Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 - ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING › Part 1800 - VIDEO GAMING (GENERAL) › Subpart B - DUTIES OF LICENSEES › Section 1800.220 - Continuing Duty to Report Information

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Licensees and applicants for licensure under the Act and
				  persons with significant influence or control have a continuing duty to report
				  within 21 days all of the following to the Administrator or his or her
				  designee:
a) A violation of the Act,
				this Part or any illegal conduct, including, but not limited to, the
				possession, maintenance, facilitation or use of any illegal gaming
				device.
b) Any fact, event,
				occurrence, matter or action that may affect the conduct of video gaming or the
				business and financial arrangements incidental to the conduct of video gaming,
				or the ability to conduct the activities for which the licensee is licensed,
				including, but not limited to, any change or addition in persons identified as
				having significant influence or control.
c) Each arrest, summons, citation or charge
				for any criminal offense or violation, excluding minor traffic violations.
				Information to be reported under this subsection shall include, but not be
				limited to, all changes relating to criminal arrest or criminal proceeding
				disposition history concerning any criminal offense under the laws of any
				jurisdiction or the Uniform Code of Military Conduct, in any state or foreign
				country. As disciplinary action for a violation of this subsection, the
				Administrator may impose a fine of $250 for a first violation and $500 for a
				second or subsequent violation. Imposition of a fine by the Administrator under
				this subsection shall not preclude the Board from initiating additional or
				further disciplinary action against a licensee or applicant. A licensee or
				applicant that has been issued a fine under this subsection may contest the
				fine under Subpart G. For purposes of filing a response under Section
				1800.720,
				a notice of fine under this subsection shall be considered a notice of proposed
				disciplinary action.
d) Any adverse
				action taken, nonrenewal, or failure to timely renew relative to a liquor
				license. As disciplinary action for a violation of this subsection, the
				Administrator may impose a fine not to exceed 50 percent of the total amount of
				Net Terminal Income for the period of time that the establishment, fraternal
				establishment, or veterans establishment operated video gaming terminals in
				violation of Section 55 of the Video Gaming Act. Imposition of a fine by the
				Administrator under this subsection shall not preclude the Board from
				initiating additional or further disciplinary action against a licensee or
				applicant. A licensee that has been issued a fine under this subsection may
				contest the fine under Subpart G. For purposes of filing a response under
				Section 1800.720, a notice of fine shall be considered a notice of proposed
				disciplinary action.
e) Any changes
				or additions to all material information provided in an application for a video
				gaming license, including but not limited to:
1) Use Agreements;
2) Persons who have acted or will act as a
				sales agent or broker, or otherwise engage in the solicitation of business from
				current or potential licensed video gaming locations; and
3) Agreements with any individual or business
				entity related to the sharing of, or allotting, any sums of money derived from
				the operation of video gaming.