1. (1) the text of subdivision (a) of this section;
2. (2) the text of section 5004.9(c) of this Title;
3. (3) the text of section 5006.6 of this Title;
4. (4) a warning to customers to take care to ensure the safekeeping of lottery tickets and not to risk claim complications by disseminating images of purchased tickets;
5. (5) that the commission is not responsible for the courier service’s failure to deliver or delay in delivering any lottery ticket to a courier customer; and
6. (6) that the commission is not responsible for any acts, omissions or errors a courier service may make that cause a lottery ticket to fail to meet the commission’s ticket validation requirements.

(a) Receipt is not a ticket.

No courier customer request for courier service and no receipt or acknowledgment of any such request constitutes evidence of a validly issued lottery ticket. A ticket, in order to be a validly issued ticket, shall be generated by a lottery terminal authorized by the commission or be a printed instant ticket produced by the commission for sale. A ticket is not deemed validly issued when a request for purchase is made of a courier service, when such a request is acknowledged or when a courier customer makes a payment to a courier service.

(b) Required disclosures to courier customers.

A courier service shall disclose prominently on such licensee’s network: