Nevada § 218E.205 Priorities and limitations concerning studies and investigations; requests for drafting legislative measures; restrictions on staff; review and approval of budgets

Nevada Statutes

§ 218E.205 — Priorities and limitations concerning studies and investigations; requests for drafting legislative measures; restrictions on staff; review and approval of budgets

Nevada § 218E.205

Title 17STATE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 218ELegislative

Studies and Investigations

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 218E.205 (2026).

Text

1. Between regular sessions, the Legislative Commission:

(a)Shall fix the work priority of all studies and investigations assigned to it by a statute or concurrent resolution or directed by an order of the Legislative Commission or conducted by a Joint Interim Standing Committee or subcommittee thereof, within the limits of available time, money and staff.

(b)Shall not make studies or investigations directed by a resolution of only one House or studies or investigations proposed but not approved during the preceding regular session. 2. All requests for the drafting of legislative measures to be recommended as the result of a study or investigation must be made in accordance with NRS 218D.160 . 3. Except as otherwise provided by NRS 218E.210 , between regular sessions, a study or investig

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1. Between regular sessions, the Legislative Commission:
(a) Shall fix the work priority of all studies and investigations assigned to it by a statute or concurrent resolution or directed by an order of the Legislative Commission or conducted by a Joint Interim Standing Committee or subcommittee thereof, within the limits of available time, money and staff.
(b) Shall not make studies or investigations directed by a resolution of only one House or studies or investigations proposed but not approved during the preceding regular session.
2. All requests for the drafting of legislative measures to be recommended as the result of a study or investigation must be made in accordance with NRS 218D.160 .
3. Except as otherwise provided by NRS 218E.210 , between regular sessions, a study or investigation may not be initiated or continued by the Fiscal Analysts, the Legislative Auditor, the Legislative Counsel or the Research Director and their staffs, except studies and investigations which have been specifically authorized by the Legislature or the Legislative Commission.
4. A study or investigation may not be carried over from one regular session to the next without additional authorization by a statute, concurrent resolution or order of the Legislative Commission, except audits in progress whose carryover has been approved by the Legislative Commission.
5. Except as otherwise provided by a specific statute, the staff of the Legislative Counsel Bureau shall not serve as primary administrative or professional staff for a committee established by a statute, concurrent resolution or order of the Legislative Commission to conduct a study or investigation, unless the chair of the committee is required by the statute, concurrent resolution or order of the Legislative Commission to be a Legislator.
6. The Legislative Commission shall review and approve the budget and work program and any changes to the budget or work program for each study or investigation conducted by the Legislative Commission or a committee or subcommittee established by the Legislative Commission.

Legislative History

(Added to NRS by 1963, 1027 ; A 1967, 839 ; 1969, 131 ; 1973, 1660 ; 1977, 344 ; 1983, 1372 ; 1989, 1985 ; 1993, 2249 ; 2009, 1153 ; 2011, 3216 , 3266 ; 2015, 3191 ; 2019, 3124 ; 2021, 2508 )