Nevada § 353A.038 - Executive Branch Audit Committee: Creation; membership; compensation of members; duties
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§ 353A.038. Executive Branch Audit Committee: Creation; membership; compensation of members; duties
1. The Executive Branch Audit Committee is hereby created. 2. The Committee must consist of one member who is a representative of the general
public appointed by the Governor, who has at least 5 years of progressively responsible
experience in the field of auditing and who does not engage in business with any agency,
and the following ex officio members: (a) The Governor, who shall serve as Chair of the Committee; (b) The Lieutenant Governor; (c) The Secretary of State; (d) The State Treasurer; (e) The State Controller; and (f) The Attorney General. 3. The member of the Committee who is a representative of the general public is entitled
to receive a salary of $80 per day while engaged in the business of the Committee. 4. While engaged in the business of the Committee, each member of the Committee is
entitled to receive the per diem allowance and travel expenses provided for state
officers and employees generally. 5. The Committee shall: (a) Adopt policies and procedures for the operation of the Division; (b) Approve, with or without revision, each annual plan for auditing agencies presented
by the Administrator pursuant to NRS 353A.045 , and any revisions to such a plan, before the plan is implemented; and (c) Approve, with or without revision, each annual report submitted by the Administrator
pursuant to NRS 353A.065 .
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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