Section 316-35-608 - CONDUCT OF THE GAME - TRADITIONAL TICKET DRAWING LOTTERY608.01 A county, city, or village which authorizes the conduct of a traditional ticket drawing lottery shall establish the limitations, if any, on the playing of the lottery conducted by that county, city, or village by: 608.01A Any member of the governing board, a governing official, or the immediate family of such member or official;608.01B Any lottery operator or his or her immediate family; and608.01C Any person(s) having ownership interest in the authorized lottery location(s) or any employee thereof.608.01D For purposes of this regulation, immediate family shall mean spouse, children, grandchildren, brother, sister, parents, father-in-law or mother-in-law.608.02 Tickets meeting the minimum standards as set forth in Regulation 35-607 are not required to be purchased through a licensed lottery manufacturer-distributor and may, for example, be supplied through a local printer; however, such tickets are subject to approval by the Department.608.03 The drawing date to determine the winner(s) may not exceed the expiration date of the county, city or village's lottery license issued by the Department. 608.03A If the drawing to determine the winner(s) is to be held after the expiration date of its current license, the county, city, or village must renew their license each consecutive licensing period up to and including the date of the drawing.608.04 Each ticket stub shall be completed with the name, complete address and telephone number of the purchaser.608.05 Tickets which have not been sold to participants are not eligible for the drawing to determine the winner: 608.05A All unsold tickets and stubs of eligible tickets shall be returned to the county, city, or village and accounted for prior to the drawing to determine the winner(s).608.05B A county, city or village may not include any unsold stubs in the drawing.608.05C Any unsold tickets returned to the county, city, or village shall be securely stored until destroyed. Prior to their destruction, a record shall be made of the sequential numbers of the tickets to be destroyed.608.06 Winners shall be determined by a random drawing of all the ticket stubs sold which the ticket seller(s) have retained and returned to the county, city, or village as eligible for the drawing.608.07 The drawing shall be physically conducted by an individual at least 19 years of age and witnessed by at least two governing officials or board members.316 Neb. Admin. Code, 35, § 608