Gambling Control Act.
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Overview
This bill amends the California Gambling Control Act to clarify procedures regarding the California Gambling Control Commission and the licensing of individuals involved in gambling corporations. Specifically, it requires the Governor to notify the Legislature when a commission member is removed and makes technical changes to existing licensing requirements for corporate officers, directors, and key employees. These changes ensure that individuals associated with gambling corporations must apply for and obtain their own licenses within specified timeframes.
Key provisions
- Requires the Governor to notify the Legislature of the removal of a Gambling Control Commission member.
- Makes technical changes to licensing requirements for corporate officers, directors, and key employees.
- Clarifies the process for corporate owners to notify the Department of changes in corporate officers, directors, or key employees.
- Specifies the timeframe (30 days) for officers, directors, or key employees to apply for a license upon becoming associated with a corporate licensee.
- Outlines consequences for failing to apply for a license, including immediate removal of officers or directors.
- Addresses the licensing of shareholders who are required to apply for a gambling license.
- Defines how a failure to require an employee to apply for a license can be viewed.
- Updates the terms of appointment for Gambling Control Commission members.
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