Lottery Act of 1984

The Lottery Act of 1984 is a UK law that regulates lotteries and other forms of gambling. It established the legal framework for operating lotteries, ensuring they are conducted fairly and transparently. The Act aimed to protect participants, prevent cheating, and ensure that proceeds are used for good causes, such as charities. It introduced licensing requirements for lottery organizers and set rules for ticket sales and prize distribution. Overall, the Act seeks to balance the enjoyment of lotteries with responsible management and protection for consumers.