Virginia law requires the Department to establish regulations for charitable gaming, including electronic gaming, mandating a portion of receipts be allocated to lawful purposes. It also outlines conditions for member list disclosures and fee structures for permits. The law aims to ensure transparency and proper allocation of gaming proceeds for charitable, religious, or educational activities.
The law requires applicants to allocate a predetermined percentage of their receipts to lawful religious, charitable, community, or educational purposes as a condition of receiving a permit.
No, member lists provided to the Department are confidential and exempt from public disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.
Yes, a specific percentage of electronic gaming adjusted gross receipts must be allocated, and regulations specify conditions for electronic gaming permits.
The Department prescribes fees for processing applications for charitable gaming permits and authorizing social organizations to conduct electronic gaming.