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107 SENATE BILL 878
118 C7, J1 4lr2096
129 CF HB 1029
1310 By: Senator Klausmeier
1411 Introduced and read first time: February 2, 2024
1512 Assigned to: Budget and Taxation
16-Committee Report: Favorable with amendments
17-Senate action: Adopted
18-Read second time: February 29, 2024
1913
20-CHAPTER ______
14+A BILL ENTITLED
2115
2216 AN ACT concerning 1
2317
2418 Gaming – Problem Gambling – Prevalence Study and Fund Revenue 2
2519
2620 FOR the purpose of requiring the Maryland Department of Health to conduct certain 3
2721 prevalence studies concerning problem and pathological mobile gambling; altering 4
2822 the distribution of certain State lottery, fantasy competition, and sports wagering 5
2923 proceeds; and generally relating to problem gambling and the Problem Gambling 6
3024 Fund. 7
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3226 BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 8
3327 Article – Health – General 9
3428 Section 19–804 10
3529 Annotated Code of Maryland 11
3630 (2023 Replacement Volume) 12
3731
38-BY adding to 13
32+BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 13
3933 Article – State Government 14
40-Section 9–1A–33(b)(7) 15
34+Section 9–120(b)(1)(xii) and (xiii), 9–1D–04, and 9–1E–12(b) 15
4135 Annotated Code of Maryland 16
4236 (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 17
4337
44-BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 18
38+BY adding to 18
4539 Article – State Government 19
46-Section 9–120(b)(1)(xii) and (xiii), 9–1D–04, and 9–1E–12(b) 20
40+Section 9–120(b)(1)(xiii) 20
4741 Annotated Code of Maryland 21
48- (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 22 2 SENATE BILL 878
42+ (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 22
43+
44+BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, 23
45+ Article – State Government 24
46+ Section 9–1E–12(a) 25
47+ Annotated Code of Maryland 26
48+ (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 27 2 SENATE BILL 878
4949
5050
5151
52-BY adding to 1
53- Article – State Government 2
54-Section 9–120(b)(1)(xiii) 3
55- Annotated Code of Maryland 4
56- (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 5
52+ SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 1
53+That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 2
5754
58-BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, 6
59- Article – State Government 7
60- Section 9–1E–12(a) 8
61- Annotated Code of Maryland 9
62- (2021 Replacement Volume and 2023 Supplement) 10
55+Article – Health – General 3
6356
64- SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 11
65-That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 12
57+19–804. 4
6658
67-Article – Health – General 13
59+ (a) (1) The Secretary shall make grants from or agreements for the use of State 5
60+funds, including the funds provided under § 9–1A–33 of the State Government Article, and 6
61+federal funds to help public agencies or nonprofit organizations operate the network of 7
62+clinically appropriate services for problem gamblers who reside in the State to provide the 8
63+following: 9
6864
69-19–804. 14
65+ (i) Inpatient and residential services; 10
7066
71- (a) (1) The Secretary shall make grants from or agreements for the use of State 15
72-funds, including the funds provided under § 9–1A–33 of the State Government Article, and 16
73-federal funds to help public agencies or nonprofit organizations operate the network of 17
74-clinically appropriate services for problem gamblers who reside in the State to provide the 18
75-following: 19
67+ (ii) Outpatient services; 11
7668
77- (i) Inpatient and residential services; 20
69+ (iii) Intensive outpatient services; 12
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79- (ii) Outpatient services; 21
71+ (iv) Continuing care services; 13
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81- (iii) Intensive outpatient services; 22
73+ (v) Educational services; 14
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83- (iv) Continuing care services; 23
75+ (vi) Services for victims of domestic violence; and 15
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85- (v) Educational services; 24
77+ (vii) Other preventive or rehabilitative services or treatment. 16
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87- (vi) Services for victims of domestic violence; and 25
79+ (2) Research and training that are designed to improve or extend these 17
80+services are proper items of expense. 18
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89- (vii) Other preventive or rehabilitative services or treatment. 26
82+ (b) The Secretary shall conduct [a]: 19
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91- (2) Research and training that are designed to improve or extend these 27
92-services are proper items of expense. 28
84+ (1) A prevalence study and replication prevalence studies to measure the 20
85+rate of problem and pathological IN–PERSON gambling in the State; AND 21
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94- (b) The Secretary shall conduct [a]: 29
87+ (2) A PREVALENCE STUDY AND REPLICATION PREVALEN CE STUDIES 22
88+TO MEASURE THE RATE OF PROBLEM AND PATHO LOGICAL MOBILE GAMBL ING IN 23
89+THE STATE. 24
9590
96- (1) A prevalence study and replication prevalence studies to measure the 30
97-rate of problem and pathological IN–PERSON gambling in the State; AND 31 SENATE BILL 878 3
91+ (c) (1) Subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, the Secretary shall contract 25
92+with an independent researcher to conduct the prevalence studies. 26
93+
94+ (2) The Secretary shall utilize the most current psychiatric or diagnostic 27
95+criteria for problem and pathological gambling as the basis for the prevalence studies. 28
96+ SENATE BILL 878 3
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99+ (d) (1) The initial prevalence study ON PROBLEM AND PATHO LOGICAL 1
100+IN–PERSON GAMBLING IN T HE STATE shall be completed on or before July 1, 2009. 2
100101
101- (2) A PREVALENCE STUDY AND REPLICATION PREVALE NCE STUDIES 1
102-TO MEASURE THE RATE OF PROBLEM AND PATHO LOGICAL MOBILE GAMBL ING IN 2
103-THE STATE. 3
102+ (2) THE INITIAL PREVALENC E STUDY ON PROBLEM A ND 3
103+PATHOLOGICAL MOBILE GAMBLING IN THE STATE SHALL BE COMPLE TED ON OR 4
104+BEFORE JULY 1, 2029. 5
104105
105- (c) (1) Subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, the Secretary shall contract 4
106-with an independent researcher to conduct the prevalence studies. 5
106+ (e) Replication prevalence studies shall be conducted no less than every 5 years 6
107+with measures taken to permit comparisons between the initial prevalence study and 7
108+subsequent replication prevalence studies. 8
107109
108- (2) The Secretary shall utilize the most current psychiatric or diagnostic 6
109-criteria for problem and pathological gambling as the basis for the prevalence studies. 7
110+ (f) Services under this subtitle shall be provided by public agencies or, under 9
111+contract, by nonprofit organizations. 10
110112
111- (d) (1) The initial prevalence study ON PROBLEM AND PATHO LOGICAL 8
112-IN–PERSON GAMBLING IN T HE STATE shall be completed on or before July 1, 2009. 9
113+Article – State Government 11
113114
114- (2) THE INITIAL PREVALENC E STUDY ON PROBLEM A ND 10
115-PATHOLOGICAL MOBILE GAMBLING IN THE STATE SHALL BE COMPLE TED ON OR 11
116-BEFORE JULY 1, 2029. 12
115+9–120. 12
117116
118- (e) Replication prevalence studies shall be conducted no less than every 5 years 13
119-with measures taken to permit comparisons between the initial prevalence study and 14
120-subsequent replication prevalence studies. 15
117+ (b) (1) By the end of the month following collection, the Comptroller shall 13
118+deposit, cause to be deposited, or pay: 14
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122- (f) Services under this subtitle shall be provided by public agencies or, under 16
123-contract, by nonprofit organizations. 17
120+ (xii) after June 30, 2023, into the Prince George’s County Blue Line 15
121+Corridor Facility Fund established under § 10–657.6 of the Economic Development Article 16
122+from the money that remains in the State Lottery Fund from the proceeds of all lotteries 17
123+after the distributions under subsection (a) of this section and items (i) through (xi) of this 18
124+paragraph, an amount not to exceed $27,000,000 to be paid in two installments not later 19
125+than November 1 and June 1 of each fiscal year; [and] 20
124126
125-Article – State Government 18
127+ (XIII) AFTER JUNE 30, 2024, INTO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING 21
128+FUND ESTABLISHED UNDE R § 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE, 1% OF THE MONEY THAT 22
129+REMAINS IN THE STATE LOTTERY FUND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF ALL LOTTERIES 23
130+EACH FISCAL YEAR , EXCEPT FROM THE INST ANT TICKET LOTTERY M ACHINES 24
131+UNDER § 9–112 OF THIS SUBTITLE, AFTER THE DISTRIBUTI ONS UNDER SUBSECTION 25
132+(A) OF THIS SECTION AND ITEMS (I) THROUGH (XII) OF THIS PARAGRAPH ; AND 26
126133
127-9–120. 19
134+ [(xiii)] (XIV) into the General Fund of the State the money that remains 27
135+in the State Lottery Fund from the proceeds of all lotteries after the distributions under 28
136+subsection (a) of this section and items (i) through [(xii)] (XIII) of this paragraph. 29
128137
129- (b) (1) By the end of the month following collection, the Comptroller shall 20
130-deposit, cause to be deposited, or pay: 21
138+9–1D–04. 30
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132- (xii) after June 30, 2023, into the Prince George’s County Blue Line 22
133-Corridor Facility Fund established under § 10–657.6 of the Economic Development Article 23
134-from the money that remains in the State Lottery Fund from the proceeds of all lotteries 24
135-after the distributions under subsection (a) of this section and items (i) through (xi) of this 25
136-paragraph, an amount not to exceed $27,000,000 to be paid in two installments not later 26
137-than November 1 and June 1 of each fiscal year; [and] 27
138-
139- (XIII) AFTER JUNE 30, 2024, INTO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING 28
140-FUND ESTABLISHED UNDE R § 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE, 1% OF THE MONEY THAT 29
141-REMAINS IN THE STATE LOTTERY FUND FROM THE PROCEED S OF ALL LOTTERIES 30
142-EACH FISCAL YEAR , EXCEPT FROM THE INST ANT TICKET LOTTERY M ACHINES 31
143-UNDER § 9–112 OF THIS SUBTITLE, AFTER THE DISTRIBUTI ONS UNDER SUBSECTION 32
144-(A) OF THIS SECTION AND ITEMS (I) THROUGH (XII) OF THIS PARAGRAPH ; AND 33
140+ (a) A fantasy competition operator shall retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds and 31
141+pay the remainder to the Commission. 32
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148- [(xiii)] (XIV) into the General Fund of the State the money that remains 1
149-in the State Lottery Fund from the proceeds of all lotteries after the distributions under 2
150-subsection (a) of this section and items (i) through [(xii)] (XIII) of this paragraph. 3
145+ (b) [The Commission shall distribute the proceeds paid] FROM THE 1
146+REMAINDER OF THE PRO CEEDS PAID TO THE COMMISSION under subsection (a) of this 2
147+section, THE COMMISSION SHALL PAY THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT S: 3
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152-9–1A–33. 4
149+ (1) 93.75% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund established under 4
150+§ 5–206 of the Education Article; AND 5
153151
154- (b) (7) ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2025, AND EACH NOVEMBER 1 5
155-THEREAFTER , THE SECRETARY OF HEALTH SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE 6
156-GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH § 2–1257 OF THIS ARTICLE , ON HOW 7
157-THE FUNDS IN THE PROBLEM GAMBLING FUND HAVE BEEN EXPEND ED ON 8
158-PROBLEM GAMBLING TRE ATMENT AND PREVENTIO N PROGRAMS UNDER THI S 9
159-SUBSECTION. 10
152+ (2) 6.25% TO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING FUND ESTABLISHED UNDER 6
153+§ 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE. 7
160154
161-9–1D04. 11
155+9–1E12. 8
162156
163- (a) A fantasy competition operator shall retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds and 12
164-pay the remainder to the Commission. 13
157+ (a) (1) The Commission shall account to the Comptroller for all of the revenue 9
158+under this subtitle. 10
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166- (b) [The Commission shall distribute the proceeds paid ] FROM THE 14
167-REMAINDER OF THE PRO CEEDS PAID TO THE COMMISSION under subsection (a) of this 15
168-section, THE COMMISSION SHALL PAY THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT S: 16
160+ (2) The proceeds from sports wagering, less the amount retained by the 11
161+licensee under subsection (b)(1) of this section, shall be under the control of the Comptroller 12
162+and distributed as provided under subsection (b) of this section. 13
169163
170- (1) 93.75% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund established under 17
171-§ 5–206 of the Education Article; AND 18
164+ (b) (1) (i) Except as provided in subparagraphs (ii), (iii), and (iv) of this 14
165+paragraph, all proceeds from sports wagering shall be electronically transferred monthly 15
166+into the State Lottery Fund established under Subtitle 1 of this title. 16
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173- (2) 6.25% TO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING FUND ESTABLISHED UNDE R 19
174-§ 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE. 20
168+ (ii) A Class A–1 and A–2 sports wagering facility licensee shall 17
169+retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds from sports wagering conducted at the locations described 18
170+in § 9–1E–09(a) of this subtitle. 19
175171
176-9–1E–12. 21
172+ (iii) A Class B–1 and B–2 sports wagering facility licensee shall 20
173+retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds from sports wagering conducted at the location described 21
174+in the licensee’s application. 22
177175
178- (a) (1) The Commission shall account to the Comptroller for all of the revenue 22
179-under this subtitle. 23
176+ (iv) A mobile sports wagering licensee shall retain [85%] 84% of the 23
177+proceeds from online sports wagering received by the licensee. 24
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181- (2) The proceeds from sports wagering, less the amount retained by the 24
182-licensee under subsection (b)(1) of this section, shall be under the control of the Comptroller 25
183-and distributed as provided under subsection (b) of this section. 26
179+ (2) All proceeds from sports wagering in the State Lottery Fund 25
180+established under Subtitle 1 of this title shall be distributed on a monthly basis, on a 26
181+properly approved transmittal prepared by the Commission AS FOLLOWS: 27
184182
185- (b) (1) (i) Except as provided in subparagraphs (ii), (iii), and (iv) of this 27
186-paragraph, all proceeds from sports wagering shall be electronically transferred monthly 28
187-into the State Lottery Fund established under Subtitle 1 of this title. 29
183+ (I) 93.75% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund established 28
184+under § 5–206 of the Education Article; AND 29
188185
189- (ii) A Class A–1 and A–2 sports wagering facility licensee shall 30
190-retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds from sports wagering conducted at the locations described 31
191-in § 9–1E–09(a) of this subtitle. 32
186+ (II) 6.25% TO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING FUND ESTABLISHED 30
187+UNDER § 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE. 31
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195- (iii) A Class B–1 and B–2 sports wagering facility licensee shall 1
196-retain [85%] 84% of the proceeds from sports wagering conducted at the location described 2
197-in the licensee’s application. 3
198-
199- (iv) A mobile sports wagering licensee shall retain [85%] 84% of the 4
200-proceeds from online sports wagering received by the licensee. 5
201-
202- (2) All proceeds from sports wagering in the State Lottery Fund 6
203-established under Subtitle 1 of this title shall be distributed on a monthly basis, on a 7
204-properly approved transmittal prepared by the Commission AS FOLLOWS: 8
205-
206- (I) 93.75% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund established 9
207-under § 5–206 of the Education Article; AND 10
208-
209- (II) 6.25% TO THE PROBLEM GAMBLING FUND ESTABLISHED 11
210-UNDER § 9–1A–33 OF THIS TITLE. 12
211-
212- SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect July 13
213-1, 2024. 14
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217-
218-Approved:
219-________________________________________________________________________________
220- Governor.
221-________________________________________________________________________________
222- President of the Senate.
223-________________________________________________________________________________
224- Speaker of the House of Delegates.
191+ SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect July 1
192+1, 2024. 2