Except as set forth in §B, this regulation is only applicable to the holder of a Class A sports wagering facility license. The Commission may require the holder of a Class B sports wagering facility license to comply with any or all of the requirements of this regulation. A sports wagering licensee shall have on, adjacent, or proximate to the facility floor a physical structure known as a cashiers’ cage to house the cashiers in the facility for: The custody of the cash, accounting records, and forms and documents required under this chapter to conduct sports wagering operations; The initial financial consolidation of all transactions pertaining to sports wagering activity; and Other functions normally associated with the operation of a cashiers’ cage. A cashiers’ cage shall include 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 sports wagering licensee 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 A list of employees, with license number, who are authorized to: Have access to the Cashiers’ cage; Activate or deactivate alarm systems for the cashiers’ cage; and Grant access to the cashiers’ cage through the access control matrix or a computerized access control system.