This text of New Hampshire § 287-D:9 (Primary Game Operator License Application; Specific Requirements) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering New Hampshire primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
I. Other than members of a charitable organization, any person who is involved in conducting, managing, supervising, directing, or running games of chance shall be licensed under this section; including but not limited to gambling operation managers and assistant managers, managers or supervisors of security employees, pit bosses, shift bosses, credit executives, and cashier operations supervisors. In addition to the general requirements under RSA 287-D:5, a primary game operator license application shall include, at a minimum, the following information provided that the lottery commission may, by rule, establish additional items to be submitted on the application form or attached to it:
(a)The identity of the game operator employer for whom the applicant works.
(b)A list of any other st
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I. Other than members of a charitable organization, any person who is involved in conducting, managing, supervising, directing, or running games of chance shall be licensed under this section; including but not limited to gambling operation managers and assistant managers, managers or supervisors of security employees, pit bosses, shift bosses, credit executives, and cashier operations supervisors. In addition to the general requirements under RSA 287-D:5, a primary game operator license application shall include, at a minimum, the following information provided that the lottery commission may, by rule, establish additional items to be submitted on the application form or attached to it:
(a) The identity of the game operator employer for whom the applicant works.
(b) A list of any other states in which the game operator has been registered or licensed as a professional fundraiser, professional game operator, or other similar position.
(c) Whether a registration or license listed in subparagraph (b) has been denied, suspended, revoked, or enjoined by a court or state agency, or if such proceedings are pending.
(d) The names and addresses of any individuals with whom the applicant is affiliated in the fundraising or game operating business.
(e) One passport quality photograph.
II. Concurrent with the charitable organization, games of chance employers who operate games of chance on behalf of a charitable organization shall be responsible for all requirements for which the charitable organization is responsible when a charitable organization operates games of chance itself.
III. Unless a provision to the contrary is part of a written agreement in place prior to the commencement of a game date between the charitable organization and game operator employer, all moneys due to the charitable organization shall be paid over to the organization no later than the 15th day of the month following the month in which a game was conducted.
IV. The provisions of RSA 7:28-c shall not apply to primary game operator licensees.
V. Nothing in this section shall prevent a licensee from working for another game operator employer. A licensee who works for more than one game operator employer during the licensed period shall have a separate badge for each game operator employer, and pay a separate fee for each badge.
VI. The primary game operator license shall expire 3 years after it is issued. The licensee shall immediately notify the commission in the event the licensee is subject to arrest or conviction of any criminal offense.