Minnesota § 4.47 REPORT ON COMPULSIVE GAMBLING

Minnesota Statutes

§ 4.47 — REPORT ON COMPULSIVE GAMBLING

Minnesota § 4.47

PartCONSTITUTIONAL OFFICES AND DUTIES

Ch. 4GOVERNOR

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Minn. Stat. § 4.47 (2026).

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The governor shall report to the legislature by February 1 of each odd-numbered year on the state's progress in addressing the problem of compulsive gambling. The report must include:

(1)a summary of available data describing the extent of the problem in Minnesota;

(2)a summary of programs, both governmental and private, that

(i)provide diagnosis and treatment for compulsive gambling;

(ii)enhance public awareness of the problem and the availability of compulsive gambling services;

(iii)are designed to prevent compulsive gambling and other problem gambling by elementary and secondary school students and vulnerable adults; and

(iv)offer professional training in the identification, referral, and treatment of compulsive gamblers;

(3)the likely impact on compulsive gambling of each form

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The governor shall report to the legislature by February 1 of each odd-numbered year on the state's progress in addressing the problem of compulsive gambling. The report must include:
(1) a summary of available data describing the extent of the problem in Minnesota;
(2) a summary of programs, both governmental and private, that
(i) provide diagnosis and treatment for compulsive gambling;
(ii) enhance public awareness of the problem and the availability of compulsive gambling services;
(iii) are designed to prevent compulsive gambling and other problem gambling by elementary and secondary school students and vulnerable adults; and
(iv) offer professional training in the identification, referral, and treatment of compulsive gamblers;
(3) the likely impact on compulsive gambling of each form of gambling; and
(4) budget recommendations for state-level compulsive gambling programs and activities.