These legal documents govern the purchase of lottery tickets and participation in lottery games. The executive director is responsible for prescribing the form of tickets. The overall estimated odds of winning a prize in a particular lottery game must be printed on each ticket and prominently displayed during the sale of lottery products. Players who purchase tickets agree to abide by the commission’s rules, including the rules specific to the lottery game involved.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to the Texas State Lottery. It defines a ‘prize winner’ as a person who presents a valid winning ticket and is recognized by the commission as entitled to receive lottery prize payments. The document specifies that the term ‘prize winner’ does not include an assignee of a lottery prize. The document outlines the supervision of ticket validation and lottery drawings by the department of security, including the requirement for drawings to be open to the public and witnessed by an independent certified public accountant.

The State Lottery Act governs the procedures and operations of the Texas Lottery Commission. It defines various terms to clarify the roles and responsibilities of different entities involved in the Texas Lottery. The document also provides definitions for terms related to the lottery, such as ‘Lottery’, ‘Lottery game’, ‘Lottery operator’, ‘Player’, ‘Sales agent’ or ‘sales agency’, and ‘Ticket’. The Act grants broad authority to the Texas State Lottery Commission and the executive director to ensure integrity, security, honesty, and fairness in the lottery’s operation.

The provided legal document pertains to the general provisions of the Texas Lottery Commission. It defines key terms such as ‘Commission’ and ‘Executive director’. It also provides definitions for terms like ‘Communicate directly with’, ‘Gift’, ‘Legislation’, ‘Member of the legislative branch’, ‘Participated’, and ‘Particular matter’. The document further explains the meaning of ‘Person that has a significant financial interest in the lottery’ and ‘Political committee’. The document outlines various aspects of the Texas Lottery Commission, including the appointment and qualification of members, prohibited conduct for members, removal of members, compensation and expenses, office location, presiding officer, meetings, divisions, employment of executive director and other personnel, disqualifications for employment, criminal history record investigations, and separation of policymaking and management responsibilities.

This legal document governs the establishment of a program for the sale of gambling equipment received from municipalities, commissioners court, or state agencies. The commission is authorized to sell gambling equipment only to individuals or entities that hold a valid license or authorization to sell, lease, or operate gambling equipment in another state or foreign jurisdiction where it is lawful. The proceeds from the sale of gambling equipment from municipalities or commissioners court, after deducting the costs of the sale, are divided between the commission and the respective municipality or commissioners court according to an agreement.

The Hazard Communication Act, part of the Texas Statutes under the Health and Safety Code, governs the obligations of employers regarding worker right-to-know and the compilation and maintenance of a workplace chemical list. Employers are required to create and maintain a workplace chemical list that includes information about hazardous chemicals present in the workplace or temporary workplace. The list should include the identity used on the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and container label, as well as the work area where the hazardous chemical is normally present.

This legal document establishes a compulsive gambling program under the Department of State Health Services: Chemical Dependency Services and Related Programs. The program aims to provide public education, research, and training regarding problem or compulsive gambling, as well as treatment and prevention services. The program includes maintaining a list of crisis counseling and referral services, promoting public awareness, facilitating assistance programs for problem or compulsive gamblers, and conducting studies to identify individuals at risk of gambling addiction.

The purpose of this chapter is to provide for the authority to investigate the abuse, neglect, or exploitation of an elderly person or person with a disability and to provide protective services to that person. Added by Acts 1981, 67th Leg., p. 2368, ch. 584, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1981. Amended by Acts 1983, 68th Leg., p. 730, ch. 172, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1983; Acts 1995, 74th Leg.

This legal document, found in the Texas Statutes under the Human Resources Code, governs investigations and protective services for elderly persons and persons with disabilities. It defines key terms such as ’elderly person,’ ‘abuse,’ ’exploitation,’ ’neglect,’ ‘protective services,’ ‘protective services agency,’ ‘person with a disability,’ ’legal holiday,’ and ‘volunteer.’ The document also provides alternative definitions for ‘abuse,’ ’neglect,’ and ’exploitation’ that may be adopted by the executive commissioner for conducting investigations.

The provided legal document content pertains to employment discrimination in Texas. It aims to secure freedom from discrimination in certain employment transactions for persons in Texas, including persons with disabilities. The document outlines the actions that constitute unlawful employment practices, such as failure or refusal to hire, discharge, or discriminate against an individual based on protected characteristics. It also prohibits limiting, segregating, or classifying employees or applicants in a manner that deprives them of employment opportunities.