The update directly addresses electronic gaming equipment maintenance standards for land-based casino licensees in Ohio, which falls squarely within casino regulation.
Electronic gaming equipment in casinos often includes gaming machines, and the maintenance standards could apply to slot machines and similar devices operated within casino premises.
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The update proposes rescission and consolidation of electronic gaming equipment maintenance standards, which are technical system-level requirements governing how casino operators must maintain and service gaming equipment.
The consolidation of maintenance rules into a streamlined regulatory framework may constitute a change to ongoing licence conditions for casino operators.
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TITLE: Ohio Casino Control Commission Proposes Rescission of Electronic Gaming Equipment Maintenance Rule
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The Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) is proposing to rescind Ohio Administrative Code (Ohio Adm.Code) 3772-9-10, which establishes electronic gaming equipment maintenance, repair, and servicing standards. The rescission is being reviewed pursuant to Ohio Revised Code (R.C.) 106.03, the state's rule-review requirement.
Ohio Adm.Code 3772-9-10 currently governs the maintenance of electronic gaming equipment operated by casino licensees in the state. The rule requires all equipment to be suitable for operation and mandates that casino operators remove any unsuitable equipment from service until the equipment is made suitable. Operators must file a report with the OCCC detailing how any identified issues were resolved. Additionally, the rule requires logging of all access to the secure area of gaming equipment and stipulates that any maintenance work be conducted in the presence of appropriately licensed personnel.
The OCCC is consolidating these maintenance and servicing requirements into Ohio Adm.Code 3772-9-09, streamlining the regulatory framework governing electronic gaming equipment standards. This consolidation represents an administrative reorganisation rather than a substantive change to the requirements imposed on casino operators. Casino operators and other stakeholders subject to Ohio's gaming regulations should monitor the OCCC's rulemaking process for further updates regarding the effective date of the rescission and the corresponding amendments to Rule 3772-9-09.
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Ohio Casino Control Commission, Summary of Proposed Rule for Filing
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED RULE FOR FILING The rule presented here, Ohio Adm.Code 3772-9-10, is being reviewed pursuant to the state’s rule-review requirement in R.C. 106.03. The Commission is proposing to rescind this rule. • 3772-9-10 Electronic gaming equipment maintenance, repair, or other servicing standards (rescind). This rule governs the maintenance of electronic gaming equipment, including requiring all equipment to be suitable and requiring casino operators to remove any unsuitable equipment from operation until the equipment is made suitable and a report is filed with the Commission detailing how any issues were resolved. Finally, the rule requires the logging of access to the secure area of equipment and that any maintenance of equipment be conducted in the presence of appropriately licensed personnel. This rule is being rescinded and its requirements moved to Rule 3772-9-09.