英文摘要 |
The history the issuance of Taiwan public welfare lottery can be traced back to 1993 when the Ministry of Finance studied and put forward the “Evaluation Report on the Decision of Public Welfare Lottery” and drafted the “Draft of Public Welfare Lottery Issue Act”, which was approved by the Executive Yuan to resume the issuance of public welfare lottery, and was managed by the central legislation and submitted to the Legislative Yuan for deliberation. The “Draft of Public Welfare Lottery Issue Act” provides for the improvement of the issuance and management of public welfare lottery, combined with the official game policy, the guidance for the disadvantaged groups’ employment and raising financial resources for social welfare.
On June 16th, 1995, the “Public Welfare Lottery Issue Act” was passed by the Legislative Yuan. In 1999, the Ministry of Finance appointed the Bank of Taiwan as the first public welfare lottery issuer. So far, the Act has been issued for 22 years, with only four minor amendments made. In addition, the only sales channel of lottery tickets for public welfare has been the physical channel for disadvantaged groups since 1995.
In recent years, due to the progress of information technology, the popularity of Internet applications, the vigorous development of global online sales platforms, and the improvement of logistics efficiency, the number of consumers in traditional physical sales channels has gradually declined. As a result, the industries such as Taiwan’s public lottery which operate through complete physical sales channels are facing great challenges. This paper analyzes the successful experience of the public lottery issuers in North America, Europe, and Asia in the face of digital transformation, and considers how to increase the core competitiveness of sales channel operation of public lottery in its own country. The conclusion tries to provide the opportunities and operation proposals for the digital transformation of public lottery tickets in Taiwan, and proposes to revise the relevant management system and law. |