Standards for Operation Sample Clauses

The "Standards for Operation" clause defines the minimum requirements and procedures that must be followed in the day-to-day running of a business, facility, or project. It typically outlines specific operational benchmarks, such as safety protocols, maintenance schedules, or quality control measures, that all parties must adhere to. By establishing clear expectations for how operations should be conducted, this clause helps ensure consistency, compliance with regulations, and reduces the risk of disputes over performance or safety issues.
Standards for Operation. 5.1.1 Any ETG must comply with the standards established by this Appendix and any applicable provision of the Compact, and must meet or exceed all applicable standards of Gaming Laboratories International’s Standards GLI-24 (Electronic Table Game Systems) (“GLI-24”) and GLI-25 (Dealer Controlled Electronic Table Games), as amended or modified. Any standards that contemplate features or functionalities of an ETG System that conflict with Section 3 of this Appendix are not applicable, and such features or functionalities are prohibited. 5.1.2 Any Electronic Wagering System must meet or exceed Gaming Laboratories International’s Standard GLI-16 (Cashless Systems in Casinos), the standards established by this Appendix, any applicable provision of the Compact, including Cashless Transaction System as defined in Appendix X2, and any related MOU. Provided, any “Cashless Systems in Casinos” that would add money to or take money from a patron’s account without a cashier or kiosk would require negotiations in Section XV.D. 5.1.3 The Tribal Gaming Agency and the State Gaming Agency may mutually agree in writing to alternative standards for any ETG System authorized in Section 3 in lieu of the GLI standards described in Sections 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 above that maintain the integrity and security of the ETG System.
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