| The Chief of the State Police has the power to adopt rules, |
not inconsistent with law, that are necessary for the |
administration and enforcement of this chapter and for the |
licensing, conduct and operation of the amusement commonly known |
as "Beano" or "Bingo" and for the permitting and operation of |
commercial beano halls. The Chief of the State Police has the |
power and authority to regulate, supervise and exercise general |
control over the operation of such amusement and commercial beano |
halls, including, but not limited to, the payment of prizes and |
the use of equipment. Any rule adopted by the Chief of the State |
Police concerning the value of prizes that may be awarded must |
include a provision that no single prize may exceed $400 in value |
and that no more than $1,400 $2,000 in total prizes may be |
awarded on any one occasion. In establishing such rules, which |
are routine technical rules pursuant to Title 5, chapter 375, |
subchapter II-A, the Chief of the State Police must, in addition |
to the standards set forth in other provisions of this chapter, |
use the following standards setting forth conduct, conditions and |
activity considered undesirable: |