This document governs the powers and duties of the Wisconsin Division of Gaming. It applies to individuals who seek approval, opinion, or other division action, as well as division stewards, association stewards, and alleged violators involved in inquiries related to alleged violations. The document outlines the composition of the board of stewards, the process of the inquiry, including the issuance of a notice to the alleged violator(s), the conduct of the inquiry, the presentation of evidence and witnesses, the decision-making process, and the communication of the board of stewards’ determination of guilt and any penalties imposed.

The provided legal document content pertains to the procedures and requirements for obtaining an occupational license in the gaming industry in Wisconsin, specifically for participation in greyhound racing. The document outlines the application process, eligibility criteria, and license fees. It also specifies the grounds for denial or revocation of a license, including non-compliance with laws, rules, or statutes, felony convictions, involvement in prohibited businesses, and violations related to racing or gambling.

The provided legal document content governs the humane treatment of racing animals, specifically greyhounds, in the state of Wisconsin. It applies to owners and trainers of greyhounds, as well as licensed associations, trainers, kennel owners, greyhound owners, and racetrack licensees. The document outlines the responsibilities and obligations of these entities to ensure the humane treatment of greyhounds both on and off the racetracks. It prohibits acts such as overdriving, overloading, torturing, tormenting, depriving of necessary sustenance, cruelly beating, mutilating, or causing unnecessary suffering to the animals.

The provided legal document content governs the prohibited activities of employees of licensees in the gaming industry. It applies to employees, racing officials, and occupational licensees. The document specifies various prohibited activities and restrictions for these individuals. Employees of licensees are prohibited from placing wagers on races during their working hours, including breaks and lunch. They are also not allowed to wager while wearing any clothing or identification that indicates they are an employee of a licensee.

This document outlines the range of penalties for violations in the Wisconsin gaming industry. It applies to violators in the industry and covers various types of violations. The penalties for violations include maximum forfeitures ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, lifetime suspension or revocation of licensure, and combinations of these penalties. The specific violations that can result in these penalties include violations that affect the outcome of a race, violations that affect the health, safety, or welfare of licensees or the public, violations that affect the health, safety, or welfare of racing animals, violations that decrease the ability of the division to exercise its regulatory functions, violations that affect the functioning and operation of a race meeting, violations by occupational licensees, and violations for which the division determines that the maximum penalty provided would be insufficient.

The provided legal document content governs the license application process for food service concessionaires and concessionaires at race tracks. It applies to individuals or entities that sell or provide food, beverages, programs, tip sheets, parking, or any other goods or services to the public at any race track, or goods or services to licensees on the grounds of a race track. The application for a license must be made on forms provided by the division, and relevant contracts and instruments evidencing any indebtedness must be submitted.

The provided legal document governs the reporting requirements for associations holding a license in Wisconsin regarding the participation of Wisconsin residents in greyhound racing. The associations are required to submit an annual report within 90 days after the last day of the race meet. The report should include statistics on the number of Wisconsin residents who own contract kennels at the track and the number of Wisconsin owned greyhounds that have raced at the track in the past year.

The provided legal document governs the procedures related to the conduct of intertrack and simulcast wagering. It applies to entities involved in intertrack wagering and pari-mutuel wagering. The document provides definitions for various terms related to intertrack wagering and pari-mutuel wagering, such as ‘commingled pool’ and ‘decoder’. It also defines terms related to racetracks, licensees, and facilities involved in intertrack wagering and pari-mutuel wagering. However, no specific exemptions or penalties are mentioned in this document.

This legal document outlines the procedures for requesting a hearing in the Appeals, Hearings And Enforcement Proceeding under the Wisconsin Administrative Code, specifically within the Department of Administration [Gaming]. The document states that all requests for hearings must be in writing and include the requester’s address and telephone number for document service. The reasons supporting the request for hearing should be provided, preferably in the form of a pleading in a civil case.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to the operation of race meetings, security and first aid requirements, financial audits, and restricted areas on association grounds. The duties and responsibilities of associations and racetrack operators are outlined, including the ability to request wagering on additional races, providing information or complaint windows for the public, and submitting proposed purse distribution formulas for approval. Security requirements include filing security reports, providing on-site security for the kennel compound, and having an approved video monitoring system.