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2001 Budget Analysis:California Gambling
We recommend the California Gambling Control Commission report to the Legislature during the budget hearings on
the status of funds received for deposit into the Revenue Sharing Trust Fund and the Special Distribution Fund and
various other information required to conduct appropriate oversight of Indian gambling. 
Currently, there are 61 approved tribal-state compacts. These compacts lay out the legal relationship between the tribes and the
state with respect to Indian gambling.
Gaming Machines Authorized Under Compacts. A significant provision of the compacts is the number of gaming machines
(such as slot machines) that each tribe is allowed to operate and the total number of machines allowed throughout the state.
Pursuant to the compacts, each tribe that signed a compact was required to report the number of gaming machines operated by the
tribe as of September 1, 1999. Based on the 61 compacts, there was a total of 19,005 gaming machines in operation at that time.
Figure 1 summarizes the distribution of these machines.
Under the compacts, the maximum number of machines a tribe can operate is 2,000. The total number of machines that can be
operated throughout the state is less certain. This is because the compact language concerning calculation of the total number of
authorized machines is unclear and subject to different interpretations. It is essential to clarify this uncertainty for several reasons.
First, the total number of machines will determine the overall magnitude of Nevada-style gambling that can occur on Indian land
within the state. It is also needed in order for the commission to carry out its state oversight role to determine if the tribes are
complying with the level of gambling authorized in the compacts. Finally, the number of statewide machines determines the amount
of money that will be distributed to certain tribes.

 Figure 1
 Indian Gaming Machines
In Operation September 1, 1999 
 Number of Gaming
Machines Per Tribe 
 Number of Tribes
0

23
1 to 350

16
351 to 750

13
751 to 1,250

7
1,251 to 2,000

2
 Total
 61

Revenue Sharing Trust Fund. This fund is to be distributed annually to each noncompact tribe in the amount of either
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2001 Budget Analysis:California Gambling
2001 Budget Analysis:California Gambling

Legislative Analyst's Office
Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill

 
 California Gambling Control Commission (0855) 
The California Gambling Control Commission was established by Chapter 867, Statues of 1997 (SB 8, Lockyer). The
five-member commission is appointed by the Governor subject to Senate confirmation. The commission (1) monitors and enforces
the terms of tribal-state gaming compacts (including the administration and distribution of funds received by the state as a result of
Indian gaming activities); (2) is responsible for the licensing and regulation of card rooms, card room owners, and certain card room
employees; and (3) provides oversight for specified aspects of horse track betting.
The 2001-02 Governor's Budget proposes $4.7 million ($2.8 million from the Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund and
$1.9 million from the Gambling Control Fund) and 42.8 personnel-years (PYs) for support of the commission and its activities. This
compares to the half-year funding the Legislature provided in the 2000-01 Budget Act of $576,000 (Gambling Control Fund) and
11 positions (including the commissioners). The Governor's budget indicates that the administration will seek legislation to augment
the current-year funding by $2.4 million ($1.7 million from the Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund and $0.7 million from the
Gambling Control Fund) and increase staff by 15 PYs. According to the Governor's budget, the proposed funding from the Indian
Gaming Special Distribution Fund in the current year and budget year is dependent on a General Fund loan because there are no
expected revenues to this fund in either year.
Background 
The Commission's Role in the Tribal-State Gaming Compacts. As a result of the passage of Proposition 1A in March 2000,
Class III gambling (such as slot machines and banked or percentage card games) became legal on California Indian land for those
Indian tribes that enter into a tribal-state compact approved by the Legislature, the Governor, and the federal government. The
primary role of the commission is to interact with the tribal gaming agencies to ensure the terms of the compacts are followed. The
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Spinning for American Game Fish (Book Review). C. Woodhull

1948

California Fish and Game 34(4). Fall 1948.

The abalones of California. P. Bonnot
Progress report on studies of striped bass reproduction in relation to the Central Valley Project. A. J. Calhoun and C. A. Woodhull
A critical review of range survey methods and their application to deer range management. W. P. Dasmann
Fertility of eggs of the ring-necked pheasant. H. Twining, H. A. Hjersman, and W. Macgregor
Do lobsters shrink when cooked? W. L. Scofield
Deep dragging by Eureka otter trawlers. E. K. Holmberg
Use of dukw's in the fishery for Basking Sharks, Cetorhinus maximus. J. E. Fitch
Retirement—S. Howard Dado
Retirement—H. C. Jackson
Retirement—William C. Malone
One Day at Teton Marsh (Book Review). J. F. Ashley
The Ways of Fishes (Book Review). B. Curtis
Animals Alive (Book Review). J. A. Aplin
Fire (Book Review). C. M. Herman
The Great Forest (Book Review). C. M. Herman
How to Live in the Woods (Book Review). C. M. Herman

California Fish and Game 34(3). Summer 1948.

The California sea lion census for 1947. P. Bonnot and W. E. Ripley
A contribution to the life history of the Sacramento perch (Archoplites interruptus) in Clear Lake, Lake County, California. G. I. Murphy
Notes on the biology of the Sacramento hitch (Lavinaia e. exilicauda) of Clear Lake, Lake County, California. G. I. Murphy
Kokanee in California. B. Curtis and J. C. Fraser
Experiments on the management of Colorado River beaver. A. L. Hensley and B. C. Fox
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