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Can you summarize 86 ILAC 435.130?
CHARITABLE GAMES ACT > Supplier's License
Short Summary
This legal document governs the requirement for obtaining a supplier’s license to sell, lease, lend, or distribute charitable games equipment to licensed organizations in Illinois. It prohibits any person from providing such equipment without a supplier’s license, except as provided in subsection (h) of Section 6 of the Act. The supplier must ensure that the organization to whom the equipment is sold, leased, lent, or distributed is licensed for charitable gaming and must retain a copy of the organization’s license. The supplier must keep the charitable games equipment segregated and inform the Department of its storage location. The supplier must not sell equipment not included on the approved list or at a price other than the one on file with the Department. The supplier’s license is valid for one or three years, and any changes in ownership or officers must be reported to the Department. The supplier must file a return with the Department listing all sales and leases of charitable games equipment. The document also outlines general provisions for licensed suppliers, including restrictions on altering equipment, inspection rights for Department employees, and limitations on involvement in charitable games events. The supplier must affix their name to all equipment and keep separate books and records for charitable games equipment. Organizations licensed to conduct charitable games may own their own equipment and lend it without compensation to other licensed organizations.
Whom does it apply to?
Persons selling, leasing, lending, distributing charitable games equipment to licensed organizations in Illinois
What does it govern?
Supplier's license for charitable games equipment
What are exemptions?
None mentioned
What are the Penalties?
Supplier's license may be suspended or revoked by the Department prior to the expiration of the one or three-year period
Jurisdiction
Illinois