The West Virginia state fair board may apply annually to the Tax Commissioner for a state fair online raffle license to provide for the conduct of online raffle occasions. The license shall permit the state fair board to have one or more persons conduct online raffle occasions who have conducted online raffle occasions on a regular basis for a least one year prior to the date of the state fair board's application. The state fair shall pay a licensee fee of $500 which shall be paid to the Tax Commissioner for the state fair online raffle license. The provisions of §47-21A-11, §47-21A-12, and §47-21A-13 of the code do nort apply to a state fair raffle license. A state fair online raffle license may not be issued unless the application includes a copy of any agreement entered into between the state fair board and the persons or entities who are to conduct online raffle occasions. The state fair board may adopt reasonable rules and regulations, not inconsistent with or int violation of the provisions of this article, to govern the holding of online raffle occasions.
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