The following proposed rules have been submitted to Secretary of State and Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR):
Proposed Casino Rules:
October 24, 2024 - Not Yet Filed - Proposed Casino Anti-Human Trafficking Rule.docx
October 25, 2024, Volume 48, Issue 43, Page 15042
Section 3000.156 Administrator No Action Letters
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking establishes an Administrator No Action Letter process, which allows a licensee that is uncertain whether a particular action, arrangement, or undertaking would constitute a violation of the Illinois gaming laws or Illinois Gaming Board rules to request a No Action Letter from the Administrator to express the IGB staff's position on potential disciplinary action or to clarify an interpretation of statutory laws or rules. A licensee is limited to one No Action Letter Request in a 12-month period. The Administrator is not required to issue a No Action Letter in response to such a request. Importantly, No Action Letters do not constitute statements of Board policy and are based on the specific facts and circumstances presented in the No Action Letter Request. No Action Letters express only the IGB staff's positions and do not purport to express any legal conclusions or opinions. No Action Letters do not obligate the Board to take any action or prohibit the Board from taking any action. No Action letter process should not be used to delay or short-circuit other established IGB procedures or otherwise impact a pending matter.
November 22, 2024, Volume 48, Issue 47, Page 16752
Section 3000.680 Advertising and Marketing
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking amends and expends current advertising rule to include additional provisions, such as responsibilities of licensees and applicants, comprehensive definition of adverting and marketing, retention of advertising and marketing materials, IGB access, advertising and marketing prohibitions, affirmative requirements for advertising and marketing, and limitations on third-party advertising or marketing agreements.
Proposed Video Gaming Rules:
October 25, 2024 - Volume 48, Issue 43, Page 15020
Section 1800.156 Administrator No Action Letters
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking establishes an Administrator No Action Letter process, which allows a licensee that is uncertain whether a particular action, arrangement, or undertaking would constitute a violation of the Illinois gaming laws or Illinois Gaming Board rules to request a No Action Letter from the Administrator to express the IGB staff's position on potential disciplinary action or to clarify an interpretation of statutory laws or rules. A licensee is limited to one No Action Letter Request in a 12-month period. The Administrator is not required to issue a No Action Letter in response to such a request. Importantly, No Action Letters do not constitute statements of Board policy and are based on the specific facts and circumstances presented in the No Action Letter Request. No Action Letters express only the IGB staff's positions and do not purport to express any legal conclusions or opinions. No Action Letters do not obligate the Board to take any action or prohibit the Board from taking any action. No Action letter process should not be used to delay or short-circuit other established IGB procedures or otherwise impact a pending matter.
November 22, 2024, Volume 48, Issue 47, Page 16724
Section 1800.380 Advertising and Marketing
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking amends and expends current advertising rule to include additional provisions, such as responsibilities of licensees and applicants, comprehensive definition of adverting and marketing, retention of advertising and marketing materials, IGB access, advertising and marketing prohibitions, affirmative requirements for advertising and marketing, and limitations on third-party advertising or marketing agreements.
Link: Illinois Register Issue 47
Proposed Sports Wagering Rules:
October 25, 2024 - Volume 48, Issue 43, Page 15032
Section 1900.156 Administrator No Action Letters
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking establishes an Administrator No Action Letter process, which allows a licensee that is uncertain whether a particular action, arrangement, or undertaking would constitute a violation of the Illinois gaming laws or Illinois Gaming Board rules to request a No Action Letter from the Administrator to express the IGB staff's position on potential disciplinary action or to clarify an interpretation of statutory laws or rules. A licensee is limited to one No Action Letter Request in a 12-month period. The Administrator is not required to issue a No Action Letter in response to such a request. Importantly, No Action Letters do not constitute statements of Board policy and are based on the specific facts and circumstances presented in the No Action Letter Request. No Action Letters express only the IGB staff's positions and do not purport to express any legal conclusions or opinions. No Action Letters do not obligate the Board to take any action or prohibit the Board from taking any action. No Action letter process should not be used to delay or short-circuit other established IGB procedures or otherwise impact a pending matter.
November 22, 2024, Volume 48, Issue 47, Page 16738
Section 1900.340 Advertising and Marketing
Synopsis: This proposed rulemaking amends and expends current advertising rule to include additional provisions, such as responsibilities of licensees and applicants, comprehensive definition of adverting and marketing, retention of advertising and marketing materials, IGB access, advertising and marketing prohibitions, affirmative requirements for advertising and marketing, and limitations on third-party advertising or marketing agreements.
Public Comments on Rulemaking: any interested person may submit comments in writing concerning the above proposed rulemaking within 45 days after publication of first notice in the Illinois Register via IGB.RuleComments@Illinois.gov.
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