13 Miss. Code. R. 3-6.9 - Casino Surveillance System Equipment Malfunctions
(a) Every licensee shall establish and
maintain a log, in a format approved by the Executive Director, of any and all
casino surveillance system equipment malfunctions, and retain the log for a
period of three years.
(b) Each
malfunction of the surveillance system must be repaired within 24 hours of the
malfunction. If, after 24 hours, activity in the affected area cannot be
monitored, the game(s) or machine(s) shall be closed until such coverage can be
provided. A record of all malfunctions shall be kept and reported to the
Executive Director each day. In the event of a dedicated coverage malfunction,
the licensee must immediately provide alternative camera coverage or other
security measures that will protect the subject activity. If other security
measures are taken, the licensee must immediately notify the Executive
Director. The Executive Director may, in his discretion, determine whether the
other security measures are adequate. Further, all activity in the area(s)
affected by the malfunction will be suspended pending repair if adequate
alternative coverage cannot be provided.
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