This document governs the approval process for video gaming equipment in Illinois. It applies to licensees who wish to have their video gaming equipment approved for play. The equipment must undergo testing by an independent outside testing laboratory before being reviewed by the Administrator. The licensee is required to cooperate with the testing laboratory and provide all necessary equipment and information. The testing laboratory must notify the Administrator upon receiving a request to test video gaming equipment, providing details such as the licensee’s information, product description, and date of request.

The provided legal document content pertains to the governance of underage gambling compliance checks at licensed video gaming locations in Illinois. The document outlines the operational procedures for conducting compliance checks, including the requirement for cooperation with local police departments, generation of separate reports for each violation, marking and securing evidence, and the submission and approval of compliance check operation plans. It also specifies the utilization of confidential sources, including background checks, consent and acknowledgment forms, and verification of identification.

The provided legal document content pertains to the Illinois Gaming Board and its regulations governing video gaming in Illinois. The documents apply to entities involved in video gaming within the state. No specific exemptions are mentioned in the provided content. Penalties for non-compliance or violation of the Illinois Gaming Board regulations can include fines, license suspension or revocation, and criminal charges. The Illinois Gaming Board regulates various aspects of video gaming, including licensing, operation, and compliance with state laws and regulations.

The provided legal document outlines the establishment and operation of the Illinois Lottery. It explains that the Illinois Lottery was originally created as a division of the Illinois Department of Revenue in 1974 but later became an independent agency under the Governor in 1986. The Department of the Lottery is responsible for implementing and regulating the State Lottery within Illinois. The net proceeds from the lottery games are deposited to the Common School Fund in the State Treasury.

The provided legal document content pertains to the disclosure of confidential supervisory information under the Illinois Credit Union Act. It establishes the procedures and standards for the Secretary to determine whether to disclose such information in response to a request for discovery or disclosure. The document specifies that any request for confidential supervisory information must be made to the Secretary and provides the necessary details that should accompany the request. It also outlines the factors the Secretary will consider when deciding whether to disclose the requested information.

The Student Loan Servicing Rights Act outlines the requirements and obligations for licensees who service student loans. Licensees are required to maintain electronic records in a commonly used format that is accessible, readable, and printable by the Director and Division staff. These records must be maintained for a minimum of 3 years after a serviced loan has been paid in full or assigned to collection, or the servicing rights have been sold, assigned, or transferred.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to savings bank holding companies. It includes provisions for the conversion of mutual holding companies to capital stock holding companies, maintenance of records for holding companies and their subsidiary entities, limitations and waivers related to dividends for subsidiary savings banks, converted mutual savings banks, and mutual holding companies, acquisition and disposal of subsidiaries, formation of resulting savings bank of a mutual holding company, stock issuance plan for reorganizing savings banks and mutual holding companies, directors of a Mutual Holding Company, establishment of a ’liquidation account’ for members of the mutual savings bank before conversion, definitions for various terms used in the Savings Bank Act and Savings Bank Holding Companies, and reorganization of mutual savings banks into mutual holding companies or their participation in mutual holding company reorganizations.

The provided legal document content states that it has been repealed at 35 Ill. Reg. 16084, effective September 20, 2011. It does not govern any specific aspects or entities as it has been repealed. Therefore, it does not apply to any specific audience or entities. No exemptions or penalties are mentioned in the document.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of the Minimum Wage Law in Illinois, including joint employment, working conditions for domestic workers, wage discrimination based on sex, calculation of overtime pay, employment of individuals with disabilities at a sub-minimum wage, employment of learners at a sub-minimum wage, record-keeping requirements for employers with gratuity-based compensation, enforcement procedures, convening of an Informal Investigative Conference on Inspection Results, and assessment of underpayments, penalties, and punitive damages.

These legal documents, part of the Illinois Administrative Code, govern the payment and collection of wages or final compensation in the state of Illinois. They outline conditions for the independent contractor exemption, clarify the definition of an employee, and establish the jurisdiction of the Department of Labor over claims for wages or final compensation. The documents also cover the payment methods and receipt requirements for employers, individual liability of officers or agents, record-keeping requirements, and the rights of employees to recover unpaid wages.