Can I collect device information from participants in Pennsylvania? What are the requirements?

Based on the additional context documents, it appears that you may be seeking to collect device information related to multiuse computing devices used for interactive gaming at qualified airports in Pennsylvania. In this case, you may need to comply with the requirements set forth in 58 PACO Section 830a.4 and 4 PACS 13B20.5.

Requirements for Collecting Device Information for Multiuse Computing Devices Used for Interactive Gaming at Qualified Airports in Pennsylvania

Multiuse Computing Device Gaming Petition and Standards of Review

If you are an interactive gaming certificate holder or interactive gaming operator seeking to offer interactive gaming at a qualified airport through the use of multiuse computing devices in Pennsylvania, you may need to petition the Board for authorization in accordance with 58 PACO Section 830a.4. The petition must comply with the requirements of 4 Pa.C.S. § 13B20(c) and be in a form as prescribed by the Board. The Board will approve the petition upon review and approval of the information submitted and a determination by the Board by clear and convincing evidence that:

• The interactive gaming certificate holder and the interactive gaming operator, if applicable, have paid all required fees and taxes payable.
• The interactive gaming certificate holder, or the interactive gaming operator, as the case may be, possesses the necessary funds or has secured adequate financing to commence the conduct of interactive gaming at the qualified airport.
• The proposed internal and external security and surveillance measures at the qualified airport and within the airport gaming area are adequate.
• Interactive gaming at the qualified airport will be conducted and operated in accordance with this chapter.

Multi-use Gaming Device Local Share Assessment

In addition to the tax imposed under section 13B20.4, each interactive gaming certificate holder authorized to conduct interactive gaming at a qualified airport shall report to the department and pay, on a form and in a manner prescribed by the department, a local share assessment equal to the local share assessment imposed under section 13B53 of the interactive gaming certificate holder’s daily gross interactive airport gaming revenue from multi-use devices at the qualified airport. The funds shall be payable to the department on a weekly basis and shall be based upon the revenue generated during the previous week. The funds shall be paid into a restricted receipts account established by the department in the fund. All funds owed to the Commonwealth under this section shall be held in trust by the interactive gaming certificate holder until the funds are paid to the department. Funds in the account are hereby appropriated to the department on a continuing basis for the purposes set forth in this section.

Conclusion

If you are seeking to collect device information related to multiuse computing devices used for interactive gaming at qualified airports in Pennsylvania, you may need to comply with the requirements set forth in 58 PACO Section 830a.4 and 4 PACS 13B20.5.

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