Nevada Code § 286.200

Rules and regulations of Board: Procedure for adoption; conditions
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1. Subject to the limitations of this
chapter, the Board shall, from time to time, establish rules and regulations
for transacting its business and for administering the System as a public
agency. The rules must include, without limitation, rules relating to the
administration of the retirement plans in accordance with federal law.
2. No rule is effective until 10 days
after all of the following conditions have been substantially met:
(a) A copy of the rule, in the form in which the
Board proposes it, must be delivered, within 30 days after the Board proposes
it, to all public employers participating in the System.
(b) As soon as a public employer receives a copy
of the proposed rule, the public employer immediately shall cause the copy to
be posted on a bulletin board or in some conspicuous place in or near its
headquarters.
(c) If the Board deems a proposed rule to be of
such length or of such other nature that it cannot feasibly be publicized by
delivery and posting, a summary of the proposed rule must be delivered and
posted in the manner and within the time required by paragraphs (a) and (b) of
this subsection for copies of proposed rules.
(d) There must likewise be posted a notice
stating that, at a specifically designated time and place at least 15 days
after the delivery of the copy of the proposed rule or summary, a hearing on
the proposed rule will be held, at which hearing all interested persons have an
opportunity to be heard and after which the Board may adopt the proposed rule
in the form in which it is originally proposed or with such amendments as are
deemed necessary by the Board as a result of the hearing.
(e) A copy of the rule, in the form in which the
Board finally adopts it, must be filed with the Secretary of State.

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