SENATE AGENDA

for the

Committee on Human Resources and Education

  Day  Friday              Date  April 1, 2005              Time   Upon Adjourn     Room  2135

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

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FIRST REVISED AGENDA

Note:  Upon Adjournment of Senate Floor Session.

Presentation Regarding Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) Payments

Charles Duarte, Administrator, Division of Health Care Financing and Policy, Department of Human Resources

Presentation on the System for Accountability Information in Nevada (SAIN)

Paul LaMarca, Assistant Deputy, Assessment, Program Accountability and Curriculum, Nevada Department of Education

S.B. 205            Revises provisions governing criminal and civil liability for engaging in certain acts relating to cemeteries. (BDR 40-797)

S.B. 217            Revises exemption to Nevada Administrative Procedure Act. (BDR 18-1141)

S.B. 261            Includes snowboarders in provisions governing skier safety. (BDR 40-1155)

S.B. 274            Restricts authority of State Fire Marshal in consolidated municipalities and larger counties. (BDR 42-87)

S.B. 462            Repeals, reenacts, reorganizes and revises certain provisions relating to Department of Human Resources. (BDR 38-178)

Possible Committee Introductions of Bills and Resolutions

Public comment

Possible Discussion of and Action on Measures Previously Considered

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Note:  Any person proposing an amendment to a bill being heard by the committee must include a statement of the intent for the amendment, and this proposal must be submitted in writing.

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