(1)  the qualified voters of this state should have the
opportunity to decide whether to authorize casino gaming at
destination resorts; and
             (2)  if authorized by those voters, casino gaming at
destination resorts should:
                   (A)  serve the public interest by fostering
economic development and job growth and providing tax relief and
funding for education and public safety programs;
                   (B)  be strictly regulated by a newly created
state agency empowered to adopt rules regulating who may obtain a
casino license and the conduct of casino gaming in this state;
                   (C)  be limited to areas of this state in which
pari-mutuel wagering has previously been approved;
                   (D)  be limited to areas of this state in which the
greatest positive economic impact from destination resort
development can be realized;
                   (E)  utilize some existing pari-mutuel racing
licenses to allow more immediate development of destination resorts
and to more quickly realize the related job growth and economic
development;
                   (F)  encourage participation by and competition
between multiple casino license holders; and
                   (G)  result in the reform and revitalization of
the horse racing industry in this state and the industry's benefits
to agricultural businesses in this state.
       SECTION 2.  Section 47(a), Article III, Texas Constitution,