This regulation is only applicable to the holder of a Class A or Class B sports wagering facility license. A sports wagering licensee may only conduct transactions with individuals at its cashiers’ cage and any satellite cage during the hours of operation approved by the Commission for the facility under COMAR 36.10.17.02. A sports wagering licensee shall develop and include in the internal controls submitted to and approved by the Commission under Regulation .04 of this chapter procedures addressing the segregation of the cashiers’ cage and the general conduct of cashiers’ cage transactions. A sports wagering licensee’s internal controls shall require: The cashiers’ cage and any satellite cage to be physically segregated by personnel and function as follows: General cashiers shall be responsible for: An individual imprest inventory of cash; Receipt and payout of cash, negotiable instruments, sports wagering tickets, and other documentation from and to bettors subject to the limitations imposed under this chapter; and Other functions designated by the sports wagering licensee which are not incompatible with the functions of a general cashier; and Main bank cashiers shall be responsible for: Receipt of cash, negotiable instruments, sports wagering tickets, and other documentation from general cashiers in exchange for cash or documentation; Replenishment of kiosks; Receipt of unsecured cash and unsecured sports wagering tickets; Receipt of cash and documentation from the count room; Preparation of the overall cashiers’ cage reconciliation; Preparation of bank deposits; and Other functions designated by the sports wagering licensee which are not incompatible with the functions of a main bank cashier; Each general cashier and main bank cashier to prepare a cashiers’ count sheet on each shift: Recording the amount of the inventory in the window or bank; Reconciling the total closing inventory with the total opening inventory; and Including the signature of the: Outgoing general or main bank cashier; and Incoming general or main bank cashier; At the end of the wagering day, the cashiers’ cage to forward a copy of each cashiers’ count sheet and related documentation to the accounting department for: Agreement of opening and closing inventories; and Comparison of forms or documents; and No more than 48 hours after the discovery of an employee’s unresolved cage or count room overage or shortage of $500 or more, a sports wagering licensee shall submit a written report to the Commission describing: The reason for the overage or shortage and corrective action taken or adjustment made; or That a notice of investigation is ongoing and the written report will be submitted within the following 48 hours.