4 Pa.C.S. § 13A24
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Condition of continued operation.
Official statutory text
As a condition of continued operation, a certificate holder shall agree to maintain all books, records and documents pertaining to table games in a manner and location within this Commonwealth as approved by the board. All books, records and documents related to table games shall:
(1) be segregated by separate accounts within the slot machine licensee's books, records and documents, except for any books, records or documents that are common to both slot machine and table game operations;
(2) be immediately available for inspection upon request of the board, the bureau, the department, the Pennsylvania State Police or the Attorney General, or agents thereof,
during all hours of operation of the licensed facility in accordance with regulations promulgated by the board; and
(3) be maintained for a period as the board, by regulation, may require.
(1) be segregated by separate accounts within the slot machine licensee's books, records and documents, except for any books, records or documents that are common to both slot machine and table game operations;
(2) be immediately available for inspection upon request of the board, the bureau, the department, the Pennsylvania State Police or the Attorney General, or agents thereof,
during all hours of operation of the licensed facility in accordance with regulations promulgated by the board; and
(3) be maintained for a period as the board, by regulation, may require.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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