An Act relative to the use of slot machines in veterans’ organizations for its members and invited guests
This bill would allow veterans' organizations in Massachusetts to operate up to five slot machines on their premises for members and invited guests. It creates a new "limited slot machine license" issued by the Gaming Commission, which is valid for five years and cannot be transferred to another entity. The legislation defines eligible applicants as organizations incorporated by the U.S. Congress and sets a maximum application or renewal fee of $500, with funds going to the state's Gaming Revenue Fund. Under this plan, the Commission would be responsible for registering, inspecting, and testing the machines to ensure compliance.
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