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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-517 - Licensed Employees

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All licensees shall report any known irregularities or
				  wrongdoings by any person involving pari-mutuel wagering immediately to the
				  Department and cooperate in subsequent investigations.
The following
				  Section was adopted under an exemption from the provisions of the
				  Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6) pursuant to A.R.S.
				  §
										41-1005(A)(18).
				  Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6 means that the Arizona Racing
				  Commission did not submit these rules to the Governor's Regulatory Review
				  Council for Review; the Commission did not submit notice of proposed rulemaking
				  to the Secretary of State for publication in the Arizona Administrative
				  Register; the Commission was not required to hold public hearings on these
				  rules; and the Attorney General did not certify these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-518 - State Mutuel Supervisor

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A. The
				Director shall appoint a state mutuel supervisor who shall monitor the
				pari-mutuel department and wagering at all race meetings and additional
				wagering facilities.
B. A permittee
				shall grant the state mutuel supervisor and Department unrestricted access to
				its facilities and equipment and to all books, ledgers, accounts, documents,
				and records pertaining to pari-mutuel wagering.
C. The state mutuel supervisor shall receive
				all requested information from a permittee's officers and employees promptly
				and shall receive full cooperation while carrying out the duties of that
				office.
D. The state mutuel
				supervisor shall report to the Director and stewards any failure of the
				permittee, including its officers and employees, to comply with both the
				provisions of these rules and the laws of the state of Arizona.
The following
				  Section was adopted under an exemption from the provisions of the
				  Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6) pursuant to A.R.S.
				  §
										41-1005(A)(18).
				  Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6 means that the Arizona Racing
				  Commission did not submit these rules to the Governor's Regulatory Review
				  Council for Review; the Commission did not submit notice of proposed rulemaking
				  to the Secretary of State for publication in the Arizona Administrative
				  Register; the Commission was not required to hold public hearings on these
				  rules; and the Attorney General did not certify these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-519 - Mutuel Manager

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A. In the event
				of an emergency in connection with the pari-mutuel department not covered in
				these rules, the mutuel manager representing the permittee shall report the
				problem to the stewards and the permittee, and the stewards shall render a full
				report to the Department within 48 hours.
B. The mutuel manager shall be responsible
				for the correctness of all payoff prices posted on the odds board, subject to
				the limitations of nonfraudulent human and mechanical errors. In the event that
				a payoff is both incorrectly posted and paid, the mutuel manager shall file
				with the Department a complete report explaining the circumstances prior to the
				next racing day.
C. The mutuel
				manager shall provide the Department with, upon request, complete and detailed
				reports of each race day; including the handle of each race, the total handle
				and attendance, the payoffs on each race, breakage and commission, opening and
				closing lines, and sellers' shortages and overages.
The following
				  Section was adopted and subsequently amended under an exemption from the
				  provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6)
				  pursuant to A.R.S. §
										41-1005(A)(18).
				  Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6 means that the Arizona Racing
				  Commission did not submit these rules to the Governor's Regulatory Review
				  Council for Review; the Commission did not submit notice of proposed rulemaking
				  to the Secretary of State for publication in the Arizona Administrative
				  Register; the Commission was not required to hold public hearings on these
				  rules; and the Attorney General did not certify these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-520 - Stored Value Instruments

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A.
				Pari-mutuel cash vouchers. A racetrack permittee may offer pari-mutuel cash
				vouchers at a wagering location that issues pari-mutuel tickets.
1. Cash vouchers shall be dispensed through
				the totalisator system;
2. The
				stored value on a cash voucher may be redeemed in the same manner as a value of
				a winning pari-mutuel ticket for wagers placed at a pari-mutuel window or a
				self-service terminal, and may be redeemed for the cash value at any
				time;
3. The tote system
				transaction record for all pari-mutuel cash vouchers shall include the voucher
				identification number in subsequent pari-mutuel transactions; and
4. Pari-mutuel wagers made from a voucher
				shall include the voucher by identification number.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-521

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The following
				  Section was adopted and subsequently amended under an exemption from the
				  provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6)
				  pursuant to A.R.S. §
										41-1005(A)(18).
				  Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6 means that the Arizona Racing
				  Commission did not submit these rules to the Governor's Regulatory Review
				  Council for Review; the Commission did not submit notice of proposed rulemaking
				  to the Secretary of State for publication in the Arizona Administrative
				  Register; the Commission was not required to hold public hearings on these
				  rules; and the Attorney General did not certify these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 5 - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING › Section R19-2-522

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The following
				  Section was adopted under an exemption from the provisions of the
				  Administrative Procedure Act (A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6) pursuant to A.R.S.
				  §
										41-1005(A)(18).
				  Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6 means that the Arizona Racing
				  Commission did not submit these rules to the Governor's Regulatory Review
				  Council for Review; the Commission did not submit notice of proposed rulemaking
				  to the Secretary of State for publication in the Arizona Administrative
				  Register; the Commission was not required to hold public hearings on these
				  rules; and the Attorney General did not certify these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-601 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-602 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-603 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-604 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-605 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-606 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-609 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Section R19-2-610 - Renumbered

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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part A - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION › Section R19-2-A602 - Delegation by and Reports to the Commission

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A. The Commission may delegate execution of
				  its statutory powers and duties to the Executive Director.
B. The Executive Director shall regularly
				  keep the Commission informed regarding those matters which have been delegated
				  to the Executive Director by the Commission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B601 - Notice and Approval of Events; Publicity

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A. A promoter's request to the Commission for
				  reservation of an event date shall be made as soon as possible and shall be
				  deemed by the Commission to be a representation by the promoter of the
				  promoter's good faith intention to actually hold the event on that date. A
				  promoter is prohibited from requesting event dates solely for the purpose of
				  preempting the organization of an event by others on or near the scheduled
				  event date or for any other anti-competitive reason, which may be demonstrated
				  by a pattern of requesting and cancelling dates.
B. The Commission's approval of an event
				  shall constitute a license to conduct, hold or give an unarmed combat event. A
				  promoter shall not hold an event of unarmed combat unless:
1. No less than 60 calendar days before the
				  event is held, the promoter submits to the Commission a written request for
				  permission to hold the event, and for approval of the date for the event;
				  and
2. The Commission has approved
				  the request and the date for the event.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B602 - State Championships

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A. The
				  Commission may approve a contest as one for a state championship where:
1. One of the contestants is a bona fide
				  resident of Arizona and the other is either:
a. Also a bona fide resident of Arizona;
				  or
b. A resident of California,
				  Nevada, Texas, Utah, Colorado, or New Mexico, who has fought in Arizona at
				  least two times within the 12-month period prior to the time the Commission's
				  approval is requested.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B603 - Duty of Matchmakers

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A.
				  Matchmakers shall use due diligence to determine and report to the Commission
				  in writing, on a form to be provided by the Commission, no later than 48 hours
				  prior to a scheduled event, the following information:
1. The true identity of
				  contestants;
2. The contestant's
				  complete record, including the date and result of the last contest engaged in
				  by the contestant and any fight or medical records obtained from commissions in
				  other states (the Commission has the discretion to disregard non-sanctioned
				  bouts, in the interests of the industry or the health and safety of
				  combatants);
3. Whether contestants
				  are under suspension from any unarmed combat regulatory commission;
				  and
4. The ability of the
				  contestants to compete.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B604 - Insurance for Contestants

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For each contestant, a promoter shall provide to the
					 Commission proof of insurance that complies with A.R.S. §
										5-233.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B605 - Selection and Payment of Officials

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A.
				  Any referees, judges, timekeepers, ringside physicians, and inspectors shall be
				  finally selected by the Commission and notice of the selections shall be
				  provided to the promoter or matchmaker 36 to 48 hours prior to the scheduled
				  event. The Executive Director shall ensure that all officials receive
				  compensation from the promoter immediately after the last scheduled bout in
				  accordance with the Commission's fee schedule. The fee schedule shall be made
				  known to the promoter before the scheduled event when requested by the
				  promoter.
B. A promoter or
				  matchmaker may protest the assignment of officials only upon specific grounds
				  submitted to the Commission in writing no less than 24 hours prior to the start
				  of the scheduled event.
C. Referees
				  shall be given a physical examination by the ringside physician before
				  officiating a contest.
D. A
				  promoter may be disciplined, up to and including license revocation, if rules
				  of selection of officials and participants are not followed for an event.
1. Bouts may only be arranged by a promoter
				  or a matchmaker licensed by the Commission.
2. Every combatant and announcer selected by
				  the promoter shall be licensed by the Commission. The promoter's selection of
				  announcer shall be approved by the Commission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B606 - Commission Seating at Events

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As designated by the Executive Director, the promoter shall
					 provide a table and front row or contiguous ringside seating for Commission
					 members, the Executive Director, and those officials assigned to work the
					 event, including the judges, timekeepers, ringside physicians, or other staff.
					 Commission representatives or officials who will be working the event have
					 priority for ringside seating with a table.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B607 - Ticket Manifest, Collection, Accounting

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A. General requirements.
1. Admission fees shall be charged for every
				  unarmed-combat event. Tickets may also be sold for an exhibition if approved by
				  the Commission.
a. The right of admission to
				  any event of unarmed combat shall not be sold to a person unless that person is
				  provided with a ticket.
b. Every
				  ticket shall have the price, name and date of the event, and name of the
				  promoter plainly stated on it. Every ticket stub shall state the
				  price.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B608 - Annual Bond, Event Bond, Claims

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A.
				  Annual bond under A.R.S. §
										5-228(E).
1. The approval of a promoter's license is
				  contingent upon deposit of the annual bond with the Department.
2. Upon written request of the promoter, the
				  Commission may release the promoter from the annual bond requirement, if the
				  Commission determines that the promoter has satisfied all past obligations and
				  is not planning additional events for that year.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part B - EVENTS › Section R19-2-B609 - Payment of Contestants

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A. All
				  contestants shall be paid in full according to their contracts, and no part or
				  percentage of their remuneration may be withheld except by order of the
				  Commission, nor shall any part of their remuneration be returned through
				  arrangement with the combatant or the combatant's manager to any matchmaker or
				  promoter.
B. Payment shall be made
				  immediately after the event under the supervision of a Commission
				  representative.
C. In cases where
				  the Commission does not require an event bond, the promoter shall execute an
				  assignment in favor of the Commission of box office proceeds to the extent
				  necessary to secure the payment of purses. Such assignment is a condition
				  precedent to the approval of an event. When all contestants have been paid, the
				  assignment shall be returned to the promoter and the promoter shall be released
				  therefrom.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C602 - Licensing Time-Frames

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A. Overall
				  time-frame. The Commission shall issue or deny a license within the overall
				  time-frames listed in Table 1 after receipt of the complete application. The
				  overall time-frame is the total of the number of days provided for the
				  administrative completeness review and the substantive review.
B. Administrative completeness review.
1. The applicable administrative completeness
				  review time-frame established in Table 1 begins on the date the Commission
				  receives the application. The Commission shall notify the applicant in writing
				  within the administrative completeness review time-frame whether the
				  application or request is incomplete. The notice shall specify what information
				  is missing. If the Commission does not provide notice to the applicant, the
				  license application shall be considered complete.
2. An applicant with an incomplete license
				  application shall supply the missing information within the completion request
				  period established in Table 1. The administrative completeness review
				  time-frame is suspended from the date the Commission mails the notice of
				  missing information to the applicant until the date the Commission receives the
				  information.
3. If the applicant
				  fails to submit the missing information before expiration of the completion
				  request period, the Commission shall close the file, unless the applicant
				  requests an extension. An applicant whose file has been closed may submit a new
				  application.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C603 - License Fees

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A. The
				  following applicants shall complete an authorized fingerprint card and pay a
				  fingerprint processing fee per A.R.S. §
										41-1750(G)(2)
				  and (J): inspectors, ringside physicians,
				  judges, timekeepers, referees, managers, matchmakers, and promoters.
B. Fees for the issuance of annual licenses
				  shall be as follows:
1. Promoters,
				  $400;
2. Matchmakers,
				  $125;
3. Managers, $100;
4. Inspectors, judges, referees, timekeepers,
				  announcers, and ringside physicians, $30;
5. Cutmen, professional combatants, trainers,
				  and seconds, $25; and
6. Amateur
				  combatants, $10.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C604 - Licensing Requirements Related to Ability and Fitness

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A. Age and physical condition of combatant
				  applying for license.
1. Prior to issuance or
				  renewal of a license, an applicant for a license to engage in unarmed combat
				  shall be examined by a physician approved by the Commission, and satisfy the
				  Commission that the applicant has the ability to compete, if the applicant:
a. Reached 36 years of age or will reach 36
				  years of age during the licensing year;
b. Has not competed in unarmed combat for at
				  least 36 consecutive months; or
c.
				  Has any medical, physical or mental unfitness that could affect the applicant's
				  safety or welfare if the applicant were licensed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C605 - Grounds for Disciplinary Action; Penalties

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A. Disciplinary action against a person
				  licensed by the Commission, or otherwise associated with unarmed combat in this
				  state, may include denial, revocation, or suspension of license; ban on
				  participation; imposition of a civil penalty; forfeiture of all or part of a
				  purse; altering the result of a bout; or any combination of such actions as may
				  be appropriate under the aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
B. A licensee shall be held responsible for
				  knowing these rules and the provisions of A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 2, Article 2
				  related to unarmed combat.
C. In
				  addition to those grounds listed in A.R.S. §
										5-235.01(B),
				  grounds for disciplinary action are:
1.
				  Violation of an order of the Commission;
2. Breach of an industry contract;
3. Where the licensee's conduct is lacking in
				  honesty, ethics, or moral character so as to reflect discredit to the industry
				  and thereby render disciplinary action consistent with the public interest and
				  the purpose of A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 2, Article 2 and these rules;
4. Where the licensee has been disciplined in
				  another jurisdiction, if the disciplinary action is ordered for conduct which
				  relates to safety, would be a violation in this state, or tends to reflect
				  negatively on the reputation of this state or the industry;
5. Where the licensee had knowledge or, in
				  the judgment of the Commission, should have had knowledge that a combatant
				  suffered a concussion or serious injury during training or an event and the
				  licensee failed or refused to inform the Commission of that knowledge;
				  or
6. Where the licensee has
				  committed any actions that would be grounds for denial of license under
				  R19-2-C601.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C606 - Effect of Discipline

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A. Every
				  promoter and matchmaker shall take notice of the suspensions or revocations
				  listed on registries recognized by the Commission and shall not permit any
				  person under suspension or revocation to participate in, arrange, or conduct
				  events during the period of suspension or revocation.
B. A person whose license has been denied,
				  suspended or revoked by the Commission is prohibited from participating in,
				  matchmaking, or holding events during the period of denial, suspension or
				  revocation.
C. A person whose
				  license has been suspended or revoked is barred from:
1. The dressing rooms at the premises where
				  any event of unarmed combat is being held;
2. Occupying any seat within six rows of the
				  ring platform or cage; and
3.
				  Communicating in the arena or near the dressing rooms with any of the event
				  principals, their managers, their seconds, or the referee, whether directly or
				  by a messenger, during any event.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C607 - Civil Penalties

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A. The
				  Commission shall notify the Department in writing if a licensee is issued a
				  civil penalty under A.R.S. §
										5-235.01(A)(3)
				  or (C).
B. Upon receipt, the Commission shall
				  immediately forward the civil penalty to the Department for deposit.
C. Failure to pay a civil penalty of any kind
				  shall result in a suspension of a license until the penalty is paid.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C608 - Appeal, Rehearing, or Review of Decision

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A. Except as provided in subsection (I), any
				  party in a contested case before the Commission who is aggrieved by a decision
				  rendered in such case by the Executive Director may file with the Commission,
				  not later than 10 days after service of the decision, a written motion for
				  appeal of the decision specifying the particular grounds therefor. For purposes
				  of this subsection, a decision shall be deemed to have been served when
				  personally delivered or mailed by certified mail to the party at the party's
				  last known residence or place of business; or by electronic mail if the party
				  has agreed to receive electronic notifications.
B. An appeal, or a motion for rehearing or
				  review under this rule may be amended at any time before it is ruled upon. A
				  party shall provide a copy of any pleading on all opposing parties or parties
				  who may be directly affected by the issues presented, and the pleading shall
				  contain a certification of delivery to listed recipients. A response may be
				  filed by any other party within 10 days after delivery of such pleading on the
				  other party. The Commission may require the filing of written briefs upon the
				  issues raised in the motion and may provide for oral argument.
C. The Commission may affirm or modify the
				  decision, or grant a rehearing to all or any of the parties, on all or part of
				  the issues for any of the following reasons materially affecting the moving
				  party's rights:
1. Irregularity in the
				  administrative proceedings that causes the moving party to be deprived of a
				  fair hearing;
2. Misconduct of the
				  Commission or its hearing officer or the prevailing party;
3. Accident or surprise that could not have
				  been prevented by ordinary prudence;
4. Newly discovered material evidence that
				  could not, with reasonable diligence, have been discovered and produced at the
				  original hearing;
5. Excessive or
				  insufficient penalties;
6. Error in
				  the admission or rejection of evidence or other errors of law occurring at the
				  administrative hearing or during the progress of the proceedings; or
7. The decision is not justified by the
				  evidence or is contrary to law.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part C - LICENSING AND DISCIPLINE › Section R19-2-C609 - Registration of Amateur Sanctioning Organizations: Requirements; Application; Fees; Revocation, Suspension or Setting Conditions

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A. All sanctioning organizations that are
				  required to be approved under A.R.S. §
										5-222(A)(4)
				   shall be registered with the Commission. A
				  sanctioning organization that is required to be registered shall submit to the
				  Commission:
1. A completed application for
				  registration on a form provided by the Commission;
2. A complete set of rules adopted by the
				  sanctioning organization to govern the particular discipline, which must be
				  substantially equivalent to the rules of this Article 6 with regard to safety
				  of the combatants; and
3. An
				  application or renewal fee of $1,000.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D601 - General Provisions for All Unarmed Combat Disciplines

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A. Applicability of requirements/alteration.
				  This Section shall apply to all regulated unarmed combat disciplines, unless
				  otherwise noted herein. In case of a conflict between this general Section and
				  a provision relating to a specific discipline, the specific provision shall
				  control. The Commission may approve the alteration of requirements of Part D if
				  it is determined that the alteration is dictated by the event venue or by
				  nationally-accepted rules and that the alteration will not compromise the
				  safety of the combatants. If the rules regarding a specific unarmed combat
				  discipline do not adequately cover an issue pertinent to that discipline, the
				  Commission may refer to and use rules applicable to a different unarmed combat
				  discipline as guidance.
B. Time
				  between bouts. Unless special approval is obtained from the Commission, a
				  contestant shall not be allowed to compete until the following time periods
				  have elapsed:
1. Five days, if the contestant
				  has competed anywhere in a bout of six rounds or less; or
2. Ten days, if the contestant has competed
				  anywhere in a bout of more than six rounds.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D602 - Boxing

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A. The ring. The
				  promoter is responsible for providing a safe ring in accordance with the
				  following:
1. The ring shall be four sided,
				  between 16 and 20 feet per side, with two feet outside the ropes, and securely
				  assembled.
2. The floor shall be
				  covered with shock-absorbent padding, such as Ensolite or the
				  equivalent.
3. The padding shall be
				  covered with tightly-stretched clean canvas securely laced to the
				  platform.
4. There shall be four
				  ropes, stretched and linked to four corner posts. The rope shall not be less
				  than one inch in diameter, and shall be covered by a soft or cushioning
				  material. Positioning and tensioning of the rope shall be approved by the
				  Commission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D603 - Mixed Martial Arts

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A. The fighting
				  area.
1. Regardless of the shape of the
				  fighting area, the fighting area canvas shall be no smaller than 518 square
				  feet and no larger than 746 square feet. The fighting area canvas shall be
				  padded in a manner as approved by the Commission, with at least a 1-inch layer
				  of foam padding. Padding shall extend beyond the fighting area and over the
				  edge of the platform. Vinyl or other plastic rubberized covering shall not be
				  permitted unless approved by the Commission.
2. The fighting area canvas shall not be more
				  than 4 feet above the surface upon which the fighting area is constructed and
				  shall have suitable steps or ramp for use by the participants. Posts shall be
				  made of metal not more than 6 inches in diameter, extending from the floor of
				  the building to a minimum height of 58 inches above the fighting area canvas
				  and shall be properly padded in a manner approved by the Commission.
3. The fighting area shall be enclosed by a
				  fence made of such material as will not allow a fighter to fall out or break
				  through it onto the floor or spectators, including, but not limited to, vinyl
				  coated chain link fencing. All metal parts shall be covered and padded in a
				  manner approved by the Commission and shall not be abrasive to the
				  contestants.
4. The fence may
				  provide two separate entries onto the fighting area canvas, but one entrance is
				  acceptable.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D604 - Kickboxing

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A. The ring. The
				  promoter is responsible for providing a safe ring in accordance with the
				  following:
1. The ring shall be four-sided,
				  not less than 17 feet nor more than 20 feet per side measured within the
				  ropes.
2. The ring platform shall
				  not be more than 4 feet above the surface upon which the ring is constructed
				  and shall be provided with suitable steps for use of the contestants. Ring
				  posts shall be of metal, not more than 4 inches in diameter, extending from the
				  floor of the building to a height of 58 inches above the ring floor and shall
				  be properly padded.
3. The floor
				  shall be covered with shock-absorbent padding, as approved by the Commission,
				  which shall extend beyond the ring ropes and over the edge of the
				  platform.
4. The padding shall be
				  covered with tightly-stretched clean canvas securely laced to the
				  platform.
5. There shall be four
				  ropes, stretched and linked to four corner posts. The rope shall not be less
				  than 1 inch in diameter and shall be covered by a soft or cushioning material.
				  Positioning and tensioning of the rope shall be approved by the
				  Commission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D605 - Muay Thai.

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A. The ring.
				  The promoter is responsible for providing a safe ring in accordance with the
				  following:
1. The ring shall be four-sided,
				  not less than 16 feet nor more than 24 feet per side, measured within the
				  ropes.
2. The floor and corner
				  shall be well constructed with no obstructions and with a minimum extension
				  outside the ring of at least 3 feet. The minimum floor height should be 4 to 5
				  feet from the surface upon which the ring is constructed. The corner posts
				  shall have a diameter of between 4 to 5 inches with a height of 58 inches from
				  the ring floor. All four posts must be properly cushioned.
3. The ring floor must be padded by either
				  cushioning, rubber, soft cloth, rubber mat, or similar material with a
				  thickness of 1 to 1 1/2 inches. The padding shall be completely covered by a
				  canvas cloth.
4. There shall be
				  four ropes, stretched and linked to four corner posts. The rope shall not be
				  less than 1 inch in diameter and shall be covered by a soft or cushioning
				  material. Positioning and tensioning of the rope shall be approved by the
				  Commission.
5. The ring shall have
				  suitable steps for use of the contestants.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D606 - Toughman

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A. Unless otherwise
				  specified herein, R19-2-D602 shall apply to Toughman events, with the following
				  exceptions:
1. Toughman contestants shall
				  wear headgear, padded kidney belt, and abdominal guards, as approved by the
				  Commission.
2. A bout shall consist
				  of three one-minute rounds, with a one-minute rest period between each round,
				  and may involve two or more contestants.
3. No kicking is permitted.
4. The following weight classes shall be used
				  as a general guide:
Weights
Weight Range in Pounds
Lightweight
Less than 140
Middleweight
140 to 159.9
Light Heavyweight
160 to 184.9
Heavyweight
185+
5.
				  The Commission reserves the right to disallow Toughman events or licenses for
				  Toughman participants, if, in the Commission's discretion, the event or
				  licensing would not be in the best interests of the combatants, the state, the
				  industry, and the Commission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Section R19-2-D607 - Exhibitions; Fee

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A. Exhibitions
				  may only be allowed if approved by both the Commission and the Executive
				  Director, and shall be subject to all requirements of A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter
				  2, Article 2 and these rules adopted thereunder.
B. The fee for an Exhibition shall be $1000,
				  to be paid by the promoter.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Table 1 - Time-frames

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License
Statutory Authority
Administrative Completeness Review
Response to Completion Request
Substantive Completeness Review
Response to Additional Information
Overall Time-frame
Promoter, Matchmaker, Manager, Judge, Inspector,
								Referee, Physician, Timekeeper, Combatants over the age of 36 years
A.R.S. §
														5-228
R19-2-C602
30
10
15
10
45
Combatant, Second, Cut-man, Trainer, Ring
								Announcer
A.R.S. §
														5-228
R19-2-C602
10
10
10
10
20
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 2 - ARIZONA RACING COMMISSION › Article 6 - STATE BOXING AND MIXED MARTIAL ARTS COMMISSION: ADMINISTRATION OF UNARMED COMBAT SPORTS › Part D - UNARMED COMBAT RULES › Table 2 - Bandages (Gauze and Tape)

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Maximum Gauze Dimensions
Maximum Tape Dimensions
Method of Wrapping
Boxing, per hand
2" wide
60' long
2" wide
10' long
* Tape shall not extend higher on the hand beyond
								three-fourths of an inch from the knuckles, when the hand is clenched to make a
								fist.
MMA, per hand
2" wide
39' long
1" wide
10' long
* Tape may extend to cover and protect the knuckles
								when the hand is clenched to make a fist.
Kickboxing, per hand
2" wide
30' long
1.5" wide
6' long
* Tape shall not extend higher on the hand beyond
								one inch from the knuckles, when the hand is clenched into a fist.
* It is acceptable to place 1 strip of tape between
								the fingers not to exceed ¼" in width and 4" in length to hold bandages
								in place.
Kickboxing, per foot
None
1.5" wide
12' long
* Tape may be used to protect the ankles.
* Gauze shall not be used on the feet.
* A single elastic or neoprene style supportive
								sleeve may be worn on each foot and around each knee as long as it has no
								padding, braces, hinges, or anything that could injure the wearer or his
								opponent or create an advantage of any kind.
Muay Thai, per hand
2" wide
30' long
1.5" wide
6' long
* Tape shall not extend higher on the hand beyond
								one inch of the knuckles when the hand is clenched to make a fist.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 19 - ALCOHOL, HORSE AND DOG RACING, LOTTERY, AND GAMING › Chapter 3 - ARIZONA STATE LOTTERY COMMISSION › Article 2 - RETAILERS › Section R19-3-201 - Definitions

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In this Article, unless the context otherwise
				  requires:
1. "Act" means A.R.S. Title
				5, Chapter 5.1, Article 2.
2.
				"Activated" means the process taken by retailers to make a pack of instant
				scratch tickets valid for sale to the general public.
3. "Age-restricted retailer" means a licensed
				provider of sales and redemptions services for Lottery products that also holds
				a series 06 or 14 liquor license issued by the Arizona Department of Liquor
				Licenses and Control.
4. "Chapter"
				means Arizona Administrative Code, Title 19, Chapter 3.
5. "Charitable Organization" means an
				organization including not more than one auxiliary, to which the United States
				Internal Revenue Service has issued a letter of determination of the
				organization's tax-exempt status, and the organization has operated for
				charitable purposes in Arizona for at least two years.
6. "Controlling agent" means a stockholder,
				director, officer, managerial employee, or other person directly or indirectly
				controlling or operating the retailer's business.
7. "Controlling person" means a person at
				least 21 years of age accountable for the Lottery license.
8. "Chain account retailer" means a group of
				stores in a retail chain utilizing one central bank account.
9. "Debit card" means an open loop bank card
				backed by a national financial entity with no diminishing value over time and
				that shall be honored by any retailer or bank with no fees to the card
				holder.
10. "Draw game ticket" or
				"On-line ticket" means a ticket purchased through a network of
				Lottery-authorized equipment linked to a central computer that records the
				wagers.
11. "Endorsement" means
				written approval and certification by the Lottery for a retailer with a general
				product license to provide additional games or services in accordance with
				specialized requirements.
12. "Flare" means the
				board or placard that accompanies each package of instant tab tickets and that
				has printed on or affixed to it the following information:
a. Game name,
b. Serial number,
c. Ticket count,
d. Prize structure, and
e. Cost per play.