The provided legal document establishes the Louisiana Gaming Control Law, which governs the regulation and oversight of the gaming industry in Louisiana. It emphasizes the need for strict regulation to protect the general welfare of the state’s people and prevent criminal and corrupt elements. The document clarifies that licenses, permits, contracts, or approvals granted under this law are revocable privileges and not rights or property. It also highlights the importance of parents providing financial support to their minor children and states that gaming winnings diverted from child support obligations should be applied to outstanding support obligations.

The provided legal document pertains to the regulation of sports wagering in Louisiana. It applies to persons, businesses, or legal entities involved in sports wagering in the state. The document defines various terms related to sports wagering and clarifies that it does not apply to high school sports, youth events, international sports events where the majority of participants are under 18 years old, fantasy sports contests, and any event prohibited by law.

This legal document governs the transfer of obligations, funding sources, and functions related to gaming operations and activities authorized by the Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act, the Louisiana Economic Development and Gaming Corporation Act, and the Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law. The document transfers all powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities of the regulatory entities to the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, along with their obligations. Any pending or unfinished business of the transferred entities becomes the responsibility of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board.

This document, part of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, specifically the Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act, establishes the standards of conduct for the Louisiana Gaming Control Commission and its employees. It requires members of the commission and the supervisor to file a financial disclosure statement with the Board of Ethics, listing their assets, liabilities, property and business interests, and sources of income. Employees of the commission and division, excluding secretarial and clerical personnel, are also required to file an affidavit affirming that they do not have an interest in an applicant licensee or permittee.

This legal document governs the issuance of licenses to conduct gaming activities on riverboats in Louisiana. It applies to riverboat gaming licensees authorized to conduct gaming activities on riverboats in Louisiana. The document specifies that the division may issue up to fifteen licenses, with a maximum of six licenses for gaming activities on riverboats operating from any one designated waterway. It outlines various requirements for conducting gaming activities on riverboats, including restrictions on gaming while docked, duration of riverboat cruises, presence of division agents for compliance monitoring, purchase or lease of gaming devices and equipment from permitted suppliers, limitations on wagering and age restrictions, designated gaming areas, possession and exhibition of gaming equipment, receipt of wagers only from persons present on licensed riverboats, and specific rivers where gaming is permitted.

The Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act governs the transfer of licenses or permits related to gaming control in Louisiana. It prohibits the transfer of a license or an interest in a license. The sale, assignment, transfer, pledge, or disposition of securities representing five percent or more of the total outstanding shares issued by a corporation holding a license is conditional and ineffective if disapproved by the division. Securities issued by a licensed corporation must bear a statement of the restrictions imposed by the Act.

This legal document governs the application and licensing process for obtaining a gaming license under THE LOUISIANA RIVERBOAT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GAMING CONTROL ACT. It applies to persons desiring to obtain a gaming license. The document outlines the requirements for submitting an application, including the necessary information and forms provided by the board. The board will determine if the application is complete and meets the relevant requirements. The document also mentions the initial application fee of fifty thousand dollars, which is required to cover the costs associated with the background investigation conducted by the division.

This legal document governs the issuance of permits to certain persons who provide maritime crew, staff, or maritime services directly related to the maintenance and operation of a riverboat. These persons, or officers of corporations or firms furnishing such services, must possess credentials equivalent to those required by the United States Coast Guard to be licensed as a master, chief engineer, or pilot. Any person offering to provide such services after October 1, 1999, must obtain a permit prior to providing them.

The provided legal document is part of the Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act. It governs prohibited acts and gaming offenses related to elected public officials and gaming licensees. Elected public officials are generally prohibited from engaging in most business activities with gaming licensees, except as patrons or performing professional musicians. However, there are exceptions for non-key gaming employees and elected officials who were employed by a licensee prior to holding public office.

The provided legal document content is a part of the Louisiana Revised Statutes governing the Louisiana Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act. The document establishes the public policy of the state of Louisiana regarding the development of a historic riverboat industry and regulated gaming activities. It emphasizes the licensing, supervision, and regulation of riverboats conducting gaming activities, as well as the employees and entities involved in the gaming industry. The document also specifies the designated rivers and waterways where gaming activities are allowed and the process for adding new designated rivers or waterways.