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violation of this chapter or the rules adopted under this | chapter; |
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| D.__Cause the central computer system to disable a video | gaming terminal as directed by the Chief of the State Police | in accordance with section 364; |
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| E.__Collect funds due the State under section 383 and | deposit them in the Video Gaming Fund established in section | 384; |
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| F.__Immediately notify the Chief of the State Police of the | failure of any distributor to comply with section 383; |
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| G.__Certify monthly to the Treasurer of State, the State | Lottery Commission and the Commissioner of Administrative | and Financial Services a full and complete statement of all | video gaming terminal revenue, credits disbursed by | licensees, administrative expenses and the allocation of net | terminal income for the preceding month; |
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| H.__Submit by January 15th an annual report to the Governor | and the joint standing committee of the Legislature having | jurisdiction over gaming matters.__The report must include | information on video gaming terminal revenue, credits | disbursed by licensees, administrative expenses and the | allocation of net terminal income for the preceding year; |
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| I.__Prepare and submit to the Commissioner of Administrative | and Financial Services a budget for the program's | administration; and |
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| J.__Cooperate with the Chief of the State Police in | implementing and enforcing the provisions of this chapter. |
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| §366.__Applicability of chapter 14 |
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| | Except as expressly provided in this chapter, chapter 14 does | not apply to video gaming terminals.__Section 335 relating to use | of proceeds applies to the use of net terminal income by | licensees under this chapter. |
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§371.__License to operate |
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| | 1.__Eligible entities.__ The Chief of the State Police may | issue a license to operate video gaming terminals to a person | who: |
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