Minnesota HF2890 amends gambling laws to allow organizations to request funds lost to theft.

Minnesota HF2890 amends gambling laws by adding a new provision that allows organizations to request funds lost to theft. The board cannot deny a fund loss request if the loss is due to theft of cash, inventory, or prizes, the organization reports the theft to local law enforcement, and files a timely fund loss request. The board must provide a written determination if a request is denied and specify reasons and corrective actions. The board cannot require reimbursement from nongambling funds if the loss is due to theft, even if the request is denied.

Minnesota HF2890 amends gambling laws to allow organizations to request funds lost to theft.

Minnesota HF2890 amends gambling laws by adding a new provision that allows organizations to request funds lost to theft. The board cannot deny a fund loss request if the loss is due to theft of cash, inventory, or prizes, the organization reports the theft to local law enforcement, and files a timely fund loss request. The board must provide a written determination if a request is denied and specify reasons and corrective actions. The board cannot require reimbursement from nongambling funds if the loss is due to theft, even if the request is denied.