Nevada gambling regulators unveiled an online reporting system for the public to send in confidential complaints against Steve Wynn.
In the wake of the Wall Street Journal’s report detailing multiple claims of sexual misconduct, Wynn resigned his position of finance chair of the Republican National Committee and stepped down as CEO of Wynn Resorts.
Becky Harris, the chairwoman of the Nevada Gaming Control Board, told the Wall Street Journal the goal of the online system is to have a more efficient way to take public comments and complaints after a deluge of phone calls were received once the board launched an official investigation.
The new online system is expected to go live Monday afternoon on the gaming control board’s website. All communications will remain confidential in the system.