NIGCFinal Rule
Facility License Notifications
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Summary
This regulation from the National Indian Gaming Commission requires gambling facilities on tribal lands to notify regulators about important changes to their licenses and operations. The rule ensures the government can track which facilities are operating legally and helps maintain oversight of gaming activities on Native American reservations.
Key Points
- 1Tribal gaming facilities must inform the NIGC when they make changes to their gaming licenses or operations
- 2The notification requirement helps regulators know which facilities are authorized to operate and prevents unlicensed gambling
- 3Facilities that fail to notify regulators could face penalties, license suspension, or closure
- 4The rule applies to all gaming establishments operating under NIGC jurisdiction on tribal lands
- 5Notifications must be submitted according to procedures established by the gaming commission
Key Dates
Published
September 29, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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