New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY › Chapter 69A - APPLICATIONS › Subchapter 1 - LICENSE AND REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 13:69A-1.4 - Credentials and access badges; display; temporary credentials

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) While
				engaged in the performance of his or her duties on the premises of the casino
				hotel, each casino key employee and casino employee registrant shall have the
				license credential issued to him or her on his or her person at all times, and
				each casino key employee and casino employee registrant shall wear in a
				conspicuous manner any access badge required pursuant to (b) below or, if no
				access badge is required, his or her license credential while present in a
				restricted area.
(b) Except as
				otherwise provided in the internal controls of a casino licensee submitted
				pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:69D, each casino key employee and casino employee
				registrant shall wear in a conspicuous manner a badge or similar form of
				identification (an "access badge") for purposes of identifying the restricted
				areas in the employer's establishment to which that employee may obtain access
				in the course of the performance of his or her normal duties.
(c) No casino licensee shall permit a casino
				key employee or casino employee registrant to perform his or her duties on the
				premises of the casino hotel unless the employee is wearing an access badge
				required by N.J.A.C. 13:69D and (b) above or, if no access badge is required,
				his or her license credential in accordance with (a) above.
(d) Notwithstanding (a) through (c) above,
				the Director may, upon written request by a casino licensee and upon a showing
				of good cause, exempt certain positions, titles or persons from the
				requirements of this section. The Director may delegate the authority to make
				such determinations.
(e) Each
				casino licensee shall provide each casino key employee and casino employee
				registrant with the access badge required pursuant to (b) above.
(f) A temporary license credential may be
				issued by the casino security department of a casino licensee to a casino key
				employee or casino employee registrant who does not have the license credential
				or access badge on his or her person, or whose license credential or access
				badge has been stolen, lost, or destroyed, to enable the employee to enter a
				public or restricted area to perform his or her duties, if the casino security
				department:
1. Verifies that the employee is
				listed in the casino licensee's current employee status report;
2. Verifies that the employee holds a valid
				license;
3. Verifies that the
				employee is authorized to obtain access to the public and restricted areas in
				which he or she will be working while in possession of the temporary
				credential;
4. Confirms the above
				employment, access, credential information with the supervisor of the employee;
				and
5. Immediately notifies the
				Division in writing that a temporary credential has been issued, which notice
				shall include:
i. The name, credential number
				and position title of the employee to whom the temporary credential was
				issued;
ii. A list of the public
				and restricted areas to which the employee may obtain access;
iii. The date and time that the temporary
				credential was issued; and
iv. The
				name and credential number of the casino security department employee issuing
				the temporary credential.