Senate Bill 302 would codify DOJ access rules, extend gaming license terms to three years
Senate Bill 302 would explicitly authorize the New Mexico Gaming Control Board to obtain criminal-history information for contractors with unescorted access to gaming facilities and for certain bingo and raffle applicants, and would change some license renewals from one year to three.
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Senate Bill 302 would explicitly authorize the New Mexico Gaming Control Board to obtain criminal-history information for contractors who require unescorted access to gaming facilities and for applicants under the state’s bingo and raffle law, and would change some license and work-permit renewal terms from one year to three.
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