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# Raffle Structure

The activation checklist automatically verifies two key aspects of your raffle structure:

1. Raffle Duration
2. Ticket Package Compliance

### Duration Compliance

The system checks if your raffle's duration aligns with state regulations and permit requirements

### Ticket Package Compliance

#### Western Australia (WA)

* **Strict Requirements**: NO discounted ticket packages permitted
* All tickets must be sold at the same unit price
* Example of compliant pricing:
  * 1 ticket for $5
  * 2 tickets for $10
  * 5 tickets for $25

#### All Other States

Discounted packages allowed but must follow these rules:

### Ticket Package Pricing Structure

* Unit price must be descending or equal as quantity increases
* Example of compliant pricing:`1 ticket  = $5.00 ($5.00 per ticket)`\
  `3 tickets = $10.00 ($3.33 per ticket)`\
  `8 tickets = $20.00 ($2.50 per ticket)`

### Non-Compliant Example

The following would NOT pass the check:

`1 ticket  = $5.00 ($5.00 per ticket)`\
`3 tickets = $10.00 ($3.33 per ticket)`\
`8 tickets = $30.00 ($3.75 per ticket) ❌`

*Issue: $3.75 per ticket is higher than previous package's $3.33*

### Making Corrections

If compliance issues are found:

1. Return to the Edit Tab
2. Adjust ticket packages or dates as needed
3. Rerun compliance check
4. Proceed with activation once passed

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