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618 '• LAWS of MINNESOTA for 1984 Ch. 502, Art. 12 • Ch. 502. Art, 12 LAWS of MINNESOTA for 1984 • 619 suth4it5, &hail have the authority to inveAtigate the binge FOGOWA of an OFgaw►Za- kOOwingly cwttceal a ntateFial fact in the stawRew AhaA be Fubjest to the lion at .any FeaFOnable bolts. AFgawiaations AhaA stake available theiF bingo penalties provided in cim-644 349 22 FesOMA fOF iFweA�iga1loon upon PFOPe (44) Any hm" agreemeniA FSqUiFed by Dawn 4476, ChaptoF 246 eaasuted All lawful amblin conducted t a licensed organization must be under by the ofgawiastiww in regard to PFerniAeA 1e8111ed (W the cendttet Of btnge the supervision of one or more gamblin managers. A gamblin manager Compensat t_o persons ion who participate in the conduct of lawful gam designated ty an organization to supervise a amblin occasion is responsible for blip may be aid onl to active members of the conducting organization or its the gross receipts from the occasion and for its conduct in compliance with all —g —Y — � — laws and rules. An organization may designate a different person t_o act a_s auxiliar , or the spouse or survivin spousC of an active member, except that manage r for each �of law ful amblin conducted. Each person designated as nonmanagement assistants who are not active members or sLxt may be hired us a amblin manage must give a fidelit bond in the sum of$10,000 in favor of to assist in the conduct of lawful amblin in nonmanagement ipos lions if g---g -� g— - —y — — — — approve h a ma ont of the organization's members. the organization conditioned on the faithful performance of the manager's duties, 1'L— - - jorit — — and the terms of the bond must rp ovide that notice be iven t_o the board in The amounts of compensation which may be Enid under this section must writing not less than 30 day- before its cancellation. be provide for in a schedule o_f compensation adopted q the board t rule. In A -mblinB manager adho�ng the schedule the hoard _must consider the nature of the participation and person may got act as a ag for more than one the type of lawful gambli n participated in. organization. Sec. 15. Minnesota Statutes 1982. section 349.21, is amended to read: A licensed organization paw a percentage of the gross receipts from rae ticket sales to a nonprofit organization which sells tickets for the licensed ffl .•349.21- -REPORTS t REPORTING AGENCIES organization- — - COMPENSATION. Sec. 16. [349.211] PRIZE, IAM1TS. It�3' �y found '` amF;t►nt Subdivision 1. BINGO. Prizes for a single bingo game ma not exceed Fese►ptA for 4•binge-essaF+ctn aA deieFFn+ned by the checkers FeseFds and the $100 except prizes for a cover-all game, which may exceed 5100 if the aggregate 8fg0k!nt..Of.•gFesA• s as downuined 4 ioialtng the ceAh p! and the value cif all cover-all rp izes in a bid occasion does not exceed $500. Total $iFePansy eACeeds i2A, the diASFePensy Ahab.be Fepocted to and investigated by prizes awarded at a boo occasion may not exceed 52,500, unless a cover-all the l�cetttar+g au+heFFy' et the Place where the btngO OssaFtOa waA held game is played in which case the limit is $3,0()0. For purpose o_f. this An OR Ahall Y to i" membership subdivision, a ccrvcr_all game is one in which a Ip ayer must cover all spaces greAA FeseiPtA treat binge, its pFOfuA tram bingo and the distribution of thoAe cxcert a single free s ace to win.— — -- - — PFaGtF itemised ar.Fe�utFed by Fi@G&iOR 349.20 Suhd. 2. BINGO CUMULATIVE-PRIZES. A prize of !!p to $1.000 Suhd 3. At team 3A days pFieF to condtcting itA first bingo ossasion of may be awarded for a single bingo game if the prize is an accumulation of prizes the Year and on an annual h" !hereatter, an organisation shaA We with the not won in games m previous h�o occasions. The total amount awarded in ka<al gever-Am@At unit which FegalateA its eOntlust GOpi'A Of the teAwwiwg+ cumulative prize in a� calendar dear may not exceed $12.000. For bin o occasions in which a cumulative rp izc is awarded the aggregate value o_f rp ize (� AePaFtlnent Of the 1FeaAaF31 internal Fevetttte Aervtce, 144eturn of which may he awarded for the occasion is increased �y the amount of the AFganiaaiiOw BAempt treat IwcOM TaAr FOFrn 'QA,OF a eomPORIble ktrm if the cumulative nze s„ awarded less $1(X). — — — OFgawiaatien iA Y@gUiFed to 1:90 the tOFOF wish the depaFtment of the treaAUFy; ---- I' — —— -- Subd. 3. OTHER GAMBLING. The hoard �y rule shall establish a (3>l»eParts PAP Of the tFeaAary, internal revenge ser-wre, Orgawt- schedule of prize limits for all other forms of gamblin consistent with the nation DifidAe66 IwcOM TaAr Fenn 999 T. OF a swa►pasable fOFai if the purpose 5 set out in section 349.11. The schedule may include daily and annual OFganiaatien iA F89U-Fed to file the fO4*R with the departrnettt of the may' Sze limits and prize limits for each game, raffle or operation of a gamblin (s�A "Statedaewt et 13tago Operations in the foFm preASFibed by the kwal device. - — — gOveseu+ental unit. A41 iAf0FMA1i0n contained in the ctawmewt sha4 be true, Suhd. 4. PRIZE VALUE. Merchandise rp fires must be valued at their ceFFect, and cernplete to the bem of the knowledge of the portion Of peFAons fair market value. For purpoSCS of sections 349.11 to 349.22 rp izes" do not signing the statement..Any person who Ah"knovwingI teaks a falAe Ftatetttent OF include free plays awarded. — - — — Changes or additions are indicated by underline, deletions by AtF+keeat. Changes or additions are indicated by underlin e. deletions by Ftrakeeut.