SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11 to SS for SB 30 — FULL TEXT AS READ INTO THE JOURNAL
Journal of the Missouri Senate, 47th Day — Wednesday, April 5, 2023, pp. 931–940
Official source PDF: https://senate.mo.gov/23info/pdf-jrnl/DAY47.pdf
Vote: SA 11, as amended, FAILED 11–20 (Carter — YEA). Roll call at end of this file.
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SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11
Amend Senate Substitute for Senate Bill No. 30, Page 1, Section A, Line 6, by inserting after all of
said line the following:
“313.425. Sections 313.425 to 313.437 shall be known and may be cited as the “Honoring
Missouri Veterans and Supporting Missouri Education Act” and shall provide additional funding
for Missouri education programs and the Missouri veterans commission by establishing a licensing
and regulatory framework under the control of the commission for the use of video lottery terminals
to conduct lottery games.
313.427. As used in sections 313.425 to 313.437, the following words and phrases shall mean:
(1) “Centralized computer system”, a computerized system developed or procured by the
commission that video lottery game terminals are connected to using standard industry protocols
that can activate or deactivate a particular video lottery game terminal from a remote location and
that is capable of monitoring and auditing video lottery game plays;
(2) “Commission” or “lottery commission”, the body appointed by the governor to manage and
oversee the lottery under section 313.215;
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(3) “Fraternal organization”, any organization within this state operating under the lodge
system which exists for the common benefit, brotherhood, or other interest of its members, except
college fraternities and sororities, of which no part of the net earnings inures to the benefit of any
private shareholder or any individual member of such organization, which has been exempted from
the payment of federal income tax, and which derives its charter from a national fraternal
organization which regularly meets;
(4) “Truck stop”, a location that provides parking and is equipped for fueling commercial
vehicles, that has sold on average ten thousand gallons of diesel or biodiesel fuel each month for the
previous twelve months or is projected to sell an average of ten thousand gallons of diesel or
biodiesel fuel each month for the next twelve months, and that obtains and maintains a lottery game
retailer license issued by the commission;
(5) “Veterans' organization”, a post or organization of veterans, or an auxiliary unit or society
of, or a trust or foundation for, any such post or organization organized in the United States or any
of its possessions in which at least seventy-five percent of the members are veterans of the United
States Armed Forces and substantially all of the other members are individuals who are veterans
or are cadets, or are spouses, widows, or widowers of war veterans of such individuals, in which no
part of the net earnings inures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual, and which
has been exempted from payment of federal income taxes;
(6) “Video lottery game”, any lottery game approved by the commission for play on an approved
video lottery game terminal using video lottery game terminal credits that have been purchased
with cash, cash equivalents, or with a winning video lottery game terminal ticket;
(7) “Video lottery game adjusted gross receipts”, the total of cash or cash equivalents used for
the play of a video lottery game on a video lottery game terminal minus cash or cash equivalent paid
to players as a result of playing video lottery games on a video lottery game terminal;
(8) “Video lottery game handler”, a person employed by a licensed video lottery game operator
and who is licensed by the commission to handle, place, operate, and service video lottery game
terminals and associated equipment;
(9) “Video lottery game manufacturer” or “distributor”, any person licensed by the commission
that manufactures video lottery game terminals or major parts and components for video lottery
game terminals as approved by the commission for sale to licensed video lottery game operators, or
a person licensed by the commission to distribute or service video lottery game terminals or major
parts and components of video lottery game terminals including buying, selling, leasing, renting, or
financing new, used, or refurbished video lottery game terminals to and from licensed video lottery
game manufacturers and licensed video lottery game operators;
(10) “Video lottery game operator”, a person licensed by the commission that owns, rents, or
leases and services or maintains video lottery game terminals for placement in licensed video lottery
retailer establishments;
(11) “Video lottery game retailer”, a retail establishment meeting the requirements of a lottery
game retailer under section 313.260, that secures and maintains a license issued by the commission
to conduct video lottery games played on a video lottery game terminal or terminals and that is a
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fraternal organization, veterans organization, truck stop, or business entity licensed under chapter
311 to sell liquor by the drink;
(12) “Video lottery game terminal”, a player-activated terminal that exchanges coins, currency,
tickets, ticket vouchers, or electronic payment methods approved by the commission for credit on a
video lottery game terminal used to play video lottery games approved by the commission. Such
video lottery game terminals shall use a video display and may use a microprocessor capable of
randomly generating the outcome of such video lottery games and be capable of printing and issuing
a ticket at the conclusion of any video lottery game play that may be redeemed at a video lottery
game ticket redemption terminal or may be reinserted into a video lottery game terminal for video
lottery game credit and game plays. All video lottery games approved by the commission for play
on a video lottery game terminal shall have a minimum theoretical payout of eighty-five percent;
(13) “Video lottery game terminal credit”, credits either purchased or won on a video lottery
game terminal by a player that may be used to play video lottery games and that may be converted
into a video lottery game ticket;
(14) “Video lottery game ticket” or “ticket”, a document printed at the conclusion of any video
lottery game play or group of plays on a video lottery game terminal that is redeemable for cash,
utilizing a video lottery game ticket redemption terminal, or that may be reinserted into a video
lottery game terminal in the establishment from which such ticket is issued for video lottery game
terminal credit;
(15) “Video lottery game ticket redemption terminal”, the collective hardware, software,
communications technology, and other ancillary equipment used to facilitate the payment of tickets
cashed out by players as a result of playing a video lottery game terminal.
313.429. 1. (1) Except as provided in subdivision (2) of this subsection, the commission shall
implement a system of video lottery game terminals utilizing a licensing structure for processing
license applications and issuing licenses to video lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game
distributors, video lottery game operators, video lottery game handlers, and video lottery game
retailers for the conduct of lottery games utilizing video lottery game terminals within the state.
(2) No person licensed as a:
(a) Video lottery game manufacturer or a video lottery game distributor shall be issued a license
as a video lottery game operator or a video lottery game retailer;
(b) Video lottery game operator shall be issued a license as a video lottery game manufacturer,
a video lottery game distributor, or a video lottery game retailer; and
(c) Video lottery game retailer shall be issued a license as a video lottery game manufacturer, a
video lottery game distributor, or a video lottery game operator.
(3) Nothing in this subsection shall prevent a video lottery game manufacturer from obtaining
a video lottery game manufacturer's license and a video lottery game distributor's license and
providing and operating the centralized computer system for monitoring video lottery game
terminals.
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2. Under no circumstances shall the commission:
(1) Authorize or allow a single vendor or licensee to implement the system of video lottery game
terminals created under this section; or
(2) Allow a single licensed video lottery game operator to control or operate more than twenty-
five percent of video lottery game terminals in the state after December 31, 2027.
3. (1) The video lottery game system authorized by this section shall allow for multiple video
lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game distributors, and video lottery game operators to
encourage private sector investment and job opportunities for Missouri citizens. Video lottery game
terminals shall be connected to a centralized computer system developed or procured by the
commission. The commission shall provide licensed video lottery game operators with the necessary
protocols to connect the operators' video lottery game terminal or terminals to the centralized
computer system after such terminal or terminals have been approved by the commission. No video
lottery game terminal shall be placed in operation without first connecting to the centralized
computer system after such terminal or terminals have been approved by the commission. A vendor
that provides the centralized computer system authorized under this subsection shall not be eligible
to be licensed as a video lottery game operator or video lottery game retailer. The commission may
impose an initial nonrefundable license application fee to cover the cost of investigating the
background of the licensee, including a criminal background check, as follows:
(a) For video lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game distributors, and video lottery
game operators, no more than twenty-five thousand dollars;
(b) For video lottery game retailer establishments, no more than one thousand dollars; or
(c) For video lottery game handlers, no more than one hundred dollars.
(2) The initial license shall be for a period of one year. Thereafter, license renewal periods shall
be four years with the applicable renewal fee paid for each year of such license renewal in advance.
Annual license renewal fees for anyone licensed pursuant to this subsection, and subsequent to the
initial one-year period, shall be as follows:
(a) Five thousand dollars for video lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game distributors,
and video lottery game operators;
(b) Fifty dollars for video lottery game handlers; and
(c) Five hundred dollars for each video lottery game retailer's establishment.
(3) In addition to the license fees required in subdivisions (1) and (2) of this subsection, an
annual administrative fee of three hundred dollars shall be paid for each video lottery game
terminal placed in service. Such administrative fee shall be equally divided and paid by the video
lottery game operator and the video lottery game retailer to the commission once a year and
deposited in the state lottery fund and distributed to the veterans' commission capital improvement
trust fund created in section 42.300.
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(4) Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to relieve the licensee of the affirmative duty
to notify the commission of any change relating to the status of the license or to any other
information contained in the application materials on file with the commission.
4. No license shall be issued to any person, and no person shall be allowed to serve as a sales
agent, who has been convicted of a felony or a crime involving illegal gambling. Sales agents shall
be registered with the commission by a licensed video lottery game operator, and shall not solicit or
enter into any contract with a video lottery game retailer prior to such retailer being licensed to
conduct video lottery games on video lottery game terminals.
5. No license requirement, sticker fee, or tax shall be imposed by any local jurisdiction upon a
video lottery game manufacturer, video lottery game distributor, video lottery game operator, video
lottery game retailer, video lottery game handler, or video lottery game terminal or an
establishment relating to the operation of video lottery games, video lottery game terminals, or
associated equipment.
6. (1) Video lottery game terminals shall meet independent testing standards approved by the
commission, as tested by one or more licensed independent test labs, and be capable of randomly
generating the outcome of video lottery games approved by the commission. Video lottery game
terminals shall be capable of printing a ticket redeemable for winning video lottery game plays.
Such video lottery game terminals shall be inspected and approved prior to being sold, leased, or
transferred.
(2) Licensed video lottery game manufacturers may buy, sell, or lease new or refurbished video
lottery game terminals to and from licensed video lottery game distributors.
(3) Licensed video lottery game distributors may buy, sell, or lease new or refurbished video
lottery game terminals to or from licensed video lottery game manufacturers or licensed video
lottery game operators.
7. (1) Licensed video lottery game operators:
(a) May buy, lease, or rent video lottery game terminals from licensed video lottery game
manufacturers, operators, or distributors;
(b) May handle, place, and service video lottery game terminals;
(c) Shall connect such video lottery game terminals to the centralized computer system
approved by the commission; and
(d) Shall, notwithstanding the provisions of section 313.321 to the contrary, pay all video lottery
game winnings using a video lottery game ticket redemption terminal. Such video lottery ticket
redemption terminal shall be located within the video lottery game retailer's establishment in direct
proximity to such video lottery games. Video lottery game operators shall pay the commission
thirty-two percent of any unclaimed cash prize associated with a winning ticket that has not been
redeemed within one hundred eighty days of issue.
(2) Rents or leases for video lottery game terminals shall be written at a flat rate and shall not
include revenue splitting as a method used in the calculation of the lease or rent.
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(3) Licensed video lottery game operators and licensed video lottery game retailers shall enter
into a written agreement for the placement of video lottery game terminals. The agreement shall
be on a form approved by the commission and shall specify an equal division of adjusted gross
receipts after adjustments for taxes and administrative fees are made, shall have a minimum term
of five years and a maximum term of ten years, and shall be renewable for a term of a minimum of
five additional years. A video lottery game operator shall be responsible for remitting to the
commission and the video lottery game retailer its share of adjusted gross receipts. Nothing in this
subdivision shall prohibit a licensed video lottery game operator from entering into an agreement
with a sales agent for retailer agreements, provided such agreement is in writing and approved by
the commission prior to beginning sales activities and prior to the start date established pursuant
to section 313.431. Video lottery game operators and their sales agents and affiliates and video
lottery game retailers are specifically prohibited from offering anything of value, other than the
percentage of adjusted gross receipts provided under this subsection, or entering into an agreement
with a retailer prior to the start date for the initial or continued placement of video lottery game
terminals, except that a video lottery game operator may pay for construction of a video lottery
game terminal area inside the premises of a video lottery game retailer. Contract agreements
entered into prior to the start date established pursuant to section 313.431 between a prospective
video lottery game terminal operator or sales agent with a prospective video lottery game retailer
shall be invalid.
(4) To combat problem gambling, video lottery game operators shall allow players to be self-
excluded from video lottery game play. Operators shall provide the commission with a list of players
that have elected to be excluded from video lottery game play within thirty days of such election and
shall update such list periodically as required by the commission. Such self-excluded list shall be
considered confidential information and shall not be released to the public. The commission shall
issue such self-exclusion procedures by rule.
(5) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent a video lottery game operator or a video
lottery game retailer from using a player rewards system as approved by the commission. No player
shall be required to enroll in a rewards program offered by a video lottery game operator or video
lottery game retailer as a condition to play video lottery games.
8. No licensed video lottery game operator shall:
(1) Offer video lottery gaming terminals that directly dispense anything of value except for
tickets for winning plays. Tickets shall be dispensed by pressing the ticket dispensing button on the
video lottery gaming terminal at the end of any video lottery game play. The ticket shall indicate
the total amount of video lottery game terminal credits and the cash award, the time of day in a
twenty-four-hour format showing hours and minutes, the date, the terminal serial number, the
sequential number of the ticket, and an encrypted validation number from which the validity of the
prize may be determined. The price of video lottery game terminal credits shall be determined by
the commission. The maximum wager played per video lottery game shall not exceed five dollars.
The maximum prize payoff for a winning maximum wager for a single game play shall be no more
than one thousand one-hundred dollars, or the maximum amount allowable by federal law before
tax withholding is required for a single game-winning play;
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(2) Operate more than three video lottery game terminals per location on the premises of a
fraternal organization, veterans organization, or truck stop that has secured and maintains a video
lottery game retailer's license;
(3) Operate more than three video lottery game terminals per location on the premises of any
business entity licensed as a video lottery game retailer that is not a fraternal organization, veterans
organization, or truck stop;
(4) Advertise video lottery games outside of a licensed video lottery game retailer's
establishment through any media outlets or direct mail or telephone solicitations. The advertising
prohibition contained in this subdivision shall apply to all licensees including, but not limited to,
video lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game distributors, video lottery game operators,
video lottery game retailers, and video lottery game handlers; except that, a video lottery game
retailer or operator may participate in an advertising program that is promoted through and
sponsored by the state lottery and may advertise in or on the outside of the establishment's building
and parking lot. A video lottery game operator may pay no more than two thousand dollars annually
for the cost of such advertising at a retailer establishment; or
(5) Allow video lottery games to be played at any time when the video lottery game retailer's
establishment is closed for business.
9. (1) No person under twenty-one years of age shall play video lottery games, and such video
lottery game terminals shall be under the supervision of a person that is at least twenty-one years
of age to prevent persons under twenty-one years of age from playing video lottery games. Video
lottery game terminals shall be placed in a fully enclosed room that is continually monitored by
video surveillance and where access to persons under twenty-one years of age is denied by a
procedure approved by the commission. A warning sign shall be posted in a conspicuous location
where such video lottery game terminals are located, containing in red lettering at least one-half
inch high on a white background the following:
“YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OF AGE TO PLAY VIDEO LOTTERY GAMES”.
(2) In addition to the placement and supervision requirements of this subsection, video
surveillance footage in the immediate area of the video lottery game retailer's establishment where
video lottery game terminals are located shall be reviewed by video lottery game operators as
required by the commission for any violation of law, rules, or regulations governing the conduct of
video lottery games and shall be made available to the commission upon request. A video lottery
game operator that fails to report any known violation of law, rules, or regulations governing the
conduct of video lottery games in conformance with established commission procedures may be
subject to an administrative fine not to exceed five thousand dollars. Any video lottery game retailer
that fails to report any known violation of law, rules, or regulations governing the conduct of video
lottery games in conformance with established commission procedures may be subject to an
administrative fine not to exceed five thousand dollars. In the event a video lottery game operator
or retailer is found to have knowingly committed a violation governing the conduct of video lottery
games, the commission may impose an administrative fine not to exceed five thousand dollars,
suspend such operator's or retailer's license for up to thirty days, or, in the case of repeated
violations, revoke such operator's or retailer's license for a period of one year. Any video lottery
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game operator or retailer aggrieved by the commission's decision in any disciplinary action that
results in the suspension or revocation of such operator's or retailer's video lottery game license
may appeal such decision by filing an action in circuit court.
(3) Video lottery game retailers shall provide an intrusion detection system capable of detecting
unauthorized entrance of the video lottery game retailer's establishment during nonbusiness hours
and shall report to the commission any unauthorized entrance of the video lottery game retailer's
establishment. Such surveillance and intrusion detection system shall meet specifications as defined
by the commission.
(4) A video lottery game operator shall post a sign in a conspicuous location where such video
lottery game terminals are located, containing in red lettering at least one-half inch high on a white
background a telephone contact number (1-888-BETSOFF) for the problem gambling helpline.
10. (1) Video lottery game operators shall pay the commission thirty-six percent of the video
lottery game adjusted gross receipts, which shall be deposited in the state lottery fund. The
commission shall transfer, subject to appropriation, the amount received from the operator from
the lottery fund to the lottery proceeds fund after administrative expenses equal to four percent of
the video lottery game adjusted gross receipts are paid to the municipality where a licensed video
lottery game retailer maintains an establishment licensed for the operation of video lottery game
terminals, or if such licensed establishment is not located within the corporate boundaries of a
municipality, then to the county where such licensed establishment is located to reimburse such
municipality or county for administrative expenses, and any administrative expenses for the
commission that are not covered by reimbursements from operators are deducted. Net proceeds
transferred to the lottery proceeds fund shall be appropriated equally to public elementary and
secondary education and public institutions of higher education with an emphasis on funding early
childhood education and care programs and public institutions of higher education workforce
development programs, and programs benefitting Missouri military veterans.
(2) Video lottery game operators shall retain the remainder of the video lottery game adjusted
gross receipts as compensation after the payment required in subdivision (1) of this subsection has
been made to the state lottery fund, and shall pay video lottery game retailers a commission equal
to one-half of the adjusted gross receipts retained by the video lottery game operator as
compensation based on video lottery game plays at such retailer's establishment.
11. All revenues received by the commission from license fees and any reimbursements
associated with the administration of the provisions of sections 313.425 to 313.437, and all interest
earned thereon, shall be considered administrative expenses and shall be deposited in the state
lottery fund. Moneys deposited into the state lottery fund from license fees and any reimbursements
of commission administrative expenses to administer sections 313.425 to 313.437 shall be considered
administrative expenses and shall not be considered net proceeds pursuant to Article III, Section
39(b) of the Missouri Constitution. Subject to appropriation, up to one percent of such license fees
shall be deposited to the credit of the compulsive gamblers fund created under section 313.842. The
remainder of the money deposited in the state lottery fund from video lottery game license fees and
any reimbursements of commission administrative expenses to enforce sections 313.425 to 313.437
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shall, subject to appropriation, be used for administrative expenses associated with supervising and
enforcing the provisions of sections 313.425 to 313.437.
12. The commission shall contract with the Missouri gaming commission and with a state law
enforcement entity to assist in conducting background investigations of video lottery game
applicants, and for the administration and enforcement of sections 313.425 to 313.437.
13. A video lottery game licensee suspected of a violation of sections 313.425 to 313.437 shall be
afforded an administrative hearing by the director of the state lottery on the record, and an appeal
of any action taken to impose a fine on such licensee shall be to the commission. Any such
administrative suspension or revocation upheld by the commission may be appealed by the video
lottery game licensee in a state court of competent jurisdiction.
14. The commission shall adopt rules for the implementation of the video lottery game system
authorized under sections 313.425 to 313.437, including, but not limited to, the placement of video
lottery terminals within a retail establishment and for the active oversight of the conduct of video
lottery games. Any rule or portion of a rule, as that term is defined in section 536.010, that is created
under the authority delegated in this section shall become effective only if it complies with and is
subject to all of the provisions of chapter 536 and, if applicable, section 536.028. This section and
chapter 536 are nonseverable and if any of the powers vested with the general assembly pursuant
to chapter 536 to review, to delay the effective date, or to disapprove and annul a rule are
subsequently held unconstitutional, then the grant of rulemaking authority and any rule proposed
or adopted after August 28, 2023, shall be invalid and void.
313.431. In order to expedite the orderly implementation of the video lottery game system
authorized under sections 313.425 to 313.437, the commission shall:
(1) Contract for the supply and operation of a centralized computer system for video lottery
games no later than one hundred eighty days after the effective date of this act;
(2) Make license applications for video lottery game manufacturers, video lottery game
distributors, video lottery game operators, video lottery game retailers, and video lottery game
handlers available to applicants and accept such applicants and promulgate any emergency or
regular rules and regulations needed for the implementation of the video lottery system authorized
under sections 313.425 to 313.437 no later than one hundred eighty days after the effective date of
this act;
(3) Issue an approved form for persons applying for a video lottery game terminal operator's
license available for use in contracting with a video lottery game retailer no later than one hundred
eighty days after the effective date of this act;
(4) Establish a start date no later than July 1, 2024, once applications and the approved form
contract are made available, whereby any person seeking a license as a video lottery game operator
that has applied for a license to be a video lottery game terminal operator, has paid the initial license
fee, and satisfactorily completed a background investigation, may begin soliciting contracts with
prospective video lottery game retailers for the placement of video lottery game terminals. Such
start date shall be set no more than sixty days after applications are made available; and
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(5) Approve or deny any completed video lottery game retailer establishment application no
more than ninety days after such an application has been received.
The system of video lottery games authorized pursuant to sections 313.425 to 313.437 shall
commence no earlier than January 15, 2025, and no later than July 1, 2025.
313.433. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, participation by a
person, firm, corporation, or organization in any aspect of the state lottery under sections 313.425
to 313.437 shall not be construed to be a lottery or gift enterprise in violation of Section 39 of Article
III of the Constitution of Missouri.
2. The sale of lottery tickets, shares, or lottery game plays using a video lottery game terminal
under sections 313.425 to 313.437 shall not constitute a valid reason to refuse to issue or renew or
to revoke or suspend any license or permit issued under the provisions of chapter 311.
313.434. 1. The state of Missouri shall be exempt from the provisions of 15 U.S.C. Section 1172,
as amended.
2. All shipments of gaming devices used to conduct pull-tab games or video lottery games
authorized under sections 313.425 to 313.437 to licensees, the registering, recording, and labeling of
which have been completed by the manufacturer or distributor thereof in accordance with 15 U.S.C.
Sections 1171 to 1178, as amended, shall be legal shipments of gambling devices into this state.
313.435. 1. A municipality may adopt an ordinance prohibiting video lottery game terminals
within the limits of such municipality within one hundred eighty days from the effective date of this
act.
2. A county commission may, for the unincorporated area of the county, adopt an ordinance
prohibiting video lottery game terminals within the unincorporated area of such county within one
hundred eighty days from the effective date of this act.
3. Any municipality or county adopting an ordinance that disallows the licensing of video lottery
game retailers shall notify the commission of such action and provide a certified copy of such
ordinance to the commission. Upon receiving such notification and ordinance, the commission shall
not license video lottery game retailers within such area covered by such municipal or county
ordinance.
4. Any such municipality or county that has opted to prohibit the use of video lottery game
terminals to play video lottery games may repeal such ordinance, and upon such repeal and
notification of such repeal, the commission may license video lottery game retailers within such
municipality or county to conduct video lottery games.
313.437. If any provision of sections 313.425 to 313.437 or the application thereof to anyone or
to any circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of those sections and the application of such
provisions to others or other circumstances shall not be affected thereby.”; and
Further amend said bill, page 35, section 313.1022, line 18, by inserting after all of said line the
following:
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“572.015. Nothing in this chapter prohibits constitutionally authorized activities under Article III,
Sections 39(a) to 39(f) of the Missouri Constitution, including a raffle using tickets, a device, or a
machine where a person buys chances from a finite number of draws for a prize; provided that it
can be proved by an engineering opinion from an independent testing laboratory accredited under
ISO standard 17025 that the determination of a winner by the electronic device or machine is from
draws of numbered tickets in electronic form from a finite deal thereof.”; and
Further amend the title and enacting clause accordingly.
Senator Schroer moved that the above amendment be adopted.
Senator Luetkemeyer requested a roll call vote be taken. He was joined in his request by Senators
Beck, Crawford, Eslinger, and Rowden.
Senator Bernskoetter assumed the Chair.
Senator Fitzwater assumed the Chair.
Senator May offered SA 1 to SA 11:
SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO
SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11
Amend Senate Amendment No. 11 to Senate Substitute for Senate Bill No. 30, Page 9, Section
313.429, Lines 271-272, by striking said lines and inserting in lieu thereof the following: “commission
and shall specify a freely negotiated and agreed upon division of adjusted gross receipts between
the video lottery game operator and the video lottery game retailer after adjustments for taxes and”.
Senator May moved that the above amendment be adopted, which motion prevailed.
Senator Schroer offered SA 2 to SA 11:
SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO
SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11
Amend Senate Amendment No. 11 to Senate Substitute for Senate Bill No. 30, Page 7, Section
313.429, Lines 213-214, by striking “or a crime involving illegal gambling”.
Senator Schroer moved that the above amendment be adopted, which motion prevailed.
SA 11, as amended, failed of adoption by the following vote:
YEAS—Senators
Brown (26th Dist.) Carter Coleman Eigel Hoskins Koenig May
Rizzo Schroer Trent Williams—11
NAYS—Senators
Arthur Bean Beck Bernskoetter Black Brown (16th Dist.) Crawford
Eslinger Fitzwater Gannon Hough Luetkemeyer McCreery Mosley
O'Laughlin Razer Roberts Rowden Thompson Rehder Washington—20
Absent—Senators
Brattin Cierpiot Moon—3
Absent with leave—Senators—None
Vacancies—None
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