SENATE AGENDA

for the

Committee on Government Affairs

   Day    Wednesday        Date    April 20, 2005                  Time     2:00 p.m.               Room   2149

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(R#) Indicates the reprint number of the bill/resolution being considered.

PLEASE PROVIDE 12 COPIES OF YOUR EXHIBITS AND NOTES.

FIRST REVISED AGENDA

A.B. 16                  Changes date by which metropolitan police departments must submit budgets to governing bodies of participating political subdivisions. (BDR 22-329)

A.B. 26 (R1)          Revises provisions relating to management and operation of veterans' homes. (BDR 37-271)

A.B. 28 (R1)          Makes various changes regarding administration of Rehabilitation Division of Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation. (BDR 18-386)

A.B. 39 (R3)          Makes various changes to provisions governing purchasing by state and local governments. (BDR 27‑560)

A.B. 49                  Authorizes issuance of revenue or general obligation bonds to finance capital costs of improving Marlette Lake Water System. (BDR 27-309)

A.B. 125 (R1)        Revises provisions to clarify role of Public Utilities Commission of Nevada in approval of certain proposed subdivisions. (BDR 22-653)

A.B. 164                Amends Charter of City of Sparks to increase term of office of Municipal Judges. (BDR S-963)

Public Comment.

Committee introductions of Bills and Resolutions.

Cellular telephones must be turned off or set to silent mode in the committee room.

Possible discussion of and actions on measures previously considered

Note:         Any person proposing an amendment to a bill being heard by the committee must submit the proposed amendment in writing and include a statement of the intent for the amendment. The proposal must also include the appropriate name and contact number