Code of Massachusetts Regulations › 205 CMR - MASSACHUSETTS GAMING COMMISSION › Title 205 CMR 134.00 - Licensing and Registration of Employees, Vendors, Junket Enterprises and Representatives, and Labor Organizations › Section 134.02 - Gaming Employee Licensees

Current through Register 1525, July 5, 2024
(1) No individual
			 shall be employed by or perform services for a gaming licensee as a gaming
			 employee, as defined by M.G.L. c. 23K, § 2, unless the individual has been
			 licensed in accordance with M.G.L. c. 23K, § 30, and
			 205 CMR
			 134.00. An individual holding one of the following
			 positions, and any person in a similar or equivalent position, regardless of
			 job title, shall be designated as a gaming employee:
(a) Box persons;
(b) Cashiers;
(c) Change personnel;
(d) Clerks;
(e) Count room personnel;
(f) Data processing personnel;
(g) Dealers and croupiers;
(h) Floor persons;
(i) Gaming Hosts;
(j) Internal audit and accounting personnel
			 whose duties include reviewing, verifying, and recording gaming revenue
			 entries, the processing or control of active accounting documents related to
			 gaming activity, or that have access to active accounting documents related to
			 gaming activity;
(k) An individual
			 who is directly connected to the operation or maintenance of a slot machine or
			 game taking place in a gaming establishment (whether employed by the gaming
			 licensee or a vendor licensed in accordance with
			 205 CMR
			 134.00);
(l) Personnel authorized to extend
			 complimentary services, including employees performing functions similar to
			 those performed by a junket representative;
(m) Junket representative employed by the
			 gaming licensee or affiliate of the gaming license or a junket enterprise
			 licensed as a gaming vendor in accordance with
			 205 CMR
			 134.00;
(n) Personnel authorized to issue
			 credit;
(o) Personnel authorized to
			 issue promotional play including persons who identify patrons or groups of
			 patrons who shall receive complimentaries based on actual patron play,
			 authorize such complimentaries, or determine the amount of such
			 complimentaries;
(p) Personnel with
			 security administrator access to a slot machine tracking system;
(q) Security personnel, including guards and
			 game observers, or an employee with knowledge of security procedures of the
			 gaming establishment;
(r)
			 Surveillance personnel, including surveillance equipment maintenance and repair
			 technicians (whether employed by the gaming licensee or a vendor licensed in
			 accordance with
			 205 CMR
			 134.00);
(s) Any employee who conducts or participates
			 in the conduct of gaming, who participates in the transfer or handling of
			 chips, tokens or money, or who participates in audit or accounting
			 functions;
(t) Any employee who has
			 access to a restricted area of a gaming establishment;
(u) A person who supervises a person required
			 to be licensed as a gaming employee in accordance with 205 CMR 134.02;
			 and
(v) An employee of a gaming
			 licensee whom the Bureau deems necessary to be licensed to ensure compliance
			 with the M.G.L. c. 23K, and 205 CMR, and to protect the public and ensure the
			 credibility and integrity of gaming in the Commonwealth.