Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 28–Committee on
Elections, Procedures, and Ethics
March 10, 1999
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Read and Adopted
SUMMARY—Commends Nevada Board of Medical Examiners for 100 years of dedicated service ensuring that residents of State of Nevada receive quality medical care. (BDR R-1666)
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EXPLANATION – Matter in
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ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION—Commending the Nevada Board of Medical
Examiners for 100 years of dedicated service ensuring that the residents of the State of
Nevada receive quality medical care.
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Whereas, The Nevada Legislature created the Board of Medical1-2
Examiners by statute enacted on March 15, 1899; and1-3
Whereas, The Board of Medical Examiners has served the residents of1-4
the State of Nevada for 100 years, fulfilling its legislative mandate to1-5
ensure, as far as possible, that only competent persons practice medicine in1-6
the State of Nevada; and1-7
Whereas, The Board of Medical Examiners recommended, and the1-8
Nevada Legislature enacted, a major revision to chapter 630 of the Nevada1-9
Revised Statutes in 1985, creating a modern medical practice act which is a1-10
model for the nation; and1-11
Whereas, The Board of Medical Examiners has performed its duties in1-12
protecting the public health, safety and welfare of its residents as a self-1-13
funded regulatory agency of the State of Nevada, at no expense to the1-14
taxpayers for 100 years; and1-15
Whereas, The present Board of Medical Examiners, composed of nine1-16
members, including six physicians and three members of the public, who1-17
are all appointed by the Governor, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the1-18
Board of Medical Examiners on March 15, 1999; now, therefore, be it1-19
Resolved by the Assembly of the State of Nevada, the Senate1-20
Concurring, That the members of the Nevada Legislature do hereby1-21
congratulate and commend the Board of Medical Examiners for providing2-1
100 years of dedicated service ensuring that the residents of the State of2-2
Nevada receive quality medical care; and be it further2-3
Resolved, That the Chief Clerk of the Assembly prepare and transmit2-4
a copy of this resolution to Governor Kenny C. Guinn and Arne D.2-5
Rosencrantz, President of the Board of Medical Examiners.~