New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69A - APPLICATIONS › Subchapter 1 - LICENSE AND REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 13:69A-1.2 - Persons required to obtain a casino employee registration

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Any natural
				person who will be employed by a casino licensee or holding or intermediary
				company of a casino licensee, and involved in the operation of a licensed
				casino or a simulcasting facility, or whose employment duties predominantly
				involve the maintenance or operation of gaming activity or equipment and assets
				associated therewith, or regularly requires work in a restricted casino area
				shall be required to hold, prior to such employment, a current and valid casino
				employee registration issued in accordance with
				5:12-91(g). Such
				positions shall include, without limitation, persons who:
1. Function as a dealer;
2. Function as a boxperson;
3. Function as a floorperson in accordance
				with 13:69D-1.12(b)2;
4. Perform, under the supervision of an audit
				department executive, the duties and responsibilities of the internal audit
				department in accordance with
				13:69D-1.11(b)2,
				including, without limitation, the supervision of personnel in the internal
				audit department; the monitoring of compliance with regulations and internal
				controls; and the evaluation of the adequacy of accounting and administrative
				controls;
5. Perform, under the
				supervision of a controller, the duties and responsibilities of the casino
				accounting department in accordance with
				13:69D-1.11(b)6 
				including, without limitation, the supervision of personnel in the casino
				accounting department; overseeing the review, verification and recordation of
				casino revenue journal entries; and the processing or control of active
				accounting documents related to casino gaming activity;
6. Have access to active accounting documents
				related to casino gaming activity;
7. Conduct surveillance investigations and
				operations in accordance with
				13:69D-1.11(b)1;
8. Repair and maintain slot machines and bill
				changers in accordance with
				13:69D-1.11(b)4;
9. Assist in the operation of slot machines
				and bill changers, including, without limitation, persons who participate in
				manual jackpot payouts and fill payout reserve containers, or supervise such
				persons in accordance with
				13:69D-1.12(b)3;
10. Identify patrons or groups of patrons to
				receive complimentaries based on actual patron play, authorize such
				complimentaries or determine the amount of such complimentaries;
11. Analyze casino operations data and make
				recommendations to casino key employee personnel relating to, without
				limitation, casino marketing, complimentaries, junkets, gaming, casino
				simulcasting, keno wagering, special events, promotions and player
				ratings;
12. Enter data in casino
				computer systems or develop, maintain, install or operate casino computer
				systems or related software in accordance with
				13:69D-1.11(b)3;
13. Develop marketing programs to promote
				casino gaming including, without limitation, coupon redemption and other
				complimentary distribution programs;
14. Distribute, redeem, account for,
				inventory, or assign for distribution coupons that are considered in the
				calculation of gross revenue, provided, however, that:
i. Employees whose duties and
				responsibilities are limited to the nondiscretionary distribution of coupons to
				patrons shall not be required to obtain a casino employee registration;
				and
ii. Notwithstanding (a)24
				below, any person who supervises an employee exempted from registration by
				(a)14i above shall be required to obtain a casino employee
				registration;
15.
				Process or maintain information on credit applications or the redemption of
				counterchecks;
16. Process coins,
				currency, gaming chips, gaming plaques, slot tokens or cash
				equivalents;
17. Repair or maintain
				the closed circuit television system equipment that is required by
				13:69D-1.11(b)1 
				as an employee of the surveillance department;
18. Are being trained to become a
				surveillance employee;
19. Provide
				physical security in a casino, casino simulcasting facility or restricted
				casino area;
20. Control and
				maintain the slot machine inventory, including replacement parts, equipment and
				tools used to maintain slot machines;
21. Perform as the secretary to the
				supervisor of the surveillance department, internal audit department, casino
				accounting department or credit department;
22. Repair gaming equipment other than slot
				machines;
23. Perform
				responsibilities associated with the installation, maintenance or operation of
				computer hardware for casino computer systems;
24. Supervise a person required to be
				registered as a casino employee; and
25. Manage or supervise information
				technology employees.