New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69J - PERSONS DOING BUSINESS WITH CASINO LICENSEES › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13:69J-1.2C - Licensing of vendors doing non-gaming business

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Pursuant to
				5:12-92.c(2), the Division may
				require any vendor to apply for either a casino service industry enterprise
				license or an ancillary casino service industry enterprise license if such
				application is deemed to be consistent with the public interest and policies of
				the Act. The Division, in its discretion, may also require any ancillary casino
				service industry enterprise licensee to be licensed as a casino service
				industry enterprise.
(b) The
				Division shall give written notice of the requirement to file for a casino
				service industry enterprise license or ancillary casino service industry
				enterprise license. Receipt of this written notice shall immediately trigger
				the requirements of
				5:12-92.a and b, including the need
				for the issuance of transactional waivers to continue to conduct any further
				business.
(c) An application filed
				pursuant to (a) above, and any subsequent licensure that may result after
				investigation by the Division, shall conform to the standards of
				5:12-92.a, b and c(4), as
				appropriate, including issuance of transactional waivers, if necessary, and
				shall include the applicable filing fee for the filing of such application. Any
				ancillary casino service industry enterprise license applicant shall receive a
				credit for any licensing fees already paid in the event it is ordered to file
				for a casino service industry enterprise license.
(d) Any vendor required to apply for a casino
				service industry enterprise license or ancillary casino service industry
				enterprise license pursuant to (a) above shall have the affirmative burden to
				establish its qualification by clear and convincing evidence.
(e) The Division retains jurisdiction to
				determine suitability for licensure even if the applicant terminates its
				relationship(s) with a casino licensee or applicant.
(f) Any vendor or licensee required by the
				Division to file an application shall do so no later than 60 days after receipt
				of the Division's notice; provided, however, that the Division may, upon
				written request from the vendor and for good cause shown, grant an additional
				30 days within which to file the required application. Failure to file a
				completed application within this time period shall be grounds for prohibiting
				a vendor or licensee from conducting any business with a casino licensee and
				will result in the issuance of a prohibitory order which will be served on the
				vendor or licensee and the casino licensee.
(g) No waiver of all or any portion of the
				application filing time period mandated by (f) above shall be granted by the
				Division on the ground of economic hardship or loss to the unlicensed casino
				service industry in question.
(h)
				Any vendor prohibited from providing goods or services or conducting business
				on the basis of its failure to properly file an application may resume
				providing goods or services or conducting business 30 days following the proper
				filing of a casino service industry license application or ancillary casino
				service industry enterprise license, provided that the vendor has:
1. Been issued a transactional waiver by the
				Division, if required to file a casino service industry enterprise license by
				the Director;
2. Paid the
				appropriate license filing fee; and
3. Paid an additional late filing fee of $
				500.00.