N.J. Admin. Code § 13:47-5A.1 - Approval of electronic games of chance systems
(a) An
electronic games of chance system shall not be sold, leased, or otherwise
furnished to any person in this State for use in conducting games of chance
unless an electronic games of chance system having the identical proprietary
software and the identical components has first been tested by a testing
facility approved by the Control Commission.
(b) A person approved by the Control
Commission pursuant to
13:47-13.1 through 13.9 desiring
to obtain certification of permissibility for an electronic games of chance
system shall submit an application for certification to the Control Commission
on a form provided by the Control Commission setting forth the name, address,
telephone number of a contact person for the manufacturer of the electronic
games of chance system proposed for use and such other information as the
Control Commission may require, together with the non-refundable application
fee of $ 1,000 payable by check or money order to the order of the Control
Commission.
(c) The Control
Commission shall notify the applicant of the facilities authorized for testing.
The manufacturer of the electronic games of chance system shall submit the
system to one of the authorized facilities for testing. Submissions shall
include all associated hardware, software, written operating manuals and
technical information in order to allow the testing facility and the Control
Commission to determine whether the electronic games of chance system complies
with applicable requirements established by the Control Commission. The
approved testing facility shall perform such tests as shall be necessary to
determine that the system meets applicable requirements.
(d) Upon conclusion of testing, the
laboratory shall provide the Control Commission with a report that contains
findings, conclusions and a determination whether the electronic games of
chance system meets the applicable requirements of the Control Commission set
forth in N.J.A.C. 13:47.
(e) The
Control Commission shall notify the applicant of its decision to certify or
withhold certification of the system.
(f) The Control Commission shall not be
liable for any damage or destruction of the electronic games of chance system
submitted for testing.
(g) The
applicant shall pay directly to the testing laboratory any and all costs
associated with testing the electronic games of chance system, including
shipping and handling.
(h) If
granted, approval extends only to the specific games of chance system or
component approved. Any modification must be approved by the Control
Commission. Any addition of software applications or modifications by anyone
other than a licensed manufacturer or its designated representative to an
approved electronic games of chance system is prohibited.
(i) Once an electronic games of chance system
or component has been approved, the Control Commission may retain the system or
component for further testing and evaluation for as long as the Control
Commission deems necessary. The manufacturer shall make provisions to retrieve
the system or component if requested by the Control Commission, at the
manufacturer's expense. Failure to do so will result in the manufacturer
relinquishing its rights to the system or component and the Control Commission
shall dispose of the system or component as it deems appropriate.
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