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Can you summarize MNST Chapter 299L?
PUBLIC SAFETY > GAMBLING ENFORCEMENT
Short Summary
This legal document pertains to the Division of Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement in Minnesota. It defines various terms related to gambling enforcement and establishes the Division of Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement, consolidating the duties and powers of the Division of Gambling Enforcement with the Division of Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement in the Department of Public Safety. The document outlines the appointment and qualifications of the director, employment of personnel, and prohibition of financial interest in certain gambling-related entities. It also discusses the duties of the division related to lottery, gambling, and horse racing, including conducting background checks, investigations, inspections, and cooperating with state and local agencies. The document further addresses the requirement for background checks, fingerprinting, and obligations of applicants, licensees, and individuals subject to the jurisdiction of the commissioner or director. Additionally, it specifies the deposit of money received from Indian tribal governments into a separate account in the state treasury. The document also outlines the powers of the director in conducting inspections, audits, and investigations, including issuing subpoenas, accessing criminal history data, and assessing civil penalties. It mentions the director’s authority to exercise other powers specified under relevant chapters and the ability to adopt rules for carrying out duties. Another legal document governs the manufacture, sale, lease, rental, provision, operation, and possession of gambling devices in Minnesota. It requires individuals or entities involved in these activities to obtain a license, with exemptions for certain limited sales, possession with a permit, and possession by state agencies for display or evaluation purposes. The document outlines restrictions on selling or providing gambling devices to specific entities and grants the commissioner the authority to issue, investigate, and revoke licenses. Violations can result in license revocation, denial, or civil penalties. Another legal document authorizes the director to issue temporary permits for individuals to possess gambling devices for display purposes at events. The permit does not authorize gambling activities and is valid for a specified event duration. The director may conduct inspections to ensure compliance, and a fee is required for the permit.
Whom does it apply to?
Director, division employees, applicants, licensees, individuals subject to the jurisdiction of the commissioner or director
What does it govern?
Division of Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement in Minnesota
What are exemptions?
No specific exemptions are mentioned
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned
Jurisdiction
Minnesota