8. [Repealed, SOR/2003-218, s. 4]

9. [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 6]

10. An association shall display its permit prominently in a public place at its race-course.

11. [Repealed, SOR/2003-218, s. 5]

• 12. (1) An association shall permit an officer to test the pari-mutuel system and to examine the facilities for its supervision and operation to ensure that they meet the requirements of this Part and are in good working condition.

• (2) If an association proposes a change in its pari-mutuel system, including the persons who operate it, the association shall notify an officer and permit the officer to conduct any applicable test before implementing the change.

• 13. (1) For the proper supervision and operation of a pari-mutuel system, an association shall, at its race-course,

  • (a) provide rooms and areas that are lighted, ventilated and equipped with plumbing and electricity to meet the requirements of the operations carried out therein;

  • (b) provide a suitable location for providing the public with information and for receiving complaints from the public;

  • (c) ensure that each betting terminal is identifiable by means of a distinct name or number that is visible to any person who makes or cashes a bet;

  • (d) provide, for the use of an officer, an office in the immediate vicinity of the totalizator that is equipped with

    • (i) connections that are capable of supporting telephone and Internet services,

    • (ii) a storage cabinet and a filing cabinet that can be locked, and

    • (iii) such additional furnishings as are necessary to permit the officer to perform the officer’s duties; and

  • (e) provide, at the race-course, one or more devices used to close betting on a race, with one being in the immediate vicinity of the totalizator and any others being at locations authorized by an officer.

• (2) Paragraph (1)(d) does not apply in respect of a race-course that conducts races on fewer than 10 days in a year.

14. An association shall maintain a daily written record of the pari-mutuel system’s operations and maintenance and shall retain each record for a period of at least one year from the day on which it was created.