Nevada Code § 232.49937

Adoption of state plans required by Federal Government
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1. In addition to the adoption of any
state plan required pursuant to NRS 422.063 and except where otherwise provided by a specific provision of law, the
Director or the Directors designee shall adopt each state plan required by the
Federal Government, either directly or as a condition to the receipt of federal
money, for the administration of any program for which the Authority or any of
the appropriate divisions of the Authority is responsible. Such a plan must set
forth, regarding the particular program to which the plan applies:
(a) The requirements for eligibility;
(b) The nature and amounts of grants and other
assistance which may be provided;
(c) The conditions imposed; and
(d) Such other provisions relating to the
development and administration of the program as the Director or the Directors
designee deems necessary.
2. In developing and revising such a plan,
the Director or the Directors designee shall consider, without limitation:
(a) The amount of money available from the
Federal Government;
(b) The conditions attached to the acceptance of
that money; and
(c) The limitations of legislative appropriations
and authorizations,
for the
particular program to which the plan applies.
3. If a condition to the receipt of
federal money is that the program for which the money is received must apply
statewide and except as otherwise required by federal law or regulation, the
Director may adopt regulations establishing formulas for the:
(a) Distribution of the federal money; and
(b) Assessment of any penalties or other sanctions
imposed on the program.

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