Nevada § 396.1415 Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education: Duties

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§ 396.1415 — Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education: Duties

Nevada § 396.1415

Title 34EDUCATION

Ch. 396Nevada

POWER-BASED VIOLENCE

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 396.1415 (2026).

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1. The Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education created by NRS 396.141 shall:

(a)Review the results of any climate survey on power-based violence administered at an institution within the System;

(b)Examine current procedures and protocols for preventing, intervening in or responding to instances of power-based violence that are used at institutions within the System;

(c)Identify possible gaps in the services that are available for victims of power-based violence at institutions within the System;

(d)Examine the correlation between social groups, campus life and the incidence of power-based violence on the campus of each institution within the System;

(e)Each year, hold a meeting open to the public to provide recommendations to the Board of Regents on how

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1. The Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education created by NRS 396.141 shall:
(a) Review the results of any climate survey on power-based violence administered at an institution within the System;
(b) Examine current procedures and protocols for preventing, intervening in or responding to instances of power-based violence that are used at institutions within the System;
(c) Identify possible gaps in the services that are available for victims of power-based violence at institutions within the System;
(d) Examine the correlation between social groups, campus life and the incidence of power-based violence on the campus of each institution within the System;
(e) Each year, hold a meeting open to the public to provide recommendations to the Board of Regents on how to address power-based violence at institutions within the System; and
(f) Not later than August 1 of each odd-numbered year, submit to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Education a written report summarizing the findings of the Task Force, the data collected from responses to any climate survey and any recommendations regarding the prevention of, intervention in or response to incidences of power-based violence occurring at institutions within the System.
2. A meeting held pursuant to subsection 1 is not subject to the provisions of chapter 241 of NRS.