Nevada Code § 439.5083

Creation; appointment, qualifications and terms of members; members serve without compensation except per diem; alternates
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1. The Task Force on Alzheimers Disease
is hereby created within the Department.
2. The Director shall appoint to the Task
Force the following eight voting members:
(a) A representative from an association that
provides services to persons with Alzheimers disease;
(b) A medical professional with expertise in
cognitive disorders;
(c) A representative of caregivers for persons
with cognitive disorders;
(d) A representative of the Nevada System of
Higher Education with expertise in cognitive disorders;
(e) A representative of providers of service for
persons with cognitive disorders;
(f) A representative from a rural area of this
State;
(g) A representative from the Department; and
(h) A member at large.
3. The Legislative Commission shall
appoint to the Task Force the following two voting members:
(a) One member of the Senate; and
(b) One member of the Assembly.
4. After the initial terms, the members of
the Task Force serve terms of 2 years. A member may be reappointed to the Task
Force and any vacancy must be filled in the same manner as the original
appointment.
5. The members of the Task Force serve
without compensation, except that each member is entitled, while engaged in the
business of the Task Force and within the limits of available money, to the per
diem allowance and travel expenses provided for state officers and employees
generally.
6. Not later than 30 days after appointment,
each member of the Task Force appointed pursuant to subsection 2 shall nominate
two persons to serve as his or her alternate members and submit the names of
the persons nominated to the Director for appointment. An alternate member
shall serve as a voting member of the Task Force when the appointed member who
nominated the alternate is disqualified or unable to serve.

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