director; gaming; technical correction
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Overview
Senate Bill 1349 makes a technical correction to the Arizona Revised Statutes, specifically section 5-604, which governs the Department of Gaming and its director. The bill clarifies that the director cannot have a financial interest in a gambling operation or the gambling industry during their term. It also outlines grounds for dismissing the director, including conflicts of interest involving relatives.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the director of the Department of Gaming's eligibility requirements regarding financial interests.
- Specifies that the director serves at the pleasure of the governor.
- Outlines grounds for dismissal of the director, including relative employment in the gambling industry.
Who is affected
- Department of Gaming
- Director of the Department of Gaming
- Employees of the Department of Gaming
- Individuals with financial interests in gambling operations
Notable changes
- Adds grounds for dismissal related to relatives' employment in the gambling industry.
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