205 CMR 130.05
Terms, Conditions, and Duties of Conservator
(1) A conservator shall, before assuming, managerial or operational duties, execute and file a
bond for the faithful performance of its duties payable to the commission with such surety and
in such form and amount as the commission shall approve at the time of appointment.
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(2) The terms of compensation shall be fixed by the commission at the time of appointment of
the conservator. The terms shall include a requirement that the conservator submit itemized
billings for expenses to the commission on a monthly basis, which billings shall be considered
by the commission for reasonableness. Payment of compensation and expenses shall be made
from the revenues of the gaming establishment.
(3) The conservator shall file reports with the commission regarding the management and
operation of the gaming establishment in the form and at such intervals as the commission may
prescribe at the time of appointment.
(4) The conservator shall take possession immediately of all books and records relating to the
gaming establishment.
(5) The conservator shall be responsible for ensuring that all taxes relating to the gaming
establishment are paid in a timely fashion.
(6) The conservator shall abide by all licensing provisions, including compliance with host
community, surrounding community, and impacted live entertainment venue mitigation
agreements, applicable to the former or suspended gaming licensee upon appointment.
(7) The conservator may, by approval of the commission, appoint any consultants needed to
assist in the operation of the gaming establishment; provided, however, that the commission may
require any such consultant to submit the completed forms, undergo the investigation, and
receive an appointment as a designated temporary key gaming employee in accordance with
205 CMR 130.02(2) through (4) or to undergo such other investigation into the background,
integrity, honesty, character, reputation, financial stability, criminal history and responsibility of
the consultant as the commission may require. All costs incurred by the commission and the
bureau for conducting an investigation into any such consultant or potential consultant shall be
paid from the revenues of the gaming establishment.