Sec. 6.2.
(a) If the
integrity of any live gaming device has been legitimately questioned, the
riverboat licensee shall run the appropriate diagnostic tests on the device. If
the riverboat licensee determines that the device is malfunctioning, the
riverboat licensee shall remove the device from play until:
(1) the device has been repaired;
and
(2) it has been determined that
the device meets the requirements of the Act and this title.
(b) The riverboat licensee shall
record the following information with respect to a live gaming device that has
been removed from play:
(1) The date and time
that the integrity of the live gaming device was questioned.
(2) The type of device that was
questioned.
(3) The:
(A) serial number, if any, issued by the
manufacturer; and
(B) registration
number issued by the commission.
(4) The length of time that the device was
removed from play.
(5) The reason
that the device was not functioning properly.
(6) The remedial action taken to ensure that
the device conforms to the requirements of the Act and this title.
(7) The printed name, signature, and
occupational license number of all employees taking the remedial
action.
(8) If an outside company
takes remedial action on the device, the following information must be
maintained:
(A) The:
(i) name;
(ii) address; and
(iii) telephone number; of the
company.
(B) The names
of any individuals who performed remedial action on the device.
(9) A verification that the device
meets the requirements of the Act and this title after the remedial action was
taken.
(10) The:
(A) name, address, and telephone number of
the individual who complained about the device; and
(B) nature of the complaint.
The riverboat licensee must notify the enforcement agent, in
writing, of each electronic gaming device that has been removed from
play.
(c) The records described in subsection (b)
shall be:
(1) maintained by the riverboat
licensee for a period of one (1) year; and
(2) available for commission review upon
request.
