California Lottery Act

The California Lottery Act is legislation that established the state's lottery system, aiming to generate revenue for public education and other state programs. It defines the operation, regulation, and management of lottery games, ensuring transparency, fairness, and integrity. The Act sets policies for prize distributions, retailer participation, and responsible gaming. It also stipulates that proceeds are allocated to fund schools and related initiatives, with oversight by the California State Lottery Commission. Overall, the Act ensures the lottery functions legally and ethically to benefit public interests while maintaining consumer trust.