New York Laws
Article 9-A - Local Option for Conduct of Games of Chance by Certain Organizations
195-N - Manufacturers of Bell Jars; Reports and Records.

(b) The flare for each deal of bell jar tickets sold by a manufacturer
in this state shall be placed inside the wrapping of the deal which the
flare describes.
(c) The bar code affixed to the flare of each bell jar game shall bear
the serial number of such game as prescribed by the board.
(d) The flare of each bell jar game shall have affixed a bar code that
provides: (1) the game code; (2) the serial number of the game; (3) the
name of the manufacturer; and (4) other information the board by rule
may require. The serial number included on the bar code shall be the
same as the serial number of the tickets included in the deal. A
manufacturer who manufactures a deal of bell jar tickets shall affix to

the outside of the container or wrapping containing the bell jar tickets
the same bar code that is affixed to the flare for that deal.
(e) No person shall alter the bar code that appears on the outside of
a container or wrapping containing a deal of bell jar tickets.
Possession of a deal of bell jars that has a bar code different from the
bar code of the deal inside the container or wrapping is prima facie
evidence that the possessor has altered the bar code on the box.
4. Reports of sales. A manufacturer who sells bell jar tickets for
resale in this state shall file with the board, on a form prescribed by
the board, a report of all bell jar tickets sold to distributors in the
state. The report shall be filed quarterly on or before the twentieth
day of the month succeeding the end of the quarter in which the sale was
made. The board may require that the report be submitted via magnetic
media or electronic data transfer.
5. Inspection. The board may inspect the premises, books, records, and
inventory of a manufacturer without notice during the normal business
hours of the manufacturer.