Allows house-banked card rooms to use centralized surveillance systems for monitoring.
The bill allows house-banked card rooms to use centralized surveillance systems for monitoring. It requires these systems to meet specific conditions, including having adequate bandwidth, encryption, and secure access protocols. House-banked and class F card game licensees must receive written approval from the commission before utilizing a centralized surveillance monitoring location. The bill also mandates that surveillance department employees be present in the room and monitoring activities whenever gambling is conducted and during the count.
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