New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Casino Operator Requirements

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

1 NOVEMBER

B.2.3. Gaming Floor Equipment

B.2.3.1. Malfunction

Procedures for dealing with patrons and gaming equipment in the event of gaming floor equipment malfunction must be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

B.2.3.2. Coin/Note Refills

Refill procedures for gaming equipment must be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

B.2.3.3. Access to Locked Areas

Procedures for access to locked areas of gaming equipment must be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

B.2.3.4. Movement/Upgrade/Modification of Gaming Equipment

The procedures for the movement, upgrade or modification of gaming equipment, and the tracking thereof, are to be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

B.2.3.5. Jackpot Procedures

a. The procedure for the setting (and re-setting in case of failure recovery) and control of all jackpot parameters and meter values shall be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

b. The procedures for converting, combining, eliminating or adding to jackpots shall be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

c. The procedures for verifying and paying jackpot winnings shall be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority. The possibility of more than one player winning the jackpot at the same time, and how jackpots are verified if communications are lost, are to be addressed.

B.2.3.6. Player Tracking and Cash Cards

a. The procedures for the handling, distribution and verification of player tracking and cash cards and related equipment such as writing devices are to be included in the internal controls and procedures manual which will require the approval of the Authority.

b. All schemes for account betting which enable cashless wagering via a card, key or other such device shall require the approval of the Authority.

c. In accordance with section 66 of the Act there shall be no credit wagering other than in accordance with the Act.

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