The Zoning Order for Slot Machines at Race Tracks applies to the Mohawk Raceway located in the Town of Milton, Ontario. The order permits the location, installation, operation, and use of slot machines at the race track. It also allows for the erection, location, and use of buildings and structures to facilitate the use of slot machines. Existing buildings or structures can be enlarged, altered, or extended to accommodate the use of slot machines.

For the purposes of clause 6.1 (1) (b) of the Act, the following are prescribed as objects and duties of the Corporation: 1. To develop, undertake and organize prescribed online lottery schemes. 2. To promote responsible gaming with respect to prescribed online lottery schemes. 3. To conduct and manage prescribed online lottery schemes in accordance with the Criminal Code (Canada) and the Gaming Control Act, 1992 and the regulations made under those Acts.

A person who is authorized to conduct and manage a lottery scheme in accordance with paragraph 207 (1) (b) of the Criminal Code (Canada) is exempt from subsection 2 (1) of the Act for the purpose of awarding alcohol as a prize for the lottery if that the person complies with any guidelines established by the Registrar and published on the website of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, as they are amended from time to time.

This document outlines the requirements for establishing a gaming site under the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Act, 1999. The Corporation has the authority to authorize the establishment of a gaming site on an electronic channel or at approved premises in a municipality or on a reserve. However, certain conditions must be met before authorization can be granted. These conditions include the preparation of a business case that demonstrates the viability of the proposed gaming site and the adequacy of responsible gaming features.

The provided legal document outlines the requirements for establishing a gaming site under the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Act, 1999. The document states that the Corporation has the authority to authorize the establishment of a gaming site on an electronic channel or at approved premises in a municipality or on a reserve. However, certain conditions must be met before authorization can be granted. These conditions include the preparation of a business case demonstrating the viability of the proposed gaming site and the adequacy of responsible gaming features.

This rule governs the acquisition of control of a state savings bank in Ohio. It applies to any person, acting directly or indirectly or through or in concert with one or more persons, who intends to acquire control of a state savings bank. The rule defines various terms such as ‘acquisition,’ ‘acting in concert,’ and ‘control.’ It establishes that any person acquiring ownership, control of, or the power to vote ten per cent or more of any class of voting securities of a state savings bank constitutes the power to direct that state savings bank’s management or policies, requiring prior notice to the division of financial institutions.

This document governs the regulation of skill-based amusement machines in Ohio. It prohibits suppliers from misrepresenting illegal slot machines as legal skill-based amusement machines. The document defines slot machines and skill-based amusement machines based on the Revised Code. It outlines unfair and deceptive acts or practices in connection with consumer transactions involving skill-based amusement machines. The rule requires suppliers to meet certain requirements, such as not guaranteeing a return of consideration paid by consumers, maintaining records of income and redeemable vouchers, complying with regulations and legal requirements, providing complete and accurate information to consumers, and displaying merchandise prizes and redeemable vouchers in plain view.

The first document pertains to the notice of meetings of the Banking Board in Ohio, providing regulations and procedures for obtaining information about these meetings. The second document outlines the guidelines for determining the appropriate capital requirements for trust companies in Ohio, considering various factors such as the nature and volume of business. The third document governs the lending limits and standards for state banks, setting limits on outstanding loans and extensions of credit.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects related to credit unions and their operations. It includes the appraisal requirements for credit unions when making first mortgage purchase money real estate loans on one-to-four family dwellings, as well as the appraisal requirements for home equity loans and second mortgage loans provided by credit unions. The document also governs the activities and requirements of the Credit Union Share Guaranty Corporation, including criteria for obtaining reinsurance or a line of credit, notification requirements for aiding participating credit unions in liquidation or financial difficulty, submission of quarterly reports, actuarial study of capital adequacy, disclosure of examination reports, audit of participating credit unions’ books and records, filing requirements, confidentiality of financial statements and examination reports, capital contribution by participating credit unions, representation and licensing restrictions, investment and deposit activities, deficiency notification, issuance and renewal of a certificate of compliance, termination or lapse of reinsurance or line of credit, and communication with regulatory authorities.

The legal document content provides definitions for various terms related to horse racing, such as ‘walk over,’ ‘stake race,’ ‘starter,’ ‘ruled off,’ ‘race meeting,’ ‘free race,’ ‘arrears,’ ‘weight for age,’ ’nomination,’ ‘overnight event,’ ‘declared,’ ‘mutuel field,’ ‘purse race,’ ‘scratch time,’ ‘simulcast,’ ‘breeder of a thoroughbred horse,’ ‘flat race,’ ‘owner,’ ‘horse,’ ‘handicap,’ ‘permit,’ ’licensed person,’ ‘money position,’ ‘Thoroughbred Breeder Award,’ ’entry,’ ‘age,’ ’license,’ ‘produce race,’ ‘weighing out,’ ’nominator,’ ‘stake,’ ‘day,’ ‘month,’ ‘year,’ ‘bred,’ ‘permit holder,’ ‘race,’ ‘maiden,’ ‘breakage,’ ‘claiming race,’ ‘winner,’ ‘possession,’ ‘recognized meeting,’ and ‘race meeting.