New Hampshire House Bill 480 (Prior Session Legislation)

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Committee: manners and methods

This bill clarifies the system as part of the lottery committee for sports betting.

Statement: The issues added to the activity legislation are given to the thick hypotropis.

The problem excluded from the activity legislation is [enclosed in parentheses and erased with a line].

(A) The newly examined questions or (b) postponed and passed for the second time are dedicated with a simple font.

30/05/2019 2396S 19-0211

New Hampshire

2, 191 citizens per year

Adopted by the Senate and the House of Representatives of the General Court:

1 New Chapter; Sports Award. RSA was restored, and then 287-H leaders in the appropriate fresh chapter were inserted:

287-i: 1 definition. For the purpose of the provided manager, this text needs to be correct:

I. "Agency" refers to a person who has been authorized to carry out a sportsbook work based on a contract or agreement with the committee.

II. "Certified Sports Better" means that when performing a sports bed at this committee or a certified agency of this committee, it is physically located in New Hampshire and is over 18 years of age, not illegal sports betting. It means personality.

III. The university sporting event means a sports or athletic event in which a stat e-owned or private educational institution, which provides high and secondary education proposals, invites or supports and participates.

IV. "Committee" means the lottery committee.

V. "Director" means the secretar y-general or authority of the lottery committee.

VI. "High School Sports Event" means a sport and athletic meet that he participates in a country or private institution that provides educational proposals to an average secondary educational institution.

VII. "Sports speed during the match" means sporting charges for sporting events, and then starts sports action until the completion.

VIIII. "Mobile Sports Betting Platform" means the complex section of hardware, software, and data transmission used for management, operation, accounting, and control of sports rates.

IX. "Professional Sports Event" means an event in which two or more people participate in sports or exercise competitions and receive rewards that exceed the actual cost of this event.

X. X. "Prohibited Sports Better" means the following:

(a) Committee members or staff, and spouses, children, siblings, and parents living in the same household as the committee or staff of the committee.

(b) Representative or employee of the agent.

(C) A committee or an agent's contractor and is related to sports betting.

(D) When a contractor or employee of a sports betting organization in other jurisdictions has a private secret information as a result of a contract or employment for bets.

(e) When all or part of sports betting in amateur or professional athletes is based on sports or sporting events under the management of athlete supervision.

(F) Sports Agents, team owners or employees, players, referees, referees, coaches, coaches, union officers, or sports control groups, all or part of the sports beds are supervised by sports. When it is based on sports or sports competitions under the supervision.

(G) A person who does a bet as a prohibited sportsbetter agent or trustee.

(H) A person under the age of 18.

Xi. The prohibited sporting event refers to the following:

(a) University exercise competition, which is a team of university mainly located in New Hampshire, one of the participants;

(b) University sporting event held in New Hampshire;

(C) High school sporting events held regardless of location;

(D) A sporting event in an amateur whose participants are mainly under 18 years old. However, the "prohibited sporting event" does not include a university sports tournament game where the university team in New Hampshire is participating, and the university sports tournament game held outside the New Humpshire is in New Humpshire. It is not included in the game or event that can be played; in addition, sports betting is only when the results of the bet are based on the results of all the matches of the tournament, only in the university athletic meet in which the university team of New Humpshire participates. It is allowed.

XII. The "sports control organization" refers to an organization that stipulates sports competitions and the final rules of their participants and enforces the Code of Conduct.

XIII. "Sports book" means a bet to all sporting events in all betting systems and methods.

XIV. "Sports bet" refers to the money paid or equivalent to the individual to participate in sports betting.

Xv. "Sport Rates" means betting on sports actions or their shares or on statistics of personal results of players participating in a sports event or the composition of a sports event, supporting any system or method of betting. The term "Sport Rates" includes but is not limited to betting on one game, teaser rates, bets, inflation factor bets, currency-line rates, pools, bets on exchanges, bets on this undesirable, bets on this iRge, connecting bets on proposals and direct rates.

Xvi. "First level sports rates" means sports rates that are set before the start of a sport and are derived by the most finished account or the last finish of this individual sports action.

Xvii. "Sport Rates of Importance II" means sports rates during a match.

Xviii. "Sport Rates of Importance III" means sports rates of Importance II.

Section 287 I Power to invent Sports Book The Commission shall have the power to instruct the Sports Book as to the manner and manner of payment of sports fees by licensed gamblers to the State Government, in accordance with the claims of the administrator as prescribed.

287-I: 3 The agent committee of the committee is required to make a sports book for sports betting through competitive procedures and has been approved by the governor and administrative council. There is. Such a contract must be implemented when the state receives a certain percentage of profits obtained from sports betting in the stat e-o f-th e-country land. The committee needs to confirm that the information representative has demonstrated economic power, responsibility, good personality, honesty, and honesty. When selecting an intelligence agent, the committee has the minimum number of intelligence agents, skills, backgrounds, the ability of intelligence agents who operate the proposed sportsbook section, mobile communication and Internet abilities of intelligence, and stat e-o f-th e-art financial development You should take into account the contribution of intelligence agents, prevent gambling, serious efforts to gamble, and honesty in gambling. The committee selects a bidder group that responds to the aspect prescribed in the relevant clause, and from the group, the committee will determine the promise of the bidder, and from the sports betting profit covered by a bid. Select an order agent to provide a large percentage to the state. Return a certain percentage of revenue

287-I: 4 Sports Betting Committee, which is held based on the committee, will also provide lottery games directly to state-owned gamblers in the form of Sports Betting Value III through the lottery shop of the committee, in accordance with the guidelines. Have rights. The committee has the option of requesting a provider to support the committee in the operation of a sportsbook. Such providers must be competitive and approved by the governor and administrative council.

287-i: 5-retetable sports book operating committee and agent are physically physically in the state-owned land for the purpose of paying sports betting by official buttter and paying prize money for these bets. You also have the authority to run a sports book shop. Sports book shops are likely to be attached to other paid business or regular paid shops. Up to 10 stores sell sports books. < SPAN> 287-I: 3 Committee Agent Committee is selected through competitive procedures and produces sports books for sportsbetting through agents who have been approved by the governor and administrative council. It is required. Such a contract must be implemented when the state receives a certain percentage of profits obtained from sports betting in the stat e-o f-th e-country land. The committee needs to confirm that the information representative has demonstrated economic power, responsibility, good personality, honesty, and honesty. When selecting an intelligence agent, the committee has the minimum number of intelligence agents, skills, backgrounds, the ability of intelligence agents who operate the proposed sportsbook section, mobile communication and Internet abilities of intelligence, and stat e-o f-th e-art financial development We should take into account the contribution of intelligence agents, preventing gambling, serious efforts to gamble, and sincerity in gambling. The committee selects a bidder group that responds to the aspect prescribed in the relevant clause, and from the group, the committee will determine the promise of the bidder, and from the sports betting profit covered by a bid. Select an order agent to provide a large percentage to the state. Return a certain percentage of revenue

287-I: 4 Sports Betting Committee, which is held based on the committee, will also provide lottery games directly to state-owned gamblers in the form of Sports Betting Value III through the lottery shop of the committee, in accordance with the guidelines. Have rights. The committee has the option of requesting a provider to support the committee in the operation of a sportsbook. Such providers must be competitive and approved by the governor and administrative council.

287-i: 5-retetable sports book operating committee and agent are physically physically in the state-owned land for the purpose of paying sports betting by official buttter and paying prize money for these bets. You also have the authority to run a sports book shop. Sports book shops are likely to be attached to other paid business or regular paid shops. Up to 10 stores sell sports books. 287-I: 3 The agent committee of the committee is required to make a sports book for sports betting through competitive procedures and has been approved by the governor and administrative council. There is. Such a contract must be implemented when the state receives a certain percentage of profits obtained from sports betting in the stat e-o f-th e-country land. The committee needs to confirm that the information representative has demonstrated economic power, responsibility, good personality, honesty, and honesty. When selecting an intelligence agent, the committee has the minimum number of intelligence agents, skills, backgrounds, the ability of intelligence agents who operate the proposed sportsbook section, mobile communication and Internet abilities of intelligence, and stat e-o f-th e-art financial development You should take into account the contribution of intelligence agents, prevent gambling, serious efforts to gamble, and honesty in gambling. The committee selects a bidder group that responds to the aspect prescribed in the relevant clause, and from the group, the committee will determine the promise of the bidder, and from the sports betting profit covered by a bid. Select an order agent to provide a large percentage to the state. Return a certain percentage of revenue

287-I: 4 Sports Betting Committee, which is held based on the committee, will also provide lottery games directly to state-owned gamblers in the form of Sports Betting Value III through the lottery shop of the committee, in accordance with the guidelines. Have rights. The committee has the option of requesting a provider to support the committee in the operation of a sportsbook. Such providers must be competitive and approved by the governor and administrative council.

287-i: 5-retetable sports book operating committee and agent are physically physically in the state-owned land for the purpose of paying sports betting by official buttter and paying prize money for these bets. You also have the authority to run a sports book shop. Sports book shops are likely to be attached to other paid business or regular paid shops. Up to 10 stores sell sports books.

287-i: 6 Regional options for running a sports book shop

I. However, any provisions of this section are not interpreted as prohibiting lottery games containing the Internet, mobile betting, or level sports betting.

(A) In the town, in accordance with the procedures prescribed in RSA39: 3, the agenda of the Annual Townspeople General Assembly is posted and voted. In the town, if the petition signed by 25 registered holders is submitted to the parliament, the parliament will decide to publish a question in the official ballot of the regular municipal election, or instead. Questions can be posted on the official ballot paper of the municipal election.

(b) Elector, city council, or municipal council shall hold a hearing at least 15 days to 30 days in advance of voting for the project. The announcement of the hearing must be posted at least seven days before the hearing, at least two public places in the municipalities and published in newspapers issued.

(c) The question should be basically expressed as follows. "Should we allow the business of sportsbook dealers in municipalities?"

II. In response to this question, if the majority of the voting participants vote for "yes", the sportsbook dealer can operate in the municipality.

III. If this problem is not adopted, voting may be voted in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs I in the next annual city council or municipal election.

IV. Municipalities, which have decided to allow the sales of a sports bookstore, may consider withdrawing the decision in the method described in Paragraph 1 of this Article.

V. In places that are not incorporated, after a hearing, the operation of a physical sports bookstore may be allowed by the majority of local councils.

VI. The committee holds a list of local governments that can be located in sports bookstores. < SPAN> 287-i: 6 Local options for running a sports book shop

I. However, any provisions of this section are not interpreted as prohibiting lottery games containing the Internet, mobile betting, or level sports betting.

(A) In the town, in accordance with the procedures prescribed in RSA39: 3, the agenda of the Annual Townspeople General Assembly is posted and voted. In the town, if the petition signed by 25 registered holders is submitted to the parliament, the parliament will decide to publish a question in the official ballot of the regular municipal election, or instead. Questions can be posted on the official ballot paper of the municipal election.

(b) Elector, city council, or municipal council shall hold a hearing at least 15 days to 30 days in advance of voting for the project. The announcement of the hearing must be posted at least seven days before the hearing, at least two public places in the municipalities and published in newspapers issued.

(c) The question should be basically expressed as follows. "Should we allow the business of sportsbook dealers in municipalities?"

II. In response to this question, if the majority of the voting participants vote for "yes", the sportsbook dealer can operate in the municipality.

III. If this problem is not adopted, voting may be voted in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs I in the next annual city council or municipal election.

IV. Municipalities, which have decided to allow the sales of a sports bookstore, may consider withdrawing the decision in the method described in Paragraph 1 of this Article.

V. In places that are not incorporated, after a hearing, the operation of a physical sports bookstore may be allowed by the majority of local councils.

VI. The committee holds a list of local governments that can be located in sports bookstores. 287-i: 6 Regional options for running a sports book shop

I. However, any provisions of this section are not interpreted as prohibiting lottery games containing the Internet, mobile betting, or level sports betting.

(A) In the town, in accordance with the procedures prescribed in RSA39: 3, the agenda of the Annual Townspeople General Assembly is posted and voted. In the town, if the petition signed by 25 registered holders is submitted to the parliament, the parliament will decide to publish a question in the official ballot of the regular municipal election, or instead. Questions can be posted on the official ballot paper of the municipal election.

(b) Elector, city council, or municipal council shall hold a hearing at least 15 days to 30 days in advance of voting for the project. The announcement of the hearing must be posted at least seven days before the hearing, at least two public places in the municipalities and published in newspapers issued.

(c) The question should be basically expressed as follows. "Should we allow the business of sportsbook dealers in municipalities?"

II. In response to this question, if the majority of the voting participants vote for "yes", the sportsbook dealer can operate in the municipality.

III. If this problem is not adopted, voting may be voted in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs I in the next annual city council or municipal election.

IV. Municipalities, which have decided to allow the sales of a sports bookstore, may consider withdrawing the decision in the method described in Paragraph 1 of this Article.

V. In places that are not incorporated, after a hearing, the operation of a physical sports bookstore may be allowed by the majority of local councils.

VI. The committee holds a list of local governments that can be located in sports bookstores.

287-I: Seven mobile sports rates are permitted. The Commission and its agents have the right to instruct sportsbooks to offer first, second and third value sports rates through mobile devices or online enabled mobile sports platforms. With respect to mobile sports betting, no more than five agents may be represented at any one time. With respect to mobile sports betting, the Commission, alone or through its agents, is obligated to ensure:

I. Age verification measures to block access and prevent sports betting by persons under the age of 18.

II. Personality tests utilizing a secured online database or photo personality certificate tests.

Iii. Mobile sports betting must be initiated and accepted within the geographic boundaries of the State of New Hampshire and have no opportunity to knowingly travel outside the State. The internal channel of mobile sports betting need not determine the location or venue where such betting is initiated, accepted or conducted.

IV. Daily, weekly and monthly bet amount limits consistent with best practices for the termination of problem gambling.

V. Voluntary self-exclusion programs. Players may voluntarily stay away from betting for a certain period of time.

Vi. Protective mechanisms to ensure confidentiality of bets, information about such bets, and economic information.

287-I: 8 Monitoring of sports betting The Commission is required to establish a sports betting department, which will be responsible for verifying compliance with the head's claims and all regulations issued by the Commission, in accordance with its capacity consistent with this chapter. Apart from this, the department under the control of the head and the Commission is required to monitor the compliance of the Commission's agents and suppliers with appropriate undertakings:

I. All information officers or agents dealing with sports fees are required to submit a security and internal control report for review and declaration by the department before the start of sports fees on state lands and annually thereafter. This report must take into account all nuances of security and control, including physiological safety, personnel safety, and computer system safety:

(a) Intent on video surveillance of all sportsbook companies, which relates to the scope of coverage of the video surveillance system and the Commission's direct access to the video surveillance system.

(b) To monitor user access of sportsbook staff.

(C) Promise in sports.

(D) Examination on employment and politicians.

(E) Automatic and manual risk management procedures.

(F) Procedures for identifying and reporting fraud and suspicious behavior.

(G) Procedures for establishing an incredible job and (or communicating with the expected service and/ or sports management groups.

(H) All betting systems used to transmit and receive information about the work of an incredible bookmaker or trader.

(i) System and procedure to prevent the bed with illegal sports gamblers.

(J) A stereotype of compliance in claims to fight money laundering.

(K) Explanation of security procedures for embedded systems or components, and these systems.

II. Regarding all computer systems used to carry out sports betting, the Explorer or Supplier that provides such a system for all mobile platforms for sports betting in stat e-owned land is the details of the security of the computer system. It is required to submit a report. This report must be correctly considering the problems and internal controls described in the security report:

(a) A security system documented by an external contractor approved by the European Commission;

(b) Explanation of all software applications that make up the system;

(C) Audit procedure for thir d-party financial operations in the system;

(D) Explanation of all types of betting supported by the system;

(E) Bet original confirmation and verification system;

(F) Procedure to prevent past beds;

(G) List of data recorded in each case;

(H) Reservation of a system for ensuring the record of the bed while the operation of the system is interrupted;

(i) Devices for the committee to access back systems for testing and auditing work on beds;

(J) Integration with ignorant operating systems to ensure the unity of betting information in the system;

(K) An opportunity to cancel the place to bet on the entire platform or a specific event, or freeze or stop the bet.

(1) In addition, all kinds of problems discovered by the department in considering the proposed gaming system.

III. Each Sports Betting Scout must propose gaming standards before sports betting began on stat e-owned land, and to obtain screening and approval every year. These criteria shall include minimum:

(a) Calculation and payment methods for betting money.

(b) Impact by changing sports schedules.

(C) How to notify Better of changes in market and services.

(D) How to bet on criteria other than listed.

(E) Ticket expiration date.

(F) Conditions for the scout declares to invalidate the bid;

(G) Procedures for errors, delayed beds, and other unexpected situations;

(H) How to contact the distributor or seller regarding the problem or complaint;

(i) If the person whose betting with the agency or the contractor is prohibited is wider than the prohibited butter list described in the section, the explanation is explained;

(J) Location and publication of the approved facility rules and space.

IV. Scouts or suppliers involved in sports betting need to submit accounting management to the ministry, before and after the start of sports betting on stat e-owned land, and receive consultation and approval. These management should include the minimum of the following:

(a) The process of documenting and testing the currency balance at the beginning of the day;

(b) Collection of beds, paying beds, and recording bed cancellation;

(C) Cash handling process in retail sportsbook. Includes cash compilation and savings.

(D) Established another accounting related to the operation of the Sports Book Business in New Hampshire.

The V. Committee's agent is required to submit a project for serious gambling activities to the ministry before sports betting began in the state, and every year. There is. This project should include information and materials related to the gambling, the resources provided to the gamblers that express concerns about the gambling, the restrictions of the facilities, and the sel f-exclusion program.

VI. Commission agent is required to maintain inexpensive cash reserves at the commissio n-specified rate. < SPAN> III. Each sports betting scout must propose gaming standards before and after sports betting on stat e-owned land, and to obtain a review and approval every year. These criteria shall include minimum:

(A) Calculation and payment methods for betting money.

(b) Impact by changing sports schedules.

(C) How to notify Better of changes in market and services.

(D) How to bet on criteria other than listed.

(E) Ticket expiration date.

(F) Conditions for the scout declares to invalidate the bid;

(G) Procedures for errors, delayed beds, and other unexpected situations;

(H) How to contact the distributor or seller regarding the problem or complaint;

(i) If the person whose betting with the agency or the contractor is prohibited is wider than the prohibited butter list described in the section, the explanation is explained;

(J) Location and publication of the approved facility rules and space.

IV. Scouts or suppliers involved in sports betting need to submit accounting management to the ministry, before and after the start of sports betting on stat e-owned land, and receive consultation and approval. These management should include the minimum of the following:

(a) The process of documenting and testing the currency balance at the beginning of the day;

(b) Collection of beds, paying beds, and recording bed cancellation;

(C) Cash handling process in retail sportsbook. Includes cash compilation and savings.

(D) Established another accounting related to the operation of the Sports Book Business in New Hampshire.

The V. Committee's agent is required to submit a project for serious gambling activities to the ministry before sports betting began in the state, and every year. There is. This project should include information and materials related to the gambling, the resources provided to the gamblers that express concerns about the gambling, the restrictions of the facilities, and the sel f-exclusion program.

VI. Commission agent is required to maintain inexpensive cash reserves at the commissio n-specified rate. III. Each Sports Betting Scout must propose gaming standards before sports betting began on stat e-owned land, and to obtain screening and approval every year. These criteria shall include minimum:

(A) Calculation and payment methods for betting money.

(b) Impact by changing sports schedules.

(C) How to notify Better of changes in market and services.

(D) How to bet on criteria other than listed.

(E) Ticket expiration date.

(F) Conditions for the scout declares to invalidate the bid;

(G) Procedures for errors, delayed beds, and other unexpected situations;