R 432.1406
R 432.1406 Reporting requirements.
Cite as Mich. Admin. Code R 432.1406
Rule 406. (1) If a publicly traded corporation or other person that applies for or holds
a casino license files any of the following documents with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, the person must file 1 copy of each document with the board within 14 days
of filing the documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission:
(a) Form 10.
(b) Form 10-Q.
(c) Form 10-K.
(d) Form 8-K.
(e) Form 1-A.
(f) Registration Statement S-1.
(g) Registration Statement SB-2.
(h) Registration Statement 10-SB.
(i) Report 10-KSB.
(j) Report 10-QSB.
(k) Schedule 13e-3.
(l) Schedule 14D-9.
(m) A filing required by 17 CFR 240.14f-1, as amended.
(2) If a publicly traded corporation or other person that applies for or holds a casino
license receives any material document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission
by any other person relating to the publicly traded corporation, the person must file 1 copy
of the document with the board within 14 days after receipt of the material.
(3) A publicly traded corporation or other person that applies for or holds a casino
license must file a list of record holders of its voting securities with the board annually.
(4) A person applying for or holding a casino license must report to the board the
election or appointment of a director or officer of that applicant or licensee or a holding
company of that applicant or licensee who is actively and directly engaged in the
administration or supervision of that applicant or licensee.
(5) If a person that applies for or holds a casino license learns that a key person or
substantial owner of the publicly traded corporation has disposed of his or her voting
securities, the person must provide the board with written notice of the transaction within
14 days of becoming aware of it.
(6) A person who applies for or holds a casino license and all other persons covered
by this part must file any other document requested by the board to ensure compliance with
the act or this part within 30 days of a board request or at another time established by the
board.