1. The Legislative Counsel shall prescribe the numbering, page size, style and typography of the Nevada Administrative Code. For convenience of reproduction in the Nevada Administrative Code, the Legislative Counsel may prescribe the same matters in original agency regulations.
2. The Legislative Counsel shall cause to be included in the Nevada Administrative Code the:
(a) Date on which an agency last completed a review of its regulations pursuant to paragraph (e) of subsection 1 of NRS 233B.050; and
(b) Citation of authority pursuant to which the agency adopted each section of a permanent regulation.
3. The Legislative Counsel shall prepare or cause the State Printer to prepare such sets of the Nevada Administrative Code and of supplementary pages as are required from time to time. A set must be provided to and kept respectively:
(a) By the Secretary of State as the master copy;
(b) By the State Library, Archives and Public Records Administrator for public use;
(c) By the Attorney General for his or her use and that of the Executive Department; and
(d) By the Legislative Counsel for his or her use and that of the Legislature.
The Legislative Commission may direct the preparation of additional sets or pages, or both, and specify the places where those sets or parts of sets are to be kept and the uses to be made of them.
4. The Legislative Counsel shall, without charge, provide:
(a) A complete set of the Nevada Administrative Code, upon request, to each person who is on July 1, 1985, or who becomes after that date a member of the Legislature; and
(b) To each Legislator who has so acquired the Nevada Administrative Code, the replacement or supplementary pages which are issued during the Legislator’s term of office.
5. Each agency shall reimburse the Legislative Counsel Bureau and the State Printing Office for their respective costs in preparing and keeping current that agency’s portion of the Nevada Administrative Code in the number of copies required for official and public use. If additional sets or pages are sold, the Legislative Commission shall set sale prices sufficient to recover at least the cost of production and distribution of the additional sets or pages.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 1382; A 1985, 38, 463, 1489; 1993, 1494; 1997, 18, 186, 1391, 3152; 1999, 642, 645; 2005, 1085)
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