Contents
- Promoting society and local authority lotteries
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1.General
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2.Financial requirements
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3.Protection of children and other vulnerable persons
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4.‘Fair and open’ provisions
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5.Marketing
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6.Complaints and disputes
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7.Gambling licensees’ staff
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8.Information requirements
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9.Gaming machines in gambling premises
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10.Assessing local risk
- Definition of a lottery
- Meaning of society and local authority lotteries
- Large society and local authority lottery licensing requirements
- Small society lotteries
- Personal Management Licences
- External Lottery Managers (ELMs)
- External Lottery Managers and service providers
- Remote lotteries
- Gambling Commission licence conditions and codes of practice
- Society and local authority lotteries - proceeds and other monetary limits
- Information to lottery players: proceeds and prizes
- Ticket information
- Sale of tickets
- Financial requirements
- Lottery submissions
- Social responsibility
- B3A lottery machines
- Proceeds and profits
- Misusing profits of lotteries
Ticket information
All tickets in a society lottery or local authority lottery licensed by the Commission or society lottery registered with a local authority must state:
- the name of the society on whose behalf the lottery is being promoted
- the price of the ticket
- the name and address of the member of the society responsible for the promotion of the lottery. In the case of a small society lottery run under local authority registration the name and address of the ELM if there is one may be given as an alternative
- the date of the draw, or the means by which the date may be determined
- the fact, where that is the case, that the society is licensed by the Commission
- the website address of the Commission, if licensed by the Commission.
Tickets that are issued through a form of remote communication or any other electronic manner must specify the information above to the purchaser of the ticket and ensure that the message can be either retained (saved) or printed.
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