13 Miss. Code. R. 3-6.10 - Surveillance System Recording Requirements
(a) In addition
to any other recording requirements that are or may be imposed by this
regulation, every licensee shall record all views, activities, and locations as
the Executive Director may from time to time require.
(b) Every licensee shall record and maintain
a shift activity log of all specific activities observed by casino surveillance
personnel, and any activities that appear unusual or irregular, or that violate
or appear to violate the Mississippi Gaming Control Act, the regulations
promulgated thereunder or internal control or procedure or any commonly known
criminal statute of this state or the United States and notify the Executive
Director by telephone immediately. The log entry shall be recognized by a
unique number or identifier by the employee(s) making the entry in digital
systems and signed by the employee(s) that utilize an analog system. Such log
shall be maintained in a format approved by the Executive Director and retained
for a period of three (3) years.
(c) Any violation of the licensee's system of
internal controls observed by surveillance personnel shall be entered in the
log required by Rule 6.10(b) of this regulation.
(d) All recordings produced by a surveillance
system must present a clear and unobstructed view of the scene depicted
thereon.
(e) Every licensee must
retain all video recordings for at least fourteen (14) days after the recording
is produced, unless a shorter time period is allowed by another section of this
regulation, or by order of the Executive Director, the Commission or a court of
competent jurisdiction.
(f) Every
recording made by surveillance personnel pursuant to Rule 6.10(b), must be
entered into the log required by Rule 6.10(b) of this regulation with the
following information: the date, the time period of the recording, the areas
covered by the recording, and the corresponding monitor and video recording
number. The log shall be signed by the person who made the recording, by no
later than the end of the shift during which the recording was made.
1. Recordings from dedicated camera coverage
shall be detailed on a list that shall include camera number, area of coverage
and the corresponding video recording number on which the recording can be
found.
2. Recordings from a PTZ
camera shall be detailed by listing the camera number, a description of the
scene depicted therein and the corresponding video recording number on which
the recording can be found.
(g) All recordings must be made in a format
approved by the Executive Director.
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