Modify Attorney General's Charitable Gaming Law authority
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Summary
The measure redirects all fees, penalties and forfeitures from charitable gaming to a dedicated charitable law fund that the Attorney General can use for enforcement and administrative costs, with any shortfall covered by the AG's regular budget. It also creates new prohibitions on bookmaking, profit‑making games of chance, and unregistered sweepstakes, while preserving exemptions for limited charitable bingo and festival games. The changes aim to improve oversight of charitable gaming and clarify illegal gambling activities.
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