§ 4-52-105. Partnership With Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation
The fund is authorized to partner with a nonprofit public benefit corporation that is organized solely to promote and encourage reading by the children of the state of Tennessee, for the purpose of implementing the early reading initiatives of the fund. The nonprofit partner shall have its board of directors elected by a process approved […]
§ 4-52-106. Authorization to Work With Local Government, Private Organizations and Citizens
The governor’s books from birth fund and the nonprofit partner may work with local governments, private organizations and citizens as it plans and engages in activities related to the fund.
§ 4-52-107. Participation by Nonprofit Partner in Retirement System
The nonprofit partner shall be eligible to be a participating employer in the Tennessee consolidated retirement system upon passage of a resolution by the nonprofit’s board of directors authorizing: An actuarial study; and Participation, and accepting the liability as a result of the participation, by its full-time employees. The employees of the nonprofit partner shall […]
§ 4-52-108. Participation by Nonprofit Partner in Health Insurance Plan
The nonprofit partner may participate, the same as an eligible quasi-governmental organization, in the health insurance plan authorized under § 8-27-207 [repealed and reenacted. See Compiler’s Notes], to provide health insurance for its employees, as long as such nonprofit partner satisfies each of the requirements of § 8-27-207 [repealed and reenacted. See Compiler’s Notes]. For […]
§ 4-52-109. Annual Report
The nonprofit partner shall annually submit to the governor and the speakers of the senate and the house of representatives, within ninety (90) days after the end of its fiscal year, a complete and detailed report setting forth its operation and accomplishments.
§ 4-52-110. Audit
The nonprofit partner shall be subject to examination and audit by the comptroller of the treasury in the same manner as prescribed for departments and agencies of the state.
§ 4-51-325. Interactive Sports Wagering
Prior to placing a wager with a licensee via interactive sports wagering, a bettor shall register with the licensee remotely and attest that the bettor meets the requirements to place a wager with a licensee in this state. Prior to verification of a bettor’s identity in accordance with this section, a licensee shall not allow […]
§ 4-51-326. Violations of Part — Hearings — Administrative Fines
The board may investigate and conduct a hearing with respect to a licensee upon information and belief that the licensee has violated this part, or upon the receipt of a credible complaint from any person that a licensee has violated this part. The board shall conduct investigations and hearings in accordance with rules adopted by […]
§ 4-51-327. Investigations by Board
The board, utilizing security personnel of the corporation, shall conduct investigations to determine whether: A licensee is accepting wagers from minors or other persons ineligible to place wagers in this state; and A person is unlawfully accepting wagers from another person without a license or at a location in violation of this part. After a […]
§ 4-51-328. Appealing Final Actions of the Board
A licensee or other person aggrieved by a final action of the board may appeal that decision to the chancery court of Davidson County. The chancery court of Davidson County shall hear appeals from decisions of the board and, based upon the record of the proceedings before the board, may reverse the decision of the […]