restricts the relocation, transfer, assignment, sale, or lease of registered devices to other locations with only a Class ‘B’ or ‘E’ retail alcohol license issued after April 28, 2004. Additionally, the document mandates the inclusion of a security mechanism on registered devices to prevent unauthorized operation and requires a sign stating that only individuals aged 21 or older can operate the device. The document prohibits the design or adaptation of devices for gambling purposes and the playing of poker, blackjack, or keno. Non-compliant devices may be subject to seizure, and associated registrations may be revoked or suspended. Advertising or promoting registered amusement devices as anything other than electrical or mechanical amusement devices is also prohibited. The document establishes a waiting list for registration positions and outlines the process for adding individuals to the list. It further specifies that initial registration of amusement devices is only allowed at locations with specific retail alcohol licenses. The document also addresses the change in ownership of registered devices and allows for the placement of registered devices in warehouses and their use as replacement devices. Finally, it outlines the requirements for registration applications for new amusement devices. Overall, this document provides comprehensive guidelines and regulations for the registration and operation of amusement devices in Iowa.
Whom does it apply to?
Distributors, owners, manufacturers, charitable organizations, and the public
What does it govern?
The possession and use of registered amusement devices in Iowa
What are exemptions?
No exemptions are mentioned.
What are the Penalties?
Non-compliant devices may be subject to seizure, and associated registrations may be revoked or suspended.
Jurisdiction
Iowa