B.__Develop, install and test a central computer system with continuous on-line polling to all licensed video gaming terminals to provide auditing program information.__The system may not limit participation to only one manufacturer of video gaming terminals by either the cost of implementing the necessary program modifications to communicate or an inability to communicate with the central computer system;

C.__Maintain and monitor the central computer system to ensure compliance with this chapter;

D.__Attempt to determine the cause of any video gaming terminal malfunction detected by the central computer system and notify the Chief of the State Police of any suspected tampering with a video gaming terminal or any other violation of this chapter or the rules adopted under this chapter;

E.__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;

F.__Collect funds due the State under section 383 and deposit them in the Video Gaming Fund established in section 384;

G.__Immediately notify the Chief of the State Police of the failure of any licensee to comply with section 383;

H.__Certify monthly to the Treasurer of State, the Maine 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;

I.__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;

J.__Prepare and submit to the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services a budget; and