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L-6, r. 12.1 - Lottery Scheme Rules
Section 76
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76. A holder of a licence to conduct and manage an instant lottery must prepare and keep a statement of gross and net profit on the form prescribed by the board.
The holder must send a copy of the statement to the board not later than 60 days following the date of expiry of the licence.
The statement must contain the following information for each instant lottery:
(1) the number of cards on sale;
(2) the number of cards sold;
(3) the selling price of each card;
(4) the total proceeds from the sale of cards;
(5) the total value of prizes awarded;
(6) the actual cost of each prize awarded, as well as supporting vouchers at the board’s request;
(7) the total value of the prizes claimed;
(8) the administration expenses;
(9) the profit or loss;
(10) the name and address of each winner of a prize valued at $2,000 or more, at the board’s request;
(11) an attestation that all prizes offered were awarded or the reasons why they were not awarded.
In force: 2022-09-01
76. A holder of a licence to conduct and manage an instant lottery must prepare and keep a statement of gross and net profit on the form prescribed by the board.
The holder must send a copy of the statement to the board not later than 60 days following the date of expiry of the licence.
The statement must contain the following information for each instant lottery:
(1) the number of cards on sale;
(2) the number of cards sold;
(3) the selling price of each card;
(4) the total proceeds from the sale of cards;
(5) the total value of prizes awarded;
(6) the actual cost of each prize awarded, as well as supporting vouchers at the board’s request;
(7) the total value of the prizes claimed;
(8) the administration expenses;
(9) the profit or loss;
(10) the name and address of each winner of a prize valued at $2,000 or more, at the board’s request;
(11) an attestation that all prizes offered were awarded or the reasons why they were not awarded.
