Section 281A.446 - Stipulations of fact; disposition of ethics complaint without adjudicatory hearing1. A party may stipulate to any fact in issue. The stipulation must be in writing or made by oral statement on the record.2. At its discretion and with the agreement of the Executive Director and the subject of an ethics complaint, the Commission may, in lieu of holding an adjudicatory hearing, dispose of the ethics complaint by a stipulation, agreed settlement, consent order or default as authorized pursuant to NRS 233B.121. Such a resolution must be in writing or made by oral statement on the record.3. If the parties agree to present any proposed stipulation of fact or other stipulated agreement to the Commission, the parties shall:(a) Jointly inform the Commission Counsel in writing of their intent to present such a stipulation;(b) If necessary, request a stay or continuance of the adjudicatory hearing; and (c) Comply with any notice of hearing or scheduling order issued for the joint submission and consideration of the proposed stipulation of fact or stipulated agreement.4. The Commission may hold a hearing to consider a proposed stipulated agreement submitted pursuant to this section.5. The Commission will approve or deny a proposed stipulated agreement submitted pursuant to this section.6. A proposed stipulated agreement is confidential until the proposed stipulated agreement is included as an item on an agenda posted for a hearing or meeting of the Commission.Nev. Admin. Code § 281A.446
(Added to NAC by Comm'n on Ethics by R102-00, eff. 8-28-2000; A by R134-10, 10-26-2011; R108-18, 8-30-2018) - (Substituted in revision for NAC 281A.275)