Nevada Code § 287.0439

Participating public agency required to furnish certain notice and information to Board and make records available for inspection; reimbursement of Program for premiums or contributions if agency fails to notify Program of change in status of employee
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1. A participating public agency shall
furnish to the Board:
(a) Written notice regarding a change in the
status of an employee of the participating public agency or a dependent of such
an employee that affects the eligibility of the employee or dependent to
participate in the Program. Such notice must be provided to the Program, on a
form prescribed by the Program, within 15 calendar days after the participating
public agency is notified or otherwise becomes aware of the change in status.
(b) Upon request, any other information necessary
to carry out the provisions of this chapter.
2. Members of the Board and its employees
or agents may examine under oath any officer, agent or employee of a
participating public agency concerning the information required pursuant to
this section.
3. The books, records and payrolls of a
participating public agency must be available for inspection by members of the
Board and its employees and agents to obtain any information necessary for the
administration of the Program, including, without limitation, the accuracy of
the payroll and identity of employees.
4. A participating public agency shall
reimburse the Program for any premium or contribution that was not paid to the
Program as a result of the failure of the participating public agency to
furnish the notice required pursuant to paragraph (a) of subsection 1. The
participating public agency shall not require any employee or the employees
dependent to reimburse the participating public agency for the amount of any
premium or contribution for which the participating public agency is liable to
the Program pursuant to this subsection.

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