R 432.1302 Classification of licenses.

Rule 302. The board may classify an activity to be licensed in addition to, different from, or at a different level than, the following license classifications: (a) Casino license. An owner or operator of a casino gambling operation is required to hold a casino license. (b) Supplier license. The following persons are required to hold a supplier license: (i) Persons who supply equipment, goods, or services to a casino licensee or a holder of a certificate of suitability that are directly related to or affect gambling operations authorized and regulated under the act and these rules. (ii) All other suppliers or purveyors of nongaming-related goods or services to a casino gambling operation or casino enterprise regarding the realty, construction, maintenance, or business of a proposed or existing casino or casino enterprise on a regular or continuing basis, including but not limited to all of the following entities: (A) Garbage haulers. (B) Maintenance companies. (C) Food and beverage purveyors. (D) Laundry and linen suppliers. (E) Construction companies. (F) Other suppliers described in these rules. (c) Occupational license. An individual who is employed by a casino licensee, casino enterprise, supplier licensee, or a person with an exemption from the supplier-licensing requirements whose work duties are directly related to, or involved in, the gambling operation or performed in a restricted area of a casino or in the gaming area of the casino, or who is a gaming operations manager, general manager, department manager, or an equivalent, shall hold a valid occupational license that is the level required for his or her position before the individual may perform any of the duties of his or her position. There are 3 different classes of occupational license, as follows: (i) Occupational license, level 1. (ii) Occupational license, level 2. (iii) Occupational license, level 3.