CHAPTER Pari 500  ADMINISTRATIVE RULES APPLICABLE TO ALL LICENSEES

 

REVISION NOTE:

 

          Document #5498, effective 11-4-92, adopted Chapter Pari 500, which had expired.

 

          The prior filings for the rules in Chapter Part 500 (numbered Ra 500 until Document #3191) include the following documents:

 

          #2225, eff 12-27-82                               #3087, eff 8-9-85

          #2554, eff 12-22-83, Emergency            #3089, eff 8-16-85, Emergency

          #2648, eff 3-21-84                                 #3188, eff 1-24-86

          #2697, eff 5-2-84                                  #3190, eff 1-24-86

          #2843, eff 9-6-84, Emergency                #3191, eff 1-24-86

          #2934, eff 12-27-84                               #3192, eff 1-24-86

          #3065, eff 7-19-85, Emergency

 

          The rules in Chapter Pari 500 had all expired by 1-24-92.  The rules contained in Document #2934 which were not amended, superseded, or repealed by later documents expired on 12-27-90.

 

REVISION NOTE:

 

          Document #7820, effective 1-11-03 adopted a new Chapter Pari 500 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES APPLICABLE TO ALL LICENSEES and adopted and moved the previous Chapter Pari 500 RULES OF GREYHOUND RACING to Pari 800.

 

PART Pari 501  DEFINITIONS

 

          Pari 501.01  "Commission" means the racing and charitable gaming commission established pursuant to RSA 284:6-a.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03; ss by #9248, eff 8-29-08

 

          Pari 501.02  "Course" means the prescribed ground over which greyhounds or horses race.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

          Pari 501.03  "Kennel compound" means the facilities provided for the housing of greyhounds.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.04  “Licensee” means a person, corporation or association holding a license issued by the commission, pursuant to RSA 284:15 or RSA 284:15-a, to conduct racing and pari-mutuel wagering.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.05 "Occupational licensee" means an individual licensed by the commission pursuant to RSA 284-18-a or RSA 284-19.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.06  "Paddock" means the building and associated enclosure where the animals entered in a race are held before the beginning of the race.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.07  "Past performance line" means a description of the performance of a greyhound in a single race.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.08  "Photo finish device" means a camera which takes still images of the finish of races on videotape, computer disc or film.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03

 

Pari 501.09  "Photo image" means the image produced by a photo finish device.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.10  "Purse" means the cash amount for which a race is contested.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.11 "Racing meet" means the total of all races conducted by a licensee during the period of validity of the license issued by the commission to the licensee.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.12  Race performance” means a group of races run consecutively and published in a single official program described in Pari 502.20.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.13  "Racing premises" means all real property utilized by a licensee in the conduct of its racing meet, including the course, grandstand, concession stands, offices, areas for the housing and management of animals, employee housing facilities, if any, and parking lots.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 501.14  "Restricted area" means that part of the racing premises to which access is limited in accordance with these rules.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

PART Pari 502  DUTIES OF LICENSEES

 

Pari 502.01  Purpose.  The purpose of this part is to set forth the duties of the persons, corporations and associations licensed to conduct greyhound racing, horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.02  Waiver of Rules.

 

(a)  A licensee seeking a waiver of any rule shall do so by submitting to the commission a written request describing the waiver sought and the reasons for granting the waiver.

 

(b)  The commission shall grant the waiver if it determines that:

 

(1)  Compliance with the rule is rendered unnecessary by new technology or innovative design or construction of facilities; and

 

(2)  The purpose of the rule would be achieved even if the waiver were granted.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.03  General Obligations of Licensees.

 

(a)  Licensees, racing officials and employees other than racing officials shall abide by the rules of the commission.

 

(b)  Licensees shall comply with all federal, state and municipal laws and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to ensure the integrity of racing.

 

(c)  Licensees shall maintain under the supervision of a certified public accountant an accounting system in accordance with generally accepted accounting procedures.

 

(d)  Licensees shall promptly post commission notices in places that can be easily viewed by patrons and others authorized to be on the racing premises.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.04  Reports Required. Licensees shall submit the following reports to the commission:

 

(a)  On a daily basis, a report detailing the amount of money wagered in each pari-mutuel pool and the pari-mutuel tax payable to the commission for each race performance; and

 

(b)  Annually, by June 1, a report by a New Hampshire certified public accountant stating each of the items specified in RSA 284:32-a and:

 

(1)  The number of admissions;

 

(2)  The amount of pari-mutuel pools sales;

 

(3)  The amount of pari-mutuel taxes paid; and

 

(4)  The names of the officers, directors, administrative officials, pari-mutuel officials and racing officials.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03; amd by #8933, eff 7-11-07; para. (a) EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.05  Purse Payments.

 

(a)  Licensees shall maintain records adequate to substantiate all purse payments.

 

(b)  Purse payments shall be issued and available not later than 4:00 P.M. on the 4th day following the end of the week in which they were earned unless withheld if so ordered by the judges, stewards, the commission or the commission's designee pending an investigation into a claim of irregularity in the conduct or running of a race.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.06  Facilities and Equipment.

 

(a)  Licensees shall ensure that the public areas of the premises:

 

(1)  Are designed and maintained for the comfort and safety of the patrons; and

 

(2)  Are accessible to all persons with disabilities as required by federal law.

 

(b)  Licensees shall provide and maintain restroom facilities in compliance with local ordinances.

 

(c)  Licensees shall provide free drinking water facilities for patrons and others authorized to be on the premises.

 

(d)  Licensees shall maintain the cleanliness of all facilities.

 

(e)  During live races licensees shall provide:

 

(1)  A first aid room;

 

(2)  The services of at least one:

 

a.  Registered nurse; or

 

b.  Emergency medical technician licensed at least at the basic level, affiliated with a licensed EMS unit and acting in conformance with the rules of the division of emergency medical services of the department of safety; and

 

(3)  First aid equipment and supplies needed by the registered nurse or emergency medical technician.

 

(f)  Licensees shall provide the office space, office equipment and office supplies requested for their use by racing officials and commission personnel.

 

(g)  Licensees shall keep and operate the parking lot in a clean and uncluttered manner.

 

Source.  (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #5498, eff 11-4-92; EXPIRED 11-4-98

 

New. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.07  Permission Required for Certain Activities on Racing Premises Owned by Licensees.

 

(a)  If the racing premises are owned by them, licensees shall request and receive permission from the commission before allowing the following activities on the premises:

 

(1)  Public dances;

 

(2)  Public exhibitions of vaudeville;

 

(3)  Stage, screen, radio, television and nightclub performers;

 

(4)  Drawing of lotteries;

 

(5)  Trade shows;

 

(6)  Human athletic events; and

 

(7)  Solicitations of donations made by charitable and non-charitable organizations.

 

(b)  The commission shall grant the permission requested under (a) above if the activities will not:

 

(1)  Injure the animals;

 

(2)  Produce lights or noises sufficient to distract the animals from running; or

 

(3)  Otherwise interfere with a racing meet or a race.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.08  Audio, Visual and Recording Equipment. Licensees shall provide and maintain in good working order:

 

(a)  An internal communication system to ensure communication among:

 

(1)  The judges’ or stewards’ stand;

 

(2)  The racing office;

 

(3)  The tote room;

 

(4)  The paddock; and

 

(5)  The vicinity of the starting box or gate;

 

(b)  A public address system capable of transmitting announcements to the patrons and to the paddock;

 

(c)  Main and back-up devices which both record the finish of each race and the time of each contestant;

 

(d)  A color videotape system to record each race from start to finish;

 

(e)  Monitors in the judges’ or stewards’ stand, as applicable, which display the images being transmitted during the running of the race and immediately afterwards for the purposes of reviewing the race; and

 

(f)  Closed circuit television throughout the facilities for the benefit of the patrons.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.09  Display and Preservation of Images.

 

(a)  Licensees shall promptly post in an area accessible to the patrons a photo image of each finish for win, place, show and any other order of finish needed to satisfy pari-mutuel requirements.

 

(b)  Licensees shall preserve for at least 6 months after the last day of the racing meet:

 

(1)  A videotape of each race; and

 

(2)  The photo image of the finish of each race.

 

(c)  Licensees shall provide to the commission without cost:

 

(1)  A copy of a videotape of each race; and

 

(2)  The photo image of the finish of each race.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.10  Lighting.

 

(a)  Licensees shall provide and maintain in good working order lighting for:

 

(1)  The racecourse;

 

(2)  The patron facilities;

 

(3)  The proper operation of the videotape; and

 

(4)  The proper operation of the photo finish device.

 

(b)  Licensees shall maintain an auxiliary lighting system to serve in an emergency.

 

(c)  Licensees shall provide and maintain in good working order adequate lighting in the kennel compound or stable area, as applicable.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.11  Security.

 

(a)  The following areas shall be restricted areas:

 

(1)  The paddock area;

 

(2)  The stable or kennel compound;

 

(3)  The test area;

 

(4)  The course;

 

(5)  The money room;

 

(6)  The pari-mutuel sales area;

 

(7)  The computer room;

 

(8)  All food concession areas;

 

(9)  All food preparation areas;

 

(10)  All security stations; and

 

(11)  The areas on the roof which accommodate the judges, chart writer, lure operator, timer, photo finish operator and video equipment operator.

 

(b)  Licensees shall allow access to restricted areas only by persons displaying:

 

(1)  A badge issued by a licensee pursuant to Pari 502.12 or issued by the commission; or

 

(2)  A visitor's pass issued pursuant to Pari 502.13.

 

(c)  Licensees shall secure the stable area or kennel compound, as applicable, with a fence.

 

(d)  Licensees shall provide security personnel in numbers sufficient to maintain security on the racing premises.

 

(e)  Licensees shall provide continuous security service in the kennel compound and stable area, as applicable, during all times that animals are housed there.

 

(f)  Licensees shall provide a list of their security personnel including for each individual the following information:

 

(1)  Name;

 

(2)  Qualifications;

 

(3)  Duties;

 

(4)  Duty station; and

 

(5)  Area supervised.

 

(g)  No later than 24 hours after an incident occurs which has received the attention of security personnel, the licensee's chief of security shall deliver to the commission's executive director or other commission designee a written incident report including:

 

(1)  The name of each individual involved in the incident;

 

(2)  The circumstances of the incident;

 

(3)  Any recommended charges against each individual involved; and

 

(4)  The final outcome.

 

(h)  Licensees shall maintain incident reports made pursuant to (f) above for 3 years after the date of the incident for inspection by the commission.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.12  Identification Badges.

 

(a)  Licensees shall issue badges to identify the following persons whose duties requires their presence in a restricted area:

 

(1)  Employees of the licensee;

 

(2)  Independent contractors to the licensee; and

 

(3)  Individuals holding occupational licenses pursuant to RSA 284:19 or RSA 284:18-a.

 

(b)  The identification badges issued pursuant to (a) above shall consist of a tamper-proof badge laminated both front and back and showing:

 

(1)  The name of the licensee;

 

(2)  The year and date of issue; and

 

(3)  For the individual identified by the badge:

 

a.  A color photograph;

 

b.  The individual's name or an identifying number;

 

c.  The position or occupation of the individual; and

 

d.  The signature of the individual.

 

(c)  Licensees shall:

 

(1)  Maintain in their files a copy of each badge issued pursuant to (a) above;

 

(2)  Make the copies of badges available for inspection by the commission or the commission's designee; and

 

(3)  File with the commission weekly a list of the names of the individuals to whom they have issued badges.

 

(d)  Licensees shall insure that no persons are admitted to restricted areas unless they are wearing in view at all times:

 

(1)  An identification badge issued by the licensee pursuant to (a) above;

 

(2)  An identification badge issued by the commission; or

 

(3)  A visitor's pass issued pursuant to Pari 502.13.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.13  Visitor's Passes.

 

(a)  Licensees shall issue visitor's passes to restricted areas only in accordance with this section.

 

(b)  Licensees shall maintain a visitor's pass log showing for each visitor's pass issued;

 

(1)  The date and time of issuance;

 

(2)  The name of the visitor;

 

(3)  The pass number; and

 

(4)  The licensee requesting the pass and that person's commission license number.

 

(c)  Visitors to whom a visitor's pass has been issued shall wear the pass in view at all times while in a restricted area.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.14  Fire Protection.

 

(a)  Licensees shall develop and implement procedures for fire prevention on racing premises and shall instruct employees in those procedures.

 

(b)  Licensees shall post rules that prohibit:

 

(1)  Smoking in the kennel compound or stable areas;

 

(2)  Open fires and oil or gas lamps in the kennel compound or stable areas;

 

(3)  Unattended electrical heating appliances that are plugged in to an outlet;

 

(4)  Electrical outlets or cords left within reach of an animal; and

 

(5)  Flammable cleaning fluids or solvents in the kennel compound or stable areas.

 

(c)  Licensees shall provide and maintain in good working order fire extinguishing equipment as shall be required by the fire department of the locality in which the racing premises are located.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.15  Patron Information and Complaints.

 

(a)  Licensees shall designate a location and staff it for the purpose of:

 

(1)  Answering patrons' questions relating to racing or the sale of pari-mutuel pools; and

 

(2)  Receiving complaints and information related to racing or the sale of pari-mutuel pools.

 

(b)  The location described in (a) above shall be easily accessed by patrons and identified with a prominent sign.

 

(c)  Licensees shall promptly notify the commission of a complaint or any report regarding:

 

(1)  Alleged violations of RSA 284 or these rules;

 

(2)  Accidents or injuries; or

 

(3)  Unsafe or unsanitary conditions for patrons, other persons and animals present on the premises.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.16  Commission Approval of Racing Meets and Race Performances; Required Filings.

 

(a)  No fewer than 60 days before holding the first race of a racing meet a licensee shall request commission approval for the licensee's proposed racing meet and race performances.

 

(b)  Requests for approval shall be in writing and include the proposed:

 

(1)  Duration of the racing meets;

 

(2)  Number of racing performances during each racing meet;

 

(3)  Number of races in each racing performance;

 

(4)  Hours of the day during which racing will take place;

 

(5)  Post time for the first race of each racing performance; and

 

(6)  The licensee's rules for each type of pari-mutuel wager to be included by the licensee in each racing meet.

 

(c)  In considering requests for approval the commission shall take into account:

 

(1)  The effect of approval on State revenue;

 

(2)  The effect of approval on the commission's budget;

 

(3)  The total number of potential contestants;

 

(4)  Local ordinances and state laws restricting racing on the racing premises to be used;

 

(5)  The readiness of the racing premises to be used on the dates proposed;

 

(6)  The welfare of the animals in terms of the expected frequency with which they will run races; and

 

(7)  Whether there is reason to believe that the licensee acts or has acted in a manner injurious to the health, safety or physical well-being of an animal.

 

(d)  The commission shall grant the request for approval of the licensee’s proposed racing meet and race performances if:

 

(1)  No fewer than 60 days before holding the first race of a racing meet, the licensee timely submits the information set forth in (b) above and the materials set forth in (e) and (g) below; and

 

(2)  The request would not negatively affect, or conflict with, one or more of the factors set forth in (c) above.

 

(e)  At the time that a licensee requests approval of the proposed racing meet and race performances the licensee shall file with the commission maps and plans of the racing premises showing:

 

(1)  All structures;

 

(2)  Piping;

 

(3)  Fixed equipment;

 

(4)  Race course, noting elevation as filled; and

 

(5)  The composition of the course base and cushion.

 

(f)  Licensees shall file revised maps and plans of the racing premises whenever material changes in the premises occur.

 

(g)  Licensees shall provide the commission with proof of public liability insurance for the premises.

 

(h)  The amount of insurance required to be proven by (g) above shall be determined by the licensee.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.17  Cancellation of Races.

 

(a)  Licensees shall notify the commission of the cancellation of races at least 3 hours before the scheduled post time of the first race of the race performance.

 

(b)  The board of judges or stewards, as applicable, shall meet to decide whether to cancel remaining races when inclement weather, including extreme cold, occurs during a race performance and has the potential to:

 

(1)  Cause injuries to the contestants; or

 

(2)  Alter the course so that the contestants can not run properly.

 

          (c)  In making the decision described in (b) above the board shall seek the advice of the commission veterinarian.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.18  Ejection and Exclusion.

 

(a)  Licensees shall honor all ejection and exclusion orders made by the commission.

 

(b)  Licensees shall notify the executive director of the commission in writing of:

 

(1)  The ejection or exclusion of any person by the licensee; and

 

(2)  The reasons for the ejection or exclusion.

 

(c)  The licensee shall take the identification badge of any terminated, suspended or ejected employee.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

Pari 502.19  Official Racing Program.

 

          (a)  Licensees conducting a racing meet shall provide patrons with an official racing program for each race performance.

 

          (b)  All official racing programs shall contain the following:

 

(1)  A preprinted statement reading "This race course is licensed by the New Hampshire Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission and is operated under RSA 284. Questions or concerns should be addressed to: Director, New Hampshire Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission, 57 Regional Drive, Unit 3, Concord, NH.";

 

(2)  A preprinted statement in font size no smaller than 20 point reading "Wager responsibly-bet with your head-not over it!";

 

(3)  The names and titles of the following commission members and commission staff:

 

a.  The chair;

 

b.  The secretary;

 

c.  Members of the commission;

 

d.  The executive director; and

 

e.  The deputy director;

 

(4)  The names and titles of the officers and directors of the licensee;

 

(5)  The names and titles of the racing officials; and

 

(6)  The names and titles of the following:

 

a.  The judge;

 

b.  The commission veterinarian; and

 

c.  The chief inspector.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03; amd by #9248, eff 8-29-08; paras. (a) & (b)(2)-(6) EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

          Pari 502.20  Access by Commission and Commission Employees.  The commission and its employees shall have access to all areas of the racing premises.

 

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Pari 500) #7820, eff 1-11-03, EXPIRED: 1-11-11

 

          Pari 502.21  Interference with Sample Taking.  Any person refusing to allow the taking of any urine or blood sample or any other test substance, or acting or threatening to impede, prevent or otherwise interfere with any such sample taking, shall immediately have their license suspended by the stewards or judges of the meeting, and the matter shall be referred to the commission for further investigation to determine what other penalties may be appropriate.

 

Source.  #8933, eff 7-11-07

 

Appendix

 

Rule

Specific State Statute which the Rules Implement

Pari 501

RSA 541-A:7

Pari 502.01-502.03(b)

RSA 284:12-a; 284:12, II & III

Pari 502.03(c)

RSA 284:15, III

Pari 502.03(d) - 502.20

RSA 284:12-a; 284:12, II & III

Pari 502.04(b)

RSA 284:32-a

Pari 502.21

RSA 284:12, I, II, V and VI; RSA 284:18-a; RSA 284:19