South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current RegulationsSchedule 10—Instant lottery rules
This Schedule sets out the rules that an organisation must comply with in
conducting an instant lottery authorised by an instant lottery licence.
An advertisement of the lottery must state the number of the lottery licence
under which the lottery is conducted.
3—Distribution of proceeds of instant lottery
(1) The whole of the
net proceeds of the lottery must be applied for the approved purposes that are
specified in the licence.
(2) The total amount
of proceeds applied for the approved purposes that are specified in the
licence must not be less than 20% of the gross proceeds of the lottery.
(3) No part of the
net proceeds of the lottery may be applied for the benefit of—
(a) a
member of the organisation; or
(b) a
registered corporation that returns profits to its members.
(1) The tickets for
the lottery must be purchased from a licensed supplier of
instant lottery tickets.
(2) An
instant lottery ticket must not be sold to a person under the age of
18 years.
(3) Each ticket in the
lottery must be of equal value and give rise to an equal chance of winning.
(4) The licensee must
display, at or near the place at which the tickets in the lottery are being
sold, a sign stating—
(a) the
nature and value of each prize to be won in the lottery; and
(b) the
restrictions on entry,
unless that information appears on the tickets.
The total value of all prizes in the lottery must be not less than 20% of the
total face value of all tickets in the lottery.
6—Record keeping and provision of information
(1) The licensee must
keep accurate records of—
(a) the
number of tickets sold and the number of tickets available for sale; and
(b) the
name of the supplier from whom tickets were purchased; and
(c) the
details of the lotteries conducted including—
(i)
the serial numbers of the tickets sold in each lottery;
and
(ii)
the opening and closing date for each lottery; and
(iii)
the class or type of each lottery; and
(d) the
gross proceeds of the lottery; and
(e) the
details of the distribution of net proceeds of the lottery including—
(i)
the name of each recipient; and
(ii)
the amount received by each recipient; and
(f) the
administrative costs of conducting the lottery.
(2) The licensee must,
in relation to each lottery conducted during the licence period, keep a copy
of the records referred to in subrule (1) for a period of not less than
1 year from the expiry of the licence and ensure that they are available
for inspection by the Commissioner during that period.
(3) The licensee must
provide the Commissioner with such other information, and in such manner, as
is reasonably required by the Commissioner for the purpose of monitoring
compliance with these regulations.
(1) The licensee
must—
(a) pay
all money received from the sale of tickets in each lottery conducted during
the licence period into an ADI account operated by the licensee; and
(b) keep
accurate accounts of all income and expenditure relating to each lottery
conducted during the licence period, being accounts that are separate from the
other accounts kept by the licensee; and
(c)
cause those accounts to be audited annually by an auditor, subject to
subrule (2).
(a) if
the gross proceeds during the reporting period are less than
$50 000—within 1 month after each anniversary of the issue of
the licence and within 1 month of the expiry of the licence period,
provide the Commissioner with a financial statement that includes the
particulars required by the Commissioner; or
(b) if
the gross proceeds during the reporting period are $50 000 or
more—within 2 months after each anniversary of the issue of the
licence and within 2 months of the expiry of the licence period, provide
the Commissioner with a financial statement—
(i)
that includes the particulars required by the
Commissioner; and
(ii)
that is certified correct by the auditor who audited the
accounts of each lottery conducted during the licence period.