4 Pa.C.S. § 1608
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The board shall prescribe procedures and forms to retain records relating to the conduct of a gaming junket by a slot machine licensee. A slot machine licensee shall:
(1) Maintain a current report of the operations of gaming junkets conducted at its licensed facility.
(2) Submit to the board and the bureau a list of all its employees who conduct business on behalf of the slot machine licensee with gaming junket representatives on a full-time, part-time or temporary basis.
(3) Maintain records of all agreements entered into with a gaming junket enterprise or gaming junket representative for a minimum of five years.
(4) Provide any other information relating to a gaming junket required by the board or bureau.
(1) Maintain a current report of the operations of gaming junkets conducted at its licensed facility.
(2) Submit to the board and the bureau a list of all its employees who conduct business on behalf of the slot machine licensee with gaming junket representatives on a full-time, part-time or temporary basis.
(3) Maintain records of all agreements entered into with a gaming junket enterprise or gaming junket representative for a minimum of five years.
(4) Provide any other information relating to a gaming junket required by the board or bureau.
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