Sec. 12. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b), the commission may after a public meeting revoke, modify, or amend a resolution authorizing a trustee to conduct gambling operations under this chapter upon a showing of good cause. A public meeting held under this subsection may be conducted by the commission or the executive director. (b) In an emergency that requires immediate action to protect the credibility and integrity of riverboat gambling in Indiana, the commission may, without holding a hearing, take the following actions concerning a trustee whose actions have created the emergency: (1) Revoke the resolution authorizing the trustee to conduct gambling operations under this chapter. (2) Remove the trustee from the control of the riverboat subject to the revoked resolution. IC 4-33-22 Chapter 22. Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts 4-33-22-1 "Boxing" 4-33-22-2 "Mixed martial arts" 4-33-22-3 "Professional boxer" 4-33-22-4 "Matchmaker" 4-33-22-5 "Sparring" 4-33-22-6 "Promoter" 4-33-22-7 "Unarmed combat" 4-33-22-8 "Unarmed competitor" 4-33-22-8.5 "Unified rules" 4-33-22-9 "Fund" 4-33-22-10 Commission duties 4-33-22-11 Appointment of personnel; powers of executive director; issuance of legal documents 4-33-22-12 Adoption of rules; unified rules; conflict resolution 4-33-22-13 Authority of commission over matches and exhibitions; license and permit requirement 4-33-22-14 Annual licenses; event permits; penalties 4-33-22-15 Applications 4-33-22-16 Submission of fingerprints and financial information; criminal history checks 4-33-22-17 Licensing of promoters, participants, and other persons 4-33-22-18 Amateur mixed martial arts; requirements 4-33-22-19 Eligibility for licenses and permits; nontransferability of licenses and permits 4-33-22-20 Authority to limit number of matches or exhibitions 4-33-22-21 Requirement to comply with terms of application 4-33-22-22 Denial of license or permit; violation of laws or rules; hearing 4-33-22-23 Procedures for hearings 4-33-22-24 Matches and exhibitions; site requirements 4-33-22-25 Matches and exhibitions; age limits; gaming and other restrictions; penalties 4-33-22-26 Participation in violation; penalties 4-33-22-27 Contestants; examinations; limitations on length of match or exhibition; required personnel at matches or exhibitions; penalties 4-33-22-28 Contestants; biennial licenses; fees 4-33-22-29 Referees and judges; biennial licenses 4-33-22-30 Ineligibility for and revocation of license; conviction of offense related to controlled substances 4-33-22-31 Revocation and suspension 4-33-22-32 Match or exhibition; gross receipts tax; report 4-33-22-33 Closed circuit telecast; pay per view telecast; subscription television; gross receipts tax; report 4-33-22-34 Unsatisfactory reports; examination of records; penalties 4-33-22-35 Appointment of inspectors 4-33-22-36 Regulation of weights and classes of contestants; rules 4-33-22-37 Display of purchase price on tickets; maximum attendance limits 4-33-22-38 Contestants; prohibition on prepayment of services; honest exhibition condition of payment 4-33-22-39 Deposit of fees in fund 4-33-22-40 Penalties 4-33-22-41 Adoption of rules 4-33-22-42 Grounds for disciplinary action 4-33-22-43 Sanctions 4-33-22-44 Summary suspension 4-33-22-45 Reinstatement 4-33-22-46 Reinstatement not available for revoked license; waiting period before reapplying for license 4-33-22-47 Surrender of license 4-33-22-48 Costs of disciplinary proceeding 4-33-22-49 Effect of disciplinary action by another state or jurisdiction; probationary licenses
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