Nevada § 232B.061 - Considerations in determining whether agency is operating efficiently and effectively

§ 232B.061. Considerations in determining whether agency is operating efficiently and effectively

After the Legislative Commission considers the answers to questions about the need

for the agency, the Legislative Commission shall: 1. Obtain, and consider in determining whether the agency is operating efficiently,

answers to the following questions: (a) Has the agency operated in the public interest? To what extent have the agency's operations in the public interest been impeded or

aided by existing statutes and by other circumstances, including its budget and personnel? (b) Has the agency handled formal complaints from the public concerning persons subject

to its regulation efficiently and with dispatch? (c) Has the agency required or requested persons whom it regulates to assess problems

which affect the public in the profession, business or occupation and to report the

effect on the public of regulations and decisions of the agency, particularly regarding

improvements in economy and quality of service? (d) Has the agency encouraged participation by the public in making regulations and

carrying out its responsibilities? (e) Does the agency have or require the use of any unnecessary forms, reports or recordkeeping? 2. Obtain, and consider in determining whether the agency is operating effectively,

answers to the following questions: (a) Are the regulatory statutes well constructed and free from ambiguity and redundancy? (b) Does the law provide clear objectives from the agency? Is the agency effectively achieving its statutory objectives and do the results reflect

the intent of the law? (c) Has the agency recommended changes to the law which would benefit the public rather

than the persons it regulates? (d) Do the regulations of the agency accurately reflect the intent of the Legislature

and are they in the least restrictive form? (e) Has the agency restricted the entry of qualified applicants? Has it permitted only qualified applicants to serve the public?