SB362
AN ACT relating to gaming; requiring the Nevada Gaming Commission to adopt certain regulations relating to gaming; retaining the jurisdiction of the Nevada Gaming Control Board and the Commission under certain circumstances; revising provisions relating to certain institutional investors; revising certain provisions governing voting by the Commission; authorizing the Commission to reduce, defer or forgive certain fees under certain circumstances; and providing other matters properly relating thereto. Close title AN ACT relating to gaming; requiring the Nevada Gaming Commission to adopt certain regulations relating to gaming; retaining the jurisdiction of the Nevada Gaming Control Board and the Commission under certain circumstances; revising provisions relating to certain institutional investors; revising certain provisions governing voting by the Commission; authorizing the Commission to reduce, defer or forgive certain fees under certain circumstances; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.
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Monday, March 17, 2025
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AN ACT relating to gaming; requiring the Nevada Gaming Commission to adopt certain regulations relating to gaming; retai
Existing law establishes various provisions governing the licensing and control of gaming in this State. (Chapter 463 of NRS) Existing regulations require each person who is licensed to conduct restricted or nonrestricted gaming and who engages in the issuance of credit, check cashing or the direct mail marketing of gaming opportunities to implement a program related to allowing patrons to self-limit access to such credit, check cashing or direct mail marketing. (Nev. Gaming Comm'n Regs. § 5.170) Section 2 of this bill codifies in statute the requirement for the Commission to adopt regulations to implement such a program and expands the program to include communications through direct marketing by mail, telephone, text message or electronic mail. Existing law provides for the issuance of restricted and nonrestricted licenses to conduct gaming and defines a “nonrestricted license” as, among other things, a state gaming license for, or an operation consisting of, 16 or more slot machines. (NRS 463.0177) Section 3 of this bill: (1) requires the Commission to adopt regulations and establish the necessary fees for a license to operate a tavern gaming establishment; (2) sets forth the requirements for a tavern gaming establishment; and (3) authorizes a tavern gaming establishment to, among other things, operate 25 or fewer gaming devices. Section 8 of this bill makes a conforming change to exclude a license for the operation of a tavern gaming establishment from the defini
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