Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Commission held a meeting by teleconference on 28 May 2020. Its agenda included a proposed emergency delegation allowing the agency director to oversee casino reopenings, an amended lottery regulation and routine lottery and gaming matters.
The proposed delegation concerns who would oversee casino reopening decisions in Maryland.
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