58 Pa. Code § 609a.13 - Requirements for Counter Checks
(a)
Counter Checks must be serially prenumbered forms. Each series of Counter
Checks shall be used in sequential order and the series numbers of all Counter
Checks received by a certificate holder shall be accounted for by employees
with no incompatible functions.
(b)
The original and all copies of void Counter Checks shall be marked "VOID" and
require the signature of the individual who marked the Counter Check as
void.
(c) For Counter Checks that
are manually prepared:
(1) The Counter Checks
must be a five-part form which consists of an original, a redemption copy, an
accounting copy, an issuance copy and an acknowledgement copy.
(2) Counter Checks must be attached in a book
that:
(i) Permits an individual to write on
the original copy of the Counter Check and all of the other copies
simultaneously, while still contained in the book.
(ii) Allows the removal of the original and
all duplicate copies.
(3)
Access to the Counter Checks shall be maintained and controlled by the finance
department employees responsible for the control of and accounting for the
unused supply of Counter Checks. The finance department may issue the book
containing the manually prepared Counter Checks to the table games department.
The finance department shall establish sign in and sign out procedures in its
internal controls to document the transfer and return.
(d) For Counter Checks that are prepared by
computer:
(1) The Counter Checks must be a
four-part form which consists of an original, a redemption copy, an issuance
copy and an accounting copy.
(2)
The Counter Checks shall be inserted in a printer that will simultaneously
print an original and the other copies.
(3) The information printed on the original
Counter Check and the other copies shall be stored in machine-readable form.
The stored data must not be susceptible to change or removal by any personnel
after preparation of a Counter Check.
Notes
The provisions of this § 609a.13 amended under 4 Pa.C.S. §§ 1202(b)(30), 1207(3) and (9) and 13A02(1), (2) and (4).
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