Nevada § 422A.252 - Contracts for cooperation with governmental entities and others; effect of payments to Division for such cooperation; immunity from and limitations on liability not waived
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§ 422A.252. Contracts for cooperation with governmental entities and others; effect of payments to Division for such cooperation; immunity from and limitations on liability not waived
1. For the purposes of this chapter, the Department through the Division may cooperate,
financially or otherwise, and execute contracts or agreements with the Federal Government,
any federal department or agency, any other state department or agency, a county,
a city, a public district or any political subdivision of this State, a public or
private corporation, an individual or a group of individuals. Such a contract or agreement may include provisions whereby the Division will provide
staff, services or other resources, or any combination thereof, without payment, to
further the purposes of the contract or agreement. If the contract or agreement includes a provision whereby the Division is paid for
the provision of staff, services or other resources, the payment will be reimbursed
directly to the Division's budget. Cooperation pursuant to this section does not of itself relieve any person, department,
agency or political subdivision of any responsibility or liability existing under
any provision of law. 2. If the Administrator or the Administrator's designee enters into a contract or
agreement pursuant to subsection 1 with a private nonprofit corporation, the contract
or agreement may allow: (a) The Division to enter and inspect any premises which are related to services provided
under the contract or agreement and to inspect any records which are related to services
provided under the contract or agreement to ensure the welfare of any consumer served
by the private nonprofit corporation under the contract or agreement; (b) The Division and the private nonprofit corporation to share confidential information
concerning any consumer served by the private nonprofit corporation under the contract
or agreement; and (c) The private nonprofit corporation to assign rights and obligations of the private
nonprofit corporation under the contract or agreement to the Division. 3. The State, the Department and the Division do not waive any immunity from liability
or limitation on liability provided by law by entering into a contract or agreement
pursuant to this section and any such contract or agreement must include a provision
to that effect.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 422A.252 ("Contracts for cooperation with governmental entities and others; effect of payments to Division for such cooperation; immunity from and limitations on liability not waived") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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