1. a) To qualify for a temporary identification badge, an applicant must have already submitted an application that has been deemed complete by the Administrator, including fingerprinting and a photograph.

2. b) In determining whether to grant a temporary identification badge, the Administrator shall consider any relevant factor, including but not limited to:

   1. 1) Facts that suggest an applicant may not be suitable for licensure under the Act and this Part; and
   2. 2) Any past or pending disciplinary action against the applicant in any jurisdiction.
3. c) Temporary identification badges are valid for up to one year from the date of the application unless extended by the Administrator.
4. d) A temporary identification badge is not transferable and, upon resignation or termination of employment, must be returned by the applicant to the master sports wagering licensee or to the Board. A master sports wagering licensee shall return any such badge to the Board.
5. e) The Administrator may rescind a temporary identification badge at any time for any just cause, including, but not limited to, the factors identified in Sections 1900.310 and 1900.510(a), and in subsection (b) of this Section.
6. f) Rescission of a temporary identification badge by the Administrator is not a final ruling on the merits of an application.
7. g) A temporary identification badge shall be rescinded upon issuance of a Notice of Denial of Application.

The Administrator may issue a temporary identification badge to an applicant for an occupational license. The holder of a temporary identification badge may be employed in a designated gaming area or may perform duties that would otherwise require an occupational license.