Minnesota SF3323 amends gambling laws to ensure fund loss requests by organizations are not denied due to theft, provided certain conditions are met.

Minnesota SF3323 modifies lawful gambling regulations by adding provisions for fund loss requests by organizations. The bill stipulates that the board cannot deny a fund loss request if the loss results from theft of cash, inventory, or prizes, the organization reports the theft to local law enforcement, and submits a timely request to the board. However, the board can deny a request if the organization has filed two or more such requests in the past year, based on specified criteria. If a request is denied, the board must provide a written explanation and suggest corrective actions.

Minnesota SF3323 amends gambling laws to ensure fund loss requests by organizations are not denied due to theft, provided certain conditions are met.

Minnesota SF3323 modifies lawful gambling regulations by adding provisions for fund loss requests by organizations. The bill stipulates that the board cannot deny a fund loss request if the loss results from theft of cash, inventory, or prizes, the organization reports the theft to local law enforcement, and submits a timely request to the board. However, the board can deny a request if the organization has filed two or more such requests in the past year, based on specified criteria. If a request is denied, the board must provide a written explanation and suggest corrective actions.