"device for automatic dialing and announcing" means any equipment

that:

1. Incorporates a storage capability of telephone numbers to be

called and utilizes a random or sequential number generator producing

telephone numbers to be called; and

2. Is used exclusively, working alone or in conjunction with other

equipment, to disseminate a prerecorded message to the telephone

number called to solicit a person at the telephone number called to

purchase goods or services.

device for automatic dialing and announcing by any person exclusively

on behalf of:

1. A school or school district to contact the parents or guardians of a

pupil regarding the attendance of the pupil or regarding other business

of the school or school district.

3. A company that provides cable television services to contact its

customers regarding a previously arranged installation of such services

at the premises of the customer.

4. A public utility to contact its customers regarding a previously

arranged installation of utility services at the premises of the customer.

5. A facility that processes or stores petroleum, volatile petroleum

products, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, combustible chemicals,

explosives, high-level radioactive waste or other dangerous substances to

advise local residents, public service agencies and news media of an

actual or potential life-threatening emergency.

6. A state or local governmental agency, or a private entity operating

under contract with and at the direction of such an agency, to provide:

(a) Information relating to public safety;

(b) Information relating to a police or fire emergency; or

(c) A warning of an impending or threatening emergency.

defeat of a ballot question, political party, committee sponsored by a

political party or a committee for political action.

guilty of a misdemeanor.

2. If a person is found guilty of, or has pleaded guilty or nolo

contendere to, violating any provision of NRS 597.930, his telephone

service to which a device for automatic dialing and announcing has been

connected must be suspended for a period determined by the court.

the course of his business or occupation, he disseminates an unsolicited

prerecorded message to solicit a person to purchase goods or services by

telephone and he does not have a preexisting business relationship with

the person being called unless a recorded or unrecorded natural voice:

1. Informs the person who answers the telephone call of the nature

of the call; and

2. Provides to the person who answers the telephone call the name,

address and telephone number of the business or organization, if any,

represented by the caller.

person who:

(a) Is a licensee, owner or employee of a business entity that is

licensed to operate an adult cabaret, erotic dance establishment or adult

night club; and

(b) While performing duties associated with the business entity, pays

or offers to pay remuneration of any kind, including, without limitation,

cash or services, to the owner or driver of a taxicab, limousine or bus

containing 21 or fewer passengers, or to an agent of the owner or driver,

for taking or attempting to take a passenger to a location other than the

destination requested by the passenger,

commits a deceptive trade practice for purposes of NRS 598.0903 to

598.0999, inclusive.

2. In any action brought pursuant to NRS 598.0903 to 598.0999,

inclusive, if the court finds the licensee or owner of a business entity

engaged in a deceptive trade practice described in subsection 1, or his

employee engaged in a deceptive trade practice described in subsection 1,

the licensee or owner is subject only to a civil penalty of:

(a) For the first violation, not less than $500 and not more than

$1,000;

(b) For the second violation, not less than $1,000 and not more than

$5,000; and

(c) For the third and subsequent violations, not less than $5,000 and

not more than $10,000.

3. If the violation of subsection 1 is the third or greater violation and

if:

(a) The violation was committed by the licensee or owner of the

business entity; or

(b) The violation was committed by an employee of the licensee or

owner, and the director determines that the licensee or owner knew or

should have known that the employee engaged in the act constituting the

violation,

the director shall order, in writing, all applicable licensing authorities to

suspend the license of the business entity for a period of not more than 6

months.

4. Upon receiving an order from the director pursuant to subsection

3, a licensing authority shall suspend the license of the licensee for the

period specified in the order.

5. As used in this section:

(a) "License" means a business license to operate an adult cabaret,

erotic dance establishment or adult night club.

(b) "Licensee" means the person to whom a license is issued.

(c) "Licensing authority" means a local government that licenses

adult cabarets, erotic dance establishments or adult night clubs.