North Dakota § 53-12.1-02 Lottery - Administration - Line of credit

North Dakota Statutes

§ 53-12.1-02 — Lottery - Administration - Line of credit

North Dakota § 53-12.1-02

Title 53Sports and Amusements

Ch. 53-12.1Lottery

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N.D. Cent. Code § 53-12.1-02 (2026).

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1.There is established a division of the attorney general's office called the North Dakota lottery. Under the supervision of the attorney general, a director shall administer the lottery as provided in this chapter. The director shall consider the sensitive nature of the lottery, promote games, and ensure the integrity, security, and fairness of the lottery's operation. The lottery is solely responsible for the management and control over the operation of its games.

2.The attorney general's office may arrange a short-term line of credit with the Bank of North Dakota should lottery funds on hand be insufficient to meet an immediate major prize obligation. The line of credit is limited to the amount of each prize of one hundred thousand dollars or more that relates to prize funds known to

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1. There is established a division of the attorney general's office called the North Dakota
lottery. Under the supervision of the attorney general, a director shall administer the
lottery as provided in this chapter. The director shall consider the sensitive nature of
the lottery, promote games, and ensure the integrity, security, and fairness of the
lottery's operation. The lottery is solely responsible for the management and control
over the operation of its games.
2. The attorney general's office may arrange a short-term line of credit with the Bank of
North Dakota should lottery funds on hand be insufficient to meet an immediate major
prize obligation. The line of credit is limited to the amount of each prize of one hundred
thousand dollars or more that relates to prize funds known to be due and forthcoming
to the lottery from other government-authorized lotteries through the multistate lottery
association. However, the line of credit may not exceed one million dollars in the
aggregate.