1. or a licensed child-placing agency shall provide the adopting parents of a

1. child with a report which includes:

1. (a) A copy of any medical records of the child which are in the

1. possession of the division or licensed child-placing agency; and

1. "Arrange the placement of a child" means to make preparations for

or bring about any agreement or understanding concerning the adoption of

1. services it provides in placing, arranging the placement of or assisting in

1. placing or arranging the placement of any child for adoption, and for

1. conducting any investigation required by NRS 127.2805.

1. 2. The fees charged for those services must vary based on criteria

1. through an agency and specific adoptions in setting its fees.

1. 3. A fee must not be charged for services related to the adoption of a

1. child with special needs.

1. 4. The division may waive or reduce any fee charged pursuant to this

1. section if it determines that the adoptive parents are not able to pay the fee

1. or the needs of the child require a waiver or reduction of the fee.

1. 5. Any money collected pursuant to this section must be accounted for

1. in the appropriate account of the division and may be used only to pay for

1. the costs of any adoptive or post-adoptive services provided by the

1. division.

Sec. 5. NRS 128.110 is hereby amended to read as follows:

rights pursuant to NRS 128.105 at a hearing upon the petition, the court

shall make a written order, signed by the judge presiding in the court,

judicially depriving the parent or parents of the custody and control of, and

terminating the parental rights of the parent or parents with respect to the

child, and declaring the child to be free from such custody or control, and

qualified by the laws of this state to provide services and care to children,

or to receive any children for placement.

2. If the child is placed in the custody and control of a person or

agency qualified by the laws of this state to receive children for placement,

related within the third degree of consanguinity to the child whom the

1. protection, it shall determine whether reasonable efforts were made by the

1. agency which provides protective services to prevent or eliminate the need

1. for his removal from his home and to facilitate his return to his home. The

1. court may, by its order, after receipt and review of the report from the

1. agency which provides protective services:

1. (a) Permit the child to remain in the custody of his parents or guardian

1. with or without supervision by the court or a person or agency designated

1. by the court, upon such conditions as the court may prescribe;

1. (b) Place him in the temporary or permanent custody of a relative who

1. the court finds suitable to receive and care for him with or without

1. supervision, upon such conditions as the court may prescribe;

1. (c) Place him in the temporary custody of a public agency or institution

1. authorized to care for children, the local juvenile probation department, the

1. local department of juvenile services or a private agency or institution

1. licensed by the department of human resources to care for such a child; or

1. (d) Commit him to the custody of the superintendent of the northern

1. Nevada children’s home or the superintendent of the southern Nevada

1. children’s home, in accordance with chapter 423 of NRS.

1. 2. If, pursuant to subsection 1, a child is placed other than with a

1. parent, the parent retains the right to consent to adoption, to determine the

1. child’s religious affiliation and to reasonable visitation, unless restricted by

1. the court. If the custodian of the child interferes with these rights, the parent

1. may petition the court for enforcement of his rights.

1. 3. If, pursuant to subsection 1, the child is to be placed with a relative,

1. the court may consider, among other factors, whether the child has resided

1. with a particular relative for 3 years or more before the incident which

1. brought the child to the court’s attention.

1. 4. A copy of the report prepared for the court by the agency which

1. provides protective services must be sent to the custodian and the parent or

1. legal guardian.

1. 5. In determining the placement of a child pursuant to this section, if

1. the child is not permitted to remain in the custody of his parents or

1. the child who is suitable and able to provide proper care and guidance for

1. the child, regardless of whether the relative resides within this state.