Nevada § 232B.040 Review of agencies by Legislative Commission: Appointment of committees or subcommittees; report to Legislature

Nevada Statutes

§ 232B.040 — Review of agencies by Legislative Commission: Appointment of committees or subcommittees; report to Legislature

Nevada § 232B.040

Title 18STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 232BLegislative

GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 232B.040 (2026).

Text

1.The Legislative Commission shall conduct the reviews of agencies directed by the Legislature to determine whether each agency should be terminated, consolidated with another agency or continued. The Legislative Commission shall begin each review on July 1 of the second year preceding the scheduled date for terminating the agency.

2.The Legislative Commission shall determine the membership and method of appointment of committees or subcommittees appointed to carry out the reviews.

3.The Legislative Commission shall transmit its review and recommendations to the Legislature at the beginning of its next regular session.

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1. The Legislative Commission shall conduct the reviews of agencies directed by the Legislature to determine whether each agency should be terminated, consolidated with another agency or continued. The Legislative Commission shall begin each review on July 1 of the second year preceding the scheduled date for terminating the agency.
2. The Legislative Commission shall determine the membership and method of appointment of committees or subcommittees appointed to carry out the reviews.
3. The Legislative Commission shall transmit its review and recommendations to the Legislature at the beginning of its next regular session.