A facility operator shall have on, adjacent, or proximate to the gaming floor a physical structure known as a cashiers' cage to house the cashiers and to serve as the central location in the facility for: The custody of the cash, accounting records, and forms and documents required under this chapter to conduct video lottery and table game operations; The initial financial consolidation of all transactions pertaining to video lottery terminal and table game activity; and Other functions normally associated with the operation of a cashiers' cage. A cashiers’ cage shall include the following design features: A manually triggered silent alarm system connected: Directly to the security department; or Directly, or through a documented communication protocol, to the monitor room of the surveillance department; A double door entry and exit system that will not permit an individual to pass through the second door until the first door is securely locked, as follows: The first door leading from the gaming floor shall be controlled by the security department, the surveillance department, or a Commission-approved computerized access control system. The second door leading into the cashiers’ cage shall be controlled by the cashiers' cage or a Commission-approved computerized access control system. The double door entry and exit system shall be equipped with surveillance capability sufficient to allow monitoring of: All ingress and egress; and The interior compartment; and Both doors of the double door entry and exit system shall be equipped with: Separate locks with a key or release mechanism which is different on each door; and Locks which are operational in the event of a power failure; and Any entrance to the cashiers’ cage that is not a double door entry and exit system shall be equipped as an alarmed emergency exit door. A facility may have one or more satellite cages physically separate from the cashiers' cage which: May perform all of the functions of a cashiers' cage authorized by this chapter; and Shall be equipped with an alarm system in compliance with §B(1) of this regulation. A facility operator shall make readily available to the Commission: An access control matrix indicating which employee job descriptions are authorized to have access to the cashiers’ cage and any satellite cage; and A list of employees, with license number, who are authorized: To have access to the: Cashiers’ cage and any satellite cage; Keys to the manual locks securing the double door entry and exit system; and Release button on magnetic locks securing the double door entry and exit system; To activate or deactivate alarm systems for the cashiers' cage and any satellite cage; and To grant access to the cashiers’ cage and any satellite cage through the access control matrix or a computerized access control system.