AN ACT PROHIBITING THE CONNECTICUT LOTTERY CORPORATION FROM PUBLICLY DISCLOSING THE IDENTITIES OF CERTAIN CONNECTICUT LOTTERY WINNERS.

HB 6065 requires the Connecticut Lottery Corporation to obtain a winner's consent before publicly sharing their name. It directly affects lottery winners who might otherwise have their identities disclosed without permission. The bill changes the current practice by mandating that winners must explicitly agree to public disclosure of their names, rather than the corporation automatically publishing them. This policy change focuses on privacy for individuals who win prizes.