Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has made the decision to reject the gaming commission’s emergency rules that were aimed at allowing the commission to accept license applications. This decision comes as a surprise to many in the gaming industry in Missouri. The rejection of these rules could potentially delay the process for businesses looking to apply for gaming licenses in the state.
The gaming commission had proposed these emergency rules in order to streamline the application process for potential license holders. However, Secretary of State Hoskins determined that the rules were not in compliance with state laws and regulations.
This decision has raised concerns among stakeholders who were hoping for a smoother and quicker licensing process. Many businesses had been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to apply for gaming licenses, with hopes of expanding their operations in Missouri.
It remains to be seen how this decision will impact the gaming industry in Missouri and if the gaming commission will come back with revised rules that are in compliance with the state’s laws. In the meantime, businesses looking to enter the gaming industry in Missouri will have to wait for further developments.
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