820 KAR 1:135 - Disposal of gaming supplies
RELATES TO: KRS 238.515
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 238.515 authorizes the Department of Charitable Gaming to establish and enforce reasonable standards for the conduct of charitable gaming and the operation of charitable gaming facilities. This administrative regulation establishes standards for the disposal of charitable gaming supplies and equipment.
Section 1. Cessation of Gaming. When a
charitable organization ceases to game, the charitable organization shall:
(1) Perform a final inventory of all
charitable gaming supplies and equipment;
(2) Spend or disburse remaining charitable
gaming funds:
(a) In a manner that is
consistent with the charitable organization's charitable purpose; or
(b) Donate the charitable gaming funds to
another charitable organization's charitable purpose; and
(3) Dispose of all unused charitable gaming
supplies and equipment by:
(a) Returning to a
distributor;
(b) Donating to
another charitable organization with the permission of the
department;
(c) Donating to the
department for demonstration and training purposes; or
(d) Destruction pursuant to Section 2 of this
administrative regulation.
Section 2. Method of Destruction. When a
charitable organization must destroy gaming supplies, the gaming supplies shall
be destroyed by:
(1) Burning in compliance
with state and federal law;
(2)
Shredding;
(3) Defacing the gaming
supplies in some manner that prevents its reuse; or
(4) Any combination of the above-referenced
methods.
Section 3.
Abandoned Charitable Gaming Supplies and Equipment. Abandoned charitable gaming
supplies and equipment shall be seized by the department and destroyed or kept
for demonstration and training purposes.
Notes
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 238.515
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