Senate panel OK's NJ Gaming chief; vote on Monday TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The Senate Judiciary Committee approved David Rebuck to be New Jersey's top casino gambling regulator on Thursday. A Senate vote on his nomination will be held Monday. The Moorestown resident has been acting as director of the state Gaming Enforcement Division since last May. An attorney who served 23 years as a state deputy attorney general, Rebuck had been a senior policy adviser to Gov. Chris Christie. Rebuck's office has overseen streamlining of casino regulations and procedures designed to ease financial and regulatory burdens on the gambling houses while still maintaining the integrity of casino gambling in New Jersey.