4.__Penalty.__A person who violates this section commits a civil violation for which a fine of not more than $1,000 may be adjudged.

5.__Application.__This chapter may not be construed to apply to any other amusement or game.

Sec. I-3. 17 MRSA §314-A, sub-§1, as amended by PL 1991, c. 426, §3 and affected by §9, is further amended to read:

1. Eligible organizations. The Chief of the State Police may issue licenses to operate high-stakes beano or high-stakes bingo to any a federally recognized Indian tribe.

A. The Chief of the State Police may also issue, to any a federally recognized tribe, licenses to sell lucky seven or other similar sealed tickets in accordance with section 324 324-A.

B. In conjunction with the operation of high-stakes beano, federally recognized Indian tribes holding a license under this section may advertise and offer prizes for attendance with a value of up to $25,000 under the terms prescribed for raffles in section 331, subsection 6. Any prize awarded under this paragraph must be awarded only on the basis of a ticket of admission to the high-stakes beano game and may only be awarded to a person who holds an admission ticket.

The Chief of the State Police may not issue more than one license under this section to a federally recognized Indian tribe for the same period.

Sec. I-4. 17 MRSA §314-A, sub-§§1-A and 2-A are enacted to read:

1-A.__Sealed tickets.__The Chief of the State Police may also issue to any federally recognized Indian tribe licenses to sell lucky seven or other similar sealed tickets in accordance with section 324-A.

2-A.__Attendance prizes.__In conjunction with the operation of high-stakes beano, a federally recognized Indian tribe holding a license under this section may advertise and offer prizes for attendance with a value of up to $25,000 under the terms prescribed for raffles in section 331, subsection 6.__A prize awarded under this subsection may be awarded only on the basis of