EXPLANATION – Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between brackets [omitted material] is material to be omitted. Green numbers along left margin indicate location on the printed bill (e.g., 5-15 indicates page 5, line 15).

1-1 Section 1. Expenditure of the following sums not appropriated from

1-2 the state general fund or the state highway fund is hereby authorized during

1-3 the fiscal years beginning July 1, 1999, and ending June 30, 2000, and

1-4 beginning July 1, 2000, and ending June 30, 2001, by the various officers,

1-5 departments, boards, agencies, commissions and institutions of the state

1-6 government mentioned in this act:

1-7 1999-2000 2000-2001

1-8 Office of the Governor

1-9 Washington office $252,500 $259,300

1-10 Commission for Women 1,888 1,888

1-11 Agency for Nuclear Projects 841,666 833,716

1-12 Attorney General

1-13 Administration 8,873,347 9,226,131

1-14 Crime prevention 5,000 5,000

2-1 Tort claim fund $5,514,999 $5,855,840

2-2 Fraud Control Unit for Industrial

2-3 Insurance 2,201,456 2,180,578

2-4 Medicaid Fraud Unit 1,035,603 1,072,309

2-5 Insurance Fraud Unit 857,410 811,371

2-6 Office of Extradition Coordinator 87,543 89,732

2-7 Private Investigator’s Licensing

2-8 Board 358,350 402,414

2-9 Bureau of Consumer Protection 1,900,963 1,841,465

2-10 Advisory Council for Prosecuting

2-11 Attorneys 102,515 22,520

2-12 Victims of Domestic Violence 60,740 61,287

2-13 Secretary of State 1,961,691 2,033,074

2-14 Ethics Commission 745 745

2-15 Treasurer 510,495 510,495

2-16 Higher education tuition Program 156,000 181,000

2-17 Municipal bond bank revenue 79,542,600 79,428,795

2-18 Municipal bond bank debt service 80,969,665 80,855,860

2-19 Legislative Fund

2-20 Legislative Counsel Bureau 1,206,787 285,947

2-21 Judicial Branch

2-22 Court Administrator 1,243,237 1,369,321

2-23 Planning and analysis 98,672 73,216

2-24 Supreme Court 3,167,684 3,296,426

2-25 Uniform system for judicial records 894,038 773,231

2-26 Supreme Court Law Library 11,400 11,400

2-27 Retired justice duty fund 380,901 344,549

2-28 Judicial education 800,779 696,363

2-29 District judges’ travel 345,109 501,634

2-30 Department of Administration

2-31 Administrative Services Division 941,183 946,907

2-32 Budget Division 240,428 231,824

2-33 State workers’ compensation 14,399,729 13,474,129

2-34 Fund for hospital care to indigent

2-35 persons 7,369,727 8,002,268

2-36 Supplemental account for medical

2-37 assistance to indigent persons 4,530,077 4,951,770

2-38 Mail room 6,555,571 6,434,307

2-39 Mail services equipment 73,372 156,515

2-40 State Printing Office 4,812,950 5,258,052

2-41 Printing office equipment 579,295 541,886

2-42 State Public Works Board

2-43 inspection account 3,149,125 3,183,002

3-1 Insurance and loss prevention.. $3,513,663 $3,600,478

3-2 Buildings and Grounds Division 11,761,942 11,507,179

3-3 Clear Creek youth center 190,848 195,754

3-4 Marlette Lake water system 124,372 111,411

3-5 Water treatment plant 216,244 203,945

3-6 Motor Pool Division 3,316,081 3,622,905

3-7 Motor vehicle purchase 1,912,154 1,857,760

3-8 Purchasing Division 3,071,074 2,714,349

3-9 Equipment purchase 141,563 144,711

3-10 Food distribution program 3,016,637 2,986,210

3-11 Surplus property administration 218,254 198,347

3-12 Hearings Division 3,133,174 3,157,858

3-13 Workers’ compensation hearings

3-14 reserve 615,007 493,120

3-15 Fund for compensation of victims

3-16 of crime 3,933,152 3,376,547

3-17 Deferred compensation committee 28,676 29,409

3-18 Department of Personnel 8,405,647 8,169,611

3-19 Unemployment compensation

3-20 account 763,860 776,235

3-21 Commission on Tourism

3-22 Division of Tourism 10,419,626 10,377,371

3-23 Nevada Magazine 2,639,027 2,741,468

3-24 Commission on Economic Development

3-25 Division of Economic Development 110,000 110,000

3-26 Division of Motion Pictures 669,460 674,995

3-27 Rural community development 3,028,822 3,028,822

3-28 Small business and procurement

3-29 outreach 304,831 304,831

3-30 Department of Taxation 1,537,515 1,480,684

3-31 Senior citizens’ property tax

3-32 assistance 985,209

3-33 Department of Information Technology

3-34 Director’s office 1,436,147 1,469,622

3-35 Design and development 17,302,377 17,103,130

3-36 Communication and Computing

3-37 Division 12,957,396 12,067,350

3-38 Data communications and technical

3-39 services 4,775,888 5,339,293

3-40 Planning and research 1,372,543 1,340,318

3-41 Telecommunications unit 3,092,941 3,141,099

3-42 Communications unit 1,539,069 1,602,582

4-1 Department of Education

4-2 Education: State programs $17,699 $2,500

4-3 Discretionary grants - Unrestricted 4,224,026 4,216,006

4-4 Improve America’s Schools Title I 23,821,212 23,810,782

4-5 Improve America’s Schools Titles

4-6 VI & II 3,350,525 3,360,231

4-7 Individuals with Disabilities

4-8 Education Act 24,113,163 25,030,924

4-9 Support services 1,466,091 1,494,569

4-10 Occupational education 5,972,106 5,807,192

4-11 Nutrition education 43,653,165 49,955,573

4-12 Continuing education 2,247,640 2,194,162

4-13 Drug abuse education 1,769,329 1,761,252

4-14 Discretionary grants - Restricted 1,473,392 1,473,290

4-15 Teacher education and licensing 702,992 908,821

4-16 Education of handicapped persons 336,530 336,530

4-17 School health education—AIDS 227,971 227,960

4-18 Other state education programs 31,076 31,076

4-19 Student incentive grants 302,625 303,962

4-20 Trust fund for education technology 26,010 26,010

4-21 Education gift fund 50,634 50,634

4-22 Commission on Postsecondary

4-23 Education 66,136 65,000

4-24 Account for student indemnification 287,500 290,000

4-25 Fund for school improvement 5,200,000 10,269,320

4-26 School to Careers Program 1,956,295 1,019,578

4-27 University and Community College

4-28 System of Nevada

4-29 System administration 283,470 283,470

4-30 Office of Science, Engineering and

4-31 Technology 128,370 131,733

4-32 Agricultural experiment station 1,198,300 1,198,300

4-33 Cooperative extension services 1,657,454 1,676,816

4-34 University of Nevada, Reno 26,657,573 28,665,697

4-35 University of Nevada, Reno,

4-36 Athletics 250,000 250,000

4-37 School of Medical Sciences 2,599,951 2,657,999

4-38 State health laboratory 713,177 730,131

4-39 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 39,922,049 44,844,745

4-40 University of Nevada, Las Vegas,

4-41 Athletics 250,000 250,000

4-42 Law school 1,480,199 2,282,019

5-1 Dental school $3,210,000 $4,730,000

5-2 Special projects account 23,987,939 24,703,652

5-3 Community College of Southern

5-4 Nevada 15,736,408 17,988,579

5-5 Western Nevada Community

5-6 College 2,393,426 2,614,583

5-7 Truckee Meadows Community

5-8 College 5,687,952 6,344,349

5-9 Great Basin College 2,050,676 2,570,428

5-10 Radiation safety board—Southern

5-11 Nevada 134,344 137,536

5-12 Radiation safety board—Northern

5-13 Nevada 268,052 274,241

5-14 Desert Research Institute 648,486 648,486

5-15 W.I.C.H.E. loan fund 664,882 655,461

5-16 Department of Museums, Library
5-17 and Arts

5-18 Administration 76,447 78,991

5-19 Museums and history 15,690 15,733

5-20 Nevada railroad museum 450,345 452,797

5-21 Lost City museum 75,137 75,652

5-22 Nevada Museum and Historical

5-23 Society, Las Vegas 9,082 9,082

5-24 Nevada State Museum, Carson City 305,381 307,477

5-25 Nevada Historical Society, Reno 71,151 74,673

5-26 Office of Historic Preservation 379,306 381,254

5-27 State Arts Council 569,889 569,889

5-28 State library 1,069,178 794,177

5-29 Literacy program 103,200 103,200

5-30 Archives and records 7,928 7,928

5-31 Records management and

5-32 micrographics 805,407 853,636

5-33 Central libraries automated network 506,453 509,054

5-34 Department of Human Resources

5-35 State Public Defender 810,746 828,313

5-36 Purchase of social services 11,977,583 11,563,595

5-37 Chapter I—Special education 2,057,736 2,007,161

5-38 Family to family connection 505,098 505,098

5-39 Community services block grant 2,629,621 2,629,621

5-40 Division of Health Care Financing
5-41 and Policy

5-42 Health Care Financing and Policy 2,183,067 2,198,204

5-43 Health resources and cost review 201,634 174,634

6-1 Intergovernmental transfer account $148,230,709 $126,478,350

6-2 Nevada Medicaid 424,195,810 459,345,941

6-3 Nevada Check-Up Program 11,908,264 17,271,073

6-4 Aging Services Division 6,037,262 6,056,316

6-5 Senior services program 6,643,003 7,595,364

6-6 EPS/Homemaker programs 2,468,178 1,974,154

6-7 Division of Child and Family Services
6-8 Administration 14,807,852 15,362,822

6-9 Northern Nevada child and

6-10 adolescent services 3,675,631 3,620,131

6-11 Southern Nevada child and

6-12 adolescent services 9,406,934 9,373,997

6-13 Child care services 611,603 617,865

6-14 Youth alternative placement 934,682 741,818

6-15 UNITY/SACWIS project 4,611,607 3,089,423

6-16 Nevada Youth Training Center 648,951 650,041

6-17 Youth training center farm 10,000 10,000

6-18 Youth parole services 922,492 798,376

6-19 Caliente Youth Center 322,135 322,135

6-20 Youth community services 21,953,284 23,053,223

6-21 Victims of domestic violence 2,653,474 2,753,629

6-22 Child abuse and neglect 236,493 237,578

6-23 Juvenile justice programs 466,180 466,180

6-24 Trust fund for child welfare 1,210,587 1,262,498

6-25 Children’s trust account 1,432,471 1,143,639

6-26 Juvenile Correctional Facility 121,596 382,515

6-27 Juvenile Accountability Block

6-28 Grant 2,675,859 574,456

6-29 Health Division

6-30 Health Administration 1,389,059 1,397,185

6-31 Vital statistics 371,022 376,507

6-32 Bureau of health facilities 4,185,458 4,127,771

6-33 Family planning 721,556 763,829

6-34 Women’s, infants’ and children’s

6-35 food supplement program 25,012,028 25,050,173

6-36 Maternal child health services 2,876,897 2,847,638

6-37 Special children’s clinic 1,151,111 1,080,949

6-38 Community health services 1,821,849 1,849,961

6-39 Emergency medical services 22,905 29,305

6-40 Health aid to counties 90,723 94,068

6-41 Sexually transmitted disease

6-42 control 6,865,298 6,875,258

6-43 Immunization program... 2,274,264 2,253,786

7-1 Consumer health protection $1,924,009 $1,921,195

7-2 Radiological health 716,483 712,788

7-3 Communicable disease control 2,638,893 2,848,614

7-4 Cancer control registry.. 395,331 400,962

7-5 Radioactive and hazardous

7-6 waste 10,192,656 10,079,555

7-7 Alcoholism and drug

7-8 rehabilitation 10,588,534 10,588,534

7-9 Alcohol tax program 708,740 708,740

7-10 Division of Mental Health and

7-11 Developmental Services

7-12 Administration 30,200 30,200

7-13 Nevada Mental Health Institute 3,217,352 3,211,163

7-14 Facility for the mentally ill

7-15 offender 144,393 144,393

7-16 Rural clinics 1,999,373 1,990,234

7-17 Southern Nevada adult mental

7-18 health services 3,252,267 3,303,997

7-19 Southern MH/MR food service 1,199,304 1,230,709

7-20 Southern Nevada mental

7-21 retardation services 11,920,382 13,474,177

7-22 Northern Nevada mental

7-23 retardation services 7,282,051 7,558,857

7-24 Rural mental retardation
7-25 services 1,505,595 1,860,767

7-26 Welfare Division

7-27 Administration 14,020,856 12,975,891

7-28 Temporary Assistance for Needy

7-29 Families 41,794,890 42,454,413

7-30 Welfare field services 17,204,631 17,498,979

7-31 Child support enforcement 9,240,720 9,392,982

7-32 Collection and distribution

7-33 account 134,724,406 148,512,116

7-34 Employment and training 18,873,751 19,833,816

7-35 Homeless grants 280,000 280,000

7-36 Low-income home energy

7-37 assistance.. 2,300,093 2,300,244

7-38 Welfare to Work 3,660,972

7-39 Office of the Military 3,123,322 3,201,546

7-40 Adjutant General’s construction

7-41 fund 6,652,422 5,260,422

8-1 Nevada Veterans’ Services Commission

8-2 Executive Director for Veteran

8-3 Affairs $381,881 $409,982

8-4 Veterans’ Home 23,456 5,909,838

8-5 Department of Prisons

8-6 Office of the director 2,862,886 2,861,995

8-7 Medical care 1,664,750 1,781,044

8-8 Prison industries 7,378,813 9,157,700

8-9 Prison industry capital projects 546,999 666,175

8-10 Prison warehouse account 7,475,207 7,946,458

8-11 Nevada state prison 65,461 53,865

8-12 Northern Nevada correctional

8-13 center 394,714 371,255

8-14 Southern Nevada correctional

8-15 center 55,170 9,519

8-16 Ely maximum security facility 26,924 27,014

8-17 Southern desert correctional center 159,458 141,632

8-18 Warm Springs correctional center 14,563 14,620

8-19 Southern Nevada women’s facility 92,961 88,408

8-20 Lovelock correctional center 55,881 53,920

8-21 Offenders’ store fund 11,949,801 12,098,952

8-22 Pioche conservation camp 26,062 26,261

8-23 Indian Springs conservation camp 10,423 10,423

8-24 Wells conservation camp 13,709 13,709

8-25 Humboldt conservation camp 15,209 15,209

8-26 Ely conservation camp 13,051 13,051

8-27 Inmate welfare account 3,593,689 3,617,882

8-28 Account for destitute prisoners 13,135 12,900

8-29 Tonopah conservation camp 12,120 12,120

8-30 Jean conservation camp 13,810 14,797

8-31 Stewart conservation camp 58,289 58,289

8-32 Carlin conservation camp 13,425 13,425

8-33 Mens’ prison no. 7 (Cold Creek

8-34 State Prison) 256,699

8-35 Silver Springs conservation camp 14,285 11,904

8-36 Northern restitution center 480,833 480,833

8-37 Southern restitution center 319,307 324,797

8-38 Prison dairy 879,216 901,698

8-39 Department of Business and Industry

8-40 Director’s office 608,640 594,974

8-41 Industrial development bond

8-42 program 437,276 379,844

8-43 Division of Insurance 846,752 866,958

9-1 Cost stabilization $329,946 $282,660

9-2 National association of

9-3 insurance commissioners 57,711 60,233

9-4 Self-insurance—Workers’

9-5 compensation 497,718 509,765

9-6 Self-insurance association

9-7 insolvency fund 184,326 248,603

9-8 Insurance examiners 3,002,706 3,038,371

9-9 Insurance recovery account 226,398 226,398

9-10 Insurance insolvency guaranty

9-11 fund 5,772,251 6,261,620

9-12 Insurance education and

9-13 research 547,776 526,844

9-14 Taxicab Authority 3,919,785 3,686,526

9-15 Transportation Services Authority 52,154 52,154

9-16 Administrative fines 173,846 259,062

9-17 Manufactured Housing Division 1,706,165 1,594,492

9-18 Mobile home parks 170,556 197,981

9-19 Manufactured housing education

9-20 and recovery 905,907 865,722

9-21 Lot rent subsidy program 798,609 786,086

9-22 Division of Financial Institutions 15,234 15,210

9-23 Financial institutions audit

9-24 program 71,969 73,695

9-25 Financial institutions

9-26 investigations 731,614 828,710

9-27 Division of Industrial Relations 5,819,545 5,774,309

9-28 Enforcement for industrial safety 4,940,245 5,591,069

9-29 Safety consultation and training 2,143,284 2,206,085

9-30 Mine safety and training 1,071,868 1,070,804

9-31 Consumer affairs restitution 290,710 290,710

9-32 Office for hospital patients 182,971 163,116

9-33 Energy conservation 609,791 554,286

9-34 Petroleum overcharge rebate

9-35 account 607,026 437,585

9-36 Real Estate Division 794,269 789,645

9-37 Real estate education and

9-38 research 774,470 744,261

9-39 Real estate recovery 398,700 409,160

9-40 Real estate investigative fund 5,458 5,498

9-41 Common-interest communities 333,395 408,411

9-42 Division of Unclaimed Property 440,229 421,848

9-43 Housing Division 7,660,182 7,987,630

10-1 Weatherization program $428,830 $427,478

10-2 Account for low-income housing 8,991,555 9,587,308

10-3 Nevada Athletic Commission 80,489 80,489

10-4 Office of Nevada attorney for

10-5 injured workers 1,950,984 1,922,929

10-6 State Dairy Commission 1,212,280 1,217,292

10-7 Employee-Management Relations

10-8 Board 3,000 3,000

10-9 Office of Labor Commissioner 1,153 1,153

10-10 Commission on Mineral Resources:

10-11 Division of Minerals 884,720 874,351

10-12 Minerals reclamation pool 1,047,776 1,036,056

10-13 State Department of Agriculture

10-14 Administration 81,763 83,039

10-15 Plant industry fund 230,883 324,783

10-16 Weights and Measures 834,335 902,917

10-17 Gas pollution standards 529,312 424,143

10-18 Apiary inspection fund 18,126 15,330

10-19 Agriculture registration and

10-20 enforcement fund 833,514 837,840

10-21 Livestock inspection fund 1,002,921 978,972

10-22 Grading and certification of

10-23 agricultural products 408,518 399,959

10-24 Noxious weeds and insect control 65,485 68,368

10-25 Alfalfa seed research 37,329 38,006

10-26 Veterinary medical services 3,593 3,583

10-27 Rural rehabilitation trust 188,908 228,800

10-28 Garlic and Onion Research 88,000 88,000

10-29 Nevada Beef Council 380,288 395,039

10-30 Predatory animal and rodent control 94,081 88,140

10-31 State Gaming Control Board 4,256,047 4,362,740

10-32 Gaming control board investigative

10-33 fund 6,184,534 6,291,227

10-34 Public Utilities Commission of Nevada 11,095,767 10,719,375

10-35 Administrative fines 20,352 40,352

10-36 Colorado River Commission 4,401,551 4,694,819

10-37 Research and development 611,697 622,926

10-38 Fort Mojave Valley development

10-39 fund 263,621 257,948

10-40 Power marketing fund 34,089,747 35,071,978

10-41 Power Delivery System 34,969,791 35,845,349

11-1 State Department of Conservation and

11-2 Natural Resources

11-3 Administration $16,036 $16,132

11-4 Environmental protection

11-5 administration 2,227,765 2,520,875

11-6 Bureau of air quality 2,893,226 2,792,271

11-7 Water and mining 3,958,173 3,991,995

11-8 Waste management and federal

11-9 facilities 9,138,900 9,740,805

11-10 Mining regulation and

11-11 reclamation 2,696,779 2,391,951

11-12 State Environmental

11-13 Commission 38,788 32,675

11-14 Division of State Lands 214,209 206,367

11-15 Division of Water Resources 187,460 193,133

11-16 Water planning 225,748 225,748

11-17 Water planning capital

11-18 improvements 135,401 144,575

11-19 Division of State Parks 4,724,111 4,703,254

11-20 Mining cooperative fund 129,142 129,440

11-21 Division of Forestry 1,247,292 1,210,384

11-22 Forestry intergovernmental

11-23 agreement 6,242,906 6,313,746

11-24 Forestry honor camp 1,505,872 1,545,872

11-25 Forestry nurseries 495,713 525,276

11-26 Forest fire

11-27 suppression/emergency

11-28 response 4,013,648 4,014,443

11-29 Heil wild horse bequest 1,221,844 1,221,877

11-30 Nevada natural heritage 304,430 300,805

11-31 Division of Conservation Districts 30,691 30,551

11-32 Tahoe Regional Planning Agency 1,365,969 1,375,456

11-33 Nevada Tahoe regional planning 13,720 13,720

11-34 Division of Wildlife 19,370,038 19,432,666

11-35 Boat program 6,927,523 6,527,161

11-36 Trout management 787,929 737,703

11-37 Habitat mitigation 676,781 652,405

11-38 Wildlife heritage 2,203,577 2,607,567

11-39 Obligated reserve 3,020,786 2,456,146

11-40 Department of Transportation 437,672,315 438,217,260

12-1 Department of Motor Vehicles and

12-2 Public Safety

12-3 Division of Emergency

12-4 Management $728,257 $687,216

12-5 Emergency assistance 500,000 500,000

12-6 Emergency management

12-7 assistance program 679,407 679,407

12-8 State Emergency Response

12-9 Commission 739,316 822,922

12-10 State Fire Marshal 1,400,058 1,480,795

12-11 Hazardous materials training center 816,056 763,634

12-12 Record search program 5,845,153 6,102,483

12-13 Field services 10,449,810 10,882,039

12-14 Management services 920,739 946,501

12-15 Central services 923,692 964,996

12-16 Compliance enforcement 35,822 36,428

12-17 Salvage, wreckers and body shops

12-18 regulation... 370,344 430,363

12-19 Motor carrier 534,652 550,692

12-20 Verification of insurance 3,641,229 3,773,161

12-21 Automation 160,956 160,956

12-22 Motor vehicle pollution control 12,126,573 10,987,958

12-23 Investigation Division 132,936 6,709

12-24 Narcotics control 1,424,278 1,386,826

12-25 Nevada Highway Patrol Division 1,506,812 1,229,345

12-26 Hazardous materials 20,626 19,388

12-27 Highway safety grants 716,883 712,901

12-28 Public safety information services 4,371,799 3,890,996

12-29 Training division 4,000 4,000

12-30 Capitol Police Division 1,549,082 1,588,157

12-31 Division of Parole and Probation 2,666,079 2,744,778

12-32 Forfeitures—Law enforcement 2,036,861 2,243,303

12-33 Central repository for Nevada

12-34 records of criminal history 6,899,972 6,658,289

12-35 DMV & PS—Hearings 2,576 2,576

12-36 Highway safety 492,712 496,477

12-37 Bicycle safety program 273,491 222,094

12-38 Motorcycle safety program 416,109 321,704

12-39 Traffic safety 2,035,118 2,035,018

12-40 Justice assistance act 10,065,961 10,065,961

12-41 Drug commission 25,819 26,176

12-42 DMV & PS justice grant account 206,501 217,647

12-43 Peace officers’ standards and training 1,193,747 1,185,589

13-1 Public employees’ retirement

13-2 fund $8,985,810 $7,314,949

13-3 Public employees’ health program 137,375,791 158,612,373

13-4 Retired employee group insurance 9,652,300 11,668,860

13-5 Employers Insurance Company of
13-6 Nevada 2,408,227,827 2,353,276,362

13-7 JHC Health Center 7,127,548 7,644,593

13-8 Department of Employment, Training

13-9 and Rehabilitation

13-10 Director’s office 1,107,660 1,149,609

13-11 Administrative services 2,259,455 2,242,930

13-12 Information and development

13-13 processing 5,466,569 5,309,344

13-14 Research and analysis 2,754,686 2,691,629

13-15 One-stop career centers 738,696 737,912

13-16 Employment Security Division 32,166,525 31,571,462

13-17 Employment security special

13-18 fund 8,085,246 8,369,791

13-19 Claimant employment fund 9,623,511 10,168,574

13-20 State Job Training Office 12,393,654 4,088,478

13-21 Rehabilitation Division

13-22 Administration 495,660 521,765

13-23 Vocational rehabilitation 9,417,226 9,626,680

13-24 Vocational assessment centers 2,032,186 2,147,002

13-25 Services to the blind 2,311,557 2,552,423

13-26 Blind business enterprise

13-27 program 3,018,297 3,124,097

13-28 Client assistance program 130,382 130,614

13-29 Community-based services 1,847,365 2,005,646

13-30 Bureau of Disability

13-31 Adjudication 7,192,585 7,433,820

13-32 Developmental disabilities 402,786 402,785

13-33 Office of equal rights 466,776 466,776

13-34 Professional and vocational boards

13-35 Nevada State Board of

13-36 Accountancy 567,513 586,465

13-37 State Board of Architecture,

13-38 Interior Design and Residential

13-39 Design 769,791 724,813

13-40 Board of Landscape Architecture 103,191 110,667

13-41 State Barbers’ Health and

13-42 Sanitation Board 105,264 89,375

13-43 Chiropractic Physicians’ Board of

13-44 Nevada 256,265 263,769

14-1 State Contractors’ Board $6,912,032 $8,771,019

14-2 State Board of Cosmetology 1,265,972 1,024,976

14-3 Board of Dental Examiners of

14-4 Nevada 754,378 827,042

14-5 State Board of Professional

14-6 Engineers and Land Surveyors 1,419,078 1,475,270

14-7 State Board of Funeral Directors,

14-8 Embalmers and Operators of

14-9 Cemeteries and Crematories 58,340 48,180

14-10 Board of Hearing Aid Specialists 26,042 23,988

14-11 Nevada State Board of Examiners

14-12 for Administrators of Facilities

14-13 for Long-Term Care 126,629 127,598

14-14 Board for the Regulation of

14-15 Liquefied Petroleum Gas 237,423 213,202

14-16 Board of Examiners for Audiology

14-17 and Speech Pathology 55,214 56,580

14-18 Board of Medical Examiners 3,142,016 2,841,966

14-19 Board of Examiners for Marriage

14-20 and Family Therapists 167,457 167,147

14-21 State Board of Nursing 2,030,432 1,925,909

14-22 Board of Dispensing Opticians 111,332 114,800

14-23 Board of Homeopathic Medical

14-24 Examiners 17,770 19,455

14-25 Nevada State Board of Optometry 296,857 309,360

14-26 State Board of Osteopathic

14-27 Medicine 99,700 117,958

14-28 State Board of Pharmacy 1,635,294 1,606,734

14-29 Board of Occupational Therapy 171,751 198,919

14-30 State Board of Physical Therapy

14-31 Examiners 730,984 712,020

14-32 Board of Registered Environmental

14-33 Health Specialists for

14-34 Registration of Public Health

14-35 Sanitarians 7,063 7,599

14-36 Certified Court Reporters’ Board of

14-37 Nevada 76,036 72,920

14-38 State Board of Oriental Medicine 40,731 39,244

14-39 State Board of Podiatry 48,743 54,027

14-40 Board of Psychological Examiners 135,750 191,189

15-1 Nevada State Board of Veterinary

15-2 Medical Examiners $332,983 $381,724

15-3 Board of Examiners for Social
15-4 Workers 202,269 209,797

15-5 Sec. 2. 1. Expenditure of $22,641,762 by the State Gaming Control

15-6 Board from the state general fund pursuant to the provisions of NRS

15-7 463.330 is hereby authorized during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1999,

15-8 and ending June 30, 2000.

15-9 2. Expenditure of $22,816,316 by the State Gaming Control Board

15-10 from the state general fund pursuant to the provisions of NRS 463.330 is

15-11 hereby authorized during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2000, and ending

15-12 June 30, 2001.

15-13 Sec. 3. The money authorized to be expended by the provisions of

15-14 sections 1 and 2 of this act, except the legislative fund and judicial

15-15 agencies, must be expended in accordance with the allotment transfer, work

15-16 program and budget provisions of NRS 353.150 to 353.245, inclusive, and

15-17 transfers to and from salary allotments, travel allotments, operating expense

15-18 allotments, equipment allotments and other allotments must be allowed and

15-19 made in accordance with the provisions of NRS 353.215 to 353.225,

15-20 inclusive, and after separate consideration of the merits of each request.

15-21 Sec. 4. 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2 and limited

15-22 by section 5 of this act, and in accordance with the provisions of NRS

15-23 353.220, the Chief of the Budget Division of the Department of

15-24 Administration may, with the approval of the Governor, authorize the

15-25 augmentation of the amounts authorized in sections 1 and 2 of this act for

15-26 expenditure by a given officer, department, board, agency, commission and

15-27 institution from any other state agency, from any agency of local

15-28 government or of the Federal Government, or from any other source which

15-29 he determines is in excess of the amount so taken into consideration by this

15-30 act. The Chief of the Budget Division of the Department of Administration

15-31 shall reduce any authorization whenever he determines that money to be

15-32 received will be less than the amount so authorized in sections 1 and 2 of

15-33 this act.

15-34 2. The Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau may, with the

15-35 approval of the Legislative Commission, authorize the augmentation of the

15-36 amount authorized in section 1 of this act to the legislative fund for

15-37 expenditure by the Legislative Counsel Bureau from any source which he

15-38 determines is in excess of the amount so taken into consideration by this

15-39 act. The Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau shall reduce the

15-40 authorization whenever he determines that money to be received will be

15-41 less than the amount so authorized in section 1 of this act.

16-1 Sec. 5. Except as otherwise provided in sections 6 and 17 of this act,

16-2 where the operation of an office, department, board, agency, commission,

16-3 institution or program is financed by an appropriation or appropriations

16-4 from the state general fund as well as by money received from other

16-5 sources, the portion provided by appropriation from the state general fund

16-6 must be decreased to the extent that the receipts of the money from other

16-7 sources is exceeded, but such a decrease must not jeopardize the receipts of

16-8 such money as is to be received from other sources.

16-9 Sec. 6. The University and Community College System of Nevada

16-10 may expend, with the approval of the Interim Finance Committee, any

16-11 additional fees collected from the registration of students, resident or

16-12 nonresident, in addition to the following amounts for the respective fiscal

16-13 years:

16-14 1999-2000 2000-2001

16-15 University of Nevada, Reno $20,416,146 $22,290,015

16-16 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 37,576,416 42,345,468

16-17 Community College of Southern Nevada 15,412,923 17,656,079

16-18 Western Nevada Community College 2,304,218 2,523,049

16-19 Truckee Meadows Community College 5,490,452 6,139,649

16-20 Great Basin College 1,330,899 1,543,036

16-21 William S. Boyd School of Law 1,480,199 2,282,019

16-22 School of Medicine 1,668,911 1,728,565

16-23 Sec. 7. Whenever claims which are payable and properly approved

16-24 exceed the amount of cash in the wildlife account in the state general fund,

16-25 the state controller may, with the approval of the Chief of the Budget

16-26 Division of the Department of Administration, transfer temporarily from

16-27 the state general fund to the wildlife account such an amount as may be

16-28 required to pay the claims, but not to exceed 50 percent of the amount

16-29 receivable from the Federal Government and estimated revenue from

16-30 license fees receivable in the same fiscal year as authorized in section 1 of

16-31 this act.

16-32 Sec. 8. The following amounts are authorized for expenditure from the

16-33 University and Community College System of Nevada Endowment Fund in

16-34 the accounts authorized in section 1 of this act:

16-35 1999-2000 2000-2001

16-36 System Administration $172,010 $172,010

16-37 Special projects account 23,987,939 24,703,652

16-38 University of Nevada, Reno 100,000 100,000

16-39 University of Nevada, Reno, Athletics 250,000 250,000

16-40 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 100,000 100,000

16-41 University of Nevada, Las Vegas,

16-42 Athletics 250,000 250,000

17-1 Community College of Southern Nevada $37,500 $37,500

17-2 Truckee Meadows Community College 37,500 37,500

17-3 Western Nevada Community College 37,500 37,500

17-4 Great Basin College 667,988 969,012

17-5 School of Medicine 931,040 932,434

17-6 Desert Research Institute 500,000 500,000

17-7 Sec. 9. 1. The Chief of the Budget Division of the Department of

17-8 Administration shall assess each professional or licensing board at the

17-9 beginning of each fiscal year for its proportional share of the total salary

17-10 and operating costs of an employee of the Budget Division who is

17-11 responsible for monitoring compliance by such boards with the allotment,

17-12 transfer, work program and budget provisions of NRS 353.150 to 353.245,

17-13 inclusive. Each board’s share of the total costs must be equal to the

17-14 percentage, which the budget of each board represents to the total of all

17-15 budgets of professional and vocational boards as approved by the

17-16 Legislature.

17-17 2. The assessments must be paid by September 1 of each year.

17-18 Sec. 10. 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, the

17-19 State Public Defender shall collect not more than the following amounts

17-20 from the counties for the use of his services:

17-21 For the fiscal For the fiscal

17-22 year ending year ending

17-23 June 30, 2000 June 30, 2001

17-24 Carson City $420,489 $438,060

17-25 Eureka County 22,515 22,515

17-26 Humboldt County 120,079 120,078

17-27 Lincoln County 30,020 30,019

17-28 Pershing County 82,554 82,553

17-29 Storey County 15,010 15,010

17-30 White Pine County 120,079 120,078

17-31 Totals 810,746 828,313

17-32 2. The State Public Defender may assess and collect, from the counties,

17-33 their pro rata share of any salary benefit or cost of living increases

17-34 approved by the 1999 Legislature for employees of the State Public

17-35 Defender’s Office for fiscal year 1999-2000 and fiscal year 2000-2001.

17-36 3. If any county chooses to contribute an additional amount, the State

17-37 Public Defender may, with the approval of the Interim Finance Committee,

17-38 accept it and apply it to augment his services.

17-39 Sec. 11. In fiscal years 1999-2000 and 2000-2001, the State Treasurer

17-40 shall allocate the amount of tax on motor vehicle fuel computed pursuant to

17-41 NRS 365.535, to be paid on fuel used in watercraft for recreational

17-42 purposes, equally between the Division of Wildlife and the Division of

18-1 State Parks of the State Department of Conservation and Natural

18-2 Resources.

18-3 Sec. 12. On and after July 1, 1995, money collected by the Division of

18-4 Wildlife and designated by the Division as an obligated sum in the wildlife

18-5 account to be used only for the purposes specified by the law pertaining to

18-6 the money or by the donor of the money must be transferred to a separate

18-7 account designated as the Division of Wildlife’s obligated reserve account.

18-8 Sec. 13. The Division of Health Care Financing and Policy of the

18-9 Department of Human Resources shall work with the University and

18-10 Community College System of Nevada to, where possible and allowable,

18-11 incorporate the dental services available through the University and

18-12 Community College System of Nevada into the Medicaid and the Nevada

18-13 Check-Up health service delivery plans.

18-14 Sec. 14. Any money authorized for expenditure for the purpose of any

18-15 information technology projects greater than $50,000 in fiscal year 1999-

18-16 2000 that remain unexpended on June 30, 2000, may be carried forward to

18-17 fiscal year 2000-2001.

18-18 Sec. 15. Any money authorized for expenditure in section 1 of this act

18-19 for the Special Children’s Clinic and Maternal and Child Health Services in

18-20 the Health Division of the Department of Human Resources may be

18-21 transferred between those programs upon the approval of the Interim

18-22 Finance Committee and upon the recommendation of the Governor.

18-23 Sec. 16. Notwithstanding, the provision of section 5 of chapter 247,

18-24 Statutes of Nevada 1997, at page 886, the State Fire Marshal Division of

18-25 the Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safety shall balance forward

18-26 any funds remaining after reverting to the general fund 100 percent of the

18-27 general fund appropriation for fiscal year 1998-1999.

18-28 Sec. 17. Money authorized for expenditure in section 1 of this act for

18-29 the Division of Forestry of the State Department of Conservation and

18-30 Natural Resources for the special reserves for extraordinary costs of

18-31 operation, repair and maintenance of fire-fighting vehicles may be

18-32 expended for that purpose notwithstanding the provisions of section 5 of

18-33 this act.

18-34 Sec. 18. Any money authorized for expenditure in section 1 of this act

18-35 for the motor vehicle branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles and

18-36 Public Safety may be transferred among the accounts within the motor

18-37 vehicle branch to implement any modifications to the organizational

18-38 structure of the department, pursuant to legislation adopted by the 70th

18-39 session of the Nevada Legislature, upon the recommendation of the

18-40 Governor and the approval of the Interim Finance Committee.

18-41 Sec. 19. 1. Any money authorized for expenditure in section 1 of this

18-42 act for the functions of the Transportation Services Authority and the

18-43 Taxicab Authority may be transferred among the Transportation Services

19-1 Authority, the Southern Taxicab Authority and the Northern Taxicab

19-2 Authority pursuant to legislation adopted by the 70th session of the Nevada

19-3 Legislature.

19-4 2. If budgetary transfers are required pursuant to subsection 1, on or

19-5 before October 1, 1999, the Transportation Services Authority, the

19-6 Southern Taxicab Authority and the Northern Taxicab Authority must

19-7 submit to the Governor for his approval and for the approval of the Interim

19-8 Finance Committee the proposed transfers in subsection 1.

19-9 Sec. 20. This act becomes effective on July 1, 1999.