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...t any time for failure to perform their duties to the satisfaction of the commission. (B) The judges, of which there shall always be three in number, or a majority of them shall determine all questions with reference to racing arising during the meeting and all questions with reference to licensing, entries, or other matters, arising before the meeting has begun to the extent to which they are authorized to act unde...

...nity, failure to properly perform their duties which directly affect the track patrons, the treatment of patrons or other persons on the track premises in a discourteous manner, or by other actions which are found to be generally unacceptable by patrons and/or the judges.

...(A) It shall be the duty of the judges to: (1) Notify in writing, owners and drivers of penalties imposed; (2) Report in writing to the commission, violations of rules by a permit holder, its officers or race officials. Such reports shall contain detailed information regarding any such reported violations; (3) Sign each sheet of the judges' book verifying the correctness of the information contained therein; (4) ...

...It shall be the duty of the racing secretary to: (A) Receive and to keep safe the registration certificates of all horses competing in claiming races at the track and to return same to the owner of a horse or their representative upon their departure from the grounds. (B) Be familiar with the ages, class, and competitive ability of all horses racing at the track. (C) Where the Ohio racing commission rules requir...

...se(s). (D) The individual who performs duties and has the main responsibilities as a trainer concerning a specific horse shall be considered the trainer and as such shall be listed in the program as the trainer of said horse.

... employee of any commercial track whose duties include the classification or entry of horses shall participate financially, directly or indirectly, in the purchase or sale of any horse which races at such meeting. Any person violating this rule shall be suspended by the judges and the matter referred to the commission.

...The starter shall be in the starting gate fifteen minutes before the post time of the first race. He shall have control over the horses and authority to assess fines and/or suspend drivers for any violation of the rules from the formation of the parade until the word "go" is given. He may assist in placing the horses when requested by the judges to do so. He shall notify the judges and the drivers in writing of penal...

...apable of performing the activities and duties of a licensed driver, including satisfactory evidence of an eye examination indicating twenty/forty corrected vision in both eyes, or if blind in one eye, at least twenty/thirty corrected vision in the other eye, are free of any disabling defects or contagious disease and are not a user of any illicit or prohibited drugs or narcotics. (B) The judges may refuse to allow ...

...r benefit to any person having official duties in relation to a race or to any driver; (2) Having official duties in relation to a race or any driver, corruptly accept or offer to accept money, share in a bet or any benefit; (3) Willfully enter or cause to be entered or to start in any race a horse which they know to be disqualified; (4) Fraudulently offer or receive any amount of money for...

...r benefit to any person having official duties in relation to a race or to any driver; (2) Having official duties in relation to a race or any driver, corruptly accept or offer to accept money, share in a bet or any benefit; (3) Willfully enter or cause to be entered or to start in any race a horse which they know to be disqualified; (4) Fraudulently offer or receive any amount of money for scratching a horse out ...

... the veterinarian failed to perform the duties of inquiry and advice as set forth in this rule. (6) The judges may fine any licensee who violates paragraph (E) of this rule an amount not in excess of one thousand dollars, suspend the licensee for a period not to exceed one year and refer the matter to the commission for further consideration.

... veterinarian failed to perform the duties of inquiry and advice as set forth in this rule. (6) The judges may fine any licensee who violates paragraph (E) of this rule an amount not in excess of one thousand dollars, suspend the licensee for a period not to exceed one year and refer the matter to the commission for further consideration.

...ible for the conduct of a race or whose duties include the training, exercising, driving or caring for a horse. It shall also include all track employees who, while at work operate mechanical devices of any type which could cause injury to the operator of such device or to others. Mechanical devices include but are not limited to motor vehicles, tractors and mowers. (B) For purposes of this rule, "licensee" means an...

...(A) Sales representative duties. Sales representatives will periodically appear at their assigned retail locations at a frequency determined by the director. Sales representatives are responsible for delivery of paper products, point of purchase materials and any other items designated by the director, as well as the occasional movement of tickets. Sales representatives are also responsible for ta...

...ee of the agency to fulfill his/her job duties. The determination of access to confidential personal information shall be approved by the employee's supervisor and the information owner prior to providing the employee with access to confidential personal information within a personal information system. The agency shall establish procedures for determining a revision to an employee's access to confidential personal...

... commission's exercise of its powers or duties, for which only employees of the agency may access confidential personal information (CPI) regardless of whether the personal information system is a manual system or computer system: (A) Performing the following functions constitute valid reasons for authorized employees of the agency to access confidential personal information: (1) Responding to a public records requ...

...Ohio. The commission will carry out all duties assigned to it in the Lottery Act and will determine the rules under which the state lottery program will be established and conducted. Consistent with the Lottery Act, the commission will perform its duties so as to make as large a contribution as is practicable to the lottery profits education fund. (B) Delegation to director. In addition to those duties assigned to t...

...ut all commission rules and orders, all duties assigned by the Lottery Act, and other such duties as the commission prescribes. (B) Contracts. Pursuant to other provisions of law relating to public contracts, the director may enter into contracts for the operation or promotion of the state lottery, including, but not limited to, contracts with individuals or business organizations experienced in the design and opera...

...y out the state lottery's functions and duties. All deputy directors shall serve at the director's pleasure. All officers and employees appointed by the director shall be compensated pursuant to Chapter 124. of the Revised Code. Deputy directors shall perform such duties as are assigned to them by the director or the commission. (B) The assistant director. An assistant director may be appointed b...

...ports to the director and shall perform duties as assigned by the director or the commission. (B) Duties. All professional employees shall report to the deputy directors or to supervisory employees in their division as designated by the director. They shall perform duties as assigned by the director, deputy directors, or by such supervisory employees.

... by the director and shall perform such duties as are assigned to them by the director or such supervisory employees. All such employees shall comply with the requirements of Sections 3770.02 and 3770.021 of the Lottery Act and shall be appointed and compensated pursuant to Chapter 124. of the Revised Code and shall serve at the director's pleasure.

...ctor, and shall be responsible for such duties within the region as the director or the designated office deputy director may assign. (C) Addition or removal of regions. As it appears necessary or advisable, the director with commission approval, may establish additional regions, may remove regions or may change the headquarters city of a region.

...ed in the operation of a facility whose duties primarily involve the maintenance or operation of gaming activity or equipment or who comes in contact with gaming related cash, tokens, credit vouchers, vouchers, or other financial instruments or who performs security and surveillance activities, but who are not key gaming employees. (L) "Institutional investor" means any of the following entities: a corporation, bank...

...who holds a license may perform the duties and responsibilities of any position within that category. (C) Identification. A licensed employee shall have a photo taken for identification purposes and shall produce the appropriate and necessary identification, within a reasonable time, when required to do so. (D) Categories of employee licenses: (1) Category one: key gaming employees as d...

...who holds a license may perform the duties and responsibilities of any position within that category. (C) Identification. A licensed employee will have a photo taken for identification purposes and shall produce the appropriate and necessary identification, within a reasonable time, when required to do so. (D) Categories of employee licenses: (1) Category one: key gaming employees as de...