WAC 230-16-060
Assembly and packaging of pull-tab
series. When assembling and packaging a pull-tab series,
manufacturers must:
(1) Place each pull-tab series in one packaging
container, unless the number of tickets in the series exceeds
10,000. For pull-tab series that contain more than 10,000
tickets, manufacturers may package the pull-tab series in more
than one container if they:
(a) Seal all containers with a sticker or seal and shrink
wrap them; and
(b) Identically label each container with a referencing
system that identifies at least:
(i) The series number; and
(ii) The total boxes per series; and
(iii) The I.D. stamp numbers; and
(c) Mark the cases to identify the contents during
shipping, including:
(i) The series number; and
(ii) The total cases per set; and
(d) Package and ship each box or case together; and
(e) Package the packing slip and flare with one box of
the series; and
(f) Ensure that no case, package, box or container shall
be marked to make it distinguishable from any other case,
package, box or container within the series; and
(2) Not assemble the winning and losing pull-tabs in a
way that would allow prize manipulation; and
(3) Mix pull-tabs before placing them in their final
container to ensure pull-tabs are separated from their
original collated row position and dispersed among all rows in
the container; and
(4) Place a packing slip inside the container with the
name of manufacturer, series number, date of packaging, and
the name or identification of the person who packaged the
series. Manufacturers may print this information on the flare
or the outside of the container. Manufacturers must have this
information readily available if we request it; and
(5) Print on the outside of the container a message
stating that operators must remove the pull-tabs from the
container and thoroughly mix them before putting them out for
play. Manufacturers must:
(a) Print the information on:
(i) A crack-and-peel sticker and place it on the outside
of the packaging container; or
(ii) A packing slip placed inside the container; or
(b) Request our approval to exempt packages of jar
tickets from this requirement.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 9.46.070. 08-03-053 (Order 622), §
230-16-060, filed 1/11/08, effective 2/11/08; 07-19-069 (Order
615), § 230-16-060, filed 9/17/07, effective 1/1/08.]