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Section 13-2426 – Temporary License

    (a)    By regulation, the county commissioners may establish a temporary tip jar license for a nonprofit organization that desires to raise money solely for an athletic, charitable, or educational purpose that:         (1)    meets the requirements for a charitable contribution under § 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code; and         (2)    does not benefit a:             (i)    law enforcement agency;             (ii)    law enforcement […]

Section 13-2427 – Wholesaler Operations — License Required

    (a)    A person shall be licensed by the agency as a wholesaler before the person may sell a tip jar packet for profit.     (b)    (1)    A person is eligible for a license under this section to sell or wholesale for profit a tip jar packet if the person:             (i)    is of good moral character;             (ii)    except for a volunteer fire […]

Section 13-2428 – Wholesaler Operations — Application

    (a)    (1)    An applicant for a wholesaler’s license shall:             (i)    submit to the agency an application on the form that the agency provides; and             (ii)    subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, pay to the agency an annual fee of $500.         (2)    The county commissioners shall waive the annual fee for a volunteer fire company or a volunteer rescue company. […]

Section 13-2430 – Wholesaler Operations — Licensed Operations

    (a)    A holder of a wholesaler’s license may not sell a tip jar packet to a person who does not have a tip jar license.     (b)    Before selling a tip jar packet, a holder of a wholesaler’s license shall:         (1)    obtain a gaming sticker from the agency; and         (2)    affix the gaming sticker to the tip jar packet in […]

Section 13-2114 – Gaming Events and Gaming Devices — Proceeds

    (a)    All proceeds from a gaming device shall be used solely for the legitimate charitable, benevolent, or tax-exempt purposes of the qualified organization.     (b)    Proceeds from the operation of a gaming device may not be used to benefit personally any member of the qualified organization.

Section 13-2416 – Gaming Commission — Membership

    (a)    (1)    The gaming commission consists of seven members.         (2)    Of the seven members of the gaming commission:             (i)    three shall be appointed by the county commissioners;             (ii)    one shall be appointed by the State Senators whose districts are in or include part of the county;             (iii)    one shall be appointed by the chairperson of the county delegation to the House […]

Section 13-2115 – Gaming Events and Gaming Devices — Record Keeping

    (a)    A qualified organization shall keep accurate records of proceeds and expenditures involving gaming devices.     (b)    On request, a qualified organization shall allow the State’s Attorney for the county, a State Police officer, the designee, and the sheriff or deputy sheriff to examine the records required under subsection (a) of this section.