Mississippi Administrative Code
Title 13 - Gaming
Part 2 - LICENSING
Chapter 11 - GAMING SCHOOLS
Rule 13-2-11.6 - Investigative Fees

Universal Citation: MS Code of Rules 13-2-11.6

Current through September 24, 2024

(a) Simultaneously with the submission of its application for a gaming school license, the operator(s) shall pay a non-refundable application/investigation fee of one thousand ($1,000.00) along with all other fees provided for in the Gaming Control Act. These fees shall be payable to the Mississippi State Tax Commission.

(b) Simultaneously with the submission of its application for a gaming school employee license, the applicant shall pay a non-refundable application/investigation fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) along with all other fees provided for in the Gaming Control Act. These fees shall be payable to the Mississippi State Tax Commission.

(c) Each student upon enrolling at a licensed gaming school shall pay a nonrefundable fee which is the same fee imposed for work permits.

(d) The Executive Director may require an additional deposit to be paid by the applicant or employee as a condition precedent to beginning or continuing the investigation where the investigative fees and costs are likely to exceed the deposit paid.

(e) If the Executive Director denies an application for an Operator License, Instructor/Administrator License or a Student Work Permit License, the procedure for a hearing after denial will be the same as outlined under II. J. Section 3 of the Mississippi Gaming Commission Regulations.

(Adopted: 11/04/1992; Amended: 03/20/97.)

Miss. Code Ann. § 75-76-33

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