Nevada Code § 622.234

Written internal controls required concerning withdrawals of money deposited by regulatory body; regular reviews of expenditures; quarterly review of financial statements
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If
a regulatory body has established and deposited money in an account in a bank,
credit union, savings and loan association or savings bank, the regulatory body
must establish written internal controls with respect to any withdrawals from
the account, which must include, without limitation:
1. A system by which two or more members
of the regulatory body conduct regular reviews of the expenditures made by the
regulatory body and the supporting documentation for such expenditures. Each
member who participates in such a review shall prepare a signed and dated
attestation regarding his or her participation, which the regulatory body shall
retain for its records.
2. A requirement that the regulatory body
conduct a quarterly review of its financial statements, including, without
limitation, a schedule of its disbursements.

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