The provided legal document content covers various aspects of the California Gambling Control Commission’s operations and procedures. It includes information on registration and licensing requirements, reporting of contact information changes, issuance and enforcement of subpoenas, withdrawal of applications, hearings and appeals procedures, designation of designated agents, abandonment of applications, procedures for Commission meetings and hearings, and schedule of fees for various applications and licenses. These documents apply to registrants, licensees, applicants, individuals and entities involved in gambling activities in California, designated agents, denied applicants, affiliated entities, and other relevant parties involved in the application process.

The provided legal document content consists of various guidelines and procedures related to disciplinary actions and decisions conducted by the California Gambling Control Commission. These guidelines apply to different entities such as Third-Party Proposition Player Services (TPPPS) owner type licensees, TPPPS employee type licensees, cardroom business licensees, individuals holding licenses, findings of suitability, or approvals granted by the California Gambling Control Commission, manufacturers or distributors of gambling equipment, and holders of Commission work permits.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to licenses and work permits in the gambling industry in California. It includes information on the transfer of work permits for a different place of employment, surrender or abandonment of a cardroom business license, grounds for denial of work permits, licensing and work permits for gambling establishments, and issuance of temporary work permits, temporary licenses, and temporary employee category licenses. The documents outline the conditions, requirements, and limitations associated with these permits and licenses.

This legal document, titled ‘Third-Party Providers of Proposition Player Services: Registration; Licensing’, falls under the California Code of Regulations, specifically under the Business Regulations of the California Gambling Control Commission. It governs the registration and licensing requirements for third-party providers of proposition player services in California. The document applies specifically to these providers who offer proposition player services in the state. It aims to establish the regulatory framework for these providers, ensuring compliance with the applicable laws and regulations.

This legal document, titled ‘Licensing [Repealed]’, pertains to license renewals in the context of gambling businesses regulated by the California Gambling Control Commission. It falls under the California Code of Regulations, specifically the Business Regulations section. The document provides information on the authority cited, references to relevant sections of the Business and Professions Code, and the history of amendments and changes made to the document over time. However, since the document has been repealed, it no longer has legal effect.

These legal documents cover various aspects related to the operation and regulation of businesses operating Tppps (Third-Party Provider of Proposition Player Services) in California. They include the processing times for initial and renewal applications, license renewals, security and use of player’s banks, extension, review, and approval of TPPPS contracts, review and certification of electronic playing book systems, transfers and sales of ownership interests, and annual fees for TPPPS business licensees. The documents provide guidelines, requirements, and procedures for applicants, licensees, and other entities involved in these processes.

The provided legal document content pertains to the manufacture, distribution, or transportation of gambling equipment in California. It covers various aspects such as the availability of records, exemptions, penalties, registration process, and delegation of authority. The document states that copies of records provided to the Bureau by applicants and registrants must be provided to the Commission upon request, and must also be made available to any law enforcement agency upon request.

This legal document covers multiple aspects related to cardroom business licensees in California. It requires licensees to establish written policies and procedures in compliance with California’s Unclaimed Property Law, specifically regarding unclaimed chips, cash, cash equivalents, and un-deposited checks. Licensees must also keep records of unclaimed property sent or reported to the State Controller. The document also mandates cardroom business licensees to file reports for each transaction involving currency exceeding $10,000 and maintain reports of currency transactions in accordance with federal regulations.

The legal document titled ‘Employment Status Notification; Replacement License; Required Forms; Processing Times’ pertains to the California Gambling Control Commission. It provides information regarding employment status notification, replacement license, required forms, and processing times for the Portable Personal Key Employee License. The document has been repealed and is no longer in effect. The document references various sections of the Business and Professions Code, including sections 19811, 19823, 19824, 19840, 19841, and 19854.

The provided legal document content consists of three separate documents related to gaming tables in gambling establishments. The first document governs the process for reducing the number of gaming tables operating on a permanent basis in a gambling establishment. It applies to cardroom business licensees who wish to decrease the number of tables. The licensee must submit a completed application form to the Bureau, and upon approval, a new cardroom business license will be issued.