Nevada Code § 439.518

Advisory Council: Establishment; purpose; appointment of members
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1. Within the limits of available money,
the Division shall establish the Advisory Council on the State Program for
Wellness and the Prevention of Chronic Disease to advise and make
recommendations to the Division concerning the Program.
2. The Administrator shall appoint to the
Advisory Council the following 13 voting members:
(a) The Chief Medical Officer or the designee of
the Chief Medical Officer;
(b) The Superintendent of Public Instruction or
the designee of the Superintendent;
(c) One representative of the health insurance
industry;
(d) One provider of health care;
(e) One representative of the Nevada Association
for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance or its successor
organization;
(f) Three representatives of organizations
committed to the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases;
(g) One registered dietitian;
(h) One representative who is a member of a
racial or ethnic minority group appointed from a list of persons submitted to
the Administrator by the Advisory Committee of the Office of Minority Health
and Equity of the Department;
(i) One representative of private employers in
this State who has experience in matters relating to employment and human
resources;
(j) One representative of a local health
authority; and
(k) One representative of the Nevada System of
Higher Education from a list of persons submitted to the Administrator by the
Board of Regents of the University of Nevada.
3. The Legislative Commission shall
appoint to the Advisory Council the following two voting members:
(a) One member of the Senate; and
(b) One member of the Assembly.
4. A majority of the voting members of the
Advisory Council may appoint nonvoting members to the Advisory Council.

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