Eases restrictions on games of chance for charitable purposes, expands frequency, allows auxiliary members to operate, permits convicted persons in.
New York A06038 eases restrictions on the conduct of games of chance for charitable purposes by authorizing the payment of reasonable expenses for volunteers from net proceeds, expanding the frequency of games, allowing auxiliary members of authorized organizations to operate games, permitting persons convicted of crimes to operate games if they are in a rehabilitation program, authorizing games on Sundays, and expanding advertising options. The bill also sets limits on the value of prizes and wagers, and requires certain certifications and reimbursements for game operators.
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