Compiled January, 2013
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Prior History: Former Business and Professions Code § 19817, added 1983, c. 721
Current:
Added: 1997, c. 867
Amended:
• 1998, c. 423: in subdivision (e)(2)(B), substituted “horse races” for “horseraces”; and added subdivision (g) relating to collection of player fees.
• 1998, c. 424: deleted subdivision (f) and redesignated subdivision (g) as subdivision (f).
• 2001, c. 941: rewrote subdivision (f).
• 2003, c. 756: in subdivision (e)(1), inserted “poker or Pai Gow game, and any other other [sic] game played with cards or tiles, or both, and approved by the Division of Gambling Control, and any”; and rewrote subdivision (f).
• 2004, c. 405: in subdivision (e)(1), made a nonsubstantive change to delete the duplicated word “other” following “and any other”.
• 2005, c. 546: rewrote subdivision (d).
• 2007, c. 176: in subdivision (e)(1), substituted “Department of Justice” for “Division of Gambling Control”.
• 2007, c. 493: in subdivision (f), substituted “five” for “three” in two places.
• 2008, c. 509: in subdivision (e)(2)(A), inserted “326.3 or”.
• 2011, c. 15: in subdivision (a), amended the introductory clause by deleting “the state prison or in” after “imprisonment in” and adding “or by imprisonment pursuant to subdivision (h) of Section 1170”.
12 bills affected this section.
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