State Codes and Statutes
Statutes > New-york > Lab > Article-23 > 819§ 819. Training of persons in the repair and reconditioning of slot machines. Possession of a slot machine shall be permitted where such possession is necessary to facilitate the training of persons in the repair and reconditioning of such machines by entities not subject to tribal-state compacts, provided all of the following conditions are met: 1. The entity is registered with the commissioner pursuant to this article; 2. The entity has an approved apprenticeship program in the electrical trades pursuant to title 12, volume C-1, part 601 of the New York state codes, rules and regulations; 3. The entity has submitted to, and received approval from, the superintendent of state police of a security plan with regard to the movement, location and storage of such machines at all times, including but not limited to, a log of all persons having access to such machines, and a video surveillance of such machines; 4. (a) Written notification, made to the commissioner, shall be made for each machine to be received by an approved apprenticeship program. Such notification shall include the manufacturer, model and serial number for each machine and identification number of each program storage device such as EPROM, ROM, flash ROM, DVD or CD-ROM. Such identical information shall be maintained by each approved apprenticeship program in a format required by the commissioner. (b) Each approved apprenticeship program shall promptly notify the commissioner, in writing, of the return, removal or destruction of a machine or program storage device or of additional program storage devices to be received; 5. The entity possesses a tag issued by the department with an identification number affixed and identifying each machine; 6. Payment to the commissioner of a license fee of five hundred dollars per machine, renewable every six months, and payment to the commissioner of one hundred dollars renewable every six months for each person registered in approved apprenticeship programs. The fee of one hundred dollars per person registered in such programs shall not be collected from the individual apprentices but shall be paid by the entity registered pursuant to this article; 7. Notwithstanding subdivision six of this section, any entity with an approved apprenticeship program as defined in this section shall not be liable to pay the fees provided for in this section if such entity is the state university of New York, the city university of New York, a community college or board of cooperative educational services as those terms are defined in the education law.
