N.J. Admin. Code § 17:20-12.14 - Independent third-party testing
(a)
As a condition to the issuance of a courier registration, the courier service
system must undergo independent third-party testing. A courier service may
choose a laboratory approved by the Director or the laboratory operated by the
NJDGE, except where indicated, testing must be performed by the NJDGE. All
third-party testing shall be at the prospective courier service's expense. At
the conclusion of third-party testing, the laboratory performing the test must
submit a written report to the Division detailing the testing performed and the
findings. If the testing is performed by the NJDGE, a letter from NJDGE showing
NJDGE's findings shall be sent to the Division. The Division may require any
conditions to be satisfied prior to the prospective courier service beginning
operations.
(b) An independent
testing laboratory shall be used for the testing, certification, and/or
verification of the following topics:
1.
Courier customer account registration;
2. Courier customer account
controls;
3. Control
program;
4. Client
software;
5. Courier service
disable/enable;
6. Shutdown and
recovery;
7. Malfunction;
8. Geolocation (must be performed by
NJDGE);
9. Courier customer loyalty
programs;
10. Reporting;
11. Courier customer interface;
12. Authorized game recall;
13. Information security policy;
14. Administrative controls;
15. Technical controls;
16. Random number generator;
17. Game changes;
18. Physical and environmental controls;
and
19. Any other function or
feature of the courier service system as may be required by the
Director.
(c) A courier
service may submit a written request to the Director for a waiver of one or
more of the requirements in this section. Any such request shall:
1. Include supporting documentation
demonstrating how the courier service system, equipment, or associated
equipment for which the waiver has been requested will still meet operational
integrity requirements; and
2. Be
deemed denied unless approved in writing by the Director.
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