Section 607.110 - Intervention; rights of parties1. A person who demonstrates a substantial, but not necessarily a direct, interest in the outcome of a proceeding may petition the Commissioner to intervene in the proceeding.2. A petition to intervene must include:(a) The nature and extent of the interest of the petitioner in the outcome of the proceeding;(b) The potential effect that a decision in the proceeding may have on the interest of the petitioner;(c) Whether any other means are available by which the interest of the petitioner may be protected;(d) The extent to which the interest of the petitioner may be represented by the other parties to the proceeding;(e) The extent to which the participation of the petitioner would assist in the development of a full and complete record;(f) The extent to which the participation of the petitioner would broaden the issues or delay the proceeding;(g) The extent to which the interest of the petitioner differs from the interest of the general public;(h) The extent to which the intervention of the petitioner would serve the public interest;(i) If the petitioner is seeking affirmative relief, the type of and basis for that relief;(j) Whether the petitioner intends to present evidence in the proceeding; and(k) The name and address of the petitioner.3. The petition to intervene must be served on all parties in accordance with NAC 607.160.4. The granting by the Commissioner of a petition to intervene is governed by Rule 24 of the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure.5. At any hearing, all parties, including, without limitation, interveners, may enter appearances, introduce evidence, examine and cross-examine witnesses, make arguments and generally participate in the proceeding.Nev. Admin. Code § 607.110
Labor Comm'r Practice Rules § 4.2, eff. 3-30-75-NAC A by R134-03, 12-4-2003; A by R019-18A, eff. 12/18/2019