§ 11-25-305 — Operator permit, vendor license and skill based amusement game decal approval; criteria; review

Wyoming § 11-25-305

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 11: Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals
• Ch. 25: WYOMING GAMING COMMISSION
• Art. 3: SKILL BASED AMUSEMENT GAMES

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(a) The commission shall, not more than sixty (60) days
after the date of receipt of an application or application for
renewal for an operator permit, vendor license or skill based
amusement game decal under W.S. 11-25-304 either:
(i) Issue the permit, license or decal; or
(ii) Deny the application based on the grounds that
the applicant failed to qualify as provided by subsection (b) of
this section.
(b) The commission shall deny any application under this
article upon finding any of the following:
(i) The applicant has been convicted of, forfeited
bail on or pleaded guilty within ten (10) years before the date
of filing the application to:
(A) A crime involving theft, dishonesty or
fraud;
(B) Bribery or unlawfully influencing a public
official;
(C) A felony involving physical harm to an
individual; or
(D) Any other crime identified by commission
rules that negatively impacts the applicant's credibility or the
security, integrity or fairness of play of skill based amusement
games operated by the applicant.
(ii) The applicant tampered with submitted
documentation or concealed, failed to disclose or otherwise
attempted to mislead the commission with respect to any material
fact contained in the application or contained in any other
information required of or submitted by an applicant to the
commission;
(iii) The applicant failed or refused to cooperate in
the investigation of a crime relating to gambling, corruption of
a public official or any organized criminal activity;
(iv) The applicant failed to otherwise meet the
requirements imposed under this article.
(c) Operators shall have a continuing duty to disclose in
writing any material change in the information provided in the
application to the commission, including:
(i) Changes to names and contact information;
(ii) Arrests, convictions, guilty pleas, disciplinary
actions or license denials in Wyoming and any other
jurisdiction;
(iii) Any civil action brought against the operator
or establishment; and
(iv) Any other information required by commission
rules.
(d) If the commission denies an application or intends to
revoke or suspend a license or permit issued under this article,
it shall notify the applicant, licensee or permittee in writing,
stating the grounds for denial, revocation or suspension and
informing the person of a right to submit, before not more than
thirty (30) days, any additional documentation relating to the
grounds of denial, revocation or suspension. Upon receiving any
additional documentation, the commission shall reconsider its
decision and inform the applicant before not more than twenty
(20) days of the result of the reconsideration. A denial of an
application under this article shall be subject to the contested
case procedures of the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act.