Senate Resolution No. urges the Senate Committee on Judiciary B to conduct a study on recent technological advancements in lotteries to assess their compliance with Louisiana law. The resolution highlights the significant revenue generated by the Louisiana Lottery Corporation for K-12 public education and local philanthropic initiatives since its inception in 1991, noting that it ended the 2024 fiscal year with over $642 million in revenue. It also emphasizes the corporation's history of innovation and adaptation to new technologies and games, which have evolved significantly over the past thirty years.

The resolution points out that recent technological developments, such as in-lane checkout systems in large retail outlets, may not have been anticipated by Louisiana citizens when they approved the lottery in 1990. Therefore, the Senate is requesting a thorough examination of these advancements to ensure they align with existing state laws. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the president of the Louisiana Lottery Corporation to keep them informed of this legislative action.