Index to the Minutes of the 1981 Assembly Committees...- Mobile Home Survey conducted by Clark...

1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Agriculture

DATE PRESENTATION1-22 jt R. Gilbert Moore, General Manager, Thiokol Corp., re Reseeding Efforts on Rangelands in

Connection with the Installation of MX Basing

1-26 jt Robert E. Erickson, Senior Research Analyst, re Information on Selected Boards, Commissions, and Committees in Nevada dealing with Public Lands and Natural Resources IssuesJac Shaw, Administrator, Division of State Lands, re the Sagebrush Rebellion Report to the Members of the 61st Session of the Nevada Legislature, December 1980

1-29 Drip Irrigation (exhibit only)

1981 Assembly Agriculture - 1

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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Agriculture

BILL NUMBER ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE

Agriculture 2-26; 4-23A.B. 10


Agriculture 2-26A.B. 81








Agriculture 2-26; 4-23A.J.R. 24 of the 60th Session

Agriculture 5-14 as BDRA.J.R. 47

Agriculture 2-26; 4-23S.B. 46

Agriculture 2-26S.B. 47


Agriculture 5-7; 5-14S.B. 503



1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Commerce

DATE PRESENTATIONSupplemental Materials- Mobile Home Survey conducted by Clark County Community College- Letter to Assemblyman Robinson from Joint Washoe County/City of Reno Mobile Home Advisory Board, dated March 20, 1981- Miscellaneous materials related to mobile home issues- Letter to Nevada State Assembly from Tropicana Village West Company in regard to Assembly Bill 30, dated March 1, 1981- Letter to Nevada State Assembly from Nevada Park Watch Association in regard to Assembly Bill 30, dated March 2, 1981- Letter to Assemblyman Kovacs from Shannon Zivic, President of the Mobilehome Owners League of the Silver State, dated March 26, 1981- "Rent Control: A trap for apartment residents and homeowners," Institute of Real Estate Management of the National Association of Realtors- “Detrimental Effects of Rent Control,” Department of Economics and Research, National Association of Realtors, October 1978- “Rent Control: A Non-Solution,” prepared by Department of Economics and Research of the National Association of Realtors, 1977 (summary)- Miscellaneous materials related to rent control in Boston and New York City- Letter to Nevada Housing Coalition from Mason-McDuffie Investment Co. of Nevada re Rent Control Legislation, dated March 24, 1981

2-4 James Wadhams, Director, Department of Commerce, re Overview of Department of Commerce

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Commerce 5-13A.B. 1

Commerce 2-5; 2-18A.B. 9

Commerce 2-5A.B. 15



Commerce 2-11A.B. 23


Commerce 2-20 sub; 3-6 sub; 3-18; 4-8; 4-22; 4-29Judiciary 5-13See also items in Supplemental Material to Assembly Commerce regarding mobile homes and rent control

A.B. 30

Commerce 2-12; 2-20 sub; 3-6 sub; 3-18; 4-8; 4-22; 4-29Judiciary 5-13

A.B. 31


Transportation 2-17; 3-24 jt; 4-20; 5-16Commerce 5-29

A.B. 70

Commerce 2-12; 4-9; 5-14A.B. 98

Commerce 2-18; 3-4A.B. 110

Commerce 2-18; 3-4A.B. 111

Commerce 4-2; 5-7; 5-19A.B. 123




Commerce 2-25; 3-18A.B. 140

Commerce 4-9; 5-11A.B. 147

Commerce 3-5; 4-8Government Affairs 4-15

A.B. 150

Commerce 3-18; 4-8A.B. 183

Commerce 3-11; 4-1; 4-8; 5-13A.B. 190

Commerce 3-5; 4-1; 4-8A.B. 191

Commerce 3-4; 3-5; 3-18A.B. 192


Commerce 3-11; 3-12A.B. 209

Commerce 3-11; 4-2; 4-8; 5-6A.B. 223

Commerce 3-11; 4-2A.B. 224




Commerce 3-18; 4-15A.B. 252

Commerce 4-1; 5-14A.B. 268

Commerce 4-1; 4-23A.B. 281

Commerce 3-26; 4-15; 5-13; 5-14A.B. 288

Commerce 3-26; 4-15A.B. 309



Commerce 3-31 fl; 4-2; 4-15A.B. 343

Commerce 4-1; 4-15A.B. 344



Commerce 4-15; 4-29Legislative Functions 5-28

A.B. 375

Commerce 4-16; 5-14A.B. 381

Commerce 4-15; 4-29A.B. 391

Commerce 4-15; 4-23A.B. 411

Commerce 4-15; 4-22; 4-23; 4-29Judiciary 4-24Government Affairs 5-29

A.B. 412

Commerce 4-15; 4-23A.B. 413


Commerce 4-16; 5-14A.B. 464

Commerce 4-16; 5-14A.B. 465

Commerce 4-22; 5-6A.B. 474


Commerce 4-16; 5-14A.B. 493

Commerce 5-6; 5-13A.B. 496

Commerce 4-22; 5-7; 5-19A.B. 508




Commerce 4-30; 5-14A.B. 538

Commerce 4-30; 5-13; 5-19; 5-20 flA.B. 554

Commerce 4-29; 5-14A.B. 556

Commerce 4-30; 5-14; 5-25A.B. 570


Commerce 5-6; 5-19A.B. 579

Commerce 5-6; 5-13; 5-14A.B. 580

Commerce 5-6; 5-19A.B. 581


Commerce 5-13; 5-19A.B. 589

Commerce 5-18; 5-21A.B. 590

Commerce 5-14; 5-19A.B. 592

Commerce 5-14; 5-19A.B. 593

Commerce 5-13; 5-19A.B. 598

Commerce 5-14; 5-19A.B. 599

Commerce 5-14; 5-19Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 600


Commerce 5-11; 5-19; 5-25; 5-28A.B. 612



Commerce 5-20; 5-21; 5-28A.B. 633





Commerce 2-11; 3-18A.C.R. 3

Commerce 2-11; 3-18A.C.R. 4

Commerce 2-11; 3-18A.J.R. 9

Commerce 3-5A.J.R. 19

Commerce 3-5; 3-18A.J.R. 25

Commerce 5-16 flA.J.R. 46

Commerce 2-18; 2-25S.B. 63

Commerce 2-18S.B. 72

Commerce 4-2; 5-7; 5-8 sub; 5-11 sub; 5-19; 5-25; 5-29S.B. 101




Commerce 4-9; 5-11S.B. 129


Commerce 5-25; 5-27; 5-29S.B. 132


Commerce 3-4; 3-18S.B. 133

Commerce 4-1; 5-14S.B. 141

Commerce 4-16; 5-11S.B. 153

Ways and Means 2-17; 5-12; 5-28 amGovernment Affairs 3-4Commerce 4-9; 5-14

S.B. 193

Commerce 3-26; 4-23Labor and Management 5-18

S.B. 202

Commerce 3-26; 4-23S.B. 213

Commerce 5-13; 5-19; 5-25S.B. 231

Commerce 4-23; 5-29S.B. 239

Commerce 4-9; 5-11S.B. 269



Commerce 4-22; 5-11Health and Welfare 5-13

S.B. 366

Commerce 5-28; 5-31S.B. 391

Commerce 5-25Taxation 5-27

S.B. 408



Commerce 4-30; 5-19; 5-29; 5-31S.B. 443









Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 472

Commerce 5-6; 5-11Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 479

Commerce 5-13; 5-19; 5-21; 5-25; 5-29S.B. 492

Commerce 5-6; 5-19S.B. 493

Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 495

Commerce 5-25; 5-29S.B. 505


Commerce 5-30; 5-31S.B. 521




Judiciary 5-26; 5-28Commerce 5-30; 5-31; 6-2 fl

S.B. 535

Commerce 5-28; 5-31S.B. 539





Commerce 5-25; 6-3 flS.B. 544







Commerce 5-20 flGovernment Affairs 5-22

S.B. 616



Commerce 5-18; 5-19S.B. 625



Commerce 5-28; 5-31S.B. 634



Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 661



Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 686

Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 691

Commerce 5-30; 5-31S.B. 695

Commerce 5-27; 5-29S.B. 699


Commerce 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 fl

S.C.R. 65

Commerce 5-28; 5-31S.C.R. 69

Commerce 5-25S.J.R. 37


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Economic Development and Natural Resources

DATE PRESENTATION1-22 jt R. Gilbert Moore, General Manager, Thiokol Corp., re Reseeding Efforts on Rangelands in

Connection with the Installation of MX Basing

1-26 jt Robert E. Erickson, Senior Research Analyst, re Information on Selected Boards, Commissions, and Committees in Nevada dealing with Public Lands and Natural Resources IssuesJac Shaw, Administrator, Division of State Lands, re the Sagebrush Rebellion Report to the Members of the 61st Session of the Nevada Legislature, December 1980

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Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-10; 3-30A.B. 16

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-10A.B. 27

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-10; 3-2; 3-3A.B. 28

Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-3; 4-20; 5-18Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 60




Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-10 as BDR; 3-2A.B. 156


Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-17; 3-24; 3-30A.B. 175

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23; 3-31; 4-9 sub; 4-28; 5-13 fl; 5-25A.B. 196

Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-31; 5-31 flA.B. 200


Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23 as BDR; 3-9; 4-27A.B. 219

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23 as BDR; 3-9; 3-30; 4-8; 4-14A.B. 220

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23 as BDR; 3-24; 5-13 flA.B. 221

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23 as BDR; 3-9; 3-17; 4-27A.B. 222



Government Affairs 3-23; 4-16; 4-21; 4-29Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-29

A.B. 283





Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-21; 5-13 flA.B. 428

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-28Ways and Means 5-18; 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

A.B. 429


Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-28; 5-25; 5-31 flA.B. 503


Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-11; 5-18; 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28

A.B. 640

Ways and Means 5-18 as BDREconomic Development and Natural Resources 5-19

A.B. 686

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-3A.C.R. 2

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23; 2-24A.C.R. 19

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-6; 4-20A.C.R. 21

Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-5A.C.R. 31

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-2A.J.R. 3









Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23; 2-24A.J.R. 20





Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-2; 4-20S.B. 5

Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23; 3-31; 4-6; 4-7; 4-9 sub; 4-28; 5-25S.B. 86


Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-20; 4-21; 4-27S.B. 164


Government Affairs 3-31; 5-20Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-21Ways and Means 5-14 am; 5-15 am

S.B. 176


Economic Development and Natural Resources 2-23S.B. 201




Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-21Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 238

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-14; 4-27; 5-18S.B. 241

Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-31 flS.B. 296



Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-14; 5-11; 5-18; 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28

S.B. 381



Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-31 flS.B. 710

Government Affairs 4-2Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-6; 4-20

S.C.R. 16

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-6; 4-21S.C.R. 17

Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-30S.C.R. 28

Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-16S.J.R. 9


Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-17; 5-11; 5-18S.J.R. 17




1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Education

DATE PRESENTATION1-28 Marvin Picollo and John Hawkins, Nevada School Board Association, re Overview of

School BoardsDick Wright and Marvin Moss, Washoe County School District, re Overview of Washoe County School DistrictDr. Claude Perkins, Superintendent, Clark County School District, re Overview of Clark County School District

1-29 Dr. Cliff Lawrence, Superintendent, Carson City School District, re Overview of Carson City School DistrictGreg Betts, Superintendent, Douglas County School District, re Overview of Douglas County School DistrictCraig Blackham, Lyon County School District, re Overview of Lyon County School DistrictNewton Maples, Superintendent, Storey County School District, re Overview of Storey County School DistrictJoaquin Johnson, Superintendent, Nye County School District, re Overview of Nye County School DistrictNeldon Mathews, Superintendent, Lincoln County School District, re Overview of Lincoln County School DistrictArlo Funk, Superintendent, Mineral County School District, re Overview of Mineral County School DistrictLeon Hensley, Superintendent, Lander County School District, re Overview of Lander County School DistrictElmo Dericco, Superintendent, Churchill County School District, re Overview of Churchill County School District

2-4 Richard Brown, Executive Director, Nevada Association of School Administrators, re School AdministrationDoug Byington, Principal, O’Brien Middle School, re School AdministrationCharlie Robinson, Principal, Fernley Elementary School, re School AdministrationAnn Lynch, President, Nevada State Parent Teacher Association (PTA), re Parent Teacher Associations in NevadaJoe Fisher and Joyce Woodhouse, Nevada State Education Association (NSEA), re NSEA View of Status of Education in Nevada

2-5 Ted Sanders, Superintendent of Public Instruction, re Overview of Education in Nevada

2-25 Current Status of Vocational Education Dr. Robert Seckendorf, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Claude Evans, Secretary-Treasurer, Nevada AFL-CIO Jim Eardley, President, Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) Merlin Anderson, Administrator for Commission on Postsecondary Education Mike Rask, Executive Director, Vocational Education State Advisory Council Jack Davis, President, Western Nevada Community College Ted Sanders, Superintendent of Public Instruction Bill Trabert, Director, Vocational and Continuing Education

2-26 Further Discussion on Current Status of Vocational Education Marie Egbert, Advisory Council for Vocational Education David Fulstone, Advisory Council for Vocational Education

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Education 3-25A.B. 40



Education 4-15; 4-22; 4-23; 4-30A.B. 396


Education 4-15Ways and Means 5-29 am (2)

A.B. 459

Education 4-15; 4-22A.B. 460

Education 4-15; 4-22Ways and Means 5-1

A.B. 462

Education 4-15; 4-22A.B. 463

Education 4-15; 4-22; 4-23; 4-30A.B. 472

Education 2-26 as BDR; 4-30; 5-20A.B. 526

Education 4-30; 5-4 flWays and Means 5-18; 5-19

A.B. 555

Education 2-26 as BDR; 4-22 as BDR; 4-30; 5-20A.B. 563

Education 4-22 as BDR; 4-30A.B. 564


Education 4-22; 4-23; 4-29; 4-30A.J.R. 35


Education 1-28; 3-25S.B. 19

Education 2-4S.B. 24

Transportation 3-16Education 5-20Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)

S.B. 315


Education 4-22Government Affairs 5-4

S.B. 333

Education 5-20; 5-26S.B. 445



Education 3-25S.C.R. 2

Education 3-25; 4-2S.C.R. 3


Education 4-15; 4-22S.C.R. 15



1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Elections

DATE PRESENTATION1-27 Andrew Grose, Research Director, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Reapportionment

David Howard, Chief Deputy Secretary of State, re Reapportionment

2-16 Samuel Hohmann, Senior Research Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Urban and Rural Districts (exhibit only)

3-16 Residency of statewide officeholders since 1952 (exhibit only)Proposed legislation packet from Clark County Republican Central Committee (exhibit only)

3-23 Andrew Grose, Research Director, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Reapportionment

3-31 Discussion re Reapportionment in the Rural Counties

4-13 Discussion re Congressional Reapportionment

4-28 Discussion re Reapportionment

5-11 Andrew Grose, Research Director, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Reapportionment

5-16 Discussion of Reapportionment

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Elections 2-10; 2-24A.B. 74


Elections 3-16A.B. 88

Elections 2-2 as BDR; 2-17; 2-24A.B. 96

Elections 4-6; 4-27; 5-11A.B. 138

Elections 2-23; 3-31; 4-7; 4-27A.B. 164






Elections 4-21 fl as BDR; 4-22; 4-27A.B. 545




Elections 5-4 as BDRA.B. 616

Elections 5-11; 5-18; 5-27 flA.B. 630

Elections 5-18; 5-19A.B. 645


Elections 5-11 as BDR; 5-18A.B. 651

Elections 5-11 as BDR; 5-18; 5-19A.B. 652


Elections 2-10; 2-23; 2-24A.J.R. 13

Elections 4-7A.J.R. 22

Elections 3-16A.J.R. 23

Elections 4-27; 5-11; 5-19S.B. 88

Elections 2-16; 2-17S.B. 90


Elections 2-23S.B. 94

Elections 2-16; 2-17; 2-24S.B. 95

Elections 2-16; 2-17S.B. 105

Elections 4-27S.B. 124


Elections 5-18; 5-19S.B. 454

Elections 5-18; 5-19S.B. 597

Elections 2-2S.C.R. 1

Elections 5-18; 5-19S.C.R. 53


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Government Affairs

DATE PRESENTATION1-28 Discussion about Initiative Petition, Governor's Proposal re Consumer Advocate, and

Recommendations of the Legislative Commission's Subcommittee to Study the Public Service Commission

2-4 Discussion of Initiative Petition (Consumer Advocate)


2-16 jt Discussion of Initiative Petition (Consumer Advocate)


2-24 Discussion about Energy Consumption

3-6 sub Discussion of Initiative Petition (Consumer Advocate)

3-9 sub Discussion of Initiative Petition (Consumer Advocate)

3-13 sub Discussion of BDR 58-1730 and Initiative Petition (Consumer Advocate)

3-27 sub Discussion of BDR 58-1730 (Consumer Advocate)


4-7 Discussion of Forthcoming Consumer Advocate bill

4-27 John Crossley, Legislative Auditor, re Audit of Washoe County Airport Authority

5-6 sub Discussion re Comstock Historical Society

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Government Affairs 2-25; 2-27; 3-5; 3-9; 5-20A.B. 2

Government Affairs 2-5A.B. 5

Judiciary 2-13; 2-16Government Affairs 5-4

A.B. 6

Government Affairs 2-5; 2-19; 2-25; 3-5; 3-9A.B. 8


Government Affairs 2-5; 3-10A.B. 17

Government Affairs 2-17; 2-18; 3-10; 3-17A.B. 29

Government Affairs 2-5; 3-2 sub; 3-11Ways and Means 3-9

A.B. 34

Government Affairs 1-26 as BDR; 2-3A.B. 35

Government Affairs 1-26 as BDR; 2-3; 2-6; 2-10A.B. 36

Government Affairs 1-26 as BDR; 2-5; 3-10A.B. 37

Government Affairs 1-26 as BDR; 2-19; 3-10; 3-30 sub; 4-14; 4-21A.B. 38


Government Affairs 2-10; 2-12; 2-19; 3-16; 3-31; 4-6; 5-1; 5-12A.B. 48

Government Affairs 1-28 as BDR; 4-1; 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt; 6-2A.B. 55



Government Affairs 2-3 as BDR; 2-4; 2-11; 2-16 jt (asm and sen); 2-19; 3-6 sub; 3-9 sub; 3-13 sub; 3-31; 4-15; 5-1Ways and Means 2-24Transportation 5-24

A.B. 58



Government Affairs 2-12Ways and Means 4-27; 4-29

A.B. 64

Government Affairs 3-3; 3-16; 3-17; 4-1Ways and Means 4-20; 4-21; 5-18

A.B. 65


Government Affairs 2-6; 2-25; 5-22A.B. 78

Government Affairs 2-4; 2-11; 2-16 jt (asm and sen); 3-9 sub; 4-15A.B. 85



Government Affairs 2-12; 2-19; 2-19 sub; 2-25; 3-10; 3-10 sub; 3-11; 3-17A.B. 94









Government Affairs 2-19Transportation 4-6

A.B. 142


Government Affairs 3-23 jt; 4-2; 4-3A.B. 145


Commerce 3-5; 4-8Government Affairs 4-15

A.B. 150



Government Affairs 2-5 as BDR; 3-2 sub; 3-26Ways and Means 3-9; 3-17Legislative Functions 4-2

A.B. 154

Government Affairs 2-26Ways and Means 4-30

A.B. 161

Government Affairs 3-23 jt; 3-26; 4-2; 5-20; 6-2Taxation 4-11 jt

A.B. 167

Government Affairs 2-24; 3-2 sub; 3-17; 3-26; 5-11Ways and Means 3-9; 4-13; 4-14; 4-23

A.B. 168





Government Affairs 3-11 jt; 3-17; 3-26; 5-25Judiciary 5-25

A.B. 189




Government Affairs 3-23 jt; 3-31; 4-3A.B. 201


Government Affairs 4-20 jt; 4-28 jtA.B. 225

Government Affairs 4-20 jtA.B. 226


Health and Welfare 3-11; 3-26Government Affairs 3-16Judiciary 4-15 jtTransportation 4-15 jtWays and Means 5-4Taxation 5-12; 5-18

A.B. 247



Health and Welfare 3-11Government Affairs 3-16; 3-17Ways and Means 4-30

A.B. 257


Government Affairs 3-17Taxation 5-26

A.B. 275




Government Affairs 3-23; 4-16; 4-21; 4-29Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-29

A.B. 283


Government Affairs 3-10 sub; 4-15; 5-22A.B. 284






Government Affairs 3-10 as BDR; 3-24; 3-31Judiciary 4-10; 5-13

A.B. 310










Ways and Means 4-6Government Affairs 4-14

A.B. 367





Government Affairs 4-6Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 378








Government Affairs 3-31 as BDR; 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt; 5-5 jt; 5-20; 5-25; 5-28A.B. 400





A.B. 412


Government Affairs 4-1 as BDR; 4-21; 4-29; 5-15; 5-23A.B. 416



Government Affairs 4-2; 4-14; 4-28; 5-20Ways and Means 5-28 am; 5-30 am (2)

A.B. 427






Government Affairs 4-7 as BDR; 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt (exhibit only); 5-5 jt; 6-2A.B. 452

Government Affairs 2-19 as pre-BDR; 4-16A.B. 468

Government Affairs 2-26 as pre-BDR; 4-28; 5-20A.B. 469



Government Affairs 4-9; 4-10 jt sub; 4-14Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub; 4-16

A.B. 473




Government Affairs 4-10 jt sub as BDR; 4-22; 5-23Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub

A.B. 484



Government Affairs 4-14 as BDR; 4-24; 5-4; 5-5; 5-7A.B. 495

Government Affairs 2-24 as pre-BDR; 4-24; 4-27; 5-20A.B. 504

Government Affairs 4-15 as BDR; 4-23; 4-27 sub; 5-6; 5-8; 5-13Ways and Means 5-24

A.B. 505


Government Affairs 4-15 as BDR; 4-24Ways and Means 5-7 am

A.B. 506







A.B. 515







Legislative Functions 4-30Government Affairs 5-1; 5-15Ways and Means 5-15 pm; 5-18

A.B. 528























Government Affairs 5-13 as BDR; 5-21; 5-28; 5-31 fl (am)A.B. 663



Government Affairs 5-16 flA.B. 673




Government Affairs 5-23Ways and Means 5-26 jt

A.B. 699



Government Affairs 5-31 fl (am)A.B. 706

Government Affairs 2-3A.C.R. 5





Government Affairs 3-16A.J.R. 18

Judiciary 4-2 as BDRGovernment Affairs 4-15

A.J.R. 31

Government Affairs 4-10 jt sub as BDR; 4-21Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub as BDR

A.J.R. 36

Government Affairs 4-16; 4-24S.B. 4

Government Affairs 4-9S.B. 14


Ways and Means 4-30Government Affairs 5-4; 5-20; 5-28

S.B. 22



Government Affairs 5-4Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pm; 5-27

S.B. 26


Government Affairs 3-25 (exhibit only)S.B. 43

Government Affairs 3-2 subS.B. 56



Ways and Means 3-11; 5-15 am; 5-29 am (1)Government Affairs 5-8

S.B. 74

Government Affairs 4-2Ways and Means 4-27; 4-29; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 81




S.B. 93

Ways and Means 2-23Government Affairs 3-4; 5-5

S.B. 100



Government Affairs 3-4Health and Welfare 3-11; 3-26; 4-8Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 144




S.B. 165



Government Affairs 4-2; 4-3; 4-24S.B. 174


S.B. 176

Government Affairs 3-4Ways and Means 3-24Judiciary 5-18; 5-20 pm; 5-28

S.B. 183


S.B. 193


Government Affairs 4-23; 4-27 sub; 5-6; 5-8; 5-13Ways and Means 5-24; 5-25 am

S.B. 214



Government Affairs 3-11 jtS.B. 263

Government Affairs 3-25; 4-7; 4-8; 4-14S.B. 268


Health and Welfare 3-11Government Affairs 3-16

S.B. 332

Education 4-22Government Affairs 5-4

S.B. 333


Ways and Means 3-5; 4-20; 5-4; 5-19Government Affairs 4-1

S.B. 340

Government Affairs 5-4; 5-11; 5-31 fl (pm)S.B. 343

Government Affairs 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt; 6-2S.B. 350



Government Affairs 4-1; 4-20 jt; 5-5 jtS.B. 367





Government Affairs 5-4; 5-5; 5-11Ways and Means 5-27; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 390



Taxation 3-16; 3-23; 3-24 jt; 3-30; 3-31 jt; 4-6 jt; 4-7 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-9 jt; 4-11 jt; 4-13 jt; 4-14 jt; 4-20; 4-21; 4-23; 4-27; 4-30 jt; 5-18; 5-22; 5-26Committee of the Whole 4-16 jtGovernment Affairs 4-27 sub; 5-8; 5-23; 5-25Ways and Means 5-1; 5-28 am

S.B. 411

Government Affairs 5-7Ways and Means 5-14 am; 5-16; 5-19

S.B. 421

Government Affairs 4-30Ways and Means 5-14 am

S.B. 422



Government Affairs 5-12Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 485

Government Affairs 5-14; 5-20; 5-22; 5-28; 6-2S.B. 488




Government Affairs 5-11; 512; 5-15S.B. 518

Government Affairs 5-7Judiciary 5-19

S.B. 526

Government Affairs 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt; 5-1; 5-5 jtS.B. 536

Government Affairs 4-20 jt; 4-28 jt; 5-1; 5-5 jtS.B. 537

Government Affairs 4-28 jt (exhibit only); 5-5 jtS.B. 550









Government Affairs 5-15Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)

S.B. 606


Commerce 5-20 flGovernment Affairs 5-22

S.B. 616









Government Affairs 5-29; 5-30 flS.B. 693

Government Affairs 5-27; 5-30 flS.B. 696


Government Affairs 5-31 fl (am)S.B. 709

Government Affairs 4-2; 4-3S.C.R. 14

Government Affairs 4-2Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-6; 4-20

S.C.R. 16

Government Affairs 4-9; 5-28S.J.R. 26

Government Affairs 5-25; 5-28S.J.R. 33


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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Health and Welfare


Health and Welfare 2-5A.B. 63


Health and Welfare 2-12; 2-25; 4-15; 5-26A.B. 107

Health and Welfare 2-25Ways and Means 5-14 pm (exhibit only); 5-19

A.B. 119

Health and Welfare 2-25Ways and Means 3-26; 4-8

A.B. 144

Health and Welfare 2-25; 3-25; 4-15A.B. 149

Health and Welfare 3-4; 3-26; 4-8; 4-15; 4-29A.B. 185



A.B. 247


A.B. 257

Judiciary 3-4 as BDRHealth and Welfare 3-11; 3-25; 5-26

A.B. 267


Health and Welfare 4-8; 4-22; 4-29A.B. 299

Health and Welfare 3-25; 5-26A.B. 304

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A.B. 445





Health and Welfare 4-22 as BDR; 5-26A.B. 642


Health and Welfare 3-26 as BDR; 5-20Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1); 5-30 am (2)

A.B. 655

Health and Welfare 5-26A.C.R. 47

Health and Welfare 2-5A.J.R. 12

Health and Welfare 2-25A.J.R. 17

Health and Welfare 5-20; 5-26A.J.R. 43

Health and Welfare 2-25S.B. 82





Health and Welfare 2-12; 3-4S.B. 121




S.B. 144





Health and Welfare 4-1Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 181



Health and Welfare 3-11Government Affairs 3-16

S.B. 332

Commerce 4-22; 5-11Health and Welfare 5-13

S.B. 366








Health and Welfare 5-6S.C.R. 26


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Judiciary

DATE PRESENTATION1-22 Brenda Durbin, Acting Chief, Department of Parole and Probation, re Department of Parole

and Probation

1-23 Richard W. Bunker, Chairman, Gaming Control Board, re Gaming in Nevada

1-26 Discussion of Court System in Nevada

1-30 Department of Law Enforcement Assistance, re Presentation and Demonstration of Drug-Sniffing Dog

2-11 Hal Newpher, Commission on Judicial Discipline, re Process of Complaints to Commission

1981 Assembly Judiciary - 1

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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Judiciary


Judiciary 2-13; 2-16; 2-24A.B. 3

Judiciary 2-13; 3-4; 3-5; 5-5Ways and Means 3-30

A.B. 4

Judiciary 2-13; 2-16Government Affairs 5-4

A.B. 6

Judiciary 1-28; 2-2A.B. 18


Commerce 2-20 sub; 3-6 sub; 3-18; 4-8; 4-22; 4-29Judiciary 5-13See also items in Supplemental Material to Assembly Commerce regarding mobile homes and rent control

A.B. 30

Commerce 2-12; 2-20 sub; 3-6 sub; 3-18; 4-8; 4-22; 4-29Judiciary 5-13

A.B. 31

Judiciary 1-30; 2-2; 2-4; 2-12; 2-13; 2-23A.B. 33

Judiciary 1-30; 2-2; 2-11A.B. 41

Judiciary 1-28 as BDR; 2-3; 2-26; 3-12; 3-26; 4-3; 4-22; 5-7A.B. 52

Judiciary 1-28 as BDR; 2-3; 2-12; 2-26; 3-31; 4-1A.B. 53

Judiciary 1-28 as BDR; 2-3; 2-26; 3-9A.B. 54

Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt subTransportation 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-16

A.B. 67

Judiciary 2-6; 2-12; 2-26; 3-3; 3-4; 5-25; 5-28Ways and Means 5-19

A.B. 68


Judiciary 2-6; 2-12; 2-26A.B. 72

Transportation 2-10; 3-23; 3-30Judiciary 5-6

A.B. 73





Judiciary 2-23; 3-3; 3-12; 3-18; 3-30; 3-31A.B. 112

Judiciary 4-13A.B. 114

Judiciary 2-25; 3-12A.B. 129

Judiciary 2-25; 3-12; 3-26A.B. 133


Judiciary 3-2; 3-12; 3-26; 4-6; 4-7; 4-10Ways and Means 5-4; 5-5; 5-22 jt am; 5-26

A.B. 157

Judiciary 3-2; 3-12; 5-20 pmA.B. 158

Judiciary 3-10; 3-11; 3-12; 5-7A.B. 178

Judiciary 3-6; 3-26; 5-4A.B. 187

Government Affairs 3-11 jt; 3-17; 3-26; 5-25Judiciary 5-25

A.B. 189

Judiciary 2-24 as BDR; 3-10A.B. 202



Judiciary 2-24 as BDR; 3-9; 3-13; 4-1; 4-21A.B. 204


Judiciary 3-6; 4-1; 4-29A.B. 227

Judiciary 2-25 as BDR; 3-4; 3-9; 3-10; 3-18Ways and Means 4-6; 4-14; 4-21

A.B. 228


Judiciary 3-11; 3-12A.B. 232

Judiciary 2-25 as BDR; 3-13; 3-26; 4-7; 4-10A.B. 234

Judiciary 2-26; 3-13; 3-23; 4-6; 4-7; 4-29A.B. 240

Judiciary 3-16; 3-18A.B. 241

Judiciary 3-16; 3-23; 4-6; 4-7; 5-7; 5-19; 5-28A.B. 246


A.B. 247

Judiciary 3-31; 4-3; 4-29; 5-1A.B. 250

Judiciary 3-27; 4-29A.B. 253


Judiciary 3-27; 4-6; 4-7; 4-10A.B. 255

Judiciary 3-4 as BDR; 3-17; 3-18; 4-1A.B. 265

Judiciary 3-4 as BDR; 3-23; 3-26A.B. 266

Judiciary 3-4 as BDRHealth and Welfare 3-11; 3-25; 5-26

A.B. 267


Judiciary 3-16; 5-7; 5-16 flA.B. 269

Judiciary 3-17; 3-18A.B. 270

Ways and Means 3-4 as BDR; 3-26; 3-31; 4-7Judiciary 5-6

A.B. 274


Judiciary 3-17; 3-18A.B. 280




A.B. 303


Government Affairs 3-10 as BDR; 3-24; 3-31Judiciary 4-10; 5-13

A.B. 310

Judiciary 3-12 as BDRTransportation 4-7; 5-6

A.B. 327



Judiciary 3-24; 5-7; 5-8A.B. 339

Judiciary 3-24; 4-6; 4-7; 4-10; 5-7; 5-8; 5-13A.B. 340





Judiciary 4-1; 4-22; 4-27A.B. 346

Judiciary 3-31; 4-3; 4-21A.B. 362


Judiciary 4-27; 5-6; 5-7A.B. 386


Judiciary 3-26 as BDR; 4-14; 4-15 jt; 5-7; 5-23Transportation 4-15 jt

A.B. 404



A.B. 412

Judiciary 4-27; 4-29A.B. 418

Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt subTransportation 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub

A.B. 421



Judiciary 4-2 as BDR; 4-21; 5-1; 5-5; 5-7; 5-21A.B. 425

Judiciary 4-20; 4-21; 4-24; 5-7; 5-13; 5-20 amA.B. 432

Judiciary 4-13; 4-29; 5-7A.B. 447

Judiciary 4-28; 4-30; 5-1; 5-5A.B. 453

Judiciary 4-27; 5-5; 5-7A.B. 454






Judiciary 4-23; 4-29A.B. 488





Judiciary 4-30; 5-7; 5-14A.B. 531








Judiciary 4-23 as BDRA.B. 548


Judiciary 5-4; 5-7; 5-12A.B. 561















Judiciary 5-23; 5-28A.B. 694

Judiciary 4-1A.C.R. 10





Judiciary 2-6; 2-12A.C.R. 16

Judiciary 1-27; 2-2A.J.R. 6 of the 60th Session

Judiciary 2-11; 2-12; 3-4; 3-9; 3-18A.J.R. 14


Judiciary 3-11; 3-26; 4-6; 4-22; 4-28A.J.R. 24

Judiciary 5-4A.J.R. 30

Judiciary 1-27; 2-2; 4-27A.J.R. 30 of the 60th Session

Judiciary 4-2 as BDRGovernment Affairs 4-15

A.J.R. 31

Judiciary 3-31 as BDR; 4-13; 5-7A.J.R. 33

Judiciary 4-23 as BDR; 5-4; 5-7A.J.R. 39

Judiciary 2-24S.B. 12

Judiciary 4-28; 5-7S.B. 13


Judiciary 2-17 jt; 3-25; 3-27S.B. 30

Judiciary 2-17 jt; 3-25S.B. 31



Judiciary 2-17 jtS.B. 34

Judiciary 2-18 jt; 5-18; 5-23S.B. 35


Judiciary 2-17 jt; 2-18 jtS.B. 37

Judiciary 2-18 jt; 5-12Ways and Means 5-27

S.B. 38

Judiciary 2-17 jt; 2-18 jt; 4-9 jt; 5-18; 5-19S.B. 39


Judiciary 2-12; 3-4; 3-6S.B. 55

Judiciary 2-17 jt; 2-18 jt; 5-18; 5-20 pm; 5-25S.B. 67

Ways and Means 4-21; 5-4; 5-5; 5-28 amJudiciary 4-22

S.B. 79

Transportation 3-2 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-13Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-14; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-7; 5-23

S.B. 83




Judiciary 3-3; 3-6; 3-18; 3-24Transportation 4-13

S.B. 107







Ways and Means 1-30Judiciary 3-23

S.B. 119

Judiciary 5-25; 5-28S.B. 149

Judiciary 3-11; 3-12S.B. 150




S.B. 183


Judiciary 4-2; 4-7; 4-10S.B. 188






Judiciary 4-20; 4-24; 4-28S.B. 224


Judiciary 5-13; 5-28S.B. 226





Judiciary 4-21; 5-5; 5-21S.B. 248




Judiciary 3-23; 4-7; 5-7; 5-19; 5-28S.B. 252





Judiciary 4-28; 5-28S.B. 256


Judiciary 4-8 jtS.B. 265




Judiciary 5-11; 5-12S.B. 282

Judiciary 4-14 jt; 5-6 jtS.B. 287



Judiciary 5-21; 5-23S.B. 310

Judiciary 3-11; 4-8 jtS.B. 312

Judiciary 4-9 jt; 4-14 jt; 5-6 jt; 5-26Ways and Means 6-3

S.B. 320

Judiciary 4-10; 4-22; 5-7S.B. 321

Judiciary 4-29; 5-7; 5-25S.B. 354

Judiciary 5-21; 5-23; 5-28S.B. 355





Judiciary 5-11; 5-23S.B. 359

Judiciary 4-23; 4-27Ways and Means 4-30

S.B. 371




Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 5-12; 5-23S.B. 413

Judiciary 4-15 jt; 5-12; 5-19S.B. 414

Judiciary 5-20 am; 5-28S.B. 415

Judiciary 5-21; 5-23S.B. 416

Judiciary 4-9 jt; 4-15 jtWays and Means 5-14 am

S.B. 418

Judiciary 5-22Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 425

Judiciary 5-22; 5-23Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 432

Judiciary 5-25; 5-28S.B. 436

Judiciary 5-11; 5-23S.B. 438


Judiciary 4-10; 5-7; 5-8; 5-13S.B. 440





Judiciary 5-20 pm; 5-23S.B. 450




Judiciary 4-15 jtTransportation 4-15 jt; 5-6; 5-28

S.B. 455





Government Affairs 5-7Judiciary 5-19

S.B. 526

Judiciary 4-15 jt; 4-16 jt; 5-6 jt; 5-20 pm; 5-23S.B. 527



Judiciary 5-26; 5-28Commerce 5-30; 5-31; 6-2 fl

S.B. 535



Judiciary 5-18; 5-19S.B. 577


Judiciary 4-30; 5-23; 5-28; 5-29 flS.B. 578








Judiciary 5-27; 5-28Ways and Means 5-28 am; 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1); 5-30 am (2)

S.B. 609

Judiciary 5-18; 5-29 flS.B. 610


Judiciary 5-18; 5-19S.B. 645

Judiciary 5-27; 5-28S.B. 654

Judiciary 5-27; 5-28S.B. 658


Judiciary 5-27; 5-28S.B. 670

Judiciary 5-27; 5-28S.B. 674

Judiciary 2-4S.C.R. 10

Judiciary 4-10; 5-7S.C.R. 27

Judiciary 2-11; 3-4; 4-28S.J.R. 18 of the 60th Session


Judiciary 5-7; 5-8S.J.R. 20

Judiciary 3-26; 4-8 jtS.J.R. 23

Judiciary 2-11; 3-4S.J.R. 25 of the 60th Session

Judiciary 5-22; 5-23; 5-25S.J.R. 32


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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Labor and Management


Labor and Management 2-9; 2-24; 3-17A.B. 14


Labor and Management 2-3; 3-16; 3-24; 3-30; 4-6A.B. 49

Labor and Management 2-24; 3-17; 3-24; 3-30A.B. 115

Labor and Management 2-24A.B. 117

Labor and Management 2-17; 4-14A.B. 136






Labor and Management 3-9; 3-23Ways and Means 4-21; 4-23

A.B. 233






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Labor and Management 2-17 as BDR; 3-11; 3-31; 4-14A.B. 296





Labor and Management 3-17 as BDR; 3-30; 4-7; 4-14A.B. 368







Labor and Management 4-6; 4-13; 4-14Ways and Means 5-30 am (1)

A.B. 433





Labor and Management 5-11 as BDR; 5-18; 5-19A.B. 650




Labor and Management 5-4A.C.R. 33

Labor and Management 5-19A.C.R. 44

Labor and Management 3-9; 3-17Ways and Means 3-24; 4-6; 4-7

S.B. 191

Commerce 3-26; 4-23Labor and Management 5-18

S.B. 202

Labor and Management 2-17; 4-21S.B. 230

Labor and Management 3-30S.B. 465




Labor and Management 5-19; 5-21; 5-25; 6-1 flS.B. 548



1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Legislative Functions

DATE PRESENTATION1-19 pm Discussion re Contested Election Between Michael T. FitzPatrick and James W. Schofield

1981 Assembly Legislative Functions - 1

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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Legislative Functions


Legislative Functions 1-29; 3-17 jtA.B. 12

Legislative Functions 2-3; 3-17 jtA.B. 84

Legislative Functions 3-12A.B. 127

Ways and Means 3-9; 3-12; 4-9; 4-21Legislative Functions 4-22

A.B. 153


A.B. 154

Legislative Functions 3-12; 4-2A.B. 287


Commerce 4-15; 4-29Legislative Functions 5-28

A.B. 375


A.B. 528

Economic Development and Natural Resources 5-11; 5-18; 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28

A.B. 640

Legislative Functions 5-13 as BDRWays and Means 5-18; 5-19

A.B. 671


Legislative Functions 2-11A.C.R. 17


Legislative Functions 3-12 as BDR; 4-2A.C.R. 24


Legislative Functions 3-17 jtA.C.R. 28

Legislative Functions 5-16; 5-29 flA.C.R. 29


Legislative Functions 5-16; 5-28A.C.R. 36


Legislative Functions 5-29 flA.C.R. 50

Legislative Functions 6-1 flA.C.R. 60

Legislative Functions 1-29A.J.R. 2

Legislative Functions 5-13A.J.R. 42

Legislative Functions 3-12 as BDR; 4-2A.R. 15

Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 flA.R. 26

Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 5-28; 5-29 flS.B. 10

Legislative Functions 5-28S.B. 11




Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 4-30S.B. 266

Legislative Functions 4-2; 4-22S.B. 293

Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 4-30; 5-13S.B. 299

Legislative Functions 3-17 jtS.B. 380


Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-14; 5-11; 5-18; 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28

S.B. 381

Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 4-2; 5-28S.B. 387

Legislative Functions 2-11S.C.R. 11

Legislative Functions 3-17 jtS.C.R. 12

Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 4-2; 4-30S.C.R. 20

Legislative Functions 3-17 jtS.C.R. 25

Legislative Functions 3-17 jt; 4-30; 5-13; 5-16S.C.R. 32


Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 flS.C.R. 54


Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 flS.C.R. 64

Commerce 5-25Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 fl

S.C.R. 65

Legislative Functions 5-16S.J.R. 38

Legislative Functions 5-28; 5-29 flS.J.R. 39


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Taxation

DATE PRESENTATION1-26 Roy Nickson, Executive Director, Department of Taxation, re Overview of Department of

TaxationJames Wadhams, Director, Department of Commerce, re Premium TaxDon Heath, Commissioner of Insurance, re Premium TaxErnest Newton, Executive Vice President, Nevada Taxpayers' Association, re Governor's Tax Package

1-27 Hal Bennett, Chief, Registration Division, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), re Tax Revenues Collected by the Department of Motor VehiclesRichard Bunker, Chairman, Nevada State Gaming Control Board, re Overview of Gaming TaxesJoe Greenley, Department of Wildlife, re Department of Wildlife Budget

2-3 jt Richard Bryan, Attorney General, re Taxation Problems Encountered by Attorney General's Office in 1979-1980

2-24 Discussion re Governor's Tax Package

3-3 jt Discussion of Actual Previous and Proposed Future Fiscal Needs of the 197 Local Political Subdivisions within the State of NevadaReport, "Histories and Summary Presentations of Revenue, Expenditure and Debt Data for Nevada Local Governments from Fiscal Year 1976-77 Through 1980-81"

3-10 pm Discussion re Tax Package

3-16 Discussion of Senate Bill No. 204 of the 60th Session

3-17 General Deliberations Towards Conclusions to be Enacted in the Final Tax Package

1981 Assembly Taxation - 1

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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Taxation


Taxation 2-3; 4-20; 4-28; 5-4; 5-11; 5-12A.B. 20

Taxation 1-26 as BDR; 2-2; 4-28A.B. 43

Taxation 1-26 as BDR; 2-2; 3-30; 4-20A.B. 44

Taxation 1-26 as BDR; 2-2A.B. 45


Taxation 1-26 as BDR; 2-2; 2-10; 2-17A.B. 47

Taxation 2-3; 2-9; 2-17; 3-2A.B. 59

Taxation 2-9A.B. 79

Taxation 2-2 as BDRA.B. 95

Taxation 2-9; 5-18; 5-25; 5-27Ways and Means 5-25 am

A.B. 97

Taxation 2-3 as BDR; 2-10; 2-16A.B. 99


Taxation 2-17; 4-20A.B. 116

Taxation 2-9 as BDR; 2-10; 3-9; 3-10 amA.B. 120


Taxation 2-9 as BDR; 2-16; 2-23; 3-10 pm; 4-28; 5-4A.B. 122

Taxation 2-17A.B. 125



Taxation 2-10 as BDR; 2-17; 4-20; 4-21; 4-27; 4-28; 4-30 jt; 5-22 flA.B. 134


Taxation 3-2; 4-28A.B. 159

Taxation 2-23; 3-2A.B. 162

Government Affairs 3-23 jt; 3-26; 4-2; 5-20; 6-2Taxation 4-11 jt

A.B. 167

Taxation 2-23; 3-2; 5-26A.B. 177



Taxation 3-30; 4-28A.B. 188



Taxation 2-23 as BDRA.B. 235



A.B. 247

Taxation 3-30; 5-4; 5-11A.B. 258

Government Affairs 3-17Taxation 5-26

A.B. 275


Taxation 3-10 pm; 4-28; 5-4A.B. 298

Taxation 3-23; 5-4Ways and Means 5-21

A.B. 330

Taxation 3-16; 5-26; 5-27Transportation 3-18 jt; 4-14; 5-16; 5-18

A.B. 338

Taxation 3-24 jt (exhibit only)A.B. 348

Taxation 3-23; 3-30; 3-31 jt; 4-6 jt; 4-7 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-9 jt; 4-11 jt; 4-13 jt; 4-14 jt; 4-15; 4-20; 4-21; 4-23; 5-22; 5-25; 5-26; 5-30Committee of the Whole 4-16 jtWays and Means 5-1; 5-28 amTransportation 5-16

A.B. 369

Taxation 4-27; 5-19A.B. 379

Taxation 4-6 jt; 4-13 jtA.B. 430



Taxation 4-27; 5-11A.B. 522



Taxation 5-12; 5-27; 5-30A.B. 608


Taxation 5-18; 5-25A.B. 637

Taxation 5-25; 5-27; 5-30A.B. 665




Taxation 5-22 fl as BDRA.B. 700

Transportation 5-25Taxation 6-3

A.B. 701

Taxation 2-3A.C.R. 1

Taxation 2-3A.J.R. 1

Taxation 2-9 as BDR; 2-10 as BDRA.J.R. 16

Taxation 3-2; 3-17; 4-21A.J.R. 21

Taxation 3-23; 3-30; 4-20; 4-21; 5-4; 5-11; 5-22A.J.R. 27


Taxation 4-28; 5-5A.J.R. 38



Taxation 4-28; 5-4; 5-5S.B. 7

Taxation 5-12S.B. 9

Taxation 2-17; 2-23; 3-2S.B. 16

Taxation 2-2; 3-30S.B. 27

Taxation 3-23; 3-24 jt; 3-30; 3-31 jt; 4-6 jt; 4-7 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-9 jt; 4-11 jt; 4-13 jt; 4-14 jt; 4-20; 4-30 jt; 5-18; 5-19; 5-22Committee of the Whole 4-16 jtWays and Means 5-1; 5-28 am

S.B. 69

Taxation 2-23; 3-30S.B. 114

Taxation 3-9S.B. 139


Taxation 4-11 jt; 5-19 jtTransportation 4-27 (exhibit only); 5-19 jt; 5-25

S.B. 154

Transportation 3-18 jt; 4-14Taxation 4-11 jt

S.B. 222

Taxation 5-25; 5-27S.B. 244

Transportation 4-27; 5-16; 5-19 jtTaxation 5-19 jt; 5-25 (exhibit only); 6-3

S.B. 262

Taxation 5-12; 5-18S.B. 301



Commerce 5-25Taxation 5-27

S.B. 408


S.B. 411


Transportation 4-27 (exhibit only); 5-16; 5-19 jt; 5-20; 5-25Taxation 5-19 jt; 5-25 (exhibit only); 6-3

S.B. 477



Ways and Means 5-1; 5-27Taxation 5-18

S.B. 582

Taxation 5-18Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 583





Taxation 3-23 as BDR; 5-26S.B. 632

Taxation 3-23 as BDRS.B. 633


Taxation 5-26; 5-27S.B. 678



Taxation 2-9; 2-16S.J.R. 3

Taxation 2-16; 2-23; 3-2; 3-9; 4-20; 4-28; 5-5; 5-12S.J.R. 6 of the 60th Session

Taxation 2-9S.J.R. 19 of the 60th Session

Taxation 5-11; 5-19S.J.R. 21


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Transportation

DATE PRESENTATION1-22 jt Al Stone, Director, Nevada Department of Transportation, re Overview of Department

3-18 jt Discussion of Mass Transit in Urban Southern Nevada

1981 Assembly Transportation - 1

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1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Transportation


Transportation 2-10; 3-23A.B. 42


A.B. 58

Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt subTransportation 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-16

A.B. 67

Transportation 2-17; 3-24 jt; 4-20; 5-16Ways and Means 5-28 am

A.B. 69

Transportation 2-17; 3-24 jt; 4-20; 5-16Commerce 5-29

A.B. 70

Transportation 2-17; 3-24 jt; 4-13; 5-16A.B. 71

Transportation 2-10; 3-23; 3-30Judiciary 5-6

A.B. 73

Transportation 3-9A.B. 108

Transportation 3-30; 4-7; 4-20; 5-28A.B. 109

Government Affairs 2-19Transportation 4-6

A.B. 142


Transportation 2-17 as BDR; 5-8 sub; 5-12A.B. 179

Transportation 5-8 subA.B. 218





A.B. 247



Judiciary 3-12 as BDRTransportation 4-7; 5-6

A.B. 327

Transportation 3-18 jt; 4-14; 5-16A.B. 337

Taxation 3-16; 5-26; 5-27Transportation 3-18 jt; 4-14; 5-16; 5-18

A.B. 338


A.B. 369



Judiciary 3-26 as BDR; 4-14; 4-15 jt; 5-7; 5-23Transportation 4-15 jt

A.B. 404

Transportation 4-14; 5-8 sub; 5-11; 5-12A.B. 419

Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt subTransportation 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub

A.B. 421


Transportation 4-6 as BDR; 5-5A.B. 448







Transportation 5-8 subA.B. 595



Transportation 4-7 as pre-BDR; 5-18A.B. 636

Transportation 5-22Ways and Means 5-28 am

A.B. 698

Transportation 5-25Taxation 6-3

A.B. 701

Transportation 4-13; 5-16S.B. 52

Transportation 4-6S.B. 53


Transportation 3-2 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-13Judiciary 4-8 jt; 4-14; 4-15 jt; 4-26 jt sub; 5-7; 5-23

S.B. 83

Judiciary 3-3; 3-6; 3-18; 3-24Transportation 4-13

S.B. 107

Taxation 4-11 jt; 5-19 jtTransportation 4-27 (exhibit only); 5-19 jt; 5-25

S.B. 154







S.B. 161



Transportation 3-18 jt; 4-14Taxation 4-11 jt

S.B. 222


Transportation 4-27; 5-16; 5-19 jtTaxation 5-19 jt; 5-25 (exhibit only); 6-3

S.B. 262

Ways and Means 3-30; 4-23Transportation 5-26; 5-28

S.B. 284

Transportation 3-26 jtS.B. 297



S.B. 315






Transportation 5-8 sub; 5-12; 5-20S.B. 398

Transportation 5-8 sub; 5-12S.B. 399

Transportation 4-14; 5-11; 5-18S.B. 444

Judiciary 4-15 jtTransportation 4-15 jt; 5-6; 5-28

S.B. 455


Transportation 4-27 (exhibit only); 5-16; 5-19 jt; 5-20; 5-25Taxation 5-19 jt; 5-25 (exhibit only); 6-3

S.B. 477








Transportation 4-6S.J.R. 24


1981 Index of Presentations Made in the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means

DATE PRESENTATION1-20 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Revenue Projections

1-21 Mike Alastuey, Deputy Budget Director, Department of Administration, re Recommended One-Shot and Supplemental Appropriations for 1980-1981

1-22 William Hancock, Manager, Public Works Board, re Recommended Capital Improvement ProgramJohn Meder, Administrator, Division of State Parks, re Park Improvement Projects

1-23 Mike Alastuey, Depuy Budget Director, Department of Administration Overview of Budget Governor's Office BudgetBerlyn Miller, Chairman, Governor's Management Task Force, re Office of Operational Analysis BudgetMichael de la Torre, Director, Department of Law Enforcement, re Crime Prevention BudgetBob Hill, Coordinator, State Planning Office Comprehensive Statewide Planning Budget Commission on the Future of Nevada Budget Four Corners Regional Commission Budget

1-26 Walter McKenzie, Director, Department of Economic Development, re Department BudgetCaroline Hadley, Editor, Nevada Magazine, re Magazine BudgetE.H. Fitz, Chairman, State Public Works Board, re Board BudgetRoy Nickson, Executive Director, Department of Taxation, re Department BudgetJim Wittenberg, Director, State Personnel Division, re State Employees' Pay Package

1-27 Ralph DiSibio, Director, Department of Human Resources, re Overview of Department and its BudgetFrank Carmen, Director, Youth Services Division Youth Services Division Budget Innovative Youth Grant Project Budget Probation Subsidies Budget Youth Parole Budget Nevada Girls Training Center Budget Nevada Youth Training Center Budget Alternative Placements Budget Northern Nevada Children's Home Budget Southern Nevada Children's Home BudgetBob Gagnier, Executive Secretary, Nevada State Employees Association, re Pay Package

1-28 Ralph DiSibio, Director, Department of Human Resources, re Division of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Budget

1-29 Ralph DiSibio, Director, Department of Human Resources, re Division of Mental Hygiene and Mental Retardation BudgetMike Alastuey, Deputy Budget Director, Department of Administration, re Department BudgetStan Colton, State Treasurer, re Treasurer's Budget

1-30 William Engel, Adjutant General, re Department of the Military BudgetBarney Dahl, Director, Civil Defense and Disaster Agency, re Agency Budget

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2-2 John Duarte, Chief of Management Services, Welfare Division, re Division BudgetWilliam Swackhamer, Secretary of State, re Secretary of State's BudgetBarney Dahl, Director, Civil Defense and Disaster Agency, re Agency BudgetMerlin Anderson, Administrator, Commission on Postsecondary Education, re Commission Budget

2-3 Ralph DiSibio, Director, Department of Human Resources, re Division of Aging Services BudgetDel Frost, Administrator, State Rehabilitation Division, re Division BudgetJohn Carr, Health Officer, re Health Division Budget

2-4 John Carr, Health Officer, re Health Division BudgetBryn Armstrong, Chairman, Board of Parole Commissioners, re Board BudgetA.A. Campos, Chief Parole and Probation Officer, re Parole and Probation Budget

2-5 Michael de la Torre, Director, Department of Law Enforcement Assistance, re Department BudgetCharles Wolff, Director, Department of Prisons, re Department Budget

2-6 Perry Comeaux, Assistant Director, Department of Prisons, re Department BudgetCharles Wolff, Director, Department of Prisons, re Department Budget

2-9 Donald Baepler, Chancellor, University of Nevada System, re System BudgetLeonard Goodall, President, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), re UNLV BudgetJoe Crowley, President, University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), re UNR Budget

2-10 Joe Crowley, President, University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), re UNR BudgetRobert Daugherty, Dean, University of Nevada Medical School, re School BudgetClifford Murino, President, Desert Research Institute, re Institute Budget

2-11 William Berg, President, Northern Nevada Community College, re College BudgetJack Davis, President, Western Nevada Community College, re College BudgetJim Eardley, President, Truckee Meadows Community College, re College BudgetJudith Eaton, President, Clark County Community College, re College BudgetJoe Fisher, Executive Director, Nevada State Education Association, re University of Nevada System FundingTed Sanders, Superintendent of Public Instruction, re Distributive School Fund

2-12 Marvin Picollo, Temporary Secretary, Nevada State School Boards Association, re Distributive School Fund

2-13 Perry Comeaux, Deputy Director, Department of Prisons, re Department Budgets

2-16 Discussion of Recommendations of Governor's Management Task ForceJames Wadhams, Director, Department of Commerce, re Department BudgetAl McNitt, Administrator, Housing Division, re Division BudgetWayne Tetrault, Administrator, Manufactured Housing Division, re Division BudgetTom Huddleston, State Fire Marshal, re Fire Marshal BudgetLynn Luman, Administrator, Real Estate Division, re Division Budget


2-17 James Wadhams, Director, Department of Commerce, re Department BudgetLynn Luman, Administrator, Real Estate Division, re Division BudgetJoseph Sevigny, Superintendent of Banks, re Financial Institutions Division BudgetDon Heath, Insurance Commissioner, re Insurance Division BudgetNancy Spraig, Director, Consumer Affairs Division, re Division BudgetDave Shaffer, Administrator, Unclaimed Property Division, re Division BudgetHolly Elder, Officer, Developmental Disabilities Advocate Office, re Office BudgetEd McGoldrick, Labor Commissioner, re Labor Commission Budget

2-18 John Schilling, Director, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, re Mining Cooperative FundBill Wright, Chairman, Board of the Department of Museums and History, re Department BudgetPeter Bandurraga, Director, Nevada Historical Society, re Society BudgetScott Miller, Director, Nevada State Museum, re Museum BudgetJoe Anderson, State Librarian, re Nevada State Library BudgetTom Ballow, Executive Director, Department of Agriculture, re Department BudgetPhil Martinelli, Director, Division of Plant Industry Division of Plant Industry Budget Meat Inspection Budget Agricultural Registration and Enforcement Budget Alfalfa Seed Research BudgetSteve Mahoney, Director, Livestock Brand Division, re Livestock Inspection FundJack Armstrong, Director, Animal Industry Division, re Veterinary Medical Services

2-23 Richard Bryan, Attorney General, re Attorney General's Office BudgetNorm Herring, State Public Defender, re Public Defender's Office BudgetMyron Leavitt, Lieutenant Governor, re Lieutenant Governor's Office BudgetMary Finnell, Chief, Risk Management Division, re Division BudgetMike Alastuey, Deputy Budget Director, Department of Administration, re Clear Creek Youth Center BudgetBill Hatifield, Commmissioner for Veterans' Affairs, re Commissioner's Budget

2-24 Noel Clark, Director, Department of Energy, re Department BudgetDuane Sudweeks, Administrator, Colorado River Resources Division, re Division BudgetHeber Hardy, Director, Public Service Commission, re Commission Budget

2-25 Bruce Greenhalgh, Director, Department of General Services, re Department Overview and Budget

2-26 Joseph Greenley, Director, Department of Wildlife, re Department BudgetJoe Packham, Wildlife Staff Specialist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, re Predatory Animal and Rodent Control BudgetJohn Humphrey, Secretary, Nevada Sheep Commission Woolgrowers Predatory Animal Control Committee Budget Sheep Commission Budget Grazing Board ContributionsEd Markovich, Director, Rural Housing Authority, re Rural Housing BugetDoris Palazzolo, Director, State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee, re Committee BudgetLinda Ryan, Director, State Office of Community Services, re Office Budget


3-2 Donald W. Driggs, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), re WICHE BudgetLarry McCracken, Director, Employment Security Department Unemployment Compensation Administration Budget OASI Administration Budget Las Vegas/Clark County Consortium Contract Washoe County Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Contract CETA - Nevada Balance of State Work Incentive Program Employment Security FundWill Keating, Assistant Executive Officer, Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS), re PERS BudgetAnn Silver, Executive Director, State Comprehensive Employment and Training Office, re Office BudgetJim Wittenberg, Director, State Personnel Division, re Division Budget

3-4 Charles Springer, Associate Justice, Nevada Supreme Court, re Administrative Office of the Courts Budget

3-5 Joe Nusbaum, Chairman, Nevada Industrial Commission, re Commission BudgetRichard Bunker, Chairman, Gaming Control Board, re Board Budget

3-10 Roland Westergard, Director, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, re Department BudgetWilliam Newman, State Engineer, re Division of Water Resources BudgetJim Hawke, Administrator, Division of Water Planning, re Division BudgetJac Shaw, Administrator, Division of State Lands, re Division BudgetJoyce Hall, Administrator, Division of Mineral Resources Division of Mineral Resources Budget Oil and Gas Conservation Commission BudgetMimi Rodden, Member, Comstock Historic District Commission, re Commission Budget

3-11 John Fransway, Chairman, Environmental Commission, re Commission BudgetLou Dodgion, Administrator, Division of Environmental Protection, re Division BudgetMimi Rodden, Administrator, Division of Historic Preservation and Archeology, re Division BudgetJohn Meder, Administrator, Division of State Parks, re Division BudgetLodi Smith, State Forester Firewarden, re Division of Forestry Budget

3-12 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Assembly Committee on Ways and Means Progress Report

3-17 Charles Springer, Associate Justice, Nevada Supreme Court, re Administrative Office of the Courts Budget

3-23 Jim Avance, Administrator, Taxicab Authority, re Authority BudgetJim Wittenberg, Administrator, Personnel Division, re Division BudgetWilson McGowan, State Controller, re Controller's Office BudgetBruce Greenhalgh, Director, Department of General Services, re Central Data Processing Budget


3-24 Roy Tennison, Secretary, Athletic Commission, re Commission BudgetJoseph Nusbaum, Director, Nevada Industrial Commission Nevada Industrial Commission Budget Inspector of Mines Budget Rehabilitation Center BudgetHoward Barrett, Chief, Hearing Division, re Division BudgetScott Baker, State Industrial Attorney, re State Industrial Attorney's BudgetDuane Goble, Executive Secretary, Racing Commission, re Commission Budget

3-25 jt National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Workshop on Medicaid

3-30 Al Stone, Director, Department of Transportation, re Department BudgetBarton Jacka, Director, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) DMV Director's Office Budget Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Budget DMV Administrative Services Division BudgetHale Bennett, Chief, DMV Registration Division, re Division Budget

3-31 Bart Jacka, Director, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) DMV Records Search Budget DMV Drivers License Division Budget DMV Motor Carrier Division Budget Highway Patrol Budget Switcher OperationJackie Belmont, Director, Nevada State Council on the Arts, re Council BudgetElwood Moose, Executive Director, Indian Affairs Commission, re Commission Budget

4-1 Arthur Crosby, Manager, Computer Facility, re Facility BudgetLee Rayford, Executive Director, Equal Rights Commission, re Commission BudgetKen Frazier, Commissioner, Employee-Management Relations Board, re Board BudgetWilliam Smith, Executive Director/Secretary, Dairy Commission, re Commission BudgetMarcia de Braga, High School Rodeo Association, re Association BudgetBill Behrens, Secretary/Treasurer, Nevada Junior Livestock Show Board, re Board BudgetBarton Jacka, Director, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Traffic Safety Division Budget Traffic Safety Federal Grants Emergency Medical Services - Fleischmann Grant DMV Automation Division Budget

4-3 Budget closings Department of the Military Adjutant General Construction Fund National Guard Benefits Labor Commission Athletic Commission Department of Energy Division of Research and Development Western Interstate Energy Board Division of Conservation and Planning Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Budget Division


4-7 Budget closings Group Insurance Committee Merit Award Board Retired Employees Group Insurance Aerial Navigation Charts Public Works Board Public Works Inspection Section Commissioner for Veterans' Affairs Indian Affairs Commission

4-9 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Proposed Plan to Reduce Budget Items by a Percentage MethodBudget closings Comprehensive Statewide Planning Commission on the Future of Nevada Crime Prevention State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee State Comprehensive Employment and Training Office Office of Community Services Weatherization - Office of Community Services Community Development - Office of Community Services Crisis Intervention - Office of Community Services Office of Controller Clear Creek Youth Center Department of General Services - Director's Office Purchasing Division Commodity Food Program Surplus Property Section General Services Mail Department of General Services Motor Vehicle Operations Division (Motor Pool) Motor Vehicle Purchase Marlette Lake Nevada Magazine Equal Rights Commission Rapid Charge Process (EEOC) Federal Grant - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Employee-Management Relations Board Nevada State Council on the Arts Nevada Department of Museums and History

4-14 Budget closings Nevada Historical Society Nevada State Museum Lost City Museum Nevada State Museum - Las Vegas Nevada State Library Library Center for Cooperative Library Services Archives Library Service Improvement Program California-Nevada Interstate Compact State Multiple Use Advisory Committee on Federal Lands Carey Act Trust Fund Division of Mineral Resources Virginia and Truckee Railroad Museum Comstock Historic District Commission


4-16 Heber Hardy, Commissioner, Public Service Commission, re Commission Budget

4-20 Stephen Bradhurst, Director, MX Planning Office, re MX Planning

4-21 Budget closings Administrative Office of the Courts Legal Defense Fund Judicial Education District Judges' Salary District Judges' and Widows' Pensions Supreme Court Justices' and Widows' Pensions District Judges' Travel Supreme Court Salary Board of Pardons Retired Judge-Justice Duty Fund Judicial Selection Commission Judicial Discipline Commission Law Library Attorney General Special Litigation Account Private Detective Office of Extradition Coordinator Antitrust Governor's Out-of-State Travel State Unemployment Compensation Risk Management Division Cooperative Personnel Services Intergovernmental Personnel Four Corners Regional Commission Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Office of Director Division of Water Resources Division of Water Planning Division of State Lands Division of Historic Preservation and Archeology


4-22 Budget closings Department of Commerce - Office of Director Financial Institutions Division Thrift Companies Division of Banking Division of Savings and Loans Credit Union Division Prepaid Funeral and Cemetery Board Unclaimed Property Division Division of Housing Manufactured Housing Division Insurance Division Insurance Fraud Section Self-Insurance - Worker's Compensation Insurance Examiners Revolving Fund National Association of Insurance Commissioners Insurance Recovery Fund Insurance Education and Research Unclaimed Life Insurance Funds Fire Marshal Forestry Intergovernmental Agreements Forest and Watershed Rehabilitation Marlette Hobart - Forestry Young Adult Conservation Corps (YACC) - Forestry Colorado River Resources State Energy Resources Advisory Board Colorado River Resources Power and Water Fund Alfred Merritt Smith Water Treatment Facility Colorado River Resources Federal Pumping and Transmission Facilities Colorado River Resources Research and Development Fort Mohave Valley Development Fund Division of Plant Industry Meat Inspection Agricultural Registration and Enforcement Fund Alfalfa Seed Research Veterinary Medical Services Apiary Inspection Fund Insect Abatement


4-23 Budget closings Division of Plant Industry Department of Wildlife Wildlife - Boating Program Predatory Animal and Rodent Control Woolgrowers Predatory Animal Control Committee Sheep Commission Grazing Board Contributions Department of Motor Vehicles - Office of the Director Administrative Services - Department of Motor Vehicles Drivers License Division - Department of Motor Vehicles Records Search - Department of Motor Vehicles Registration Division - Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Carrier Division - Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicle Pollution Control - Department of Motor Vehicles Highway Patrol Traffic Safety Grants Department of Motor Vehicles - Communication Section - Highway Patrol Traffic Safety Division Traffic Safety Federal Grants Emergency Medical Services - Fleischmann Grant Department of Motor Vehicles - Automation Division Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) Nevada Industrial Commission Inspector of Mines Hearings-Appeals Division Appeals Officer State Industrial Attorney Unemployment Compensation Administration OASI Administration Nevada Employment Security Department - Washoe County Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Contract Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Comprehensive Employment and Training Act - Nevada Balance of State Work Incentive Program Employment Security Fund Comprehensive Statewide Planning Comprehensive Statewide Planning - Federal Funds Private Detective State Treasurer State Unemployment Compensation Four Corners Regional Commission Commission on Postsecondary Education

4-27 Joe Nusbaum, Director, Nevada Industrial Commission, re Questions Regarding Commission Budget

4-29 Dr. Clifford Murino, President, and Dr. Martin Mifflin, Hydrogeologist, Desert Research Institute (DRI), re Water System at Jean Prison


4-30 Budget closings Athletic Commission Nevada Industrial Commission Nevada Industrial Commission - Rehabilitation Center Rural Housing Nevada High School Rodeo Association Mining Cooperative Fund Nevada Junior Livestock Show Board Carson City Taxes Bond Interest and Redemption Fund General Obligation Bond Commission Medical Malpractice (AG) State Agencies Training Personnel Assessment Reallocation Professional and Vocational Boards Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Division of Conservation Districts Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Division of Mineral Resources Division of Forestry Livestock Inspection Fund Parole and Probation Department of Law Enforcement Assistance - Director's Office

5-1 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Education Subcommittee ReportBudget closings Education Support Services Vocational Education School Lunch Program Driver Education Elementary and Secondary Education Act - Title I Elementary and Secondary Education Act - Title IVB and C Elementary and Secondary Education Act - Title V Elementary and Secondary Education Act - Title VI Discretionary Grants Program Teacher Training for Handicapped Children Fleischmann Scholarships Adult Basic Education Department of Education - Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Care of Handicapped Higher Education Student Loan Fund Professional Standards Commission Proficiency Testing Displaced Homemakers Risk Management Division Records Management Services General Services Accounting Personnel Division State Agencies Training Marlette Lake Water Treatment Plant


5-5 Budget closings Capital Improvements Park Improvement Program Racing Commission - Henderson Track Racing Commission Taxicab Authority Environmental Commission Division of Forestry Administrative Services - Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicle Pollution Control - Department of Motor Vehicles Comprehensive Employment and Training Act - Nevada Balance of State

5-7 pm Assemblyman Nicolas Horn re the Switcher ReportBudget closings Division of State Parks State Park Planning and Development Youth Conservation Corps - Division of State Parks Park Improvement Program Division of Buildings and Grounds Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) Loan Fund

5-11 pm Budget closings Nevada State Museum State Treasurer Civil Defense Training Grant - Civil Defense Flood Insurance Program Hazards Preparedness Planning - Civil Defense Emergency Planning Program RADEF Program Personnel and Administration Program - Civil Defense Surplus Property - National Weather Services Grant Federal Disaster Assistance Administration Parole Board

5-12 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Committee Work Session on Reductions in Various State Agencies' BudgetsBudget closings Consumer Affairs Division Insurance Division Division of Real Estate Real Estate Education and Research Real Estate Investigative Fund Real Estate Recovery Account Developmental Disabilities Protection and Advocacy Gaming Control Board Investigative Fund Division of State Lands Division of Environmental Protection Forest Fire Suppression Office of the Attorney General State Printing Office


5-13 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Subcommittee Report on University of Nevada BudgetAssemblyman Dean Rhoads re Subcommittee Report on Department of Transportation BudgetBudget closings Department of Transportation Department of Transportation - Urban Mass Transit Administration

5-14 am Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Gaming Subcommittee ReportBudget closings Central Data Processing Computer Facility Department of Taxation Public Defender

5-14 pm Assemblyman John Vegiels re Human Resources Subcommittee ReportBill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Human Resources Subcommittee Reports on Mental Hygiene and Mental Retardation, and Youth Services DivisionAssemblyman John Vegiels re Human Resources Subcommittee Report on Probation SubsidiesBudget closings Division of Mental Hygiene and Mental Retardation Youth Services Division Probation Subsidies

5-15 am Budget closings Highway Patrol Special Rural Fire Departments Renewable Resources Tax Allocation Senior Citizens' Property Tax Assistance Department of Taxation

5-15 pm Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Classified Salary Proposal Subcommittee ReportAssemblyman Robinson and Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Human Resources Subcommittee Report on Rehabilitation Administration, and Welfare AdministrationBudget closings Department of Human Resources Social Services - Vocational Rehabilitation Services to the Blind Business Enterprise Contingency Fund Food Stamps Assistance to the Aged and Blind Purchase of Social Services


5-16 Assemblyman Alan Glover re Capital Improvements Subcommittee ReportAssemblyman Nicolas Horn re Prison Subcommittee ReportBudget closings MX Planning Silicosis and Disabled Pensions Energy Tax Allowance Public Service Commission Consumer Advocate Office Displaced Homemakers Department of Economic Development Office of Operational Analysis Mansion Maintenance Office of the Governor Capital Improvements Department of Prisons Parole and Probation Department of Prisons â€“ Office of the Director Southern Nevada Correctional Center Southern Desert Correctional Center Nevada State Prison Northern Nevada Correctional Center Nevada Women's Correctional Center Honor Camps Prison Warehouse Fund Northern Nevada Restitution Center Southern Nevada Restitution Center Nevada Women's Pre-Release Center Prison Dairy Offender Store Fund Prison Industry Division of Forestry

5-18 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Estimated Budget Status as of May 17, 1981

5-20 jt Discussion of State Employees' Pay Increase


5-22 jt am Budget Closings Community Service Administration University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) Intercollegiate Athletics - University of Nevada, Reno Agriculture Experiment Station Cooperative Extension Service School of Medical Sciences University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Intercollegiate Athletics - University of Nevada, Las Vegas Clark County Community College Western Nevada Community College (WNCC) Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) Northern Nevada Community College (NNCC) Desert Research Institute (DRI) Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) Education State Programs Vocational Education Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Care of Handicapped Professional Standards Commission Displaced Homemakers Nevada Historical Society Nevada State Museum Lost City Museum Nevada State Museum - Las Vegas Nevada State Library Archives Innovative Grant Project Division of Aging Services Probation Subsidies Youth Parole Nevada Girls Training Center Nevada Youth Training Center Rehabilitation Administration Office of the Health Officer Bureau of Community Health Services Maternal and Child Health - Title I Vital Statistics Health Planning and Resources Emergency Medical Services


5-22 jt pm Budget Closings Nevada State Museum Division of Mental Hygiene and Mental Retardation Nevada Mental Health Institute Facility for the Mental Offender - Lake's Crossing Reno Mental Health Center Children's Behavioral Services, Washoe Las Vegas Mental Health Center Children's Behavioral Services, Las Vegas Rural Clinics Northern Nevada Mental Retardation Services Southern Nevada Mental Retardation Services Community Training Centers Retired Senior Volunteer Program Resident Placement Account Food Stamps Child Welfare Aid to Dependent Children Assistance to the Aged and Blind Medical Care Unit


5-23 jt William D. Swackhamer, Nevada Secretary of State, re Reductions in the Prison BudgetBudget Closings Nevada Mental Health Institute Department of the Military Adjutant General Construction Fund National Guard Benefits Civil Defense Training Grant - Civil Defense Flood Insurance Program Hazards Preparedness Planning - Civil Defense Surplus Property - National Weather Services Grant Department of Law Enforcement Assistance Investigation Division, Department of Law Enforcement Assistance Peace Officer Standards and Training, DLEA Financial Institutions Division Consumer Affairs Division Manufactured Housing Division Insurance Division Fire Marshal Division of Real Estate Labor Commission Public Service Commission Department of Utility-Transportation Customer Representation Gaming Control Board Racing Commission - Henderson Track Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Division of Water Resources Division of Water Planning Division of Conservation Districts Division of State Lands Division of Environmental Protection Division of Mineral Resources Division of Forestry Department of Energy Division of Plant Industry Agricultural Registration and Enforcement Fund Livestock Inspection Fund Veterinary Medical Services Department of Motor Vehicles - Office of the Director Administrative Services - Department of Motor Vehicles Records Search - Department of Motor Vehicles Registration Division - Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Carrier Division - Department of Motor Vehicles Highway Patrol Traffic Safety Division Department of Transportation Department of Transportation - Urban Mass Transit Administration Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) Nevada Industrial Commission Comprehensive Employment and Training Act - Nevada Balance of State Work Incentive Program Rural Housing Medical Malpractice (AG) State Agencies Training Central Data Processing Reallocation Capital Improvements Park Improvement Program


5-24 Budget closings State Park Planning and Development Legislative Counsel Bureau

5-24 jt Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Prison Subcommittee ReportBudget Closings Southern Nevada Correctional Center Southern Desert Correctional Center Nevada State Prison Northern Nevada Correctional Center Nevada Women's Correctional Center Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Professional Standards Commission Nevada Girls Training Center Welfare Administration Department of Law Enforcement Assistance - Director's Office Investigation Division, Department of Law Enforcement Assistance Peace Officer Standards and Training Division of Mental Hygiene and Mental Retardation

5-25 jt Budget Closings Medical Care Unit Labor Commission Park Improvement Program State Agencies Training Division of Water Resources Division of Water Planning State Park Planning and Development Nevada State Library National Guard Benefits Fire Marshal Insurance Division Consumer Affairs Division Office of the Governor Office of Operational Analysis Comprehensive Statewide Planning Comprehensive Statewide Planning - Federal Funds Hazards Preparedness Planning - Civil Defense Civil Defense

5-25 pm Assemblyman Alan Glover re Parks Subcommittee ReportBill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Remaining Differences Between the Assembly Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee

5-26 Bill Bible, Fiscal Analyst, Legislative Counsel Bureau, re Classified Salaries Subcommittee ReportConference Committee Report

5-26 jt Budget Closings Office of Controller Public Works Board Rehabilitation Administration Department of Energy Department of Prisons Public Service Commission Division of State Parks


Revised 3/2015

1981 Index of All Measures Heard in the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means



A.B. 4

Ways and Means 3-9; 3-17A.B. 26

Government Affairs 2-5; 3-2 sub; 3-11Ways and Means 3-9

A.B. 34


Ways and Means 4-6; 4-7; 4-21; 4-30A.B. 51



A.B. 58

Economic Development and Natural Resources 3-3; 4-20; 5-18Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 60


A.B. 64

Government Affairs 3-3; 3-16; 3-17; 4-1Ways and Means 4-20; 4-21; 5-18

A.B. 65

Judiciary 2-6; 2-12; 2-26; 3-3; 3-4; 5-25; 5-28Ways and Means 5-19

A.B. 68

Transportation 2-17; 3-24 jt; 4-20; 5-16Ways and Means 5-28 am

A.B. 69

Ways and Means 3-9A.B. 91


Taxation 2-9; 5-18; 5-25; 5-27Ways and Means 5-25 am

A.B. 97

Health and Welfare 2-25Ways and Means 5-14 pm (exhibit only); 5-19

A.B. 119


A.B. 144

Ways and Means 3-9; 3-12; 4-9; 4-21Legislative Functions 4-22

A.B. 153


A.B. 154

Judiciary 3-2; 3-12; 3-26; 4-6; 4-7; 4-10Ways and Means 5-4; 5-5; 5-22 jt am; 5-26

A.B. 157

Government Affairs 2-26Ways and Means 4-30

A.B. 161

Government Affairs 2-24; 3-2 sub; 3-17; 3-26; 5-11Ways and Means 3-9; 4-13; 4-14; 4-23

A.B. 168







Ways and Means 2-23 as BDR; 3-9; 3-30; 4-23; 5-5A.B. 213

Ways and Means 2-23 as BDR; 5-16A.B. 214

Ways and Means 2-23 as BDR; 3-9; 3-12A.B. 215


Judiciary 2-25 as BDR; 3-4; 3-9; 3-10; 3-18Ways and Means 4-6; 4-14; 4-21

A.B. 228

Labor and Management 3-9; 3-23Ways and Means 4-21; 4-23

A.B. 233


A.B. 247


A.B. 257


Ways and Means 3-4 as BDR; 3-12; 5-30 am (1)A.B. 271


Ways and Means 3-4 as BDRA.B. 273

Ways and Means 3-4 as BDR; 3-26; 3-31; 4-7Judiciary 5-6

A.B. 274


A.B. 303

Ways and Means 2-25 as pre BDR; 3-11 as BDR; 3-26A.B. 316

Ways and Means 3-11 as BDRA.B. 317






Taxation 3-23; 5-4Ways and Means 5-21

A.B. 330

Ways and Means 3-11 as BDR; 4-8; 5-25 am; 5-25 pmA.B. 332

Ways and Means 3-11 as BDR; 4-13; 4-14; 5-15 pm (exhibit only)A.B. 333


Ways and Means 3-11 as pre BDR; 3-12 as BDR; 4-6; 4-7; 4-14A.B. 335






Ways and Means 3-17 as BDR; 4-6; 4-7; 4-9; 4-14A.B. 356






A.B. 367


A.B. 369

Government Affairs 4-6Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 378



Ways and Means 3-30 as BDR; 4-27; 5-1; 5-14 am; 5-18A.B. 397

Ways and Means 4-13; 4-14; 5-15 pm (exhibit only)A.B. 398

Government Affairs 4-2; 4-14; 4-28; 5-20Ways and Means 5-28 am; 5-30 am (2)

A.B. 427

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-28Ways and Means 5-18; 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

A.B. 429

Labor and Management 4-6; 4-13; 4-14Ways and Means 5-30 am (1)

A.B. 433



Ways and Means 5-11 am; 5-11 pm; 5-19A.B. 437


A.B. 445


Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pmA.B. 456


Education 4-15Ways and Means 5-29 am (2)

A.B. 459

Education 4-15; 4-22Ways and Means 5-1

A.B. 462

Government Affairs 4-9; 4-10 jt sub; 4-14Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub; 4-16

A.B. 473



Government Affairs 4-10 jt sub as BDR; 4-22; 5-23Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub

A.B. 484




Ways and Means 4-22; 5-19; 5-25 pmA.B. 497


Ways and Means 4-14 as BDR; 5-15 pmA.B. 499




Government Affairs 4-15 as BDR; 4-23; 4-27 sub; 5-6; 5-8; 5-13Ways and Means 5-24

A.B. 505

Government Affairs 4-15 as BDR; 4-24Ways and Means 5-7 am

A.B. 506

Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pm; 5-11 pm; 5-15 pmA.B. 513


A.B. 515


A.B. 528



Ways and Means 5-11 amA.B. 552



Education 4-30; 5-4 flWays and Means 5-18; 5-19

A.B. 555

Ways and Means 4-27 as BDR; 5-11 am; 5-15 pmA.B. 573

Ways and Means 4-29 as BDR; 5-11 am; 5-11 pmA.B. 586


Commerce 5-14; 5-19Ways and Means 5-25 pm

A.B. 600

Ways and Means 5-18; 5-25 amA.B. 602

Ways and Means 5-11 amA.B. 618




Ways and Means 5-15 pm; 5-18A.B. 647



Health and Welfare 3-26 as BDR; 5-20Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1); 5-30 am (2)

A.B. 655

Legislative Functions 5-13 as BDRWays and Means 5-18; 5-19

A.B. 671





Ways and Means 5-21; 5-29 am (2)A.B. 677


Ways and Means 5-21; 5-29 am (1)A.B. 679



Ways and Means 5-29 am (2)A.B. 685

Ways and Means 5-18 as BDREconomic Development and Natural Resources 5-19

A.B. 686


Ways and Means 5-18 as BDR; 5-21; 5-30 am (2)A.B. 688



A.B. 698

Government Affairs 5-23Ways and Means 5-26 jt

A.B. 699

Ways and Means 1-30 as BDR; 3-9; 3-17A.C.R. 18

Ways and Means 3-11 as BDR; 3-12A.C.R. 23

Ways and Means 4-29 as BDR; 5-11 am; 5-11 pmA.C.R. 35

Ways and Means 3-31 as BDR; 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)A.C.R. 39

Ways and Means 3-31 as BDR; 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)A.C.R. 40

Ways and Means 5-19A.C.R. 41


Ways and Means 5-21A.C.R. 45

Ways and Means 3-26A.J.R. 26

Government Affairs 4-10 jt sub as BDR; 4-21Ways and Means 4-10 jt sub as BDR

A.J.R. 36

Ways and Means 4-30Government Affairs 5-4; 5-20; 5-28

S.B. 22

Government Affairs 5-4Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pm; 5-27

S.B. 26

Ways and Means 5-14 am; 5-16S.B. 29

Judiciary 2-18 jt; 5-12Ways and Means 5-27

S.B. 38

Ways and Means 4-14S.B. 49

Ways and Means 3-11; 4-6; 4-7S.B. 50



Taxation 3-23; 3-24 jt; 3-30; 3-31 jt; 4-6 jt; 4-7 jt; 4-8 jt; 4-9 jt; 4-11 jt; 4-13 jt; 4-14 jt; 4-20; 4-30 jt; 5-18; 5-19; 5-22Committee of the Whole 4-16 jtWays and Means 5-1; 5-28 am

S.B. 69

Ways and Means 3-11; 5-15 am; 5-29 am (1)Government Affairs 5-8

S.B. 74

Ways and Means 4-21; 5-4; 5-5; 5-28 amJudiciary 4-22

S.B. 79

Ways and Means 3-31; 5-24; 5-25 amS.B. 80

Government Affairs 4-2Ways and Means 4-27; 4-29; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 81



S.B. 93

Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pmS.B. 97


S.B. 100

Ways and Means 1-30Judiciary 3-23

S.B. 119


S.B. 144



S.B. 161


S.B. 165


S.B. 176

Health and Welfare 4-1Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 181


S.B. 183

Labor and Management 3-9; 3-17Ways and Means 3-24; 4-6; 4-7

S.B. 191

Ways and Means 5-4; 5-5S.B. 192


S.B. 193



Ways and Means 5-21; 5-25 pm; 5-29 am (1)S.B. 198



Ways and Means 4-8; 5-14 pm (exhibit only); 5-25 pmS.B. 206





Government Affairs 4-23; 4-27 sub; 5-6; 5-8; 5-13Ways and Means 5-24; 5-25 am

S.B. 214

Economic Development and Natural Resources 4-21Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 238



Ways and Means 3-30; 4-23Transportation 5-26; 5-28

S.B. 284

Ways and Means 4-1; 5-7 am; 5-7 pmS.B. 290



Ways and Means 5-28 am; 5-30 am (1)S.B. 304




S.B. 315

Judiciary 4-9 jt; 4-14 jt; 5-6 jt; 5-26Ways and Means 6-3

S.B. 320



Ways and Means 2-25 as pre BDR; 5-7 am; 5-7 pmS.B. 335

Ways and Means 5-14 amS.B. 336



Ways and Means 3-5; 5-4; 5-5S.B. 339

Ways and Means 3-5; 4-20; 5-4; 5-19Government Affairs 4-1

S.B. 340

Ways and Means 5-4; 5-5; 5-27S.B. 342


Judiciary 4-23; 4-27Ways and Means 4-30

S.B. 371


Government Affairs 5-4; 5-5; 5-11Ways and Means 5-27; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 390


S.B. 411



Judiciary 4-9 jt; 4-15 jtWays and Means 5-14 am

S.B. 418

Government Affairs 5-7Ways and Means 5-14 am; 5-16; 5-19

S.B. 421

Government Affairs 4-30Ways and Means 5-14 am

S.B. 422

Judiciary 5-22Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 425

Ways and Means 5-24; 5-25 amS.B. 427

Judiciary 5-22; 5-23Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 432

Ways and Means 3-17 as pre BDR; 6-1S.B. 442

Ways and Means 5-25 pmS.B. 460



Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)S.B. 478

Commerce 5-6; 5-11Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 479

Ways and Means 5-11 am; 5-11 pm; 5-29 am (1)S.B. 480


Government Affairs 5-12Ways and Means 5-28 pm; 5-29 am (1)

S.B. 485




Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-19S.B. 512



Ways and Means 4-13; 5-15 pm (exhibit only); 5-20 jt (exhibit only)S.B. 516



Ways and Means 5-28 pmS.B. 561

Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1); 5-30 am (2)S.B. 562

Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)S.B. 572

Ways and Means 5-1; 5-27Taxation 5-18

S.B. 582

Taxation 5-18Ways and Means 5-28 am

S.B. 583



Ways and Means 3-17 as pre BDR; 6-1S.B. 592


Government Affairs 5-15Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)

S.B. 606

Judiciary 5-27; 5-28Ways and Means 5-28 am; 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1); 5-30 am (2)

S.B. 609

Ways and Means 5-29 am (2); 5-30 am (1)S.B. 613


Ways and Means 5-16; 5-30 am (2)S.B. 617







Ways and Means 4-22 as BDR; 5-19; 5-25 pmS.B. 648

Ways and Means 5-30 am (1)S.B. 651



Ways and Means 5-30 am (1)S.B. 668











Ways and Means 5-27; 5-30 am (1)S.B. 706




Ways and Means 5-7 am; 5-7 pmS.C.R. 6

Ways and Means 5-4; 5-5S.C.R. 24

Ways and Means 5-28 amS.C.R. 56

Ways and Means 4-22S.J.R. 22


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