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4 PA Cons Stat § 3506 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3506 - Divestiture of disqualifying applicant

§ 3506. Divestiture of disqualifying applicant. (a) Board power to require.-- (1) In the event that any establishment license application, terminal operator license application, supplier license application or manufacturer license application is not approved by the board based on a finding that an individual who is a principal or has an interest in the person applying for the license does not meet the character requirements of this part or any of the eligibility requirements under this part or a person who purchases a controlling interest in the applicant in violation of section 3517 (relating to change in ownership or control of terminal operator licensee), the board may afford the individual the opportunity to completely divest his interest in the person, its affiliate, intermediary, subsidiary or holding company seeking the license and, after such divestiture, reconsider the person's or applicant's suitability for licensure in an expedited proceeding and may, after such proceeding, issue the person or applicant a terminal operator license.  (2) The board shall approve the terms and conditions of any divestiture under this section. (b) Limitation.--Under no circumstances shall any divestiture be approved by the board if the compensation for the divested interest exceeds the cost of the interest.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3510 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3510 - Occupation permit

§ 3510. Occupation permit. (a) Application.-- (1) A person who desires to be a gaming employee and has a bona fide offer of employment from a terminal operator licensee, establishment licensee or supplier licensee shall apply to the board for an occupation permit.  (2) A person may not be employed as a gaming employee unless and until that person holds an appropriate occupation permit issued under this section.  (3) The board may promulgate regulations to reclassify a category of nongaming employees or gaming employees upon a finding that the reclassification is in the public interest and consistent with the objectives of this part.  (b) Requirements.--The application for an occupation permit shall include, at a minimum:  (1) The name and home address of the person. (2) The previous employment history of the person. (3) The criminal history record of the person, as well as the person's consent for the bureau to conduct a background investigation.  (4) A photograph of the person. (5) Evidence of the offer of employment and the nature and scope of the proposed duties of the person, if known.  (6) The details of an occupation permit or similar license granted or denied to the applicant in other jurisdictions.  (7) Other information determined by the board to be appropriate. (c) Prohibition.--No terminal operator licensee may employ or permit a person under 18 years of age to render service in a video gaming area.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3511 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3511 - Alternative terminal operator licensing standards

§ 3511. Alternative terminal operator licensing standards. (a) Determination.-- (1) The board may determine whether the licensing standards of another jurisdiction within the United States in which an applicant, its affiliate, intermediary, subsidiary or holding company for a terminal operator license is similarly licensed are comprehensive and thorough and provide similar adequate safeguards as those required by this part.  (2) If the board makes that determination, it may issue a terminal operator license to an applicant who holds a terminal operator license in the other jurisdiction after conducting an evaluation of the information relating to the applicant from the other jurisdictions, as updated by the board, and evaluating other information related to the applicant received from that jurisdiction and other jurisdictions where the applicant may be licensed, the board may incorporate such information in whole or in part into the board's evaluation of the applicant.  (b) Abbreviated process.-- (1) In the event an applicant for a terminal operator license is licensed in another jurisdiction, the board may determine to use an alternate process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the licensee, to such an applicant.  (2) Nothing in this section shall be construed to waive fees associated with obtaining a license through the normal application process.  (c) Current license holders.--In the event an applicant for a terminal operator license under this part holds a slot machine license under Part II (relating to gaming), the board may determine to use an abbreviated process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the applicant.    Cross References. Section 3511 is referred to in section 3520 of this title.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3512 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3512 - Alternative manufacturer licensing standards

§ 3512. Alternative manufacturer licensing standards. (a) Determination.-- (1) The board may determine whether the licensing standards of another jurisdiction within the United States in which an applicant for a manufacturer license is similarly licensed are comprehensive and thorough and provide similar adequate safeguards as those required by this part.  (2) If the board makes that determination, it may issue a manufacturer license to an applicant who holds a similar manufacturer license in the other jurisdiction after conducting an evaluation of the information relating to the applicant from the other jurisdictions, as updated by the board, and evaluating other information related to the applicant received from that jurisdiction and other jurisdictions where the applicant may be licensed, the board may incorporate such information in whole or in part into the board's evaluation of the applicant.  (b) Abbreviated process.-- (1) In the event an applicant for a manufacturer license is licensed in another jurisdiction, the board may determine to use an abbreviated process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the applicant.  (2) Nothing in this section shall be construed to waive fees associated with obtaining a license through the normal application process.  (c) Current license holders.--In the event an applicant for a manufacturer license under this part holds a manufacturer license under section 1317.1 (relating to manufacturer licenses), the board may determine to use an abbreviated process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the applicant.    Cross References. Section 3512 is referred to in section 3520 of this title.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3513 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3513 - Alternative supplier licensing standards

§ 3513. Alternative supplier licensing standards. (a) Determination.-- (1) The board may determine whether the licensing standards of another jurisdiction within the United States in which an applicant for a supplier's license is similarly licensed are comprehensive and thorough and provide similar adequate safeguards as required by this part.  (2) If the board makes that determination, it may issue a supplier license to an applicant who holds a similar supplier license in another jurisdiction after conducting an evaluation of the information relating to the applicant from the other jurisdictions, as updated by the board, and evaluating other information related to the applicant received from that jurisdiction and other jurisdictions where the applicant may be licensed. The board may incorporate the information in whole or in part into its evaluation of the applicant.  (b) Abbreviated process.-- (1) In the event an applicant for a supplier license is licensed in another jurisdiction, the board may determine to use an abbreviated process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the applicant.  (2) Nothing in this section shall be construed to waive any fees associated with obtaining a license through the normal application process.  (c) Current license holders.--In the event an applicant for a supplier license under this part holds a supplier license under section 1317 (relating to supplier licenses), the board may determine to use an abbreviated process requiring only that information determined by the board to be necessary to consider the issuance of a license, including financial viability of the applicant.    Cross References. Section 3513 is referred to in section 3520 of this title.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3514 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3514 - Establishment licenses

§ 3514. Establishment licenses. (a) General requirements.--A truck stop establishment that submits an application for an establishment license shall include at a minimum:  (1) The name, address and photograph of the applicant and additional financial information required by the board.  (2) A description of the proposed surveillance and security measures to ensure the security of the proposed video gaming area.  (3) A current tax lien certificate issued by the department. (4) The criminal history record of the applicant, principal and key employees and a consent for the bureau to conduct a background investigation on the applicant, principals and key employees.  (5) Other information determined to be appropriate by the board. (b) Nontransferability.--A license issued under this section shall be nontransferable.  (c) Ongoing duty.--An establishment applying for a license under this section shall continue to provide information required by the board or the bureau and cooperate in any inquiry or investigation.  (d) Review and approval.--Upon being satisfied that the requirements of subsection (a) have been met, the board may approve the application and issue the applicant an establishment license consistent with all of the following:  (1) (i) The license shall be valid for a period of five years. (ii) Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to relieve a licensee of the affirmative duty to notify the board of a change relating to the status of its license or to information contained in application materials on file with the board.  (2) The license shall be nontransferable. (3) Other conditions established by the board. (e) Renewal.-- (1) At least three months prior to expiration of an establishment license, the establishment licensee seeking renewal of its license shall submit a renewal application accompanied by the renewal fee to the board.  (2) If the renewal application satisfies the requirements of subsection (d), the board may renew the licensee's establishment license.  (3) If the board receives a complete renewal application but fails to act upon the renewal application prior to the expiration of the establishment license, the establishment license shall continue in effect until acted upon by the board.  (f) Requirement.--In order to be eligible for an establishment license, a truck stop establishment must be licensed as a lottery sales agent under section 305 of the act of August 26, 1971 (P.L.351, No.91), known as the State Lottery Law, and licensed to take any actions authorized by the designation.    Cross References. Section 3514 is referred to in section 3508 of this title; section 502 of Title 53 (Municipalities Generally).
4 PA Cons Stat § 3515 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3515 - License or permit prohibition

§ 3515. License or permit prohibition. The following apply: (1) The board shall be prohibited from granting a license under this part to any applicant who has been convicted of a felony offense in any jurisdiction.  (2) In addition to the prohibition under paragraph (1), the board shall be prohibited from granting the following:  (i) A principal license or key employee license to an individual who has been convicted in a jurisdiction of a misdemeanor gambling offense, unless 15 years have elapsed from the date of conviction for the offense.  (ii) A gaming employee permit or a license other than a principal license or key employee license to an individual who has been convicted in a jurisdiction of a misdemeanor gambling offense, unless 15 years have elapsed from the date of conviction for the offense.  (iii) An establishment license to an applicant who has been convicted in a jurisdiction of a misdemeanor gambling offense, unless 15 years have elapsed from the date of conviction for the offense.  (3) Following the expiration of any prohibition period applicable to an applicant under paragraph (2), in determining whether to issue a license or permit, the board shall consider the following factors:  (i) The nature and duties of the applicant's position with the licensed entity. (ii) The nature and seriousness of the offense or conduct. (iii) The circumstances under which the offense or conduct occurred. (iv) The age of the applicant when the offense or conduct was committed. (v) Whether the offense or conduct was an isolated or a repeated incident. (vi) Evidence of rehabilitation, including good conduct in the community, counseling or psychiatric treatment received and the recommendation of persons who have substantial contact with the applicant.  (4) For purposes of this section, a felony offense is any of the following: (i) An offense classified as a felony or punishable under the laws of this Commonwealth by imprisonment for more than five years.  (ii) An offense which, under the laws of another jurisdiction, is: (A) classified as a felony; or (B) punishable by imprisonment for more than five years. (iii) An offense under the laws of another jurisdiction which, if committed in this Commonwealth, would be subject to imprisonment for more than five years.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3519 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 35 - Application and Licensure|Section 3519 - Multiple licenses prohibited

§ 3519. Multiple licenses prohibited. (a) Manufacturer restriction.--A manufacturer may not be licensed as a terminal operator or own, manage or control an establishment licensee or terminal operator licensee, but may also be licensed as a supplier.  (b) Supplier restriction.--A supplier may not be licensed as a terminal operator or own, manage or control an establishment licensee or terminal operator licensee.  (c) Terminal operator restriction.--A terminal operator may not be licensed as a manufacturer or supplier or own, manage or control an establishment licensee or own, manage or control premises used by an establishment licensee.  (d) Establishment restriction.--An establishment licensee may not be licensed as a manufacturer, supplier or terminal operator.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3703 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 37 - Operation|Section 3703 - (Reserved)

§ 3703. (Reserved).
4 PA Cons Stat § 3704 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 37 - Operation|Section 3704 - Terminal placement agreements

§ 3704. Terminal placement agreements. (a) General rule.--No terminal operator licensee may place and operate video gaming terminals on the premises of an establishment licensee unless pursuant to a terminal placement agreement approved by the board. Approval shall be presented upon connection of one or more video gaming terminals at the establishment licensee to the central control computer.  (b) Form of agreement.--The board shall establish through regulation minimum standards for terminal placement agreements.  (c) Length of agreement.--Terminal placement agreements shall be valid for a minimum 60-month term but shall not exceed a 120-month term.  (d) Provisions required.--A terminal placement agreement shall include a provision that:  (1) Renders the agreement invalid if either the terminal operator license or terminal operator application or the establishment license or establishment licensee application is denied, revoked, not renewed, withdrawn or surrendered.  (2) Provides the establishment licensee no more or less than 15% of gross terminal revenue from each video gaming terminal located on the premises of the establishment licensee.  (3) Identifies who solicited the terminal placement agreement on behalf of a terminal operator licensee or applicant.  (e) Parties to agreement.--Only an establishment licensee or applicant may sign or agree to sign a terminal placement agreement with an applicant for a terminal operator license or a terminal operator licensee.  (f) Void agreements.--An agreement entered into by a truck stop establishment prior to the effective date of this section with a person or entity for the placement, operation, service or maintenance of video gaming terminals, including an agreement granting a person or entity the right to enter into an agreement or match any offer made after the effective date of this section shall be void and may not be approved by the board.  (g) Transferability of agreements.--No terminal placement agreement may be transferred or assigned unless the individual or entity making the assignment is either a terminal operator applicant or terminal operator licensee and the individual or entity receiving the assignment of the terminal placement agreement is either a terminal operator applicant or terminal operator licensee under this chapter.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3705 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 37 - Operation|Section 3705 - Duties of licensees

§ 3705. Duties of licensees. A person issued a license under this part shall: (1) Provide assistance or information required by the board, the bureau, the department or the Pennsylvania State Police and to cooperate in inquiries, investigations and hearings.  (2) Consent to inspections, searches and seizures. (3) Inform the board of actions that the person believes would constitute a violation of this part.  (4) Inform the board of arrests for violations of offenses enumerated under 18 Pa.C.S. (relating to crimes and offenses).
4 PA Cons Stat § 3706 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 37 - Operation|Section 3706 - Compulsive and problem gambling

§ 3706. Compulsive and problem gambling. (a) Required posting.-- (1) An establishment licensee shall conspicuously post signs similar to the following statement:  If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available. Call (Toll-free telephone number) or Text (Toll-free telephone number).  (2) At least one sign shall be posted within the video gaming area and at least one sign shall be posted within five feet of each automated teller machine located within the establishment licensee's premises, if applicable.  (b) Toll-free telephone number.--The toll-free telephone number required to be posted in subsection (a) shall be the same number maintained by the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs or successor agency under section 3310 (relating to Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs).  (c) Problem gambling information.-- (1) An establishment licensee shall have available on its premises access to materials regarding compulsive and problem gambling assistance.  (2) The available materials required by paragraph (1) shall be a uniform, Statewide handout developed by the board in consultation with the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs or successor agency.  (3) The available materials required by paragraph (1) shall be displayed conspicuously at least within the video gaming area.  (d) Mandatory training.-- (1) The board's Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling, in consultation with the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs or successor agency, shall develop a mandatory training program for employees and management of an establishment licensee who oversee the establishment licensee's video gaming area. The training program shall address responsible gaming and other compulsive and problem gambling issues related to video gaming terminals.  (2) The board shall establish a fee to cover the cost of the mandatory training program. (3) At least one employee of the establishment licensee who holds a valid occupation permit and has successfully completed the training program shall be located on the premises and supervising the video gaming area during all times video gaming terminals are available for play.  (e) Penalty.--An establishment licensee that fails to fulfill the requirements of subsection (a), (b), (c) or (d) shall be assessed by the board an administrative penalty and may have its establishment license suspended. When determining the penalty and number of suspension days, the board shall consider the length of time in which the materials were not available or a trained employee was not located on the premises as required by subsection (d)(3).    Cross References. Section 3706 is referred to in section 3702 of this title.
4 PA Cons Stat § 3902 (2021)
2021 Pennsylvania Consolidated & Unconsolidated Statutes|Title 4 - AMUSEMENTS|Chapter 39 - Enforcement|Section 3902 - Repeat offenders

§ 3902. Repeat offenders. (a) Discretion to exclude or eject.--An establishment licensee may exclude or eject from the establishment licensee's video gaming area or premises a person who is known to it to have been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony committed in or on the premises of a licensed establishment.  (b) Construction.--Nothing in this section or in any other law of this Commonwealth shall be construed to limit the right of an establishment licensee to exercise its common law right to exclude or eject permanently from its video gaming area or premises a person who:  (1) disrupts the operations of its premises; (2) threatens the security of its premises or its occupants; or (3) is disorderly or intoxicated.