Common use of Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations Clause in Contracts

Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations. In order to xxxxxx statewide uniformity of regulation of Class III gaming operations throughout the state, rules, regulations, standards, specifications, and procedures of the Tribal Gaming Agency in respect to any matter encompassed by sections 6.0, 7.0, or 8.0 shall be consistent with regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency in accordance with this section. (a) Except as provided in subdivision (d), no State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section shall be effective with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation unless it has first been approved by the Association and the Tribe has had an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed regulation. (b) Every State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is intended to apply to the Tribe (other than a regulation proposed or previously approved by the Association) shall be submitted to the Association for consideration prior to submission of the regulation to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (c). A regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is disapproved by the Association shall not be submitted to the Tribe for comment unless it is re-adopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections. (c) Except as provided in subdivision (d), no regulation of the State Gaming Agency adopted pursuant to this section shall be adopted as a final regulation with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation before the expiration of thirty (30) days after submission of the proposed regulation to the Tribe for comment as a proposed regulation, and after consideration of the Tribe’s comments, if any. (d) In exigent circumstances (e.g., imminent threat to public health and safety), the State Gaming Agency may adopt a regulation that becomes effective immediately. Any such regulation shall be accompanied by a detailed, written description of the exigent circumstances, and shall be submitted immediately to the Association for consideration. If the regulation is disapproved by the Association, it shall cease to be effective, but may be readopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections, and thereafter submitted to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (c). (e) The Tribe may object to a State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section on the ground that it is unnecessary, unduly burdensome, conflicts with a published final regulation of the NIGC, or unfairly discriminatory, and may seek repeal or amendment of the regulation through the dispute resolution process of Section 13.0; provided that, if the regulation of the State Gaming Agency conflicts with a final published regulation of the NIGC, the NIGC regulation shall govern pending conclusion of the dispute resolution process. (f) Chapter 3.5 (commencing with section 11340) of part 1 of division 3 of title 2 of the California Government Code does not apply to regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency pursuant to this section.

Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations. (a) In order to xxxxxx statewide uniformity of the regulation of Class III gaming operations throughout the stateState, rulesthe Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations CGCC-1, regulationsCGCC-2, standards, specificationsCGCC-7, and procedures of CGCC-8 (as in effect on the Tribal Gaming Agency in respect to any matter encompassed by sections 6.0date the parties execute this Compact), 7.0, or 8.0 shall be consistent with regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency in accordance with this sectionand approved by the Association, shall apply to the Gaming Operation until amended or repealed, without further action by the State Gaming Agency, the Tribe, the Tribal Gaming Agency or the Association. (ab) Any subsequent Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency and approved by the Association shall apply to the Gaming Operation until amended or repealed. (c) Except as provided in subdivision (df), no State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section shall be effective with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation unless it has first been approved by the Association and the Tribe has had an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed regulation. (bd) Every State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is intended to apply to the Tribe (other than a regulation proposed or previously approved by the Association) shall be submitted to the Association for consideration prior to submission of the regulation to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (c). A regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is disapproved by the Association shall not be submitted to the Tribe for comment unless it is re-adopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections. (ce) Except as provided in subdivision (df), no regulation of the State Gaming Agency adopted pursuant to this section shall be adopted as a final regulation with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation before the expiration of thirty (30) days after submission of the proposed regulation to the Tribe for comment as a proposed regulation, and after consideration of the Tribe’s comments, if any. (df) In exigent circumstances (e.g., imminent threat to public health and safety), the State Gaming Agency may adopt a regulation that becomes effective immediately. Any such regulation shall be accompanied by a detailed, written description of the exigent circumstances, and shall be submitted immediately to the Association for consideration. If the regulation is disapproved by the Association, it shall cease to be effective, but may be readopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections, and thereafter submitted to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (c). (eg) The Tribe may object to a State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section on the ground that it is unnecessary, unduly burdensome, conflicts with a published final regulation of the NIGC, or unfairly discriminatory, and may seek repeal or amendment of the regulation through the dispute resolution process of Section section 13.0; provided that, if the regulation of the State Gaming Agency conflicts with a final published regulation of the NIGC, the NIGC regulation shall govern pending conclusion of the dispute resolution process. (fh) Chapter 3.5 (commencing with section 11340) of part 1 of division 3 of title 2 of the California Government Code does not apply to regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency pursuant to this section.

Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations. In order to xxxxxx statewide uniformity of regulation of Class III gaming operations throughout the state(a) Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations CGCC-1, rulesCGCC-2, regulations, standards, specificationsCGCC-7, and procedures of CGCC-8 (as in effect on the Tribal Gaming Agency in respect to any matter encompassed by sections 6.0date the parties execute this Compact), 7.0, or 8.0 shall be consistent with regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency in accordance with this sectionand approved by the Association, shall apply to the Gaming Operation until amended or repealed, without further action by the State Gaming Agency, the Tribe, the Tribal Gaming Agency or the Association. (ab) Except as provided in subdivision Any subsequent Uniform Statewide Tribal Gaming Regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency and approved by the Association shall apply to the Gaming Operation until amended or repealed. (d), no c) No State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section shall be effective with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation unless it has first been approved by the Association and the Tribe has had an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed regulation. (bd) Every State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is intended to apply to the Tribe (other than a regulation proposed or previously approved by the Association) shall be submitted to the Association for consideration prior to submission of the regulation to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (c). A regulation adopted pursuant to this section that is disapproved by the Association shall not be submitted to the Tribe for comment unless it is re-adopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections. (ce) Except as provided in subdivision (d), no regulation of the State Gaming Agency adopted pursuant to this section shall be adopted as a final regulation with respect to the Tribe’s Gaming Operation before the expiration of thirty (30) days after submission of the proposed regulation to the Tribe for comment as a proposed regulation, and after consideration of the Tribe’s comments, if any. (df) In exigent circumstances (e.g., imminent threat to public health and safety), the State Gaming Agency may adopt a regulation that becomes effective immediately. Any such regulation shall be accompanied by a detailed, written description of the exigent circumstances, and shall be submitted immediately to the Association for consideration. If the regulation is disapproved by the Association, it shall cease to be effective, but may be readopted by the State Gaming Agency as a proposed regulation, in its original or amended form, with a detailed, written response to the Association’s objections, and thereafter submitted to the Tribe for comment as provided in subdivision (ce). (eg) The Tribe may object to a State Gaming Agency regulation adopted pursuant to this section on the ground that it is unnecessary, unduly burdensome, conflicts with a published final regulation of the NIGC, or unfairly discriminatory, and may seek repeal or amendment of the regulation through the dispute resolution process of Section section 13.0; provided that, if the regulation of the State Gaming Agency conflicts with a final published regulation of the NIGC, the NIGC regulation shall govern pending conclusion of the dispute resolution process. (fh) Chapter 3.5 (commencing with section 11340) of part 1 of division 3 of title 2 of the California Government Code does not apply to regulations adopted by the State Gaming Agency pursuant to this section.