The provided legal document content consists of rules applicable to organization licensees under the Illinois Racing Board. These rules govern the activities and operations of organization licensees in the state of Illinois. The document also covers various aspects related to sports wagering in Illinois, including the licenses required, cooperation between the Illinois Racing Board, law enforcement agencies, licensees, and sports governing bodies, definitions of terms used in the Sports Wagering Act and regulations, application of provisions to Board meetings, and reporting obligations for licensees, key persons, and applicants for licensure.

The provided legal document content pertains to lottery hearings conducted by the Department of the Lottery in Illinois. The documents outline the requirements for the format of papers filed in lottery proceedings, including the use of specific paper size, margins, typeface, and spacing. They also specify the necessary information to be included in the filing, such as the caption, signatures, and contact details. The documents further govern the postponement or continuation of lottery hearings, providing guidelines for valid reasons and notice requirements.

The provided legal document content outlines the duties and obligations of various entities involved in video gaming in Illinois. It covers the responsibilities of licensed manufacturers, licensed technicians, and licensed terminal handlers, including compliance with technical standards, providing odds of winning, maintaining inventory, offering technical assistance, and ensuring proper servicing and repair of video gaming terminals. The document also highlights the duties of video gaming licensees and applicants for licensure, such as disclosing ownership interests, operating in a manner that does not pose a threat to public health and safety, and notifying the Illinois Gaming Board of any proposed changes in ownership.

This legal document, found in the Illinois Administrative Code, pertains to the standards of conduct for licensees in the video gaming industry. It applies to holders of any license issued under the Act and identified persons with significant influence or control. The document outlines the grounds for disciplinary actions, which may be imposed for acts or failures to act that are injurious to the public health, safety, morals, good order, and general welfare of the people of the State of Illinois, or that would discredit the Illinois video gaming industry or the State of Illinois.

The first document governs the consideration of undue economic concentration in the issuance or renewal of terminal operator licenses for video gaming in Illinois. The Illinois Gaming Board is responsible for determining whether the issuance or renewal of a license will result in undue economic concentration. The second document pertains to the identification and compliance requirements for persons with significant influence or control in the video gaming industry regulated by the Illinois Gaming Board.

The provided legal document content pertains to the licensing procedures for video gaming in Illinois. It outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining and renewing video gaming licenses. Applicants must submit their applications on forms provided by the Illinois Gaming Board and may be required to submit additional forms or materials as instructed. The document introduces the concept of an institutional investor, which can submit a Video Gaming Institutional Investor Disclosure Form under certain conditions.

This legal document governs the denials of applications for licensure in the video gaming industry. It outlines the rights of parties involved in the denial process, including the entitlement to the name and address of any witness expected to testify on behalf of the opposing party, as well as access to all necessary documents or materials in the possession or control of the opposing party. The petitioner is responsible for producing documents they expect to introduce as evidence.

This legal document governs the disciplinary actions that can be taken against licensees in the video gaming industry regulated by the Illinois Gaming Board. The document outlines the proceedings for disciplinary actions, including the opportunity for both parties to present opening statements, the burden of proof on the Board to establish charges, the right to cross-examine adverse witnesses, and the opportunity for both parties to present closing arguments. The document also specifies that disciplinary actions can include suspension and revocation of a license, as well as orders of economic disassociation.

This document governs the transportation and distribution of video gaming terminals in the state of Illinois. It applies to manufacturers, distributors, licensed terminal handlers, and terminal operators. Video gaming terminals are considered shipped or transported into the state when they start outside the state and terminate within the state. Licensed video locations are not allowed to receive direct shipments of video gaming terminals. Manufacturers or distributors shipping or transporting video gaming terminals into the state must provide certain information to the Illinois Gaming Board at least 14 calendar days prior to shipment.

These documents govern the implementation of responsible gaming education programs for licensed video gaming locations in Illinois. They apply to owners, persons with significant influence or control of the location, video gaming managers, and employees whose duties relate to video gaming operations. As a condition of initial licensure and license renewal, these individuals must complete an online course on responsible gaming. The course defines responsible gaming and provides instruction on conversational techniques with customers who may have a gambling problem.