This document pertains to the compulsive gambling assistance plan for Racetrack Gaming Operator Licensees in Oklahoma. The plan requires employee training and education to raise awareness of compulsive gambling and provide resources for handling gambling issues. The employee training program covers topics such as characteristics and symptoms of compulsive gambling, prevalence of gambling addiction, relation to other addictions, social costs, identification of vulnerable populations, intervention techniques, and assistance and referral programs.

Each Racetrack Gaming Operator Licensee must submit to the Commission, initially six months following the commencement of gaming activities and thereafter by March 31 annually, a report detailing the Racetrack Gaming Operator Licensee’s compulsive gambling activities for the previous calendar twelve month period ending December 31. [ Source: Added at 23 Ok Reg 1191, eff 4-6-05 (emergency); Added at 23 Ok Reg 2116, eff 5-11-06 (emergency); Added at 23 Ok Reg 2640, eff 6-25-06]

The provided legal document governs the installation, maintenance, and continuous operation of on-site surveillance systems at licensed Gaming Facilities by Racetrack Gaming Operator Licensees. The purpose of the surveillance system is to safeguard the Licensee’s assets, deter and detect criminal acts, and maintain public confidence in the honesty and integrity of licensed gaming activity. The document outlines the minimum requirements for the storage and retrieval of surveillance recordings in horse racing facilities.

The provided legal document content pertains to various aspects of horse racing and gaming machine operations in Oklahoma. It covers Redemption Terminal (Kiosk) Standards and Use Requirements, Gaming Machine Specifications and Use and Operation Requirements, requirements for accounting systems and ticket validation systems, audits performed by Gaming Agents, implementation and operation of cashless transactions, authorization of machine gaming at racetracks, certification and approval process for Compact Electronic Games and Non-Compact Electronic Games, specifications and use and operation requirements for Electronic Amusement Games, Electronic Bonanza-Style Bingo Games, and Electronic Instant Bingo Games, required certification and approval process for Electronic Amusement Games, Electronic Bonanza-Style Bingo Games, and Electronic Instant Bingo Games and their components, and operation of Authorized Games by Racetrack Gaming Operator Licensees.

This document outlines the fair labor practices that must be followed by Area Agencies on Aging and Title III projects. These practices are in accordance with applicable state and federal statutes. The document specifies that employees must be compensated for hours worked at the appropriate wage, unless they hold exempt executive, administrative, or professional positions. It also prohibits employees from performing volunteer activities that are the same or similar to their job duties without compensation.

The provided legal document outlines the requirements for the Problem Gambling Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (SEP) established by the Oklahoma Lottery Commission (OLC). The program is designed for individuals who classify themselves as problem gamblers and wish to exclude themselves from participating in the OLC and its activities. The agreement for the SEP must include a clear statement of voluntary participation and its validity for the lifetime of the person or until canceled by the OLC Board of Trustees.

The provided legal document outlines the requirements for the Problem Gambling Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (SEP) established by the Oklahoma Lottery Commission (OLC). The program is designed for individuals who classify themselves as problem gamblers and wish to exclude themselves from participating in the OLC and its activities. The agreement for the SEP must include a clear statement of voluntary participation and its validity for the lifetime of the person or until canceled by the OLC Board of Trustees.

The provided legal document content pertains to the Standards and Criteria for Gambling Treatment Programs under the Oklahoma Administrative Code. It governs the certification process and sets forth the standards and criteria for Gambling Treatment Programs. The document applies to all CGAT programs that are required to be certified by the ODMHSAS. The document also includes definitions for various terms used in the context of gambling treatment programs, such as ‘admission,’ ‘assessment,’ ‘case management,’ ‘certified gambling addiction treatment,’ ‘consumer,’ ‘consumer record,’ ‘continuing care,’ and many more.

A bank holding company may exclude from the computation of capital employed the capital employed of a bank held by such holding company to the extent of the holding company’s ownership percentage in the held bank. If a bank holding company owns less than one hundred percent (100%) of the stock of the held bank, then the bank holding company shall multiply its percentage of stock ownership in the held bank by the amount of capital employed of such held bank as reflected on the held bank’s Franchise Tax Return.

The provided legal document states that every state banking association, national banking association, and credit union organized under the laws of Oklahoma is subject to a privilege tax. The tax is based on the United States taxable income, as defined by 68 O.S. 2353(10), with adjustments determined by 68 O.S. 2358, 68 O.S. 2370(D)(1), and 68 O.S. 2370(D)(2). However, state and national banks and state credit unions that make a Federal Subchapter ‘S’ election are exempt from paying the ‘in lieu’ tax.