68 IAC 1-5-1 - Obligation to report certain events
Authority: IC 4-33-4; IC 4-35-4
Affected: IC 4-33; IC 4-35
Sec. 1.
A casino or supplier licensee shall provide a written notice to the executive director as soon as the casino or supplier licensee becomes aware of the following:
(1) A
violation or apparent violation of a rule of the commission by any of the
following:
(A) The casino or supplier
licensee.
(B) A substantial owner,
key person, or employee of the casino or supplier licensee.
(C) A person acting, or authorized to act, on
behalf of or in furtherance of the interests of the casino or supplier licensee
or an affiliate of the licensee.
(2) A change in status of an owner's license,
supplier's license, or the equivalent issued to the casino or supplier
licensee, or an affiliate by any other governmental entity.
(3) Civil litigation filed against the:
(A) casino or supplier licensee's Indiana
operations; or
(B) casino or
supplier licensee that could significantly impact the casino or supplier
licensee's Indiana operations.
(4) A criminal, civil, or administrative
action, threatened action, or investigation initiated by any governmental
entity against the casino or supplier licensee.
(5) Claims made by a governmental entity
concerning the tax liability of a casino or supplier licensee or a key person
or substantial owner of the casino or supplier licensee.
(6) A civil, criminal, administrative, or tax
action initiated:
(A) by or against an
employee of the casino licensee if the action relates to the gaming activity
conducted by the casino licensee; or
(B) against a key person, substantial owner,
or an affiliate of a casino or supplier licensee, if the action relates to a
gaming operation under the jurisdiction of a governmental entity.
(7) A bankruptcy, receivership, or
debt adjustment initiated by or against the casino or supplier licensee or an
affiliate thereof or the licensee's substantial owners.
(8) A compliance review conducted by the
Internal Revenue Service under the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970. The casino or
supplier licensee must provide a copy of the compliance review report or the
equivalent within ten (10) days of the receipt of the report by the
licensee.
(9) An action, event, or
nonevent, with respect to which the executive director has instructed the
licensee to provide notice so that the executive director can ensure that the
licensee continues to maintain suitability for licensure.
(10) Apparent criminal activity taking place
at the casino. A casino licensee shall submit the notice required under this
subdivision to a gaming agent in addition to submitting it to the executive
director.
Notes
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