This provision prohibits suppliers who accept credit cards or debit cards from printing more than the last five digits of the account number or the expiration date on receipts issued to the cardholder. The restriction applies only to electronically printed receipts and does not apply to transactions recorded by handwriting or imprinting. The provision applies to cash registers or other devices that electronically print receipts for credit card or debit card transactions.

(a) This act shall be part of and supplemental to the Kansas consumer protection act. (b) Any attempt to collect a fee, or enforce a credit card charge or transaction or any refusal to make a refund to the consumer in violation of this act is an unconscionable act within the meaning of K.S.A. 50-627 and amendments thereto. History: L. 1991, ch. 70, 5; L. 1992, ch. 252, 3; July 1.

This legal document, part of the Kansas Statutes on Unfair Trade and Consumer Protection, pertains to the protection of consumer information in the event of a security breach. It requires persons conducting business in Kansas and government entities that own or license computerized data with personal information to conduct a reasonable and prompt investigation when aware of a breach. If misuse of information has occurred or is likely to occur, they must provide notice to affected Kansas residents without unreasonable delay.

This legal document governs the approval process for racetrack gaming facility management contracts in Kansas. The executive director is required to submit the proposed contract to the Kansas lottery commission for approval. Once approved by the Kansas lottery commission, the contract is then submitted to the Kansas racing and gaming commission for their approval. The Kansas racing and gaming commission conducts background investigations on the proposed racetrack gaming facility manager, as well as its officers, directors, employees, owners, agents, and contractors, in accordance with their rules and regulations.

Each lottery gaming facility manager and each racetrack gaming facility manager shall post one or more signs at the location where such manager operates electronic gaming machines or lottery facility games to inform patrons of the toll-free number available to provide information and referral services regarding compulsive or problem gambling. The text shall be determined by the executive director of the Kansas racing and gaming commission. Failure by a lottery gaming facility manager or racetrack gaming facility manager to post and maintain such signs shall be cause for the imposition of a fine not to exceed $500 per day.

This legal document authorizes the Kansas lottery to conduct sports wagering in the state. Sports wagering can be offered through lottery gaming facility managers who have contracted with the Kansas lottery. This includes wagering over the internet through websites and mobile device applications, as well as through interactive sports wagering platforms approved by the Kansas lottery. The use of such platforms at the primary facility of a professional sports team or other marketing entity is also allowed under a marketing agreement.

This legal document governs the marketing agreements related to sports wagering in Kansas. It allows professional sports teams, auto racetrack facilities, and other marketing entities to enter into marketing agreements with lottery gaming facility managers for the purpose of promoting and advertising sports wagering. The marketing agreements specify that the lottery gaming facility manager will manage all sports wagering activities, and the professional sports team or marketing entity will promote and advertise sports wagering on behalf of the lottery gaming facility manager.

The executive director shall adopt rules and regulations regarding the advertisement for sports wagering. Such rules and regulations shall be adopted on or before January 1, 2023, and shall include, but not be limited to: (a) Ensuring that advertisements, including limitations on the form, content, quantity, timing and location of such advertisements, do not target children and minors, or other persons who are ineligible to place wagers, or problem gamblers or other vulnerable persons; (b) disclosure of the identity of the lottery gaming facility manager in all such advertisements; (c) provision of the toll-free number for information and referral services for compulsive and problem gambling; and (d) prohibitions on false, misleading or deceptive advertisements.

The Kansas lottery may restrict, limit or exclude wagering on one or more sporting events by providing notice to all lottery gaming facility managers in such form and manner as prescribed by the executive director. Offering or taking wagers that are contrary to any such notice or any rules and regulations promulgated by either the Kansas lottery or the Kansas racing and gaming commission on a sporting event is a violation of the Kansas expanded lottery act.

This legal document governs the duties and obligations of lottery gaming facility managers when managing sports wagering operations, as well as restrictions on access to personally identifiable information of bettors. Lottery gaming facility managers are required to prohibit themselves, their directors, officers, owners, and employees, as well as their relatives living in the same household, from placing wagers with the manager or through the manager’s interactive sports wagering platform. They must also prohibit interactive sports wagering platforms, their directors, officers, owners, employees, and relatives from placing wagers through the platform or at the manager’s location, except when there is no affiliation.