Common use of Internal Control Systems Clause in Contracts

Internal Control Systems. The Manager shall install systems for monitoring the Enterprise (the “Internal Control Systems”) prior to the Commencement Date as required by 25 C.F.R. §542.3 of the NIGC Minimum Internal Control Standards (“MICS”) after review and approval by the Board. The Internal Control Systems shall comply with all Legal Requirements. The Manager shall submit the Internal Control Systems to the Gaming Commission, the Tribal Council and any other governmental agency required to approve such systems prior to its implementation. Any significant changes to the Internal Control Systems shall be subject to review and approval by the Board, Gaming Commission and the Tribal Council prior to implementation. The Gaming Commission shall have the right, at any time, to inspect and review the Internal Control Systems and to retain an auditor to (i) review the adequacy of the Internal Control Systems and (ii) perform internal audit functions at a minimum to meet the requirements of 25 C.F.R. §542.14 of the NIGC MICS. The Manager shall install and maintain a closed circuit television system to be used for monitoring all cash handling activities of the Enterprise at a minimum to meet all Legal Requirements. The Gaming Commission shall have full access to the closed circuit television system for use in monitoring the cash handling activities of the Enterprise.

Internal Control Systems. The Manager shall install systems for monitoring the Enterprise (the “Internal Control Systems”) prior to the Commencement Date as required by 25 C.F.R. §§ 542.3 of the NIGC Minimum Internal Control Standards (“MICS”) after review and approval by the Board. The Internal Control Systems shall comply with all Legal Requirements. The Manager shall submit the Internal Control Systems to the Gaming Commission, the Tribal Council and any other governmental agency required to approve such systems prior to its implementation. Any significant changes to the Internal Control Systems shall be subject to review and approval by the Board, Gaming Commission and the Tribal Council prior to implementation. The Gaming Commission shall have the right, at any time, to inspect and review the Internal Control Systems and to retain an auditor to (i) review the adequacy of the Internal Control Systems and (ii) perform internal audit functions at a minimum to meet the requirements of 25 C.F.R. §§ 542.14 of the NIGC MICS. The Manager shall install and maintain a closed circuit television system to be used for monitoring all cash handling activities of the Enterprise at a minimum to meet all Legal Requirements. The Gaming Commission shall have full access to the closed circuit television system for use in monitoring the cash handling activities of the Enterprise.

Internal Control Systems. The Manager shall install systems for monitoring the Enterprise (the “Internal Control Systems”) prior to the Commencement Date as required by 25 C.F.R. §542.3 Part 542 of the NIGC Minimum Internal Control Standards (“MICS”) after review and approval by the Boardfor Tier C gaming operations. The Internal Control Systems shall comply with all Legal Requirements. The Manager shall submit the Internal Control Systems to the Gaming Commission, the Tribal Council Commission and any other governmental agency required to approve such systems prior to its their implementation. Any significant changes to the Internal Control Systems shall be subject to review and approval by the Gaming Commission, the Authority Board, Gaming Commission and the Tribal Council prior to implementation. The Gaming Commission shall have the right, at any time, to inspect and review the Internal Control Systems and to retain an auditor to (i) review the adequacy of the Internal Control Systems and (ii) perform internal audit functions at a minimum to meet the requirements of 25 C.F.R. §542.14 Part 542 of the NIGC MICS. The To the extent not covered above, Manager shall also install and maintain a closed circuit television system such other security system(s) as are standard in the gaming industry to be used for monitoring all cash handling activities of prevent theft, fraud or other illegal activity by either employees or Gaming patrons so as to ensure the Enterprise at a minimum to meet all Legal Requirements. The Gaming Commission shall have full access to the closed circuit television system for use in monitoring the cash handling activities integrity of the Enterprise’s Gaming activities.

Internal Control Systems. The Manager shall install systems for monitoring the Enterprise (the “Internal Control Systems”) prior to the Commencement Date as required by 25 C.F.R. §542.3 Part 542 of the NIGC Minimum Internal Control Standards (“MICS”) after review and approval by the Boardfor Tier C gaming operations. The Internal Control Systems shall comply with all Legal Requirements. The Manager shall submit the Internal Control Systems to the Gaming Commission, the Tribal Council Commission and any other governmental agency required to approve such systems prior to its their implementation. Any significant changes to the Internal Control Systems shall be subject to review and approval by the Board, Gaming Commission and the Tribal Council prior to implementation. The Gaming Commission shall have the right, at any time, to inspect and review the Internal Control Systems and to retain an auditor to (i) review the adequacy of the Internal Control Systems and (ii) perform internal audit functions at a minimum to meet the requirements of 25 C.F.R. §542.14 Part 542 of the NIGC MICS. The To the extent not covered above, Manager shall also install and maintain a closed circuit television system such other security system(s) as are standard in the gaming industry to be used for monitoring all cash handling activities of prevent theft, fraud or other illegal activity by either employees or Gaming patrons so as to ensure the Enterprise at a minimum to meet all Legal Requirements. The Gaming Commission shall have full access to the closed circuit television system for use in monitoring the cash handling activities integrity of the Enterprise’s Gaming activities.