Singapore Regulator Fines Casinos S$385,000 For Entry Breaches
07 Fevereiro 2012 - 1:53AM
Dow Jones News
Singapore's Casino Regulatory Authority has fined the
city-state's two licensed operators a total of S$385,000 for
failing to prevent unauthorized persons entering gaming areas.
The regulator fined Las Vegas Sands Corp.(LVS)-run Marina Bay
Sands S$255,000, it said in a statement issued Monday, explaining
that breaches took place between Oct. 28, 2010 and April 30, 2011.
It fined Genting Singapore Ltd. (G13.SG)-run Resorts World Sentosa
S$130,000 for breaches between Aug. 15, 2010 and April 30,
2011.
Both cases involve the admission of minors, excluded persons and
allowing Singapore citizens and permanent residents to enter the
casino without paying entry levies or on expired levy payments. The
government requires citizens and permanent residents to pay S$100
to enter the casinos for a continuous period of 24 hours.
The CRA said Resorts World Sentosa was also separately censured
for five similar incidents.
"These social safeguards are put in place to mitigate the
casino's potential impact on vulnerable persons and to ringfence
the casinos from potential criminal influence," CRA Chief Executive
Lau Peet Meng said.
"Hence, we are taking tough disciplinary action against the
casino operators for the cases where they have failed to show due
care in complying with our requirements to prevent minors and
excluded persons from entering the casinos, and to ensure that
entry levies are duly paid."
-By Sam Holmes, Dow Jones Newswires; +65-6415-4157;
samuel.holmes@dowjones.com
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