Section 1900.530 Identification and Requirements of Key Persons
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 11 ALCOHOL, HORSE RACING, LOTTERY, AND VIDEO GAMING SUBTITLE E: SPORTS WAGERING › CHAPTER I: ILLINOIS GAMING BOARD › Part 1900 SPORTS WAGERING › Section 1900.530 Identification and Requirements of Key Persons
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Section 1900.530 Identification and Requirements of Key
Persons
a) Applicants
and licensees shall disclose the identity of key persons. Key persons must be
approved by the Board and maintain suitability as a key person of the licensee.
b) With respect
to an applicant for, or the holder of, a master sports wagering license or
management service provider license, key person shall include:
1) Any person
with an ownership interest or voting rights of 5% or more in the licensee or
applicant, and the trustee and beneficiaries of any trust holding the ownership
interest or voting rights; and
2) The directors
of the licensee or applicant and its Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating
Officer, and Chief Financial Officer, or their functional equivalents, and any
managers of a limited liability company.
c) With
respect to an applicant for, or holder of, a supplier license or a tier 2
official league data provider license, key person shall include:
1) Any person
with an ownership interest or voting rights of 5% or more in the licensee or
applicant, and the trustee and beneficiaries of any trust holding the ownership
interests or voting rights; and
2) The Chief
Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer or their
functional equivalents.
d) In
addition to the persons named in subsections (b) and (c), the key persons
include all other persons that the Board determines hold a position or a level
of ownership, control or influence that is material to the regulatory concerns
and obligations of the Board for the specified licensee or applicant.
e) Individuals
required to hold a level 1 occupational license, pursuant to Section
1900.150(b), may also be certified by the Board as key persons. For these individuals,
the disclosure and approval requirements and the standards for compliance with
this Part shall be those related to key persons
egulatory concerns
and obligations of the Board for the specified licensee or applicant.
e) Individuals
required to hold a level 1 occupational license, pursuant to Section
1900.150(b), may also be certified by the Board as key persons. For these individuals,
the disclosure and approval requirements and the standards for compliance with
this Part shall be those related to key persons.
1) An
individual denied an occupational license or whose license is revoked by a
final determination of the Board is unsuitable to be, and shall not be allowed
to function as, a key person of any applicant or licensee.
2) An
individual who, by voluntary action, relinquishes status as a level 1
occupational licensee and remains or becomes a key person shall be required to
comply with all requirements imposed by the Board and this Part upon key
persons.
f) Each
person designated as a key person shall:
1) File an
individual personal disclosure form or business entity disclosure form;
2) File,
on an annual basis, a disclosure affidavit, updated personal and background
information, and updated tax and financial documents and information;
3) Comply
with the applicable provisions of this Part and shall disclose promptly to the
Board (within 30 days) any material changes in status or information previously
provided to the Board;
4) As required,
cooperate fully with Board agents in any investigation conducted by the Board;
5) Maintain
suitability as a key person; and
6) Be subject
to a fine or other appropriate discipline for each act or omission that is
grounds for discipline of a licensee under Section 1900.310.
g) An
individual identified as a key person of a master sports wagering licensee or
management services provider licensee shall not act in that role until after
submission of an individual key person personal disclosure form.
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