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Conditions of Operation for Gambling Establishments > Program for Responsible Gambling
Short Summary
The provided legal document content consists of multiple documents related to the operation of gambling establishments in California. The first document outlines the process for requesting removal from the list of self-excluded persons. It specifies that individuals can submit a removal request after one year from the effective date of the original self-exclusion request. For lifetime self-exclusion terms, the Bureau will remove the person from the list on the first business day of the second whole month after the request was postmarked. For self-exclusion terms other than lifetime, individuals are automatically removed from the list upon the conclusion of the requested term. The document also mentions the requirement for the Bureau to send a notice confirming the removal from the self-exclusion list. The second document focuses on the implementation of a Self-Exclusion Program in gambling establishments. It applies to cardroom business licensees in California and outlines various requirements, including providing Self-Exclusion Request forms, maintaining a list of self-excluded persons, preventing their entry into the gambling area, verifying their identity before certain transactions, forfeiting unredeemed jackpots or prizes, removing them from customer lists and check-cashing or credit services, and mailing the Self-Exclusion Request forms to the Bureau. The document does not mandate the provision of notary public services for completing the Self-Exclusion Request form. The third document specifies the training requirements for cardroom business licensees and their employees who directly interact with gambling patrons. It requires new employee orientations and annual training on problem gambling, which can be developed internally, provided by a third-party, or obtained from the Office of Problem Gambling. The document outlines the responsibilities of the licensee in maintaining the training program and documenting employee completion. Different employee groups have specific training requirements related to problem gambling behavior, assisting patrons in obtaining information about problem gambling programs, and receiving information on self-restriction and self-exclusion programs, treatment options, and prevention programs. The document clarifies that employees are not required to identify problem gamblers. The fourth document focuses on the requirements for posting or providing written materials concerning problem gambling and referral services in gambling establishments. It applies to cardroom business licensees and TPPPS business licensees. The document mandates the posting or provision of accessible written materials about problem gambling and the approved toll-free telephone number at gambling entrances or exits, near gambling areas and areas where cash or credit are available to patrons. It also requires websites operated by these licensees to contain a responsible gambling message and a link to the Office of Problem Gambling. Advertising material produced by these licensees must include a responsible gambling message and refer to the telephone number or website mentioned above. However, there are exemptions for certain digital materials and promotional items with limited space. The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violation of its provisions. Overall, these documents aim to regulate the operation of gambling establishments, promote responsible gambling practices, and provide support to individuals with gambling-related issues.
Whom does it apply to?
Cardroom business licensees, TPPPS business licensees, individuals who request removal from the list of self-excluded persons
What does it govern?
Conditions of Operation for Gambling Establishments, Self-Exclusion Program, Training Requirements, Posting or Providing Written Materials Concerning Problem Gambling and Referral Services
What are exemptions?
The document does not mandate the provision of notary public services for completing the Self-Exclusion Request form. There are exemptions for certain digital materials and promotional items with limited space in the requirements for posting or providing written materials concerning problem gambling and referral services.
What are the Penalties?
The document does not specify any penalties for non-compliance or violation of its provisions.
Jurisdiction
California