New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Casino Operations Requirements

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E.2.9. Access by Duly Authorised Officers

a. The Government inspectors and duly authorised officers of the Authority are to be able to access the back house system data at any time.

b. The system software is to provide comprehensive search mechanisms for the purpose of examination of events and statistical data. The search mechanisms should cater for a variety of "keys" for the search, including date, time, event number, machine/terminal number, etc.

E.2.10. Link to Authority Computing Facilities

a. There is to be an electronic link from the casino operator’s back house computers to the Government inspectors’ computer facilities and (if the Authority requires it) to those of the Authority.

b. This link is to be on-line real time within a casino operator’s premises.

c. The link may optionally be dial-up to offices external to the operator’s premises.

d. This link is for the purpose of obtaining reports or other information (eg. security events) requested by the Authority or the Government inspectors.

E.2.11. Back House System Hardware

a. The Authority must approve the hardware configuration of back house gaming systems.

b. The assessment will evaluate the hardware configuration for reliability, recovery, auditability, and redundancy.

E.2.12. Test System

a. The casino operator must ensure that upgrades to back house systems and associated gaming equipment are able to be adequately tested in an appropriate test environment using test systems.

b. If the live systems are used as test systems, it must not be possible to interfere with the operation of, or data stored on, the live systems.

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🏭 Access by Duly Authorised Officers

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCasino Operations, Access Control, Data Search, Government Inspectors

🏭 Link to Authority Computing Facilities

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCasino Operations, Electronic Link, Real-Time Data, Government Inspectors

🏭 Back House System Hardware

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCasino Operations, Hardware Configuration, Reliability, Auditability

🏭 Test System

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCasino Operations, System Testing, Upgrades, Live Systems

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