13 Miss. Code. R. 3-12.16 - Approval To Distribute Gaming Device into or out of Mississippi; Applications and Procedures
(a) Manufacturers
and distributors shall not distribute gaming devices into or out of this state
without the prior, written approval of the Executive Director or his designee.
Applications for approval to distribute gaming devices into or out of this
state must be made, processed, and determined in such manner and using such
forms as the Executive Director may prescribe. Each application must include,
in addition to such other items or information as the Executive Director may
require:
1. The full name, state of
residence, address, telephone number, social security number, and driver's
license number of both the purchaser and the person to whom the shipment is
being made, if neither is currently licensed by the commission. If the
purchaser or person to whom the shipment is being made does not have a social
security number or driver's license number, the birth date of the purchaser or
person to whom the shipment is being made may be substituted;
2. The name and permanent address of the
purchaser or person to whom the shipment is being made if either is currently
licensed by the Commission;
3. The
destination, including the port of exit if the destination is outside the
continental United States;
4. The
number of devices to be shipped;
5. The serial number of each device;
6. The model number of each device
and year each device was manufactured, if known;
7. The denomination of each device;
8. The expected date and time of
shipment;
9. The method of
shipment and name and address of carrier;
10. A statement by the purchaser under
penalty of perjury that each device will be used only for lawful purposes,
unless the purchaser is currently licensed by the commission or the destination
is outside the United States.
(b) Manufacturers and distributors shall not
ship gaming devices to a destination where possession of a gaming device is
unlawful.
(c) Manufacturers and
distributors shall, on or before December 31st of each year, give the
Commission a copy of their registration with the United States Attorney General
pursuant to the provisions of the Gaming Devices Act of 1962,
15 U.S.C. §
1173, for the ensuing year.
(d) An agent of the Commission may inspect
all gaming devices prior to distribution into or out of this state.
Manufacturers and distributors shall make the gaming devices available for such
inspection.
(e) If the Executive
Director does not deny the application for approval to distribute gaming
devices into or out of this state within five (5) working days of receipt of a
complete application, the application will be deemed to be approved.
(f) A manufacturer or distributor shall keep
a record of all shipments made into or out of state of parts specifically
designed for use in a gaming device. The record must include the information
set forth in subsection (a), if applicable. A manufacturer or distributor shall
not ship parts specifically designed for use in a gaming device to a
destination where possession of a gaming device is unlawful.
(g) A fee of $100 per slot machine will be
assessed by the Mississippi Gaming Commission (MGC) when an approved slot
machine is transferred to or from a licensed operator. Notifications must be
submitted to the MGC Laboratory (on approved form provided by the MGC) for
processing and billing.
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