1. A program must have a designated operator that is responsible for the operation of the program. The operator may designate another person to carry out the responsibilities of the operator but the operator remains responsible for the actions of any such designee.2. If a program is conducted by a corporation, the governing body of the corporation must serve as the operator of the program. The governing body shall: (a) Adopt written bylaws or policies that set forth the amount of any compensation provided to the members of the governing body for serving on the governing body and define the powers and duties of the governing body;(b) Meet at least quarterly and keep written minutes of each meeting that include, without limitation:(1) The date and time of the meeting;(2) The name of each person present at the meeting;(3) Any decision made by the governing body during the meeting;(4) Any other action taken by the governing body during the meeting; and(5) The manner in which any budget was reviewed and approved during the meeting; and(c) Retain the minutes of each meeting for at least 7 years and make those minutes available to the Division upon request.3. If a program is not operated by a corporation, the operator must be:(a) The owner of a private entity;(b) The governing body of a nonprofit organization or a person designated in writing by such a governing body; or(c) A governmental entity.Nev. Admin. Code § 422.Sec. 9
Added to NAC by Div. of Health Care Fin. & Policy by R030-20A, eff. 12/22/2021NRS 422.3964, 433.324, 439.200