This bill establishes a charitable gaming oversight commission, which will consist of nine voting members and six non-voting members. The voting members include two state senators, five members from the House of Representatives, the executive director of the lottery commission, and the attorney general or their designee. The non-voting members will consist of four New Hampshire citizens with no financial interest in charitable gaming and two citizens appointed by the governor, representing gaming operators and charities. The commission is tasked with overseeing the implementation of charitable gaming laws, including historical horse race gaming, and will make recommendations for legislative changes as necessary, particularly regarding problem gambling, fund allocation, and preventing undue concentration of gaming facilities.

Additionally, the bill extends the commission's existence by ten years, changing the effective date for a related section from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2035. The commission is required to submit annual reports to the general court, starting on November 30, 2025, detailing its findings and recommendations. The commission will also be administratively attached to the lottery commission, ensuring oversight and coordination in charitable gaming matters.