Pennsylvania § 13F33 - Accounting controls and audit protocols.
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§ 13F33. Accounting controls and audit protocols.
(a) Approval.--Prior to the commencement of casino simulcasting, a casino simulcasting permit holder shall submit to the board for approval all proposed site and architectural plans, internal control systems and audit protocols for the casino simulcasting permit holder's casino simulcasting operations.
(b) Minimum requirements.--A casino simulcasting permit holder's internal controls and audit protocols shall:
(1) Provide for reliable records, accounts and reports of any financial event that occurs in the conduct of casino simulcasting, including reports to the board and commission related to casino simulcasting, as may be required by regulation of the board, in consultation with the commission.
(2) Provide for accurate and reliable financial records related to the conduct of casino simulcasting and the pari-mutuel system of wagering.
(3) Establish procedures and security for the counting, recording and storage of money generated from the conduct of casino simulcasting.
(4) Establish procedures and security standards for the maintenance of telecommunications equipment and video display technology used in connection with the conduct of casino simulcasting.
(5) Establish procedures and rules to govern the conduct of casino simulcasting and the responsibility of employees related to casino simulcasting.
(6) Establish procedures for the collection, recording and deposit of revenue from the conduct of casino simulcasting, including the roles of the commission, the department, licensed racing entities and licensed gaming entities in the collection and recording of the revenue.
(7) Ensure that the system of pari-mutuel wagering used in the conduct of casino simulcasting is in accordance with 3 Pa.C.S. Ch. 93 (relating to race horse industry reform) and regulations of the commission promulgated under 3 Pa.C.S. (relating to agriculture).
(8) Ensure, in consultation with the commission, the proper and timely accounting for and retention of percentages for pari-mutuel pools and the proper and timely distribution of money in any pari-mutuel pool generated from casino simulcasting.
(9) Ensure that all functions, duties and responsibilities related to casino simulcasting are appropriately segregated and performed in accordance with sound financial practices by qualified employees.
(10) Permit use of its simulcasting facility by the board, the bureau, the commission and other persons authorized under this part or by the board and the commission to facilitate their ability to perform regulatory and oversight functions under this chapter.
(c) Submission to board.--The submission required under subsection (a) shall include a detailed description of the casino simulcasting permit holder's administrative and accounting procedures related to casino simulcasting, including its written system of internal controls. Each written system of internal controls shall include:
(1) An organizational chart depicting appropriate functions and responsibilities of employees involved in casino simulcasting.
(2) A description of the duties and responsibilities of each position shown on the organizational chart.
(3) The record retention policy of the casino simulcasting permit holder.
(4) The procedure to be utilized to ensure that money generated from the conduct of casino simulcasting is safeguarded, including mandatory counting and recording procedures.
(5) A statement signed by the casino simulcasting permit holder's chief financial officer or other competent person attesting that the signatory believes, in good faith, that the system satisfies the requirements of this section.
(d) Review.--Prior to authorizing a casino simulcasting permit holder to conduct casino simulcasting, the board, in consultation with the commission, shall review the system of internal controls submitted under subsection (c) to determine whether it conforms to the requirements of this subchapter and whether it provides adequate and effective controls for the conduct of casino simulcasting.
(e) License, registration or permitting of employees required.--Except as provided in section 13F15 (relating to key employees and occupation permits), persons engaged directly in wagering-related activities at a simulcasting facility, whether employed by the licensed gaming entity or a licensed racing entity and all other employees of the licensed gaming entity who work or will work in the simulcasting facility shall be licensed, registered or permitted in accordance with regulations promulgated by the board in collaboration with the commission.
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