Nevada § 427A.8802 Nevada Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders: Meetings; subcommittees; administrative support; duties

Nevada Statutes

§ 427A.8802 — Nevada Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders: Meetings; subcommittees; administrative support; duties

Nevada § 427A.8802

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 427AServices

SERVICES FOR CERTAIN PERSONS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 427A.8802 (2026).

Text

1. The Commission shall meet at least eight times each year at the call of the Governor or the Chair or a majority of its voting members. 2. The Commission may establish subcommittees consisting of members of the Commission or other persons to assist the Commission in the performance of its duties. 3. The Division shall provide such administrative support to the Commission and any subcommittee thereof as is necessary to carry out the duties of the Commission. 4. The Commission shall:

(a)Advise and make recommendations to the Governor regarding the needs of persons with autism spectrum disorders and their families and the availability, delivery and coordination of services for such persons in this State;

(b)Review available data concerning autism spectrum disorders, including, without lim

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1. The Commission shall meet at least eight times each year at the call of the Governor or the Chair or a majority of its voting members.
2. The Commission may establish subcommittees consisting of members of the Commission or other persons to assist the Commission in the performance of its duties.
3. The Division shall provide such administrative support to the Commission and any subcommittee thereof as is necessary to carry out the duties of the Commission.
4. The Commission shall:
(a) Advise and make recommendations to the Governor regarding the needs of persons with autism spectrum disorders and their families and the availability, delivery and coordination of services for such persons in this State;
(b) Review available data concerning autism spectrum disorders, including, without limitation, data concerning the ages of persons served by public programs for persons with autism spectrum disorders, the number of persons on waiting lists for such programs and the outcomes for persons receiving services through such programs, and monitor programs operated by state and local agencies that serve persons with autism spectrum disorders and their families; and
(c) Submit to the Governor an annual report concerning the activities of the Commission.