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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 17. State Legislative Department § 218E.150. Creation; membership; vacancies; officers; terms

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

1. There is hereby created in the Legislative Counsel Bureau a Legislative Commission consisting of 12 members.

2. At each regular session:

(a) The Senate shall, by resolution, designate six Senators as regular members of the Legislative Commission and six Senators as alternates; and

(b) The Assembly shall, by resolution, designate six members of the Assembly as regular members of the Legislative Commission and six members of the Assembly as alternates.

3. The Legislature shall determine by a joint rule at each regular session:

(a) The method of determining the majority party and the minority party regular and alternate membership on the Legislative Commission.

(b) The method of filling vacancies on the Legislative Commission.

(c) The method of selecting the Chair.

(d) The term of office of the Chair.

4. The members of the Legislative Commission serve until their successors are appointed by resolution as provided in this section, except that the membership of any member who does not become a candidate for reelection or who is defeated for reelection:

(a) Terminates on the day next after the general election; and

(b) The vacancy must be filled as provided by the joint rule adopted pursuant to subsection 3.

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