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Louisiana Gaming (Last Amended Date: January 2023) > T.V. Bingo
Short Summary
The provided legal document content covers the licensing requirements and operations of Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans, Louisiana. It applies to organizations that wish to obtain a local license and conduct Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans. To be eligible for a local license, organizations must first obtain a license from the division and meet qualifications required by Louisiana’s Raffles, Bingo, Keno Licensing Law and administrative rules. The organization or member organizations must have been actively domiciled in the state of Louisiana for a minimum of two consecutive years prior to their application. Additionally, the organization must prove its charitable, religious, nonprofit educational, public service, or civic nature to the division. The document emphasizes that having nonprofit status alone will not be determinative. The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violation of its provisions. The document also governs the licensing and operations of private contractors for cable television bingo in Louisiana. To be eligible for a license, applicants must hold all required federal, state, parish, and municipal licenses, meet suitability and business relationship criteria, and demonstrate skills in the conduct and management of charitable games of chance. Certain individuals or entities, such as those holding liquor permits or involved in leasing premises for charitable gaming, are not eligible for a private contractor license. Licensed organizations can sell bingo cards at the private contractor’s facility following division guidelines. The division has the authority to suspend or revoke a license for non-compliance. The document also outlines the suitability criteria considered by the division, including general character, financial security, competency, business experience, and compliance with ethical standards. The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violations. Furthermore, the document covers the acquisition of cable television bingo supplies, requiring a license and approval from the division before shipping or selling supplies. Supplies must be purchased from licensed private contractors, distributors, or manufacturers. The document prohibits private contractors, distributors, or manufacturers from giving gifts or gratuities to organizations, individuals, or retail outlets approved for selling cable television bingo supplies. The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violations. Additionally, the document outlines record retention requirements for private contractors, including the retention of bank statements, invoices, lease agreements, and inventory records for three years. Private contractors are subject to audits by the division, which may include financial transactions and compliance with state laws and rules. The document also addresses the suitability of retail premises for T.V. Bingo, considering factors such as reputation, character, financial security, and association with licensed entities. The document specifies requirements for retail sales outlets, including an application and fee, and prohibits certain premises from being licensed. Volunteers are prohibited from selling supplies at unauthorized locations or delivering unsolicited cards. The document does not mention specific penalties for non-compliance or violations.
Whom does it apply to?
Organizations that wish to obtain a local license and conduct Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans
What does it govern?
Licensing requirements and operations of Cable Television Bingo in New Orleans, Louisiana
What are exemptions?
No specific exemptions are mentioned in the document
What are the Penalties?
The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violations
Jurisdiction
Louisiana