Nevada § 218G.555 - Disclosure of certain information by Legislative Auditor regarding child’s case; conditions and limitations on disclosure

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§ 218G.555. Disclosure of certain information by Legislative Auditor regarding child’s case; conditions and limitations on disclosure

1. Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, upon request, the Legislative

Auditor or the Legislative Auditor's designee shall provide data and information obtained

pursuant to NRS 218G.550 concerning a child who suffered a fatality or near fatality who had contact with

or who was in the custody of an agency which provides child welfare services. The data or information which must be disclosed includes, without limitation: (a) A summary of the report of the abuse or neglect of the child and a factual description

of the contents of the report; (b) The date of birth and gender of the child; (c) The date that the child suffered the fatality or near fatality; (d) The cause of the fatality or near fatality, if such information has been determined; (e) Whether the agency which provides child welfare services had any contact with

the child or a member of the child's family or household before the fatality or near

fatality and, if so: (1) The frequency of any contact or communication with the child or a member of the

child's family or household before the fatality or near fatality and the date on which

the last contact or communication occurred before the fatality or near fatality; (2) Whether the agency which provides child welfare services provided any child welfare

services to the child or to a member of the child's family or household before or

at the time of the fatality or near fatality; (3) Whether the agency which provides child welfare services made any referrals for

child welfare services for the child or for a member of the child's family or household

before or at the time of the fatality or near fatality; (4) Whether the agency which provides child welfare services took any other actions

concerning the welfare of the child before or at the time of the fatality or near

fatality; and (5) A summary of the status of the child's case at the time of the fatality or near

fatality, including, without limitation, whether the child's case was closed by the

agency which provides child welfare services before the fatality or near fatality

and, if so, the reasons that the case was closed; and (f) Whether the agency which provides child welfare services, in response to the fatality

or near fatality: (1) Has provided or intends to provide child welfare services to the child or to a

member of the child's family or household; (2) Has made or intends to make a referral for child welfare services for the child

or for a member of the child's family or household; and (3) Has taken or intends to take any other action concerning the welfare and safety

of the child or a member of the child's family or household. 2. The Legislative Auditor or his or her designee shall not disclose information pursuant

to subsection 1 unless the person making the request has requested such information

from the agency which provides child welfare services and has been denied access to

such information or has not received the information in a timely manner. 3. The Legislative Auditor or his or her designee shall not disclose the following

data or information pursuant to subsection 1: (a) Except as otherwise provided in NRS 432B.290 , data or information concerning the identity of the person responsible for reporting

the abuse or neglect of the child to a public agency; (b) The name of the child who suffered a near fatality or the name of any member of

the family or other person who lives in the household of the child who suffered the

fatality or near fatality; (c) A privileged communication between an attorney and client; or (d) Information that may undermine a criminal investigation or pending criminal prosecution.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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