Establishes the Hawaii Lottery and Gaming Corporation to manage and regulate gaming activities, allocating proceeds for various community benefits.
The bill establishes the Hawaii Lottery and Gaming Corporation to oversee and regulate gaming activities, including offering games of chance and skill to individuals over 18. The corporation will allocate proceeds to various community betterment purposes, such as education, scholarships, and problem gambling prevention. It will operate with a private gaming provider selected through a competitive process. The corporation is exempt from all forms of taxation and will not use state general fund moneys.
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