B.__An amount not to exceed 26% is paid to the distributor who owns the machine;

C.__Five percent is retained by the licensee and used to supplement harness racing purses at its facility;

D.__One percent is sent to the racing commission and credited by the racing commission to the Sire Stakes Fund created in Title 8, section 281;

E.__Three percent is paid to the Department of Public Safety, Bureau of State Police to cover administrative expenses attributable to duties arising under this chapter;

F.__Two percent is paid to the Treasurer of State, who shall credit the money to the Stipend Fund provided for in Title 7, section 62.__The money credited is distributed to agricultural fairs licensed under Title 8 to accept wagers on harness races and that do not telecast those races or accept wagers placed at any betting facility located off the grounds of the fair; and

G.__All remaining net video lottery terminal revenue is retained by the licensee.

2.__Failure to deposit funds.__A video lottery terminal distributor who willfully refuses to comply with this section commits a Class D crime.__The license of that person may be revoked by the Administrative Court and the video lottery terminals to which the undeposited funds are attributable may be disabled by the Chief of the State Police.

3.__Late payments.__A payment not remitted within 30 days of the date due must be paid together with a penalty assessment on the unpaid balance at a rate of 1.5% per month for the period commencing 30 days after the date when the payment was due.

SUBCHAPTER IV

ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES

§391.__Reports; records

1.__Reports; records.__The Chief of the State Police shall require from any licensed video lottery terminal distributor, manufacturer, wholesaler or licensee whatever records and reports