Advisory
Task Force on HIV Exposure Modernization |
Senate Bill 275 (2021) |
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• Five members who represent an
occupation, organization or community that is more affected or more at risk
of being affected than the general population by the current statutes and
regulations of this State that criminalize exposure to HIV |
Automotive
Affairs Advisory Board |
NRS 487.002 |
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• One representative of licensed
insurers of motor vehicles |
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• One representative of the
general public, must be a resident of a county whose population is less than
55,000. A member appointed pursuant to this paragraph must not be a holder of
a license or registration identified in paragraphs (b) to (h), inclusive; or
(2) The spouse or the parent or child, by blood, marriage or adoption, of a
holder of such a license or registration |
Behavioral
Health Planning and Advisory Council |
NRS 433.429 |
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• One representative of
Vocational rehabilitation |
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• Persons with substance use and
co-occurring disorders who are receiving (or have received) services / The
families of chronically mentally ill individuals who are receiving (or have
received) mental health services |
Bicycle
and Pedestrian Advisory Board |
NRS 408.573 |
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• One member must be less than
21 years of age at the time of his or her appointment |
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• One member must be
representative of an organization in this State interested in environmental
issues |
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• One member must own or manage
a business for the sale or repair of bicycles or equipment used by
pedestrians |
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• One member who is a
representative of the Planning Division of the Department of Transportation |
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• One member who is a
representative of the Commission on Tourism |
Board
for Administration of Subsequent Injury Account for Self-Insured Employers |
NRS 616B.548 |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor, who is a self-insured employer |
Board of
Agriculture |
NRS 561.045 |
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• One member who is actively
engaged in dairy production |
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• One member who is working in
the field of supplemental nutrition distribution. |
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• One member who is actively
engaged in food manufacturing or animal processing. |
Board of
Athletic Trainers |
NRS 640B.170 |
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• One member who is a
representative of the public |
Board of
Cosmetology |
NRS 644.030 |
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• One nail technologist actively
engaged in the practice |
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• One member to represent
customers of cosmetology |
Board of
Equalization |
NRS 361.375 |
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• One member who is versed in
the valuation of centrally assessed properties |
Board of
Examiners for Long-Term Care Facility Administrators |
NRS 654.050 |
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• One member who is a licensee
serving as an administrator of a residential facility for groups with less
than seven clients |
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• One member who is a licensee
serving as an administrator of a residential facility for groups with seven
or more clients |
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• A licensee or the spouse or
the parent or child, by blood, marriage or adoption, of a licensee |
Board
of Examiners for Social Workers |
NRS 641B.100 |
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• One member appointed to the
Board must be a representative of the general public. This member must not
be: (a) Licensed or eligible for licensure pursuant to this chapter; or (b)
The spouse or the parent or child, by blood, marriage or adoption, of a person
who is licensed or eligible for licensure pursuant to this chapter |
Board
of Homeopathic Medical Examiners |
NRS 630A.100 |
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• One member of the Board must
be a person who has resided in this State for at least 3 years and who
represents the interests of persons or agencies that regularly provide health
care to patients who are indigent, uninsured or unable to afford health care.
This member may be licensed under the provisions of this chapter |
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• One member of the Board must
be a person who: (a) Is not a licensed in any state to practice any healing
art; (b) Is not the spouse or the parent or child, by blood, marriage or
adoption, of a person licensed in any state to practice any healing art; (c)
Is not actively engaged in the administration of any medical facility or
facility for the dependent as defined in chapter 449 of NRS; (d) Do not have
a pecuniary interest in any matter pertaining to such a facility, except as a
patient or potential patient; and (e) Have resided in this State for at least
5 years |
Board
of Public Employees' Benefits Program |
NRS 287.041 |
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• Two members who have
substantial and demonstrated experience in risk management, group insurance
programs, health care administration, or employee benefits programs appointed
by the Governor |
Carson-Truckee
Water Conservancy District |
NRS 541.100 |
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• One Storey County
representative from a list of two or more nominees submitted by the board of
county commissioners of the represented county |
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• One Lyon County representative
from a list of two or more nominees submitted by the board of county
commissioners of the represented county |
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• One Douglas County
representative from a list of two or more nominees submitted by the board of
county commissioners of the represented county |
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• One Carson City representative
from a list of two or more nominees submitted by the board of county
commissioners of the represented county |
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• One Washoe County
representative from a list of two or more nominees submitted by the board of
county commissioners of the represented county |
Commission
on Aging |
NRS 427A.032 |
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• Two persons who are members of
the governing body of a county |
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• Two persons who are members of
the governing body of a city |
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• Three persons who have
experience with or an interest in and knowledge of the problems of and
services for the aging |
Commission
on Autism Spectrum Disorder |
NRS 427A.8801 |
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• Two members who are
representatives of school districts in this State |
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• One member who is a behavior
analyst |
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• One member who is the parent
of a person with an autism spectrum disorder who is over 12 years of age |
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• One member who is the parent
of a child with autism who resides in a county with a population of less than
100,000 |
Commission
on Behavioral Health |
NRS 232.361 |
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• A physician, other than a
psychiatrist, licensed to practice medicine in this State and who has
experience in dealing with intellectual disabilities, from a list of three
candidates submitted by the Nevada State Medical Association |
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• A current or former recipient
of mental health services provided by the State or any agency thereof |
Commission on Educational Technology |
NRS 388.790 |
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• One
administrator in a public school who possesses knowledge and experience in
the general application of technology |
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• One schoolteacher in a public
elementary school who possesses knowledge and experience in the use of
educational technology in the public schools |
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• One school teacher in a public
secondary school who possesses knowledge and experience in the use of
educational technology in the public schools |
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• One parent or legal guardian
who possesses knowledge and experience in the general application of
technology |
Commission
on Off-Highway Vehicles |
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• One member who is a
representative of law enforcement, appointed by the Governor from a list of
persons submitted by the Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association |
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• One member who represents
persons who own or operate all-terrain motorcycles |
Commission
on Postsecondary Education |
NRS 394.383 |
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• One member who is a
representative of the general public and is not associated with the field of
education |
Commission
on School Funding |
NRS 387.1246 |
2 |
• One member appointed by the
Governor, who serves as Chair |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor, who is the chief financial officer of a school district in this
State which has 40,000 or fewer pupils enrolled in its public schools,
nominated by the Nevada Association of School Superintendents or its
successor organization |
Committee
for the Statewide Alert System |
NRS 432.340 |
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• Four members appointed by the
Governor who represent local law enforcement agencies |
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• Five members appointed by the
Governor who represent state law enforcement agencies |
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• One representative of the
public at large, appointed by the Governor from among the names of nominees
provided to him |
Committee
on Catastrophic Leave |
NRS 284.3627 |
1 |
• One member who is an executive
officer of state agencies |
Conservation
Commission |
NRS 548.115 |
1 |
• One member appointed by the
Governor - Area 1 consists of Elko, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander and Pershing
counties |
Council
for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision |
NRS 213.215 |
2 |
• Two members appointed by the
governor, one of whom must be a representative of an organization supporting
the rights of victims of crime |
Council
on Food Security |
NRS 232.4966 |
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• One member who is a
representative of retailers of food |
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• One member who is a
representative of manufacturing that is not related to food |
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• One member who is a
representative of farmers or ranchers engaged in food production |
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• One member who is a
representative of the pediatric mental, physical or behavioral health care
industry |
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• Such other members as the
Governor determines are appropriate |
Early
Intervention Interagency Coordinating Council |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor |
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• One member shall be public or
private providers of early intervention services |
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• One member from the agency
responsible for the State governance of insurance |
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• A representative from the
Office of the Coordinator of Education of Homeless Children and Youth |
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• A representative from the
State Foster Care agency |
Employee-Management
Committee |
NRS 284.068 |
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• Two members to serve as an
alternate for the management representatives |
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• One member to represent
employees within the Executive Department of State Government |
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• Two members to serve as
alternate for the employee representatives |
Employment
Security Council |
NRS 612.305 |
1 |
• One member who represents business |
Financial
Literacy Advisory Council |
NRS 388.5966 |
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• One member of the Council who
is a member of the business community with a background in economics |
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• One member of the Council is a
member of the business community who is employed by a credit union |
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• Three members of the Council
are teachers who hold a license to teach elementary, middle or junior high
school or secondary education, respectively, and who: (1) Teach in an
elementary, middle or junior high or high school, respectively; (2) Have
received training in financial literacy; and (3) Are responsible for teaching
courses relating to financial literacy |
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• One member of the Council is
an administrator of a public school |
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• One member of the Council is
an administrator of a school district |
Indigent
Defense Services |
NRS 180.300 |
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• One member selected by the
Board of Governors of the State Bar of Nevada, appointed by the Governor |
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• One member selected jointly by
the associations of the State Bar of Nevada who represent members of racial
or ethnic minorities, appointed by the Governor |
Industrial
Insurance Appeals Panel |
NRS 616B.760 |
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• Two representatives of the
general public: (1) One of which must be employed by, or the proprietor of, a
business which is a member of: (I) A local chamber of commerce; or (II)
Another organization representing the general business interests of a group
of businesses located in this State. |
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• One representative of private
carriers |
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• A representative of the
advisory organization who administers appeals panels for grievances of
employers in other states |
Information
Technology Advisory Board |
NRS 242.122 |
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• One person who represent the
information technology industry but who: a. Are not employed by this State;
b. Do not hold any elected or appointed office in State Government; c. Do not
have an existing contract or other agreement to provide information services,
systems or technology to an agency of this State; and d. Are independent of
and have no direct or indirect pecuniary interest in a corporation,
association, partnership or other business organization which provides
information services, systems or technology to an agency of this State |
Keep
Nevada Working Task Force |
AB 376 (81st Session) |
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• One member appointed jointly
by the Governor and the Office for New Americans |
Land Use
Planning Advisory Council |
NRS 321.740 |
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• Seven members, one from each
county in this State who represents that county |
Libraries
and Literary Council |
NRS 380A.031 |
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• A representative of special
libraries or institutional libraries |
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• A representative of persons
with disabilities |
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• A classroom teacher who has
demonstrated outstanding results in teaching children or adults to read |
Nevada
Advisory Commission on Mentoring |
NRS 385.760 |
3 |
• One member appointed by the
Governor who is a representative of business and industry with a vested
interest in supporting mentorship programs in this State |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor who represents an employment and training organization located in
this State |
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• One member of the state
advisory group appointed by the Governor, operating in this State as the
Juvenile Justice Commission under the Division of Child and Family Services
of the Department of Health and Human Services |
Nevada
Commission for Persons Who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing or Speech Impaired |
NRS 427A.750 |
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• One nonvoting member who is
employed by the State and who participates in the administration of the
programs of this State that provide services to persons who are deaf, hard of
hearing or speech impaired |
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• One member who is a member of
the Nevada Association of the Deaf, or, if it ceases to exist, one member who
represents an organization which has a membership of persons who are deaf,
hard of hearing or speech-impaired |
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• One member who represents
educators in this State and has knowledge concerning the provision of
communication services to persons hearing or speech impaired in elementary,
secondary and postsecondary schools and the laws concerning the provision of
those services |
Nevada
High-Speed Rail Authority |
NRS 705.850 |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor, must be residents of the State of Nevada and must be appointed
based upon their knowledge, expertise or experience in the areas of rail
transportation and high-speed rail services. |
Nevada
State Rehabilitation Council |
29 USCA § 725 |
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• At least one representative of
the Statewide Independent Living Council established under section 796d of
this title, which representative may be the chairperson or other designee of
the Council |
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• One representative of
business, industry, and labor |
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• One representative of
disability advocacy groups representing a cross section of (I) individuals
with physical, cognitive, sensory, and mental disabilities; and (II)
individuals’ representatives of individuals with disabilities who have
difficulty in representing themselves or are unable due to their disabilities
to represent themselves. |
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• One representative of the
directors of the projects located in such State |
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• At least one representative of
the State workforce investment board |
Oriental
Medicine Board |
NRS 634A.030 |
1 |
• The Governor shall appoint one
member to the Board who: (a) Is licensed pursuant to chapter 630 of NRS by
the Board of Medical Examiners as a physician; (b) Does not engage in the
administration of a facility for Oriental medicine or a school for Oriental
medicine; (c) Does not have a pecuniary interest in any matter pertaining to
Oriental medicine, except as a patient or potential patient; (d) Is a citizen
of the United States; and (e) Is a resident of the State of Nevada and has
been for at least 1 year preceding appointment to the Board |
Oversight
Panel for Convention Facilities |
SB 1, 30th Special Session 2016 |
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• Three members who are
executives or directors of construction for a resort hotel in the County and
who have experience in managing the design, engineering, cost-estimating and
construction of commercial conference or convention facilities |
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• Two members who have
experience in the financing of capital projects in this State |
Personnel
Commission |
NRS 284.030 |
1 |
• An alternate member to serve
when the regular member is unable to attend a meeting of the Commission |
Radiation
Therapy and Radiologic Imaging Advisory Committee |
NRS 439B.225 |
1 |
• One member who holds a limited
license |
Rangeland
Resource Commission |
NRS 563.290 |
4 |
• Two members appointed by the
Governor |
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• The Nevada Woolgrowers’
Association or its successor organization |
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• The Nevada Farm Bureau or its
successor organization |
Regional
Transmission Task Force |
SB448, 81ST SESSION |
1 |
• A representative of an
organization in this State that advocates on behalf of environmental or
public lands issues who has expertise in or knowledge of environmental or
public lands issues |
Sagebrush
Ecosystem Council |
NRS 232.162 |
2 |
• One member who represents the
energy industry |
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• One member who acts as a
liaison for Native American tribes |
State
Board of Education |
NRS 385.021 |
2 |
• One member appointed by the
Governor, nominated by the Speaker of the Assembly |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor who is a member of a board of trustees of a school district,
nominated by the Nevada Association of School Boards |
Statewide
Committee on School Safety |
NRS 388.1324 |
1 |
• One representative who is a
licensed teacher in this State |
Statewide
Council for the Coordination of the Regional Training Programs |
NRS 391A.130 |
3 |
• One member who is a teacher
appointed by the Governor from a list of nominees submitted by the Nevada
State Education Association |
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• One member who is an
administrator at a public school employed to provide administrative services
at the school level and not to provide administrative services at the
district level, appointed by the Governor from a list of nominees submitted
by the Nevada Association of School Administrators |
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• One member appointed by the
Governor. |
Task
Force on Employee Misclassification |
NRS 607.218 |
4 |
• One person who represents an
employer located in this State that employs more than 500 full-time or
part-time employees |
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• One person who represents an
employer located in this State that employs 500 or fewer full-time or
part-time employees |
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• One person who represent
organized labor in this State |
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• One person who represents a
governmental agency that administers laws governing employee
misclassification |