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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69O - INTERNET AND MOBILE GAMING › Subchapter 3 - REMOTE GAMING SYSTEMS › Section 13:69O-3.1 - Remote gaming systems (RGS)

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(a)
				Each RGS that provides game content to another Internet gaming operator shall:
1. Maintain internal controls for all aspects
				of gaming operations prior to implementation and any time a change is made
				thereafter. The internal controls shall include detailed procedures for system
				security, operations, and accounting;
2. Maintain internal controls approved by the
				Division that address compliance with
N.J.A.C.
				13:69O-1.5(p)
;
3. At a minimum, employ personnel responsible
				for:
i. The duties of an IT Department as
				detailed by
N.J.A.C.
				13:69D-1.11(b)
3 and
				2;
ii. Ensuring the operation and
				integrity of gaming and reviewing all reports of suspicious behavior;
				and
iii. Ensuring compliance with
				standards and controls detailed in
N.J.A.C.
				13:69D-2.5
and
13:69O-1.5
,
1.7
, and
1.8
;
4.
				Perform an annual system integrity and security assessment conducted by an
				independent professional selected by the licensee, subject to the approval of
				the Division. The independent professional's report on the assessment shall be
				submitted to the Division annually and shall include all requirements of
N.J.A.C.
				13:69O-1.2(q)
;
5. Install and utilize primary and backup
				gaming equipment in a restricted area in accordance with
N.J.A.C.
				13:69O-1.2(n)
;
				and
6. Provide the Division with
				physical and logical access to the RGS to review and collect all data contained
				therein.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.2 - General requirements for retail fixed odds wagering

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(a) A race track or licensed wagering
				operator offering fixed odds wagering on authorized horse racing events shall
				maintain a cash reserve of not less than the greater of $ 100,000 or the amount
				necessary to ensure the ability to cover the outstanding fixed odds wagering
				liability.
(b) A licensed wagering
				operator shall investigate each patron complaint and provide a response to the
				patron within five calendar days. For complaints that cannot be resolved to the
				satisfaction of the patron and which are related to patron accounts, settlement
				of wagers, and/or illegal activity, a copy of the complaint and licensee's
				response, including all relevant documentation, shall be provided to the Racing
				Commission.
(c) A licensed wagering
				operator offering retail fixed odds wagering at an authorized race track shall
				use:
1. Totalisator equipment approved by the
				Racing Commission that has been demonstrated to be capable of accepting fixed
				odds wagers and providing to patrons a wagering ticket accurately reflecting
				the patron's wager. Such totalisators shall be located in a secure location
				approved by the Division and shall have windows and counters approved by the
				Division; and
2. A kiosk submitted
				to and approved by the Division for use in fixed odds wagering. Such kiosks
				shall be located within a race track in locations approved by the Racing
				Commission as suitable for wagering.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.3 - General requirements for online fixed odds wagering

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(a) Each licensed wagering operator accepting
				wagers from patrons online shall, prior to commencing operations, and annually
				thereafter, perform a system integrity and security assessment conducted by an
				independent professional selected by the operator. The Division shall impose a
				civil penalty of not less than $ 5,000 for failure to obtain the required
				security assessment. The party performing the assessment and the scope of the
				assessment shall be approved by the Division. The independent professional's
				report on the assessment shall be submitted to the Division and shall include:
1. A scope of the review;
2. The name and company affiliation of the
				individual(s) who conducted the assessment;
3. The date of the assessment;
4. Findings;
5. Any recommended corrective action, if
				applicable; and
6. The operator's
				response to the findings and recommended corrective action.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.4 - Requirements for online fixed odds wagering accounts

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(a) Prior to engaging in online fixed odds
				wagering, a patron shall establish an online fixed odds wagering
				account.
(b) In order to establish
				a patron's online fixed odds wagering account, a licensed wagering operator
				shall:
1. Create an electronic patron file,
				which shall include, at a minimum, an exact match for:
i. The patron's legal name;
ii. The patron's date of birth;
iii. The entire, or last four digits of the,
				patron's Social Security number, if voluntarily provided, or equivalent for a
				foreign patron, such as a passport or taxpayer identification number;
iv. The patron's account number;
v. The patron's residential address (a post
				office box is not acceptable);
vi.
				The patron's electronic mail address;
vii. The patron's telephone number;
viii. Any other information collected from
				the patron used to verify his or her identity;
ix. The method used to verify the patron's
				identity; and
x. The date of
				verification;
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.5 - Online fixed odds wagering system standards and operational controls

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(a) An online fixed
				odds wagering system shall utilize sufficient security to ensure patron access
				is appropriately limited to the account-holder. Unless otherwise authorized by
				the Division, security measures shall include, at a minimum:
1. A username, which shall not be in the
				format or syntax of an email address;
2. Password of sufficient length and
				complexity to ensure its effectiveness;
3. Upon account creation, the option for
				users to choose "strong authentication" login protection; and
4. Electronic notification to the patron's
				registered email address, cellular phone, or other device each time an Internet
				or mobile gaming account is accessed; provided, however, that a patron may opt
				out of such notification.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.6 - Communications standards for online fixed odds wagering systems

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(a) All online
				fixed odds wagering systems authorized by this chapter shall be designed to
				ensure the integrity and confidentiality of all patron communications and
				ensure the proper identification of the sender and receiver of all
				communications. If communications are performed across a public or third-party
				network, the system shall either encrypt the data packets or utilize a secure
				communications protocol to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of the
				transmission.
(b) Wireless
				communications between the authenticator device and the authentication server
				shall be encrypted using a robust method, such as IPsec, WPA2, or other method
				approved by the Division.
(c) A
				licensed wagering operator shall mask the service set identification (SSID) of
				the fixed odds wagering system network to ensure that it is unavailable to the
				general public.
(d) All
				communications that contain patron account numbers, user identification, or
				passwords and PINs shall utilize a secure method of transfer (for example,
				128-bit key encryption) approved by the Division.
(e) Only devices authorized by the Division
				shall be permitted to establish communications between a client terminal and a
				gaming system.
(f) Online fixed
				odds wagering systems shall maintain an internal clock that reflects the
				current date and time that shall be used to synchronize the time and date
				between all components that comprise the system. The system date and time shall
				be visible to the patron when logged on.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.7 - Licensing requirements for entities offering fixed odds wagering

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(a) Racetracks and
				the Authority shall be licensed by the Division as a licensed wagering
				operator. Any other entity authorized to operate fixed odds wagering, either
				online or retail, shall be licensed by the Division as a casino service
				industry enterprise and shall be considered a licensed wagering operator. A
				racetrack or the Authority, if licensed by the Division as a casino service
				industry enterprise, or an applicant for such licensure, shall not be required
				to file the additional application form.
(b) The application form for licensed
				wagering operators who are not already licensed as casino service industry
				enterprises, and who are not required at (a) above to be licensed by the
				Division as casino service industry enterprises, shall be available on the
				Division's website.
1. The application form
				shall be completed in its entirety and shall be filed with the Division along
				with a non-refundable fee of $ 25,000.
2. The Authority shall file a certification
				that it is licensed by the Racing Commission and shall pay a non-refundable fee
				of $ 25,000.
3. Each racetrack
				offering fixed odds wagering shall pay a non-refundable fee of $ 25,000. If a
				race track authorizes third parties to conduct retail or online fixed odds
				wagering, it shall pay a non-refundable fee of $ 25,000 for each third party it
				so authorizes.
4. The fee to be a
				licensed wagering operator shall be deposited into a separate program account
				of the Casino Control Fund for use by the Division in the regulation of fixed
				odds wagering. This account will be created by the Division, in consultation
				with the Department of Law and Public Safety.
5. The Division, in its discretion, may order
				a portion of the fees deposited into the separate program account be used for
				responsible gaming programs.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.8 - Internal controls; house rules

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(a) Licensed wagering operators shall file
				with the Division internal controls for all aspects of fixed odds wagering
				operations prior to commencing operations. Such internal controls shall be
				maintained by the licensed wagering operator and shall be filed with the
				Division at least 72 hours prior to implementation or amendment.
(b) In the event of a failure of the fixed
				odds wagering system's ability to pay winning wagers, the licensee shall have
				internal controls detailing the method of paying winning wagers. The licensee
				shall also file an incident report for each system failure and document the
				date, time, and reason for the failure, along with the date and time the system
				is restored with the Division.
(c)
				The internal controls shall address the following, at a minimum:
1. User access controls for all fixed odds
				wagering personnel;
2. Segregation
				of duties;
3. Automated and manual
				risk management procedures;
4.
				Procedures for identifying and reporting fraud and suspicious
				conduct;
5. Procedures to prevent
				wagering by patrons prohibited from wagering, such as self-excluded, not
				geographically authorized, or underage;
6. Description of anti-money laundering
				compliance standards including, but not limited to, filing of CTRs, SARs, and
				procedures for detecting structuring to avoid reporting requirements;
7. Description of all types of wagers
				available to be offered by the system;
8. Description of all integrated third-party
				systems;
9. Description of
				procedures for ensuring that fixed odds vendors are appropriately registered,
				if required; and
10. Description of
				procedures to be used by retail licensed wagering operators for telephone
				wagering.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.9 - Wagering on behalf of another prohibited

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No licensed wagering operator shall knowingly accept a wager
				  from a person on behalf of any other person. No licensed wagering operator
				  shall knowingly allow a person to make a wager utilizing the account of another
				  person.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.10 - Issuance of credit prohibited

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Licensed wagering operators shall be prohibited from offering
				  credit to patrons through counterchecks, markers, electronic markers, or any
				  other means. This shall not prohibit a licensed wagering operator from offering
				  a branded gift card or branded credit or debit card to
				  patrons.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.11 - Fixed odds wagering kiosks

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(a)
				The operator of a fixed odds wagering system may use kiosks for wagering
				transactions in conjunction with an approved retail fixed odds wagering system.
				Each kiosk shall be in a location approved by the Division. Kiosks may, at the
				option of the licensed wagering operator:
1.
				Accept wagers from patrons;
2.
				Redeem winning wagering tickets;
3.
				Verify that a ticket is not a winning wager; or
4. Be used as an ATM.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.12 - Accounting controls for a retail fixed odds wagering booth

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(a) The assets for
				which each ticket writer is responsible shall be maintained on an imprest
				basis. A ticket writer shall not permit any other person to access his or her
				imprest inventory.
(b) A ticket
				writer shall begin a shift with an imprest amount of currency and coin to be
				known as the "fixed odds wagering inventory." No funds shall be added to, or
				removed from, the fixed odds wagering inventory during such shift, except:
1. In collection of wagers;
2. In order to make change for a patron
				buying a wagering ticket;
3. In
				payment of winning or properly cancelled or refunded fixed odds wagering
				tickets;
4. To process parimutuel
				transactions provided that such transactions are separately
				reconciled;
5. To process deposits
				or withdrawals to, or from, a patron's online fixed odds wagering account;
				or
6. In transfers with the race
				track vault or cage.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.13 - Mandatory online fixed odds system logging

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(a) Online fixed odds wagering systems shall
				employ a mechanism capable of maintaining a separate copy of all of the
				information required to be logged in this section on a separate and independent
				logging device capable of being administered by an employee with no
				incompatible function. If the system can be configured such that any logged
				data is contained in a secure transaction file, a separate logging device is
				not required.
(b) Online fixed odds
				wagering systems shall provide a mechanism for the Division to query and
				export, in a format required by the Division, all system data.
(c) Online fixed odds wagering systems shall
				electronically log the date and time any account is created or terminated
				(Account Creation Log).
(d) An
				online fixed odds wagering system shall maintain all information necessary to
				recreate patron and account activity during each patron session, including any
				identity or location verifications, for a period of no less than 10
				years.
(e) Unless otherwise
				authorized by the Division, when software is installed on or removed from a
				wagering system, such action shall be recorded in a secure electronic log
				(Software Installation/Removal Log), which shall include:
1. The date and time of the action;
2. The identification of the software;
				and
3. The identity of the person
				performing the action.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69Q - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Subchapter 1 - FIXED ODDS WAGERING › Section 13:69Q-1.14 - Review of participation agreements

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(a) Notwithstanding any law, rule, or
				regulation to the contrary, fixed odds wagering by residents of this State on
				the results of horse races conducted in this State or jurisdictions outside of
				this State shall be lawful; provided that, for all fixed odds wagering
				conducted on in-State races, the licensed wagering operator maintains a written
				agreement with the Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association of New Jersey
				and the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association for such wagering on the
				associations' respective breeds.
(b) Such agreement shall include the portion
				of fixed odds wagering revenues payable to the respective association, the
				amount payable to the Authority or the authorizing racetrack, as well as the
				amount to be maintained by the licensed wagering operator.
(c) The licensed wagering operator shall
				submit the required agreement to the Division and the Racing Commission for
				approval at least 10 days prior to implementation. Within five days of receipt
				of the required agreement, the Racing Commission shall confer with the Division
				regarding the Division's approval or denial of the agreement. Any amendments
				shall be submitted to the Division and Racing Commission for approval at least
				10 days prior to their effective date. Within five days of receipt of the
				required agreement, the Racing Commission shall confer with the Division
				regarding the Division's approval or denial of the amendments.
(d) Any participation agreement shall include
				an agreement by the operator to pay a proportional share of the available net
				project revenues determined by the operating board to the standardbred or
				thoroughbred permit holder, as the case may be, and a renegotiation mechanism
				to adjust a proportional share following the addition or removal of an
				operator.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.1 - Applicability

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These rules are to apply to all tracks, all race meetings
				  and to all persons and all matters within the jurisdiction of the New Jersey
				  Racing Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.2 - Gender

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The definitions and interpretations of racing terms, as well
				  as the Foreword, are to be considered in connection with the rules and as part
				  of them. Wherever "he" is used, it shall be construed to mean "he" or
				  "she".
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.3 - Scope; authority of Executive Director

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(a) The rules,
				regulations and conditions under which all horse racing shall be conducted in
				the State of New Jersey are prescribed by the racing law (5:5-22 et seq.) and by the New
				Jersey Racing Commission.
(b) The
				Executive Director or his or her designee shall possess the same authority of
				the Racing Commission stewards and judges with respect to all provisions
				contained in the Administrative Code governing racing in New Jersey.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.4 - Owners and trainers

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All owners and trainers of horses and their stable employees
				  are subject to the laws of the State of New Jersey and the rules of the Racing
				  Commission immediately upon acceptance and occupancy of stabling accommodations
				  from or approved by an association or upon making entry to run on its track.
				  Said owners, trainers and stable employees shall abide by the laws and rules
				  and accept the decision of the stewards on any and all questions to which their
				  authority extends, subject to their right of appeal to the Racing
				  Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.5 - Race participants and patrons

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Every person participating in and every patron of a licensed
				  race meeting shall abide by the said laws and rules, and accept the steward's
				  decision on any and all questions to which their authority extends, subject to
				  the right of appeal to the Racing Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.6 - Discharge of groom or attendant; notice

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When an owner or trainer discharges a groom or other
				  attendant, or when a groom or other attendant voluntarily leaves the employ of
				  an owner or trainer, the said owner or trainer shall immediately notify the
				  track security of such discharge or resignation by such employee. Failure to so
				  notify the track security shall subject the owner or trainer to disciplinary
				  action.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.8 - Disturbing the peace

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No person shall in any manner, or at any time, disturb the
				  peace or make himself obnoxious on the grounds of an association.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.9 - Handbooks

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No person shall make a handbook on the grounds of an
				  association. No person shall solicit for or bet with a handbook on the grounds
				  of an association.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.10 - Suspended person or horse

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No person or horse ruled off by, or under suspension by, any
				  recognized turf authority shall be admitted to the grounds of any association;
				  except that the stewards may permit a jockey under suspension for routine
				  riding offenses to gallop horses during training hours, and to lodge on the
				  grounds of an association.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.11 - Narcotic or drug convictions

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No person who has been convicted of illegal possession, sale
				  or distribution of narcotic or hallucinogenic drugs or other "controlled
				  dangerous substance" as defined by Title 24 of the New Jersey Statutes shall be
				  permitted on the grounds of any association.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.12 - Crimes regarding moral turpitude

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No person shall be employed in any capacity whatsoever at
				  any place, track or enclosure where a horse race meeting is permitted who has
				  been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.13 - Reinstatement of horses

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When a person is ruled off a course or suspended, every
				  horse owned in whole or in part by such person, or under the care, management,
				  training or supervision of such person shall not be qualified to be entered or
				  to start in any race until said horse has been reinstated by the rescinding of
				  said person's penalty, or by the transfer through bona fide sale to an owner
				  acceptable to the stewards, or the placement of the horse in the hands of a
				  licensed trainer approved by the stewards.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.14 - Rescission of penalties

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When a person is ruled off a course or suspended, such
				  person shall not be qualified, whether acting as agent or otherwise, to
				  subscribe for or to enter or run any horse in any race either in his or her own
				  name or in that of any other person until the rescinding of his or her
				  penalty.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.15 - Penalties; acts detrimental to racing

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The stewards may fine, suspend or rule off any person who in
				  their opinion has acted to the detriment of racing or violated the
				  rules.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.16 - Complaints in writing

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Complaints against a racing official or his assistant shall
				  be made to the stewards in writing and be signed by the complainant; a
				  complaint against the stewards shall be made to the Racing Commission in
				  writing, signed by the complainant.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.17 - Policing requirements

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(a) An
				association conducting race meetings under license from the Racing Commission
				shall properly police its grounds, including the stable area and paddock, and
				shall eject therefrom all unauthorized persons, known undesirables, touts,
				persons believed to be bookmakers or connected with bookmakers, persons under
				suspension or ruled off, persons of lewd or immoral character, and persons
				guilty of boisterous or disorderly conduct or other conduct detrimental to
				racing or the public welfare.
(b)
				When the State Police in the normal performance of their duties at an
				association meeting observe an individual deemed to be undesirable within the
				meaning of this rule, they will so advise the director of security and the
				Executive Director of the Racing Commission. The director of security shall, in
				writing, advise the Racing Commission and State Police within 48 hours of the
				action taken thereon.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.18 - Police reports

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The track security police and any other law enforcement
				  agency acting in, or on or about the licensed premises of any race track, or
				  any approved farms or stabling facilities, shall furnish two copies of their
				  daily police report to the State Police Racetrack Unit, together with any
				  additional pertinent information available to the said police agency, obtained
				  either orally or in writing. The two copies shall be delivered to the New
				  Jersey State Police detail assigned to the race track at the close of each
				  racing day. One copy, with evaluation, comments and further action by the said
				  State Police shall be delivered to the New Jersey Racing Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.19 - Persons ejected; reports

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Each association shall furnish to the commission and to the
				  stewards the names and addresses of all persons ejected by the association from
				  its grounds, together with the offense or offenses alleged against them, and
				  any other material information relating thereto.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.20 - Attendance reports

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Each association shall make daily reports to the commission
				  of the total attendance showing number of paid admissions, established price of
				  each class of admission together with number of free passes.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.21 - Badges of admission

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No badge of admission shall be issued to any owner, trainer,
				  assistant trainer, jockey, jockey agent, authorized agent, groom, exercise boy,
				  stable employee, valet, vendor or plater, or other employees, unless such
				  person has applied for and paid to the Racing Commission the license fee
				  required by law. Applications for such licenses shall be made on forms supplied
				  by the Racing Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.22 - Offices and parking; Racing Commission use

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Each association shall provide within its grounds, approved
				  adequate offices and parking areas as required for use and to be at the
				  disposal of the Racing Commission and all of its representatives. The
				  commission shall have such employees or inspectors as provided by law, who
				  shall perform such duties as may be assigned to them by the commission, such
				  employees to have free access to all parts of the grounds while on duty.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.24 - Public broadcasts

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Approval of the New Jersey Racing Commission must be
				  obtained before any race may be broadcast or televised from a race track in New
				  Jersey. Only applications by radio or television stations authorized by the
				  Federal Communication Commission will be considered for approval by the
				  commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.25 - Violations by track associations and penalties

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Notwithstanding any provision of subchapter 16, 23 and 31 of
				  this chapter, any track association, licensed by the New Jersey Racing
				  Commission, that violates a law, rule or regulation or directive of this
				  commission and continues in deliberate violation for a period of 72 hours
				  following notification from the commission office that such violation exists,
				  shall be subject to a fine of not more than $ 5,000 per day for each and every
				  day said track association remains in violation of the law, rule or regulation
				  or directive of this commission. Any association fined pursuant to this rule
				  may, within three days after service of such notice of the imposition of a fine
				  or fines, request a hearing by petition in writing, which hearing shall be held
				  within four days after the petition has been served upon the chairman or
				  executive director of the Racing Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.26 - Designation of commission agents

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In enforcing the racing laws and the rules and regulations
				  of the commission, the commission may designate enforcement personnel assigned
				  to it by the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety. Such personnel,
				  while so acting shall be designated as agents of the commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.27 - State Police; reports

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When the State Police in the normal performance of their
				  duties at an association meeting determine any defect in the administrative or
				  operational security measures necessary to properly protect the grounds, they
				  shall report the circumstances in writing to the Executive Director of the
				  Racing Commission with a copy to the director of security. The director of
				  security shall respond in writing to the Racing Commission with a copy to the
				  State Police, without undue delay, of the action taken thereon.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.28 - Modification of penalties

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The Commission may modify on its own motion any penalty or
				  decision imposed by a racing official pursuant to the rules and regulations as
				  herein contained.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.29 - Reciprocity

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Full force and effect shall be given to the denial,
				  revocation or suspension of any license by any other racing commission or turf
				  governing body.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.31 - Commission employees/appointees; prohibited affiliations with permitted racetracks

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No employee or appointee of the New Jersey Racing Commission
				  shall provide any services to a permitted racetrack facility in this State,
				  whether or not for compensation, where those services are outside the scope of
				  his or her duties on behalf of the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.32 - Rules of practices and procedures

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This section and
				  13:70-1.33 through 1.41 shall
				  constitute rules governing the practices and procedures of the Commission.
				  These rules shall apply to all practices and procedures that are not otherwise
				  addressed by the rules in this chapter. When an appeal of a licensee is
				  transmitted to the Office of Administrative Law, or the Commission elects to
				  hear the appeal as a contested case, the provisions of the Administrative
				  Procedure Act,
				  52:14B-1 et seq. and 52:14F-1 et
				  seq., and the Uniform Administrative Procedure Rules, N.J.A.C. 1:1 shall govern
				  the proceedings.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.33 - Liberal construction of rules of practice and procedure

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(a) The rules
				governing the practices and procedures of the Commission in this subchapter,
				13:70-1.32 through 1.41, shall be
				liberally construed to permit the Commission and its Executive Director to
				discharge the Commission's statutory and regulatory functions and to secure
				just and expeditious determinations of matters before the Commission.
(b) The Executive Director may, upon notice
				to all parties given the statutory right to participate in a proceeding before
				the Commission by
				5:5-22 through 160 or 5:12-191
				through 210, relax the application of these rules when, in his or her
				discretion, factors including, but not limited to, fundamental fairness, the
				need for expeditious action and party requests for more time would warrant
				doing so.
(c) In any matter that
				arises, which is not governed by these rules of practices and procedures, the
				Executive Director shall have the authority to exercise his or her discretion
				in deciding whether to place the matter on the meeting agenda and present it to
				the Commission.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.34 - Notice of proceedings before the Commission

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When acting to carry out its statutory authority in matters
				  that are not "contested cases," as defined in
				  52:14B-2(b), the
				  Commission shall provide written notice to all interested parties informing
				  them of the issues to be considered and the date upon which it is anticipated
				  that the Commission will act. This notice shall be sent by the Commission, to
				  the extent possible, at least 30 days prior to the anticipated date of action
				  unless unforseen or exigent circumstances necessitate otherwise. "Interested
				  parties" shall be those persons or entities that are identified by statute and
				  given the express authority to submit applications, comments or other
				  information to the Commission for its consideration before or when reaching a
				  decision at a scheduled meeting.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.35 - Opportunity to submit information to the Commission

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(a) When
				providing notice pursuant to
				13:70-1.34, the Commission shall
				inform the interested parties, as defined therein, that they shall have the
				opportunity to submit information regarding their position on the matter to the
				Commission for its consideration. To be considered, all such information shall
				be filed and received by the Commission within 15 days after the date of
				notice.
(b) At least 10 days prior
				to the date upon which it is anticipated that the Commission will act, the
				Commission shall provide copies by facsimile of all information received from
				interested parties, in accordance with (a) above, to all other interested
				parties. In the discretion of the Executive Director, the Commission may allow
				further written comment from the interested parties before the date upon which
				the Commission is scheduled to act. Under such circumstances all interested
				parties shall be notified in writing of their ability to do so.
(c) If the date upon which the Commission is
				scheduled to act is unavoidably delayed, the Commission shall notify the
				interested parties of the date upon which the Commission anticipates that it
				will act on the matter. At the rescheduled meeting, the Commission shall
				consider all information submitted to it pursuant to this rule.
(d) The Commission may, in its discretion,
				allow an interested party to comment verbally prior to Commission action at the
				scheduled public meeting. All requests to be heard verbally shall be filed with
				and received by the Commission at least seven days prior to the scheduled
				meeting. If the Commission grants the request of one interested party to be
				heard verbally at the meeting, it shall grant the requests of all of the other
				interested parties to be heard. The Commission may, in its discretion, limit
				the amount of time allotted for the verbal comments of each interested
				party.
(e) Any person or entity who
				has not been designated as an interested party by the Commission and does not
				have a statutory right to be heard on a specific matter before the Commission
				in accordance with
				13:70-1.34, may, at least 14 days
				prior to the meeting upon which the specific matter is scheduled, request, in
				writing, the opportunity to be heard at the meeting. All such requests shall be
				considered by the Executive Director who shall, in the exercise of his or her
				discretion, determine whether this person or entity has a sufficient interest
				in, or possesses important information on, the matter before the Commission,
				which would warrant the opportunity to be heard. Alternatively, the Executive
				Director may, in his or her discretion, refer the request to be heard to the
				Commission for decision at the scheduled meeting.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.36 - Requests to place issues on the meeting agenda for the Commission's consideration

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Other than petitions for rulemaking, which are governed by
				  13:1D-1.1, any person or entity
				  with an identifiable interest in horse racing, or the parimutuel wagering
				  attendant upon it, may request in writing that a specified issue be placed
				  before the Commission at one of its meetings. All such requests are to be
				  considered by the Executive Director who shall, in the exercise of his or her
				  discretion, determine whether the matter should be placed upon the agenda of a
				  Commission meeting. If the Executive Director determines that the matter should
				  be heard by the Commission, he or she shall determine at which meeting it will
				  be addressed. Alternatively, the Executive Director may, in his or her
				  discretion, refer the request to the Commission for decision.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.37 - Annual disbursement of Casino Simulcasting Special Fund monies

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(a) The rules
				of practices and procedures (13:70-1.32 through
				1.41) set forth in this subchapter shall be applicable to the annual
				disbursement of Casino Simulcasting Special Fund (CSSF) monies pursuant to
				5:12-205. The disbursement of CSSF
				monies, which does not constitute a contested case as defined in
				52:14B-2(b)  or
				require a public hearing, shall be considered and decided at a public meeting
				of the Commission.
(b) "Interested
				parties" for the purpose of the disbursement of CSSF monies shall include all
				permitted New Jersey racetracks, the horsemen's organization, which represents
				a majority of the owners, breeders and trainers of standardbred horses in this
				State and the horsemen's organizations, which represent a majority of the
				owners, breeders and trainers of thoroughbred horses in this State.
(c) The written submissions of each permitted
				New Jersey racetrack shall, to the extent it wishes to present information for
				the Commission's consideration, set forth detailed facts in support of any
				claim that:
1. The racetrack's financial
				well-being has been negatively impacted by casino simulcasting; and
2. The racetrack is financially
				distressed.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 70 - HORSE RACING › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL RULES › Section 13:70-1.38 - Annual allocation of race dates

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(a) The rules
				of practices and procedures,
				13:70-1.32 through 1.41, set forth
				in this subchapter shall be applicable to the annual allocation of racing
				dates. The allocation of racing dates, which does not constitute a contested
				case as defined in
				52:14B-2(b)  or
				require a public hearing, shall be considered and decided at a public meeting
				of the Commission.
(b) "Interested
				parties" for the purpose of the allocation of racing dates shall include all
				permitted New Jersey racetracks.
(c) Applications for racing dates shall be
				made on the form prescribed by the Commission, which shall be mailed to all of
				the permitted racetracks on or before October 1 of each year.
(d) Applications for racing dates shall be
				filed with the Commission before October 15 of each year and shall be acted
				upon by the Commission at a meeting of the Commission to be held not later than
				December 1 of the same year.
(e) In
				the event that any such application is filed with the Commission on or after
				October 15 of any year, the Commission shall act upon the same at a meeting of
				the Commission to be held not later than 60 days following the filing of such
				application.
(f) All applicants for
				racing dates may be present in person or through an agent or counsel and be
				heard by the Commission with respect to such allotment at the Commission's
				scheduled meeting.
(g) In
				allocating racing dates, the Commission shall endeavor to allot to each
				applicant, subject to the restrictions set forth in
				5:5-43 et seq., the dates requested
				in the respective applications, after giving due consideration to all of the
				factors involved and the interests of such respective applicants and the
				public.
(h) For the purposes of
				this section, the "public interest" shall include considerations related to the
				following factors:
1. Protecting the State's
				revenues from racing and generating additional revenues to the State, its
				agencies and subdivisions;
2.
				Providing for continuity of racing and year-round racing, so as to promote the
				racing industry and maintain and enhance the employment, which it provides in
				this State;
3. Providing a
				recreational opportunity for residents in the several areas of the State where
				licensed tracks are situated; and
4. Maintaining and improving this State's
				competitive position with regard to neighboring racing states.