Mich. Admin. Code R. 432.1322 - Supplier license requirements for providers of nongaming-related goods and services
Rule 322.
(1)
Unless exempted from this requirement, a person must not, on a regular and
continuing basis, supply or provide goods or services to a casino licensee,
casino license applicant, or holder of a certificate of suitability regarding
the realty, construction, maintenance, operation or business of a casino or
casino enterprise if the goods or services are not directly related to, used in
connection with, or affect gaming, unless the person holds a supplier's
license.
(2) A person required to
be licensed under this rule includes, without limitation, a person who provides
any of the following goods or services to a casino licensee, casino license
applicant, or holder of a certificate of suitability on a regular and
continuing basis:
(a) Alcoholic beverages,
food, or nonalcoholic beverages, gaming table layouts, and nonvalue gaming chip
sorters.
(b) Garbage handling and
pickup, vending machines, linen supplies, laundry services, landscaping,
janitorial, or building maintenance services.
(c) Management and operation of casino
enterprises, or junket enterprises.
(d) Limousine services.
(e) Real estate, building, or construction
services.
(f) Junket
representatives.
(3) A
person is deemed to be transacting business with and providing
nongaming-related goods or services to a casino licensee or holder of a
certificate of suitability on a regular and continuing basis if the total
dollar amount of the persons nongaming-related business transactions with any 1
casino licensee or holder of a certificate of suitability will be equal to or
greater than $400,000.00, or an amount to be set by the board not to exceed
$2,000,000.00, within any rolling 12-month period. The person must monitor its
total dollar amount of business with casino licensees and holders of a
certificate of suitability. If it reaches the monetary threshold, then the
person must immediately either apply for a supplier's license or cease doing
business with casino licensees and holders of a certificate of suitability. If
a person does not comply with this subrules provisions, then the casino
licensees and holders of a certificate of suitability, must immediately
terminate their business relationships with the person.
(4) The board may exempt any person or field
of commerce from the supplier-licensing requirements of these rules if the
board determines that any of the following provisions apply to the person or
field of commerce:
(a) The person or field is
an agency of state, local, or federal government.
(b) The person or field is regulated by
another regulatory agency in this state.
(c) The person or field will provide goods or
services of insubstantial or insignificant amounts or quantities.
(d) Licensing of the person or field is not
deemed necessary to protect the public interest or accomplish the policies and
purposes of the act.
Notes
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