Senate Bill 65
Introduced Senate Bill (S)
DIGEST
Privacy of lottery winners. Provides that: (1) the state lottery commission (commission) may not use or publicize the identity or image of an individual claiming a prize in a lottery game without the individual's written consent; (2) the commission may not pay any additional consideration to the individual for the right to use or publicize the individual's identity or image; (3) a member of the commission, the director, or an employee of the commission may be personally liable for the use or release of the identity or image of an individual claiming a prize in a lottery game without the
Privacy of lottery winners. Provides that: (1) the state lottery commission (commission) may not use or publicize the identity or image of an individual claiming a prize in a lottery game without the individual's written consent; (2) the commission may not pay any additional consideration to the individual for the right to use or publicize the individual's identity or image; (3) a member of the commission, the director, or an employee of the commission may be personally liable for the use or release of the identity or image of an individual claiming a prize in a lottery game without the
individual's written consent; and (4) a rule of the commission that is inconsistent with the new statute is void.
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