Pennsylvania Code
Title 61 - REVENUE
Part VII - Local Option Small Games of Chance
Chapter 901 - LOCAL OPTION SMALL GAMES OF CHANCE
Subchapter B - LICENSING AND REGISTRATION
DISTRIBUTOR LICENSING
Section 901.151 - Denial, notice of violation and revocation of licenses

(1) Has included false information on the application.

(2) Has failed to comply with or engaged in an activity prohibited by the act or this part.

(3) Has changed its address without notification as required in this part.

(4) Has been convicted of, forfeited bond upon a charge of or plead guilty or nolo contendere to one of the following:

(5) Has refused to permit an inspection of its records or premises under one of the following:

(6) Has been convicted of a felony in a state or Federal court within the past 5 years.

(7) Has been convicted in a municipal, State or Federal court of a violation of the act, the Bingo Law, a gambling-related offense under 18 Pa.C.S. (relating to the Crimes Code) or another comparable state or Federal law within 10 years of the date of application.

(8) Has made a misrepresentation or failed to disclose a material fact.

(1) A notice of violation is issued to notify a distributor of a violation of the act or this part and to provide the distributor with an opportunity to remedy the violation. A distributor retains the privileges conferred on it by its license during the notice period and may continue to sell games of chance in this Commonwealth.

(2) The time period that the Department may grant to a distributor to remedy a violation may not exceed 30 days, unless the distributor requests an extension, in writing, and the Department approves the extension. An extension may not exceed 30 additional days.

(3) The Department will provide the distributor a notice of compliance within 5 days after the distributor demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Department that the violation has been remedied.

(4) If the Department determines that the distributor has not remedied the violation identified in the notice by the end of the notice or extension period, the Department will revoke the license.

(5) There is no right to appeal a notice of violation or a denial of an extension.

(1) The Department will notify a manufacturer in writing of a denial, violation or revocation. The notice will provide:

(2) The Department will serve the notice by certified or first-class mail.

(3) The Department will mail the notice to the distributor's Commonwealth resident designee and the distributor's primary business address listed on the distributor's application.