Maine § 17 §313-D Registration exceptions

Maine Statutes

§ 17 §313-D — Registration exceptions

Maine·Title 17 CRIMES·Ch. 13-A BEANO OR BINGO

Notwithstanding section 312, subsection 1 and section 313‑E, and subject to the conditions set out in this section, the following organizations may conduct beano without a license or without registering with the Gambling Control Unit.

1.Senior organizations. Clubs, groups or organizations composed of individuals at least 90% of whom are 62 years of age or older when beano is conducted for their own entertainment and not for profit.

2.Campgrounds. A campground licensed under Title 22, section 2492 or a campground operated by the State Government or the Federal Government when:

3.Resort hotels. A bona fide resort hotel, which includes a full-service hotel facility and offers leisure and recreational activities to its patrons, such as tennis, golf or horseback riding, when:

4.Schools. A s

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Notwithstanding section 312, subsection 1 and section 313‑E, and subject to the conditions set out in this section, the following organizations may conduct beano without a license or without registering with the Gambling Control Unit.
1.
Senior organizations.
Clubs, groups or organizations composed of individuals at least 90% of whom are 62 years of age or older when beano is conducted for their own entertainment and not for profit.
2.
Campgrounds.
A campground licensed under Title 22, section 2492 or a campground operated by the State Government or the Federal Government when:
3.
Resort hotels.
A bona fide resort hotel, which includes a full-service hotel facility and offers leisure and recreational activities to its patrons, such as tennis, golf or horseback riding, when:
4.
Schools.
A school for children in kindergarten to grade 8 when:
Notwithstanding section 319, persons under the age of 16 may take part in a game of beano conducted under subsection 2, 3 or 4.

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