Amend HB 2265 as follows:                                                    
	(1)  In the recital to SECTION 1 of the bill, between "by" and 
"adding" (House engrossment, page 1, line 6), insert "amending 
Subdivisions (11) and (19) and".
	(2)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Subdivision (8-a), 
Section 2001.002, Occupations Code, between "organization" and 
"to" (House engrossment, page 1, line 9), insert "or tribal 
fraternal organization".
	(3)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Subdivision 
(13-a), Section 2001.002, Occupations Code, between "organization" 
and "to" (House engrossment, page 1, line 13), insert "or tribal 
fraternal organization".
	(4)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in amended Section 2001.002, 
Occupations Code (House engrossment, page 1, between lines 14 and 
15), insert the following:
		(11)  "Fraternal organization" means any of the 
following other than an organization whose members are 
predominantly veterans or dependents of veterans of the armed 
services of the United States:
			(A)  a nonprofit organization organized to 
perform and engaged primarily in performing charitable, 
benevolent, patriotic, employment-related, or educational 
functions that meet the other requirements of this chapter; [or]
			(B)  a nonprofit National Historical District 
Association representing the owners and lessees of a majority of 
the real property located in a National Historical District 
designated for not less than five years by the National Register of 
Historic Places, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service of 
the United States Department of the Interior, if the association's 
net proceeds are used for restoration, construction, maintenance, 
and security in the district; or
			(C)  a nonprofit organization that:                                   
				(i)  is organized under tribal law by a 
federally recognized Indian tribe that is not subject to the Indian 
Gaming Regulatory Act (18 U.S.C. Section 1166 et seq. and 25 U.S.C. 
Section 2701 et seq.) and that exercises tribal authority over a 
reservation, as defined by 25 U.S.C. Section 731 or 1300g; and
				(ii)  is organized to perform and is engaged 
primarily in performing charitable, benevolent, patriotic, 
employment-related, or educational functions. [The term "fraternal 
organization" does not include an organization whose members are 
predominantly veterans or dependents of veterans of the armed 
services of the United States.]
		(19)  "Nonprofit organization" means:                                  
			(A) an unincorporated association or a 
corporation that is incorporated or holds a certificate of 
authority under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act (Article 
1396-1.01 et seq., Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), that [.  The 
organization]:
				(i)  does  [(A) may] not distribute any of 
its income to its members, officers, or governing body, other than 
as reasonable compensation for services;  and
				(ii)  has [(B) must have obtained] tax 
exempt status under Section 501(c), Internal Revenue Code of 1986; 
or
			(B)  a tribal organization formed by a federally 
recognized Indian tribe that exercises tribal authority over a 
reservation, as defined by 25 U.S.C. Section 731 or 1300g, to engage 
primarily in performing charitable, benevolent, patriotic, 
employment-related, or educational functions.
	(5)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Subdivision 
(23-a), Section 2001.002, Occupations Code, between "organization" 
and "until" (House engrossment, page 1, line 17), insert "or tribal 
fraternal organization".
	(6)  In SECTION 2 of the bill, in proposed Subsection (e), 
Section 2001.420, Occupations Code, between "organization" and 
"may" (House engrossment, page 2, line 10), insert "or tribal 
fraternal organization".
	(7)  Insert the following appropriately numbered SECTION and 
renumber subsequent SECTIONS accordingly:
	SECTION __.  Subchapter C, Chapter 2001, Occupations Code, 
is amended by adding Section 2001.1015 to read as follows:
	Sec. 2001.1015.  CHARITABLE BINGO BY TRIBAL FRATERNAL 
ORGANIZATION.  (a)  A nonprofit organization in existence for at 
least 180 days that qualifies as a fraternal organization under 
Section 2001.002(11)(C) may conduct bingo on the reservation of the 
Indian tribe under whose tribal law the organization is organized 
on adoption by the tribe of rules governing the conduct of bingo by 
the organization that conform to the substantive provisions of this 
chapter and of Sections 47(b) and (c), Article III, Texas 
Constitution.
	(b)  In accordance with Sections 107(b) and 207(b), Ysleta 
del Sur Pueblo and Alabama-Coushatta Indian Tribes of Texas 
Restoration Act (25 U.S.C.  Sections 1300g-6(b) and 737(b)), an 
organization described by Subsection (a) may conduct bingo 
activities in accordance with the tribe's rules adopted under 
Subsection (a) without submitting to the regulatory jurisdiction, 
including licensing requirements, of this state.
	(c)  A nonprofit organization may not conduct bingo under 
this section unless:
		(1)  the organization transfers to this state on a 
monthly basis an amount equal to five percent of the organization's 
adjusted gross receipts from bingo in the manner prescribed by the 
comptroller;
		(2)  all other proceeds are spent in Texas for 
charitable purposes;  
		(3)  the games are limited to one location as defined by 
law on property owned or leased by the organization; and
		(4)  the games are conducted, promoted, and 
administered by members of the organization.
	(d)  A nonprofit organization may not conduct bingo under 
this section unless the organization reports quarterly to the 
comptroller the amount of revenue that the organization collects 
from the games and the purposes for which the revenue is spent. The 
commission may impose an administrative civil penalty against the 
organization for a violation of the quarterly reporting 
requirement. The amount of the administrative penalty may not 
exceed $1,000 for each violation.