(c) Each dealing shoe shall be designed and constructed with such features as the commission may require to maintain the integrity of the gaming table at which such shoe is used. Such features shall include, at a minimum, the following:

1. (1) at least the first four inches of the base plate shall be white;
2. (2) the sides of the shoe below the base plate shall be transparent or have a transparent sealed cutout, unless the dealing shoe is otherwise constructed to prevent any object from being placed into, or removed from, the portion of the dealing shoe below the base plate and to permit the inspection of this portion of the shoe; and
3. (3) a stop underneath the top of the face plate shall preclude the next card to be dealt from being moved upwards for more than 1/8 inch distance.

(d) A baccarat dealing shoe, in addition to meeting the requirements of paragraphs (c)(1)-(3) of this section, shall also adhere to the following specifications:

1. (1) a removable lid shall be opaque from the point where it meets the face plate, to a point at least four inches from the face plate;
2. (2) the sides and back of the dealing shoe above the base plate shall be opaque; and
3. (3) a device within the shoe shall, when engaged, prevent the cards from moving backward in the shoe.