Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-112-9 - Procedure for removal from the self-exclusion list
(a) At any time after two years from the
original date of application for placement on the self-exclusion list, any
person on the self-exclusion list may petition the executive director for
removal from the self-exclusion list. The authority to approve or deny each
petition shall rest with the executive director . To be eligible for removal
from the self-exclusion list, each person shall provide documentation
acceptable to the commission that the applicant has met all of the following
conditions:
(1) The person has undergone a
problem gambling assessment with a gambling counselor certified by the Kansas
department of social and rehabilitation services or through any other method
approved by the commission .
(2) The
person has completed a commission-approved education program on healthy
lifestyle choices and problem gambling awareness.
(3) The person has met any other requirements
deemed necessary by the commission .
(4) The person has executed an authorization
and release to be removed from the self-exclusion list on a form provided by
the commission .
(b) Each
facility manager shall retain the ability to deny gambling privileges at a
gaming facility , parimutuel licensee location, or fair association race meet to
the persons who have been removed from the self-exclusion list for any other
reason ordinarily available to the facility manager .
(c) Any person who has been removed from the
self-exclusion list may reapply for placement on the list at any time as
provided in this article.
(d) Upon
approval of a petition for removal from the self-exclusion list, a notice of
removal from the self-exclusion list shall be drafted by the executive
director . Each notice shall be a closed record pursuant to the Kansas open
records act, including
K.S.A.
45-221(a)(30) and amendments
thereto, except that the notice shall be disclosed to all facility managers and
their agents and employees.
(e) A
copy of the notice of removal from the self-exclusion list shall be delivered
by the executive director to the petitioner by regular U.S. mail to the home
address specified on the petition. The petitioner shall be deemed to be removed
from the self-exclusion list when the executive director mails the approved
notice to the petitioner.
(f) If
the executive director finds that a petitioner does not qualify for removal
from the self-exclusion list, the petitioner shall be notified by the executive
director by regular U.S. mail, using the home address specified on the
petition. The petitioner shall remain on the self-exclusion list pursuant to
this article.
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