The bill would authorize grants to states for programs addressing gambling addiction. Grant amounts would be allocated using the same ratios as federal substance-use prevention and treatment block grants. The bill would also allow research grants on gambling addiction and require a report to Congress on the programs' effectiveness within three years of enactment.
States could use grant funding to address gambling addiction, and researchers could receive grants to study it. The bill does not specify particular services for individuals.
For fiscal years 2025 through 2034, the bill would authorize funding for state grants equal to 37.5% of the specified prior-year tax receipts, and funding for research equal to 12.5% of those receipts. It does not state dollar amounts.
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