Nevada § 442.140 State plan concerning services for maternal and child health; regulations

Nevada Statutes

§ 442.140 — State plan concerning services for maternal and child health; regulations

Nevada § 442.140

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 442Maternal

Services for Maternal and Child Health

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 442.140 (2026).

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1. The Department may:

(a)Formulate, adopt and administer, through the State Board of Health and the Division, a detailed plan for the purposes specified in NRS 442.130 .

(b)Adopt, through the State Board of Health, regulations necessary for the administration of the plan and the administration of NRS 442.130 to 442.170 , inclusive. 2. In developing and revising the plan, the Department shall consider:

(a)The amount of money available from the Federal Government for services relating to maternal and child health;

(b)The conditions attached to the acceptance of money from the Federal Government; and

(c)The limitations of legislative appropriations for services relating to maternal and child health.

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1. The Department may:
(a) Formulate, adopt and administer, through the State Board of Health and the Division, a detailed plan for the purposes specified in NRS 442.130 .
(b) Adopt, through the State Board of Health, regulations necessary for the administration of the plan and the administration of NRS 442.130 to 442.170 , inclusive.
2. In developing and revising the plan, the Department shall consider:
(a) The amount of money available from the Federal Government for services relating to maternal and child health;
(b) The conditions attached to the acceptance of money from the Federal Government; and
(c) The limitations of legislative appropriations for services relating to maternal and child health.