Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-102-2 - Gaming supplier and non-gaming supplier defined
(a) Each person that performs one or more of
the following shall be considered a gaming supplier:
(1) Manufactures, sells, leases, supplies, or
distributes devices, machines, equipment, accessories, or items that meet at
least one of the following conditions:
(A)
Are designed for use in a gaming facility;
(B) are needed to carry out a lottery
facility game;
(C) have the
capacity to affect the result of the play of a lottery facility game;
or
(D) have the capacity to affect
the calculation, storage, collection, or control of the revenues from a gaming
facility;
(2) provides
maintenance services or repairs gaming equipment, including slot
machines;
(3) provides services
directly related to the management or administration of a gaming
facility;
(4) provides junket
services; or
(5) provides items or
services that the commission has determined are used in or are incidental to
gaming or to an activity of a gaming facility.
(b)
(1) Any
person that is not a gaming supplier but otherwise meets one or more of the
following may be considered a non-gaming supplier:
(A) Acts as a manager of an ancillary lottery
gaming facility;
(B) is not a
public utility and provides goods or services to a facility manager or
ancillary lottery gaming facility in an amount of $250,000 or more within a
one-year period; or
(C) provides
goods or services to a gaming facility and could present a security, integrity,
or safety concern to the gaming operations as determined by the executive
director.
(2) A person
that is any of following shall not be considered a non-gaming supplier:
(A) Regulated insurance company providing
insurance to a facility manager, an ancillary lottery gaming facility, or the
employees of either;
(B) employee
benefit or retirement plan provider, including the administrator;
(C) regulated bank or savings and loan
association that provides financing to a facility manager or ancillary lottery
gaming facility; or
(D)
professional service provider, including an accountant, architect, attorney,
and engineer.
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