Louisiana Administrative Code › Title 42 - LOUISIANA GAMING › Part III - Gaming Control Board › Chapter 1 - General Provisions › Section III-113 - Request for Permission to Reapply

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 6, June 20, 2024
A. A person who has been found unsuitable
				and/or whose license, permit, or approval has been revoked, in this state or in
				any other jurisdiction, may not apply for a license, permit, or approval or a
				finding of suitability for five years from the date there was a finding of
				unsuitability and/or the license, permit, or approval was revoked, unless the
				board allows the application for good cause shown.
B. Any request for permission to reapply
				pursuant to
				R.S.
				27:28(E) and 27:431(D),
				shall be made to the board by the filing of a request for permission to
				reapply. Such request may not be made within one year from the date of the
				revocation and/or finding of unsuitability. If the request for permission to
				reapply is denied or is granted but the application is denied, another request
				for permission to reapply may not be filed within the five-year period of
				Subsection A of this Section and
				R.S.
				27:28(E) and
				R.S.
				27:431(D).
C. Good cause under
				R.S.
				27:28(E) and 27:431(D) shall
				be considered on a case-by-case basis and shall be limited to cases in which:
1. the revocation and/or finding of
				unsuitability was the result of disqualification pursuant to
				R.S.
				27:28(B)(2), and the
				prosecution or criminal charge on which the revocation was based did not result
				in a conviction or a plea of guilty or nolo contendere for any offense listed
				in R.S.
				27:28(B)(1);
2. the basis for revocation or finding of
				unsuitability has been corrected or no longer exists due to one of the
				following exclusive reasons:
a. a person who
				was not current in the filing of all applicable tax returns and in the payment
				of all taxes, interest, and penalties owed to any local taxing authority(ies),
				the state of Louisiana, and the Internal Revenue Service has become current in
				such payments and filings;
b. a
				person required to submit to and meet suitability under
				R.S.
				27:28(H) or 27:427(D) and
				who was declared unsuitable is no longer required, for any reason, to submit to
				and meet suitability in connection with the application intended to be filed by
				the person whose license or permit was revoked;
c. a person whose license or permit has been
				revoked for failure to submit annual affidavits and fees or other documents
				required to be submitted therewith, including any tax clearance certificate(s)
				required by the division or board, cures all such delinquencies by submission
				of all past due forms, fees, tax clearances, and other required documentation
				and pays all outstanding penalties imposed for such delinquencies;
3. the statutory or regulatory
				provision forming the basis for revocation and/or finding of unsuitability is
				repealed or modified, and the repeal or modification of the statutory or
				regulatory provision negates the grounds for revocation and/or finding of
				unsuitability.