Violations of rules and regulations; fine, suspension or revocation

(a) Badges. (1) The division as it deems necessary shall require occupational licensees to obtain a badge at the expense of the CLC. Such badges shall be displayed or carried upon such licensee as required. All badges are the property of the division and shall be returned to the division upon termination, license suspension or revocation. (2) The CLC shall file a list of persons and specific duties of such persons not licensed as occupational licensees who must enter the facilities of the CLC for reasons connected with the operation of the lottery. In such instances, the CLC shall provide nontransferable visitor badges to individuals on such lists. (3) The division, at its discretion, may provide temporary badges to facilitate operations when an occupational licensee does not have such badge available. No licensee shall permit any other person to use said licensee's badge or license. (b) Occupational licenses. (1) No person may be employed by the CLC unless such person is licensed as a class I or class II occupational licensee by the executive director pursuant to sections 12-568a and 12-800 to 12-818, inclusive, of the Connecticut General Statutes. (2) The president, all other officers, and any other individual who in the judgment of the executive director will exercise control, shall be required to be licensed as a class II occupational licensee. All other employees shall be required to be licensed as class I occupational licensees. (3) If the division shall find that the financial responsibility, character, and general fitness of the applicant are such that the participation of such person will be consistent with the public interests, convenience, or necessity and with the best interests of lottery generally, in conformity with the purposes of chapters 226, 226b and 229a of the Connecticut General Statutes, it shall thereupon grant an occupational license. If the division shall find that the applicant fails to meet any of said conditions, it shall not grant such license and it shall notify the applicant of the denial. (4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivisions (1) to (3), inclusive, of this subsection, former employees of the Division of Special Revenue who continue employment with the CLC shall not be required to be fingerprinted; however, such individuals may be subject to a security background investigation as deemed necessary by the executive director and shall be licensed by the division. (c) Vendor licenses. No person or business organization awarded a primary contract by the CLC to provide facilities, components, goods or services necessary for the operation of the lottery may do so unless such person or business organization submits to and successfully completes a state police background investigation or is issued a vendor license by the executive director after successful completion of a security background investigation. (d) Suspension - revocations. If the division finds that the financial responsibility, character and general fitness of the licensee are such that the continued participation of such person will not be consistent with the public interest, convenience or necessity, and with best interests of lottery generally, in conformity with the purposes of the act, it may thereupon revoke or suspend said license. (e) Examination of licenses. All persons who have been issued a license by the division shall keep such license in their possession, subject to examination by the division or its duly authorized representatives or officials of the CLC, at any time they may deem necessary or proper.