(a) the  identity  of  the  manufacturer  from  whom  the  distributor
purchased the product;
  (b) the serial number of the product;
  (c)  the  name,  address,  and  license or exempt permit number of the
organization or person to which the sale was made;
  (d) the date of the sale;
  (e) the name of the person who ordered the product;
  (f) the name of the person who received the product;
  (g) the type of product;
  (h) the serial number of the product;
  (i) the account number identifying the sale from the  manufacturer  to
distributor  and  the  account  number  identifying  the  sale  from the
distributor to the licensed organization; and
  (j)  the  name, form number, or other identifying information for each
game.
  4. Invoices. A distributor shall supply with each sale of a  bell  jar
product  an itemized invoice showing the distributor's name and address,
the purchaser's name, address, and license number, the date of the sale,
the account  number  identifying  the  sale  from  the  manufacturer  to
distributor  and  the  account  number  identifying  the  sale  from the
distributor to the licensed organization, and  the  description  of  the
deals,  including the form number, the serial number and the ideal gross
from every deal of bell jar or similar game.
  5. Reports.  A  distributor  shall  report  quarterly  to  the  gaming
commission,  on a form prescribed by the gaming commission, its sales of
each type of bell jar deal  or  tickets.  This  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 gaming commission may
require that a distributor submit  the  quarterly  report  and  invoices
required  by  this  section  via  electronic  media  or  electronic data
transfer.
  6. The board may inspect the premises, books, records,  and  inventory
of  a distributor without notice during the normal business hours of the
distributor.
  7. Certified physical inventory. The board may, upon request,  require
a  distributor to furnish a certified physical inventory of all bell jar
tickets in stock. The inventory shall contain the information  requested
by the board.
Structure New York Laws
Article 9-A - Local Option for Conduct of Games of Chance by Certain Organizations
185 - Short Title; Purpose of Article.
188 - Local Laws and Ordinances.
188-A - Powers and Duties of the Board.
189 - Restrictions Upon Conduct of Games of Chance.
189-A - Authorized Supplier of Games of Chance Equipment.
189-B - Declaration of State's Exemption From Operation of Provisions of 15 u.s.c. (1172).
189-C - Legal Shipments of Gaming Devices Into New York State.
190 - Application for License.
190-A - Raffles; License Not Required.
191 - Investigation; Matters to Be Determined; Issuance of License; Fees; Duration of License.
192 - Hearing; Amendment of License.
193 - Form and Contents of License; Display of License.
195 - Sunday; Conduct of Games On.
195-A - Participation by Persons Under Eighteen.
195-C - Persons Operating Games; Equipment; Expenses; Compensation.
195-D - Charge for Admission and Participation; Amount of Prizes; Award of Prizes.
195-F - Statement of Receipts, Expenses; Additional License Fees.
195-H - Appeals From the Decision of an Officer, Clerk or Department to Board.
195-I - Exemption From Prosecution.
195-J - Offenses; Forfeiture of License; Ineligibility to Apply for License.
195-K - Unlawful Games of Chance.
195-L - Article Inoperative Until Adopted by Voters.
195-M - Amendment and Repeal of Local Laws and Ordinances.
195-N - Manufacturers of Bell Jars; Reports and Records.
195-O - Distributor of Bell Jars; Reports and Records.
195-P - Transfer Restrictions.