Virginia law allows authorities to suspend permits or registrations of organizations conducting charitable gaming if violations are suspected. The law mandates immediate suspension upon probable cause, followed by written notice within one business day and a hearing within 10 days. Charitable gaming cannot continue until the suspension is lifted by the Department or court.
The permit can be suspended if authorities have reasonable cause to believe the organization is violating charitable gaming laws or regulations.
The organization must be notified in writing within one business day of the suspension.
No, the organization cannot conduct charitable gaming until the suspension is officially lifted by the Department or a court.
Yes, a hearing must be held within 10 days of suspension unless the organization agrees to a later date.