This amendment restructures the bill's approach to sports wagering vendor permitting by replacing geolocation system requirements with a new permit issuance framework for vendors and tribes.
- Changes the bill's title from an amendment bill to a bill specifically requiring vendor permits to be issued as specified, rather than amending geolocation requirements. (Page 1, lines 2-5)
- Updates the statutory reference from 9-24-102(b)(i)(F) to 9-24-103(m), indicating the provision will be moved to a new subsection dealing with permits and licenses. (Page 1, line 8)
- Adds clarification that tribes operating physical locations under secretarial procedures issued by the U.S. Department of Interior shall not be disqualified as qualified gaming entities. (Page 2, lines 10-16)
- Adds clarification that tribes operating physical locations pursuant to a tribal-state gaming compact with Wyoming shall not be disqualified as qualified gaming entities. (Page 2, lines 18-23)
- Removes the detailed geolocation system requirements that were originally in 9-24-102(b)(i)(F), including provisions about patron physical presence verification and tribal reservation exceptions. (Page 2, lines 16-23)
- Replaces deleted geolocation requirements with a new section 9-24-103(m) that establishes a permit issuance framework requiring: (i) sports wagering vendors operating in good standing in at least three U.S. jurisdictions under state regulatory structure; (ii) the Northern Arapaho tribe of the Wind River Reservation; and (iii) the Eastern Shoshone tribe of the Wind River Reservation, with all permit applicants required to pay specified fees. (Page 3, lines 2-18)
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