Redirects lottery advertising funds to foster care programs in North Carolina.
The bill prohibits the Lottery Commission from spending lottery revenues on advertising and instead mandates a transfer of funds to foster care programs. Specifically, it allocates $31 million annually to the Department of Health and Human Services, with $1 million designated for gambling addiction education and treatment programs and $30 million for foster care programs. The bill also outlines restrictions on lottery advertising to ensure it is not appealing to minors and does not use misleading or deceptive information.
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