These rules govern off-track pari-mutuel horse race account wagering in Arkansas. It applies to persons who are not physically present on the premises of the Licensee, franchise holder, or book. However, there are exemptions for wagers made pursuant to specific sections of the Arkansas Code. The document does not specify any specific penalties for non-compliance or violation. Overall, these rules establish the scope and regulations for off-track pari-mutuel horse race account wagering in Arkansas.

This document governs the requirements for obtaining Service Industry Licenses and Service Industry Employee Licenses for entities involved in providing services to Casino Licensees in Arkansas. It applies to entities engaged in manufacturing, selling, leasing, distributing, repairing, providing maintenance services, or management/operational services for Casino Gaming operations. The document specifies that no entity shall engage in these activities without a current Service Industry License issued by the Arkansas Racing Commission. The license requirements also apply to entities providing services to Casino Licensees for Electronic Games of Skill.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules, governs the operation of gaming establishments in the state of Arkansas. It requires that all establishments conducting gaming in the state operate in a manner suitable to protect public health, safety, morals, good order, and general welfare. The responsibility for suitable operation rests with the licensee, and unsuitable methods of operation can lead to license revocation or other disciplinary action. The document also outlines grounds for disciplinary action, including failure to exercise discretion, permitting visibly impaired individuals to participate in gaming, failure to comply with advertising standards, and employing individuals with criminal records or associations with unsavory individuals.

This document, governed by the Arkansas Administrative Rules, Department of Finance and Administration, Racing Commission, and Casino Gaming Rules, outlines the rules and regulations for the operation of interactive gaming in the state of Arkansas. It applies to operators of interactive gaming, authorized players, and interactive gaming service providers. The document defines key terms such as ‘authorized player,’ ‘commission,’ ‘interactive gaming account,’ ‘interactive gaming service provider,’ ‘interactive gaming system,’ ‘inter-operator poker network,’ and ‘operator of interactive gaming.

This document outlines the accounting regulations for licensees conducting casino gambling under the Amendment. It defines various terms used in the regulation, such as ‘affiliate,’ ‘commission,’ ‘business year,’ ‘CGS,’ ‘DF&A,’ ’electronic transfer,’ ‘fiscal year,’ ‘gaming device,’ ‘gross wagering revenue,’ ’net casino gaming receipts,’ ’net casino gaming receipts tax,’ ‘operator,’ ‘statements on auditing standards,’ ‘statements on standards for accounting and review services,’ ‘statistical drop,’ and ‘statistical win.’ The document also describes the Commission’s audit procedures, reporting and paying gaming taxes and fees, accounting records, audited financial statements, internal control requirements, and record retention.

This document, part of the Arkansas Administrative Rules for the Department of Finance and Administration’s Racing Commission, governs the surrender of a casino license in the event of the closing of a gaming establishment. It outlines the requirements for license surrender and the appointment of a supervisor to ensure the continuation of gaming operations. The document also covers the procedures to be followed in the event of the death or disability of a licensee, including notification to the Commission and the possibility of continuing operation by a spouse, next of kin, personal representative, or guardian.

This document, Rule NO. 21: Arkansas Asbestos Abatement Rule, governs the disposal of asbestos-containing waste material. It applies to owners or operators of facilities. The requirements of this rule do not apply to category I nonfriable ACM waste and category II nonfriable ACM waste that did not become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder. The document specifies various work procedures for the disposal process, including adequately wetting asbestos-containing waste material, processing it into nonfriable forms, and using alternative emission control and waste treatment methods.

The provided legal document content pertains to the regulation and oversight of Bank Holding Companies in Arkansas. Bank Holding Companies are subject to specific rules and requirements outlined in these documents. The regulations aim to ensure the stability and soundness of the banking system by imposing certain restrictions and obligations on Bank Holding Companies. The documents cover various aspects such as capital requirements, permissible activities, corporate governance, risk management, and reporting obligations.

The provided legal document content covers various administrative policies related to the banking industry in Arkansas. The first document, Administrative Policy #008, outlines the requirements for the composition and responsibilities of the Bank Board of Directors. It emphasizes the need for directors to be knowledgeable about economic conditions, competent in business, and skilled in financial management. The policy also mandates director training approved by the Bank Commissioner. The second document focuses on contingency planning for community banks, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive plan to minimize disruptions and ensure timely resumption of operations.

The Rules of the Arkansas Credit Union Division govern the organization and operation of credit unions under the provisions of the Arkansas Credit Union Act. These rules apply to persons who wish to establish a credit union and provide guidelines for the submission of articles of incorporation and bylaws, investigation of credit union proposals, approval of credit unions, amendments to bylaws and articles of incorporation, corporate powers, usurious contracts, expulsion and withdrawal from field of membership, official family, board of directors, credit committee, loans to members, supervisory committee, share accounts and share certificate accounts, trust accounts, disappearance, investments, reserve allocations, fees, and other related matters.