Hawaii SB3268 establishes a regulatory framework for limited casino gaming in the state, including licensing, operational standards, and revenue.
Hawaii SB3268 authorizes limited casino gaming in the state, specifically at a single facility located in the stadium development district. The bill establishes the Hawaii Gaming Control Commission to oversee and regulate casino operations. It outlines the commission's powers, including licensing, rule-making, and enforcement. The bill details the application process for casino licenses, including fees and suitability criteria for applicants and their qualifiers.
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