NRS 288.201 - Request for formation of panel to determine whether findings and recommendations of fact finder are final and binding.

NV Rev Stat § 288.201 (2019) (N/A)

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Any request for the formation of a panel to determine whether the findings and recommendations of a fact finder must be final and binding must be filed with the Commissioner. The request must include:

1. A list of the issues which remain unresolved and the position of each party regarding those issues;

2. The requester’s assessment of the fiscal effect on the local government of the requester’s positions;

3. An outline of any previous fact-finding between the parties, which includes any recommendations and awards of a fact finder and the actions of each party in response thereto;

4. A statement of whether the parties engaged in mediation regarding the current dispute;

5. A schedule of the dates and times set by the fact finder for the hearing; and

6. Any other information deemed necessary by the Commissioner.

Any person filing such a request shall give written notice of the request to the Nevada State Board of Accountancy and the State Bar of Nevada.

(Added to NRS by 1981, 1867; A 1985, 1422; 2005, 822)

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