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Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-2 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY › Section 74-2.005 - Respond (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.318(5)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.318(3)  FS.
New 3-10-16, Amended 1-2-19, Transferred to
					 60GG-2.005.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-2 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY › Section 74-2.006 - Recover (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.318(5)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.318(3)  FS.
New 3-10-16, Amended 1-2-19, Transferred to
					 60GG-2.006.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-3 - DATA CENTER OPERATIONS › Section 74-3.001 - Definitions (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(18)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(11)(e)  FS.
New 6-16-16, Transferred to
					 60GG-3.001.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-3 - DATA CENTER OPERATIONS › Section 74-3.002 - Physical Access and Security (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(18)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(11)(e)  FS.
New 6-16-16, Transferred to
					 60GG-3.002.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-3 - DATA CENTER OPERATIONS › Section 74-3.004 - Service Requests and Approvals (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(18)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(11)(e)  FS.
New 6-16-16, Transferred to
					 60GG-3.004.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-3 - DATA CENTER OPERATIONS › Section 74-3.007 - Budgeting and Accounting; State Data Center Cost-Recovery Methodology (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(18)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(11)(e)  FS.
New 6-16-16, Amended 7-13-17, Transferred to
					 60GG-3.007.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-5 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE STANDARDS › Section 74-5.001 - Purpose and Applicability; Definitions (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(19)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(2)  FS.
New 8-3-17, Transferred to
					 60GG-5.001.
Florida Administrative Code › 74 - AGENCY FOR STATE TECHNOLOGY › 74 - Departmental › Chapter 74-5 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE STANDARDS › Section 74-5.003 - Identity Management (Transferred)

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Rulemaking Authority  282.0051(19)  FS. Law Implemented
					  282.0051(2)  FS.
New 8-3-17, Transferred to
					 60GG-5.003.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.002 - Toe Grabs

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Toe grabs with a height greater than two millimeters, bends,
				  jar calks, stickers, and any other traction device worn on the front shoes of
				  thoroughbred horses while racing or training on all racing surfaces at a
				  pari-mutuel facility in Florida are prohibited.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251 FS. Law Implemented
					 550.0251(3),
					 (11) FS.
New 12-30-08, Formerly
					  61D-2.002.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.003 - Knowingly Interfering With Division Duties

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
No person shall knowingly engage in conduct that resists,
				  obstructs, or opposes a division employee in the performance of his or her
				  duties and responsibilities on the permitholder's premises.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251
					 FS.
New 6-12-97, Formerly
					  61D-2.003.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.004 - Wagering Prohibitions

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) No jai alai
				player or game official, racing official, assistant to a game or racing
				official, totalisator employee, or greyhound leadout shall wager on or receive
				the benefits from a wager of any live race or game conducted at a track or
				fronton at which he/she works or officiates.
(2) No jockey, jockey's room attendant,
				valet, or harness driver shall wager on or receive the benefits of a wager on a
				race unless the owner or trainer, on behalf of the jockey or driver, makes the
				wager only to win or to finish first in combination with other horses. Jockeys
				and drivers must maintain for one year records of wagers made by the owners or
				trainers on their behalf and must make the records available to the stewards or
				to the division upon request.
(3)
				Horse or greyhound trainers shall be allowed to wager on a race in which they
				have entered a horse or greyhound subject to the following restrictions. All
				such wagers shall include the trainer's horse or greyhound: Win; Place, in the
				same or lesser dollar amount as win; Show, in the same or lesser dollar amount
				as win and place; Quinella; Perfecta, with trainer's horse or greyhound on
				bottom in the same or lesser dollar amount as on top; Trifecta with the
				trainer's horse or greyhound on top; Trifecta Box; Daily Double; Daily 3 and
				pick (N).
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.105(2)(b)
					 FS. Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.105,
					 550.235,
					 550.3615
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 4-12-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.004.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.005 - Violations

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
No person shall conspire with, solicit, aid, abet, counsel,
				  hire, or procure any other person or persons to engage in a violation of
				  Chapter 550, F.S., or the rules promulgated thereunder, nor shall he/she commit
				  any such act on his/her own.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251
					 FS.
New 6-12-97, Amended 4-12-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.005.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.006 - Electrical or Mechanical Device Prohibition

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
No person having access to the grounds of a pari-mutuel
				  racing permitholder where racing animals are lodged or kept shall have in
				  his/her possession while on the grounds of a pari-mutuel racing permitholder,
				  any electrical or mechanical device designed or used to increase or decrease
				  the speed of a horse or greyhound (or that which tends to do so). This rule
				  does not exclude the use of the ordinary whip in horse
				  racing.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.105(2)(b)
					 FS. Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.105,
					 550.235
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 4-12-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.006.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.009 - Ineligible or Disqualified Jai Alai Player or Racing Animal

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) No
				person shall enter or cause to be entered, or start, a jai alai player or
				racing animal which is ineligible or has been disqualified.
(2) Any animal whose owner or owners do not
				possess an occupational license shall be ineligible to participate in any race
				in this state.
(3) Any person who
				does not possess a current occupational license shall be ineligible to enter
				any racing animal in any race in this state.
(4) The racing secretary or his/her designee
				shall be responsible for ensuring that owners of racing animals are licensed
				prior to allowing the entry of any racing animal into a scheduled pari-mutuel
				race.
Rulemaking Authority
					  550.0251 (3),
					  550.105 (2)(b),
					 550.2415(7)(a),
					 (12) FS. Law Implemented
					 550.0251,
					 550.105,
					  550.235 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 4-12-06, 6-26-11, Formerly
					  61D-2.009.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.010 - Photofinish Camera and Video Tape Requirement

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each
				permitholder conducting horse racing, harness racing, or greyhound racing shall
				have a photofinish camera or digital image as an aid to the stewards/judges.
				The photograph or digital image of each finish in which the stewards/judges
				call for a photograph shall be posted or televised on closed circuit television
				throughout the facility for viewing by the public as promptly as possible after
				the race and for a reasonable period thereafter of not less than ten
				minutes.
(2) Each permitholder
				conducting jai alai games shall video tape each game and shall retain the tape
				for a period of 30 days from the date of each game.
(3)
(a)
				Each permitholder must keep in a locked storage facility for a one-year period
				from the date of a race the following:
1.
				Photofinish photographs;
2. Films;
				and
3. Digital images and computer
				disks or tapes containing those digital images.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.011 - Post Position Drawing Requirement

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Each permitholder conducting greyhound racing, thoroughbred
				  racing or harness racing, shall ensure that the entries and post positions for
				  each race are drawn by lot, and that the time and place for the drawing are
				  posted in a conspicuous location where such notice can be observed by an
				  occupational licensee at least eight hours prior to the drawing. The eight-hour
				  notice requirement will be waived by the division upon notice to the state
				  steward or judge that a specific race has not been filled and that more time is
				  needed before a drawing can occur. Any drawing conducted on a dark day must
				  comply with the eight-hour notice requirement; however, the eight-hour notice
				  requirement will be waived by the division on a dark day drawing where a
				  specific race has not been filled and more time is needed before a drawing can
				  occur. The division may file an administrative complaint against the
				  permitholder or its agent for failure to notify the state steward or judge of a
				  delay in the draw. However, the action must be requested by the state steward
				  or judge and result from an inability of an occupational licensee to witness
				  the draw due to improper notice. All post position drawings shall be open to
				  any occupational licensee who chooses to witness the draw.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251
					 FS.
New 6-12-97, Amended 5-31-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.011.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.012 - Racing Animal Identification

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The paddock judge/horse identifier in horse racing and
				  harness racing, and the paddock judge in greyhound racing shall be responsible
				  for confirming the identity of each racing animal by reading the tattoo and
				  verifying the markings on the animal. Each shall be responsible for ensuring
				  the racing animal is properly blanketed and placed in the appropriate starting
				  gate or starting box. No racing animal shall be permitted to be entered or
				  started unless tattooed and a registration certificate is on file with the
				  racing secretary.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.105(2)(b)
					 FS. Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.235
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 12-15-97, 4-12-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.012.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.016 - Altered Identification Exclusion

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
If it is determined that a racing animal was knowingly
				  entered and raced under a different name with an altered registration or
				  altered tattoo, in this state or any other jurisdiction, that racing animal
				  shall be denied all future access to race tracks under the supervision of the
				  division.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.235
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Repromulgated 4-12-06, Formerly
					  61D-2.016.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.020 - Pari-Mutuel Wagering Racing and Game Officials

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each
				licensed pari-mutuel wagering permitholder shall designate persons, if required
				by the permitholder, for horse racing, harness racing, greyhound racing, or jai
				alai games, depending upon the type of permit held, for the following functions
				as racing or game officials:
(a) Horse Racing:
				authorized stewards, racing secretary, paddock judge, horse identifier, patrol
				judges, placing judges, clerk of scales, starter, timer, veterinarian, and
				chief of security.
(b) Harness
				Racing: authorized stewards, racing secretary, paddock judge, patrol judge,
				clerk of course, starter, timer, veterinarian, and chief of security.
(c) Greyhound Racing: authorized judges,
				racing secretary, paddock judge, patrol judge, clerk of scales, kennel master,
				greyhound leadout, lure operator, starter, veterinarian, and chief of
				security.
(d) Jai Alai: court
				judges, players' manager, match maker, announcer, and chief of
				security.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.021 - Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Circumstances which may be considered for the purposes of
				  mitigation or aggravation of any penalty shall include, but are not limited to,
				  the following:
(1) The impact of the
				offense to the integrity of the pari-mutuel industry.
(2) The danger to the public and/or racing
				animals.
(3) The number of
				repetitions of offenses.
(4) The
				number of complaints filed against the licensee or permitholder, which have
				resulted in prior discipline.
(5)
				The length of time the licensee or permitholder has practiced.
(6) The deterrent effect of the penalty
				imposed.
(7) Any efforts at
				rehabilitation.
(8) Any other
				mitigating or aggravating circumstances.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.2415(13)
					 FS. Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.1155,
					 550.2415
					 FS.
New 12-30-01, Formerly
					  61D-2.021.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.022 - Use of Whips

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Any jockey or driver who uses a whip
				during a race shall do so only in a manner consistent with exerting his or her
				best efforts to win.
(2) In all
				races where a jockey or driver participates without a whip, an announcement of
				such fact shall be made over the public address system.
(3) A whip shall not be used by any person:
(a) On any part of a horse's body other than
				the shoulders or hindquarters;
(b)
				During the post parade or after the finish of the race;
(c) In any manner that causes welts or breaks
				in a horse's skin;
(d) When a horse
				is clearly out of the race or has obtained its maximum placing in a
				race;
(e) Persistently, even though
				the horse is showing no response under the whip; or
(f) To strike a person, another horse, or any
				other animal.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.023 - Animal Welfare

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) A permitholder shall ensure that:
(a) All stables, barns, or kennels are
				inspected by the local fire marshal at least every 24 months for compliance
				with local fire safety code and that documentation of compliance is
				maintained;
(b) All stables, barns,
				or kennels are equipped with smoke and/or temperature alarms and at least one
				fire extinguisher that has a current annual inspection tag that bears the date
				of the last inspection;
(c)
				Lighting in the stables, barns, or kennels is kept in working order at all
				times;
(d) All of the
				permitholders' cleaning supplies and pesticides are stored in areas separate
				from food and bedding intended for racing animals;
(e) Areas where racing animals are kept are
				ventilated by means of doors, windows, vents, or heating, ventilation and air
				conditioning (HVAC);
(f) All
				occupied stables, barns, and kennels are free from insects and rodents by
				establishing a maintenance program for the prevention of insects and
				rodents;
(g) All hazards that could
				harm a racing animal are removed from the track surface and rails prior to use
				of the track;
(h) Access to the
				backside where racing animals are kept is restricted to occupational licensees
				or other persons authorized pursuant to Rule
				 75-5.005, F.A.C.; and
(i) The racing secretary, judge, or a
				permitholder's representative completes a weekly documented walk-through of
				each occupied barn, stable, or kennel.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.024 - Track General Rules

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The permitholder shall notify the
				division in writing within three days after any changes to track dimensions or
				design.
(2) All racing
				permitholders shall maintain their track courses in a safe condition by
				removing all hazards that could harm a racing animal on any live performance
				day in accordance with its annual operating license or when the track is
				utlilized for training.
(3) All
				quarter horse and thoroughbred tracks shall have an inner rail and an outer
				rail. For turf courses, one of the rails may be moveable in order to maintain
				turf surface quality.
(4) All
				greyhound tracks shall have an inner rail and all harness tracks shall have an
				outer rail.
(5) A race course shall
				not require the racing animal to change its course in response to any obstacles
				on the racing surface during the race.
(6) All race tracks shall include a live
				viewing location for the pari-mutuel activity.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251
					 FS.
New 9-29-16, Formerly
					  61D-2.024.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.025 - Race General Rules

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each race must have at least five
				entrants with a minimum of two contestants.
(2) Each race, with the exception of a
				harness race, must start by use of a box or gate.
(3) Each greyhound race:
(a) Must be conducted on a track that is at
				least 17 feet in width; and,
(b)
				Must not be shorter than 990 feet in length.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-2 - ENFORCEMENT › Section 75-2.027 - Performances

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Each performance shall consist of a
				minimum of 8 races.
(2) A
				performance may not begin within 15 minutes from the end of the previous
				performance.
(3) A matinee
				performance shall not begin after 6:00 p.m., and evening performance shall not
				begin before 6:00 p.m.
(4) Each
				performance shall have a separation of race numbers and performance numbers in
				the totalisator system.
(5) Each
				performance shall have a separate racing program. Same day performances may be
				separated within a single program.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 550.0251,
					 550.002
					 FS.
New 9-29-16, Formerly
					  61D-2.027.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-3 - STEWARDS AND JUDGES PROCEDURES › Section 75-3.001 - Procedures for Stewards' Hearings

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Jai Alai
				game infractions shall be decided by the court judges. Any alleged violation of
				Chapter 550, F.S., at a jai alai fronton will be governed by Sections
				 120.569 and
				 120.57, F.S.
(2) Alleged violations of Chapter 550, F.S.,
				or Chapter 75, F.A.C., in horseracing shall be heard by a board of stewards.
				Each horseracing permitholder shall establish a board of three stewards, at
				least one of whom shall be the state/division steward selected and hired by the
				division.
(3) Alleged violations of
				Chapter 550, F.S., or Division 75, F.A.C., in greyhound racing shall be heard
				by the division judge.
(4) All
				hearings on alleged violations set forth in Section
				 120.80(4)(a),
				F.S., which are to be heard by the stewards or division judge must be conducted
				pursuant to the following procedures set forth in subsections (6)-(20), below,
				when the purpose of the hearing is to impose a fine or suspend a license. For
				purposes of review of a decision of the division judge or stewards, the
				division is hereby designated a proper party.
(5) All proceedings involving violations
				other than those described in Section
				 120.80(4)(a),
				F.S., which are to be heard by the stewards or division judge shall be
				conducted in accordance with the applicable provisions of Chapter 120,
				F.S.
(6) Initiation of Proceedings.
(a) Proceedings before stewards and the
				division judge shall be made by written document entitled "Notice of Violation
				and Hearing."
(b) Each Notice of
				Violation and Hearing shall contain the name and address of the respondent, a
				statement of the statute(s) and/or rule(s) alleged to have been violated and a
				brief statement of the underlying facts and the date, time and place of the
				hearing on the charges.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-3 - STEWARDS AND JUDGES PROCEDURES › Section 75-3.0015 - Jai Alai Game Infractions

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Jai Alai game infractions shall be decided by the court
				  judges pursuant to a permitholder's house rules. Any alleged violation of
				  Chapter 550, F.S., at a jai alai fronton will be governed by Sections
				   120.569 and
				   120.57, F.S.
Rulemaking Authority
					 120.80(4)(a),
					 550.0251(3) FS.
					 Law Implemented 120.80(4)(a),
					 550.0251
					 FS.
New 6-28-21, Formerly
					  61D-3.0015.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-3 - STEWARDS AND JUDGES PROCEDURES › Section 75-3.003 - Stay of Steward'/Judges' Penalty

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) A request
				for an appeal hearing following a stewards'/judge's ruling shall not
				automatically stay the decision of the stewards/judge regarding the penalty
				imposed. Any request for a stay of the penalty imposed shall specify the
				reasons supporting the issuance of a stay. The licensee's request for a stay
				must be in writing or on Form FGCC PMW-3090, Request for Stay, effective
				3-4-07, adopted herein by reference,
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-00307
,
				and can be obtained at www.fgcc.fl.gov or by contacting the Florida Gaming
				Control Commission, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida
				32399.
(2) Any party desiring a
				stay of stewards'/judge's ruling shall first seek the stay from the
				stewards/judge, who shall grant the stay unless:
(a) The stewards or division judge enter a
				suspension of 60 days and refer the matter to the division with a
				recommendation for entry of an emergency suspension pursuant to Section
				 120.60(6),
				F.S., or an order of summary suspension pursuant to Section
				 550.2415(3)(c),
				F.S.; or
(b) The stewards or
				division judge find after a hearing with notice to the party seeking the stay
				that the stay is being sought solely for the purpose of delaying a
				penalty.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-3 - STEWARDS AND JUDGES PROCEDURES › Section 75-3.004 - Payment of Fines

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
All civil penalties imposed by the stewards/division judge
				  must be paid within 15 days of the ruling unless the ruling is appealed and a
				  stay has been entered pursuant to Rule
				   75-3.003, F.A.C. The fine must
				  be paid within 15 days of the resolution of the appeal.
Rulemaking Authority
					  120.80(4)(a),
					  550.0251 (3),
					 550.2415(12)
					 FS. Law Implemented 120.80(4)(a),
					 550.0251,
					  550.054,
					  550.1155,
					  550.2415 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 1-5-98, 4-12-06, 6-26-11, Formerly
					  61D-3.004.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-4 - PERMIT APPLICATION AND PROCESS › Section 75-4.002 - Evaluating a Permit Application for a Pari-Mutuel Facility

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
An applicant for a Florida Pari-Mutuel Facility permit shall
				  submit a Form FGCC PMW-3010, Permit Application;
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-01552
,
				  a Form FGCC PMW-3030, Personal History Record;
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-01553
,
				  and a Form FGCC PMW-3195, Request for Release of Information and Authorization
				  to Release Information;
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-01555
,
				  all of which are effective 9-12-12 and adopted herein by reference. The forms
				  can be obtained at www.fgcc.fl.gov or by contacting the Florida Gaming Control
				  Commission, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399.
(1) In evaluating a permit application, the
				division shall deny any application where the applicant fails to establish the
				following criteria:
(a) Financial
				profitability of the prospective permitholder as derived from the assets and
				liabilities of the applicant; the existence of any judgment or current
				litigation, whether civil, criminal, or administrative; the type of pari-mutuel
				activity to be conducted and desired period of operation; and net income
				projected over the first three years of operation with the permit. If the
				applicant is able to show any profitability as outlined in this paragraph, the
				Division will review the following criteria in paragraph (b).
(b) That the issuance of the permit will
				preserve and protect the pari-mutuel revenues of the state by generating an
				increase of total state revenue.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-4 - PERMIT APPLICATION AND PROCESS › Section 75-4.004 - Application for License and Operating Dates

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Any
				permitholder authorized to submit an application for an annual license to
				conduct races or games pursuant to Section
				 550.0115, F.S., shall make such
				application to the division on Form FGCC PMW-3060, Permitholder Application for
				Annual License and Operating Dates;
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-07666
,
				either Form FGCC PMW-3105, Surety Bond for Florida Pari-Mutuel Wagering,
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-07668
,
				or provide continuation certificate; Form FGCC PMW-3080, Permitholder Calendar;
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-07667
,
				and Form FGCC PMW-3190, Officers and Directors;
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-07669
,
				all of which are effective on 2016-12-13, and incorporated herein by reference.
				The forms can be obtained at www.fgcc.fl.gov or by contacting the Florida
				Gaming Control Commission, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida
				32399.
(2) Any permitholder
				authorized to submit an application for an amendment to the annual license to
				conduct races or games pursuant to Section
				 550.01215, F.S., shall make such
				application to the division on Form FGCC PMW-3060, Permitholder Application for
				License and Operating Dates; Form FGCC PMW-3080, Permitholder Calendar; and
				Form FGCC PMW-3190, Officers and Directors; adopted by reference in subsection
				(1), above.
(3) Once the annual
				operating license is issued, a minor amendment is an amendment to the license
				representing no more than 49 percent of the total performances from the current
				year's initial license. Adding or deleting the date of a scheduled performance
				will be calculated in the 49 percent maximum. If more than one amendment is
				requested on the same operating license, the requests will be aggregated to
				determine the 49 percent maximum.
(4) Any request to amend racing dates
				submitted to the division shall include documentation from operating
				permitholders located within 50 miles of the applicant indicating whether they
				object to the issuance of an amended license.
(5) Objections from operating permitholders
				must include an estimated fiscal impact with supporting data regarding impacts
				on handle and revenue.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.01215(2),
					 550.0251(2),
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.125(3)(a)
					 FS. Law Implemented  550.0115,
					  550.01215,
					  550.0251,
					  550.054(3)(b),
					  550.125(3)(a),
					  550.5251,
					  559.79 FS.
New 3-4-07, Amended 9-12-12, 12-20-16, Formerly
					  61D-4.004.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-4 - PERMIT APPLICATION AND PROCESS › Section 75-4.005 - Annual Notification of Permitholder Ownership Interest

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
Every permitholder shall, within 45 days of the effective
				  date of this rule and on or before July 31 of each year, submit to the division
				  written notification of the following:
(1) If a corporation:
(a) The names, addresses, number of shares,
				and percentage of total shares of any shareholder holding five percent or more
				equity at the time of the first day of the previous fiscal year;
(b) A ledger that reflects ownership
				transfers of five percent or more of the stock for all times during the
				previous fiscal year; and,
(c) The
				names, addresses, number of shares, and percentage of total shares of any
				shareholder holding five percent or more equity on the last day of the previous
				fiscal year.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.001 - Occupational Licensure

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				permitholder shall provide to the division the weekly payroll without
				compensation amounts for verification that all persons working at a
				permitholder's facility are licensed.
(2) Every initial application and renewal
				thereafter for a Professional Occupational License or a General Occupational
				License shall include the following:
(a) A
				complete Form FGCC PMW-3120, Individual Occupational License Application,
				effective September 2020, incorporated herein by reference,
http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-12090
,
				and which can be obtained at www.fgcc.fl.gov or by contacting the Florida
				Gaming Control Commission, 2601 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida
				32399-1037.
(b) A complete set of
				fingerprints and the fingerprint fee:
1. A
				complete set of fingerprints must be submitted to the division either on an
				FD-258 fingerprint card or via a livescan device. Each applicant sending
				fingerprints via a livescan device must provide the Florida Department of Law
				Enforcement (FDLE) approved livescan service provider the correct Originating
				Agency Identifier (ORI) number, which is FL920630Z, in order for the division
				to receive his or her fingerprint results. Applicants timely nenewing their
				license, whose fingerprints have been retained by FDLE, shall not be required
				to submit a complete sets of fingerprints.
2. For each set of fingerprints submitted via
				livescan device, the appropriate fingerprint processing fee, as established by
				FDLE and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, shall be paid by the applicant to
				the livescan service provider. For each set of fingerprints submitted on an
				FD-258 fingerprint card or retained by FDLE, the appropriate fingerprint
				processing fee, as established by FDLE and the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
				shall be paid by the applicant to the division.
(c) Either the Professional Occupational
				License fee of $80 for a three year license or the General Occupational License
				fee of $15 for a three year license.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.002 - Possession of a License

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Unless
				exempted in subsection (2) of this rule, when on the grounds of a permitholder,
				licensees shall conspicuously wear their current Pari-Mutuel Wagering
				Occupational License issued by the division.
(2) When performing their pari-mutuel
				occupations, the following persons shall retain on the permitholder's premises
				their current license:
(a) Jockeys;
(b) Jai alai players;
(c) Jai alai judges;
(d) Harness drivers; and
(e) Exercise persons; and
(f) Leadouts.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.003 - Exemptions from Fingerprinting

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
The following occupations or groups of persons are exempt
				  from the fingerprint requirements of Section
				   550.105, F.S.:
(1) Any person applying for a pari-mutuel
				occupational license who has applied for and been granted a pari-mutuel
				occupational license by the division in the previous three state fiscal
				years;
(2) A sworn law enforcement
				or corrections officer certified pursuant to Section
				 943.1395, F.S., who provides the
				division evidence of current certification from the Florida Criminal Justice
				Standards and Training Commission and is working in a security or safety
				position;
(3) An applicant who has
				been granted a diplomatic status by the United States Government;
(4) Any person whose fingerprints have been
				deemed "unclassifiable" twice by the Federal Bureau of Investigations;
				and,
(5) An applicant who is under
				18 years of age.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.105(2)(b),
					 (10)(a) FS. Law Implemented
					 550.105
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 4-12-06, 9-11-11, 8-10-15, 9-1-20,
					 Formerly  61D-5.003.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.004 - Temporary Occupational Licenses

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				division shall issue a temporary occupational license within 30 days of receipt
				of the application submitted pursuant to Rule
				 75-5.001, F.A.C., when the
				following conditions are met:
(a) The
				applicant has submitted a completed Form FGCC PMW-3120 or Form FGCC PMW-3130,
				as incorporated by reference in Rule
				 75-5.001, F.A.C., and has paid
				all applicable licensing and fingerprint fees;
(b) The applicant is in good standing, not
				under suspension, has not had a license revoked, has not been denied a license,
				and has not been declared ineligible for licensure in Florida or any other
				racing or gaming jurisdiction;
(c)
				The applicant has not been convicted of or had adjudication withheld on any
				disqualifying criminal offense listed in Section
				 550.105(5),
				F.S.;
(d) The division has not
				issued the applicant's occupational license; and
(e) If the applicant has previously applied
				to the division for a license, the applicant's most recent application prior to
				the current application for licensure did not lapse pursuant to Rule
				 75-5.001,
				F.A.C.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.005 - Exemptions to Occupational Licensing Requirements

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The
				following are exempted from occupational licensing requirements:
(a) Sworn law enforcement and corrections
				officers certified pursuant to Section
				 943.1395, F.S., performing in a
				security or safety position, other than the chief of security at a track or
				fronton.
(b) Firefighters,
				emergency medical technician companies, and emergency medical
				technicians.
(c) Persons working
				for a vendor or contractual concessionaires providing supplies other than feed
				or medicine who make deliveries to nonrestricted areas of the permitholder
				premises and who are not employed on the permitholder premises. Such employees
				shall be permitted to make deliveries to a restricted area if issued a pass by
				the permitholder security.
(d)
				Businesses and employees of businesses providing occasional maintenance or
				plant improvement services to the facility or equipment, or providing
				construction services which are not related to the making of pari-mutuel pools,
				the conduct of racing or jai alai games or the direct care of racing
				animals.
(e) Upon adequate proof
				provided to the division, shareholders, who otherwise would be required to have
				an occupational license, owning less than ten percent of the outstanding stock
				or equity interest of any entity licensed by the division, will not be required
				to have such a license merely by their connection to a company. Such a
				shareholder shall not be granted access to any restricted area of a pari-mutuel
				wagering facility by virtue of their ownership interest without having obtained
				a pari-mutuel occupational license.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-5 - OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING › Section 75-5.006 - Waiver of Criminal Convictions or Other Offenses

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) Any
				applicant for an occupational license who is subject to denial on the basis of
				a criminal conviction or discipline by any racing jurisdiction may seek a
				waiver from the division director. The applicant shall submit Form FGCC
				PMW-3120, Individual Occupational License Application, adopted by reference in
				Rule  75-5.001, F.A.C., the annual
				license fee and fingerprint fee, a complete set of fingerprints on a card
				supplied by the division, and Form FGCC PMW-3180, Request for Waiver, adopted
				by reference in Rule  75-5.001, F.A.C. The applicant
				shall also schedule a waiver interview with the Office of Investigations.
				Failure to participate in a waiver interview or to disclose any pertinent
				information regarding criminal convictions, or discipline by any racing
				jurisdiction shall result in a denial of the request for waiver.
(2) The applicant shall establish proof of
				rehabilitation and demonstrate good moral character. The waiver applies to
				criminal convictions or discipline by any racing jurisdiction disclosed to the
				division, unless revoked by the division for violation of Chapter 550, F.S., or
				these rules.
(3) No applicant for a
				waiver shall be allowed to work in any capacity as an occupational licensee
				until a license is issued based upon a waiver, granted by the
				director.
Rulemaking Authority
					 550.0251(3),
					 550.105(2)(b),
					 (10)(a) FS. Law Implemented
					 550.0251,
					 550.105
					 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 12-15-97, 4-12-06, 9-11-11, Formerly
					  61D-5.006.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.001 - Purpose for Rules; Definitions Related to Drugs and Medications

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The purpose of these rules related to
				Medication, Drugs and Sampling is to protect the integrity of horse racing, jai
				alai games and greyhound racing, to protect the welfare of the animal, and to
				safeguard the interest of the public and racing participants through the
				control of all medications, drugs, and substances foreign to or in excess of
				the natural physiology of the animal.
(2) In construing these rules, the following
				definitions shall apply:
(a) "Bleeders' List"
				means a list of horses maintained by the division that exhibit exercise induced
				pulmonary hemorrhage.
(b)
				"Furosemide (Salix) List" means the division's official list of racing horses
				approved for racing with furosemide in Florida.
(c) "Legend drug" means a drug or medication
				which requires a prescription under federal law.
(d) "Proprietary drug" means a patent or
				over-the-counter medicine which is sold to the public by, or under the
				authority of, the manufacturer or primary distributor thereof and which is not
				misbranded under the provisions of the Florida Drug and Cosmetic Act (Chapter
				499, F.S.).
(e) "Veterinarian's
				list" means a list maintained by the track veterinarian which contains the name
				of any racing horse or racing greyhound which the veterinarian considers unfit,
				unsound or not ready for racing.
(f) "Sulfa drugs" means sulfa and sulfa-like
				antimicrobial medications and their metabolites, including but not limited to
				sulfadiazine, sulfamethazine, sulfadimethozine, sulfadimethoxine,
				sulfametranidazole, sulfapyridine, sulfathiazole, sulfamethoxazole,
				trimethoprim and pyrimethamine.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.002 - General Duties and Responsibilities

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The trainer
				of record shall be responsible for and be the absolute insurer of the condition
				of the horses or racing greyhounds, he/ she enters to race. Trainers, kennel
				owners and operators are presumed to know the rules of the Division. The
				trainer of record shall be identified on Form FGCC PMW-3360, Personnel Roster,
				effective December 2015 and incorporated herein by reference, which can be
				obtained at
https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-06327
,
				www.fgcc.fl.gov, or by contacting the Florida Gaming Control Commission, 2601
				Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399. The trainer of record shall
				provide to the chief inspector and racing secretary at any track where the
				trainer enters racing animals in pari-mutuel races Form FGCC PMW-3360,
				Personnel Roster at the beginning of each race meet and whenever any changes
				are made to the personnel under his/her employment.
(2) Each permitholder of a thoroughbred,
				harness, quarter horse, or greyhound racing facility shall provide and maintain
				a detention enclosure in a location approved by the division for the purpose of
				securing urine, blood or other samples from racing greyhounds or horses. The
				detention enclosure at horse tracks shall have a perimeter fence which will
				prevent access of unauthorized persons, contain a wash rack, an office for the
				Division veterinarian, and not less than six detention stalls with an adjacent
				walking ring. The detention enclosure at greyhound tracks shall be located
				within a reasonable distance of the veterinary assistant detention office and
				shall have a chain link perimeter fence which will prevent access of
				unauthorized persons. The detention enclosure at greyhound tracks shall be
				large enough to allow three dogs to be walked simultaneously for the purpose of
				taking urine samples, be partially covered to allow sampling during inclement
				weather, and have sufficient lighting to allow sampling during hours of
				darkness.
(3) Reports of positive
				result shall include the substance detected, concentration of the substance,
				testing methodologies, and the measurement uncertainties associated with the
				test.
Rulemaking Authority
					  120.80(4)(a),
					  550.0251 (3),
					 550.2415(2),
					 (7) FS. Law Implemented
					 120.80(4)(a),
					 550.0251,
					  550.2415 FS.
New 10-20-96, Amended 12-15-97, 4-12-06, 1-10-16, Formerly
					  61D-6.002.
Florida Administrative Code › 75 - FLORIDA GAMING CONTROL COMMISSION › 75 - Departmental › Chapter 75-6 - DRUGS AND VETERINARIAN PROCEDURES › Section 75-6.003 - Permitted Medications; General Provisions

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The trainer
				of record shall be responsible for insuring that all legend drugs, proprietary
				drugs, or medicinal compounds (natural or synthetic) of any nature are kept or
				stored at all times in a securely locked cabinet, locker, or room when not
				actively being administered.
(2)
				Any legend drug, which is used or kept on the grounds of a permitholder and
				which, by federal or state law, requires a prescription and Drug Enforcement
				Administration (DEA) number, must be validly prescribed by a duly licensed
				veterinarian in good standing in their state of licensure, who has established
				a current veterinarian-patient relationship with said animal and in compliance
				with Section  474.214(1)(y),
				F.S. All legend drugs, must have a label which is securely attached to the
				container and complies with the requirements of Chapters 465, 474 and 499, F.S.
				When the medication container is such that a label cannot be affixed thereto,
				the label must be affixed to the original packing container or bag. Such
				labeling will be presumed to imply that a veterinarian-patient relationship
				exists that can be verified through the veterinarian's records.
(3) Any person receiving a legend drug,
				proprietary drug, or medicinal compound (natural or synthetic) shall be
				responsible for ensuring that a label is on said medication. Dispensing
				veterinarians shall be responsible for the proper labeling of all legend drugs,
				proprietary drugs, or medicinal compounds (natural or synthetic) they
				dispense.
Rulemaking Authority
					  120.80(4)(a),
					  550.0251 (3),
					 550.2415(2),
					 (13) FS. Law Implemented
					 120.80(4)(a),
					 550.0251,
					  550.2415 FS.
New 10-20-96, Formerly
					  61D-6.003.