1.	To improve the commission's regulatory oversight by getting criminal history reports from the FBI faster due to direct electronic submission of prints by the Compact. (24-48 hour turnaround vs. 6-8 weeks)
2.	To simplify the licensing process for racing participants, who have to deal with a myriad of regulations and forms that vary from state to state.
3.	To make it easier for tracks in this state to attract a large field of top participants for special events and stakes races.
4.	To help racing grow by removing one hassle for new owners, thus encouraging them to join and stay in the game.
5 .	To feel personal satisfaction from contributing to the development of the first truly uniform, nationwide regulatory program.
6.	To demonstrate this commission's commitment to vision and innovation in the regulation of racing.
7.	To improve the efficiency of this commission's licensing office by reducing duplicative fingerprinting and processing of applications.
8.	To support a program that has been endorsed by and financially supported by every major racing industry organization.
9.	To participate in and improve the value of a program that the industry has sought for decades.
10.	To go beyond the lip service normally paid to the term "uniform regulation" and take action to make the term a reality, thus disproving the industry charge that regulators are the only members of the industry who are not taking a national/global approach to racing.