New Hampshire HB728 authorizes video lottery terminals at charity gaming facilities and repeals historic horse racing licensing.
New Hampshire HB728 introduces video lottery terminals at charity gaming facilities, allowing eligible game operators to place and operate these terminals within their licensed premises. The bill mandates that these terminals be tested for integrity and proper working order by an independent laboratory approved by the lottery commission. It also requires a 30 percent tax on video lottery terminal revenues, with specific allocations to charitable organizations, the lottery commission, and the group II retirement system.
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