Nevada Code § 274.120

Administrator: Adoption of regulations exempting certain businesses from state regulations
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1. No later than January 1, 1985, and from
time to time as necessary, the Administrator shall, except as provided in NRS 274.140 , adopt regulations exempting
businesses within specially benefited zones from those state regulations
contained in the list published pursuant to NRS
274.110 , for which the Administrator finds that incentives for the creation
of jobs or for business development within specially benefited zones engendered
by the exemption outweigh the need and justification for the regulation. In
making such findings, the Administrator shall consider all information, data
and opinions submitted by the public and the state agencies, and any other
information otherwise available. These regulations must be in the form of
amendments to the existing state regulations to be affected, and are subject to
the provisions of chapter 233B of NRS.
2. Upon its effective date, any regulation
of the Administrator adopted under subsection 1 supersedes the exempted state
regulation in accordance with the terms of the exemption. An exemption applies
only to businesses within specially benefited zones during the effective term
of the respective zones. State agencies may not adopt emergency regulations to
circumvent an exemption granted by the Administrator. Any such emergency
regulation is not effective within the specially benefited zones to the extent
it is inconsistent with the terms of the exemption.

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