Bill > HB1416

This bill amends North Dakota's charitable gaming regulations to allow two organizations to conduct different types of games on the same day at the same site, but only under specific conditions. The new provision permits this dual gaming only in small cities with populations of 1,200 or less, requires each organization to use its own staff, and mandates that gaming funds from the two organizations remain separate. The bill modifies existing law to create an exception to the previous rule that only one licensed organization could conduct games at an authorized site on a given day. This change provides more flexibility for charitable organizations hosting gaming events in very small communities, while establishing clear guidelines to prevent potential conflicts or financial complications. The amendment is part of a broader set of regulations governing charitable gaming in North Dakota, which include restrictions on game types, age limits for participants, and the number of gaming sites an organization can operate.

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https://ndlegis.gov/assembly/69-2025/regular/bill-overview/bo1416.html