34.6 Permitted lotteriesThe Gambling Act 2005 makes special provision for incidental non-commercial lotteries (lotteries which are incidental to a non-commercial event)1, private lotteries (lotteries which are promoted for and by members of a society, people working on the same premises or residents who live in a single set of premises)2, customer lotteries (lotteries which are promoted only to customers present on the premises of a business)3, small society lotteries (lotteries promoted on behalf of a non-commercial society)4, and licensed lotteries (lotteries promoted by a non-commercial society or a local authority under
The Gambling Act 2005 makes special provision for incidental non-commercial lotteries (lotteries which are incidental to a non-commercial event)1, private lotteries (lotteries which are promoted for and by members of a society, people working on the same premises or residents who live in a single set of premises)2, customer lotteries (lotteries which are promoted only to customers present on the premises of a business)3, small society lotteries (lotteries promoted on behalf of a non-commercial society)4, and licensed lotteries (lotteries promoted by a non-commercial society or a local authority under
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