CAP Code rule 8.24
CAP Code rule 8.24 is the key UK advertising rule for prize draw winner selection.
ScirDom supports the computer-process route by recording the locked participant list, tested randomness, published algorithm, signed certificate, and evidence pack.
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Rule 8.24 says promoters of prize draws must ensure prizes are awarded by chance and, unless winners are selected by a computer process that produces verifiably random results, by an independent person or under independent supervision.
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ScirDom is designed for the computer-process route. It locks the participant register, uses pre-tested entropy, applies a published selection method, records the entropy portion and algorithm version, and creates a certificate and evidence pack for the completed draw.
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No. ScirDom provides technical infrastructure and evidence materials. It does not act as an independent judge, independent observer, regulator, or legal adviser.
The phrase verifiably random is practical. It means the promoter should be able to show enough evidence for the draw process to be checked, not merely make a general statement that a random process was used.
ScirDom's evidence model is built around that need: fixed entries, a fixed method, pre-existing randomness, and signed records after execution.
ScirDom helps promoters evidence fair winner selection through tested randomness, locked entries, a published algorithm, signed certificates, and complete evidence packs.
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