205 CMR 133.05 - Maintenance and Custody of the List
(1) The
commission shall maintain an up-to-date database of the voluntary
self-exclusion list. Gaming licensees shall be afforded a minimum of five
licenses to access the voluntary self-exclusion list. Persons afforded a
license are authorized by the commission to access the voluntary self-exclusion
list for the purpose of administering the voluntary self-exclusion program. All
information contained in approved applications for voluntary exclusion may be
disclosed to a gaming licensee.
(2)
The list of voluntary self-exclusion is exempt from disclosure under M.G.L. c.
66 and shall not be publicly disclosed by a gaming licensee. However, a gaming
licensee may share the list with its affiliates in other jurisdictions for the
purpose of assisting in the proper administration of responsible gaming
programs operated by affiliated gaming establishments. Additionally, a gaming
licensee shall include the names and contact information of individuals on the
voluntary self-exclusion list in its aggregated no marketing list to be shared
with junket enterprises and junket representatives in accordance with
205 CMR
134.06(5)(b) for the
purpose of effectuating the intent of the voluntary self-exclusion program.
Such disclosure shall not be a violation of M.G.L. c. 23K, ยง 45.
(3) The commission may disclose de-identified
information from the voluntary self-exclusion list to one or more research
entities selected by the commission for the purpose of evaluating the
effectiveness and ensuring the proper administration of the self-exclusion
process.
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