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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.008 - Waiver of requirements; alteration of period of time required for action; designation of Commissioner to perform duties of Chair

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 The Commission may, at its sole discretion, waive a requirement set forth in
			 this chapter for any cause deemed sufficient by the Commission.
2. For good cause deemed sufficient by the
			 Commission, the Chair may alter a period of time prescribed by this chapter in
			 which an action may be taken or must be taken, upon the Chair's own initiative
			 or upon motion made by a party or other person affected by the prescribed
			 period.
3. The Chair may designate
			 a Commissioner to perform any of the duties of the Chair set forth in this
			 chapter.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000; A by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0085 - Request for public book or record: Review by Attorney General to determine confidentiality provisions; review and approval for dissemination by Chair and Executive Director

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Upon receipt of
			 a request for a public book or record pursuant to chapter 239 of NRS, the
			 Executive Director or a person designated by the Commission to respond to the
			 request shall request the Office of the Attorney General to conduct a review of
			 the requested books or records to determine whether:
(a) The requested books or records are public
			 books or records for the purposes of chapter 239 of NRS; and
(b) Any confidentiality provisions prevent
			 the release of the requested books or records, in part or in full.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.009 - Adoption by reference of Unified Championship Rules (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000; A by R070-01, 8-31-2001; R090-07, 12-4-2007;
				A by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019; R by
				R089-22A,
				eff. 12/29/2022
NRS 467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.011 - Adoption by reference of publications related to program of drug testing and anti-doping

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. The Commission
			 hereby adopts by reference the most recent version of the:
(a)
Prohibited List
published by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
(b)
International Standard for
			 Laboratories
published by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
(c)
Decision Limits for the
			 Confirmatory Quantification of Threshold Substances
, WADA Technical
			 Document - TD2014DL, published by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.0115 - Petition for adoption, filing, amendment or repeal of regulation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any interested person may petition the
			 Commission requesting the adoption, filing, amendment or repeal of a regulation
			 of the Commission by submitting to the Commission an original petition and one
			 copy of the petition.
2. The
			 petition must include:
(a) The name and
			 address of the petitioner;
(b) A
			 clear and concise statement of the regulation to be adopted, filed, amended or
			 repealed;
(c) The reason for the
			 adoption, filing, amendment or repeal of the regulation; and
(d) The statutory authority for the adoption,
			 filing, amendment or repeal of the regulation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 2 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
"Administrator" means a person who is employed at a school,
				college or university in this State as a member of the administrative faculty
				in an executive, supervisory or support position, as determined by the Board of
				Regents.
Added to NAC by Athletic Comm'n by
				R123-21A,
				eff. 2/28/2022
NRS
				467.030,
				467.170
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 3 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
"Association or organization of a school, college or
				university" means an entity whose primary purpose is providing students of the
				school, college or university with the ability to participate in unarmed
				combat.
Added to NAC by Athletic Comm'n by
				R123-21A,
				eff. 2/28/2022
NRS
				467.030,
				467.170
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 4 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, it is presumed that the
			 provisions of chapter 467 of NRS do not apply to an amateur contest or
			 exhibition of unarmed combat or any combination thereof conducted by or
			 participated in exclusively by any school, college or university or by any
			 association or organization of a school, college or university, and the person
			 responsible for the amateur contest or exhibition need not submit a request for
			 exemption pursuant to section 5 if:
(a) The
			 amateur contest or exhibition is wholly organized and hosted by a body that
			 sanctions and regulates collegiate athletes;
(b) The body described in paragraph (a) is
			 one of the following bodies or the body is otherwise recognized by the
			 Commission:
(1) The National Collegiate
			 Athletic Association;
(2) The
			 National Collegiate Boxing Association; or
(3) The United States Intercollegiate Boxing
			 Association;
(c) The
			 amateur contest or exhibition is officiated by ring officials who are licensed
			 or sanctioned by the body described in paragraph (a); and
(d) Participation in the amateur contest or
			 exhibition is wholly limited to students who are currently enrolled at a
			 school, college or university.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 5 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 Except as otherwise provided in section 4 of this regulation, the provisions of
			 chapter 467 of NRS apply to an amateur contest or exhibition of unarmed combat
			 or any combination thereof conducted by or participated in exclusively by any
			 school, college or university or by any association or organization of a
			 school, college or university unless:
(a) The
			 person who is responsible for the amateur contest or exhibition submits to the
			 Commission a written request to exempt the amateur contest or exhibition from
			 the provisions of chapter 467 of NRS; and
(b) The Executive Director or the designee of
			 the Executive Director determines, in accordance with sections 5, 6 and 7 of
			 this regulation, that the amateur contest or exhibition is exempt from the
			 provisions of chapter 467 of NRS.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 6 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
The Executive Director or the designee of the Executive
				Director will deny a request for exemption submitted pursuant to section 5
				if:
1. The amateur contest or
			 exhibition does not satisfy the requirements set forth in
			 NRS
			 467.170;
2. The request for exemption does not comply
			 with the requirements set forth in section 5 of this regulation; or
3. An amateur combatant or ring official
			 described in the request for exemption is suspended or permanently revoked on
			 any registry recognized by the Commission.
Added to NAC by Athletic Comm'n by
				R123-21A,
				eff. 2/28/2022
NRS
				467.030,
				467.170
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 467.Sec. 7 - NEW

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 If the Executive Director or a designee of the Executive Director determines
			 that an amateur contest or exhibition of unarmed combat or any combination
			 thereof conducted by or participated in exclusively by any school, college or
			 university or by any association or organization of a school, college or
			 university:
(a) Is exempt from the provisions
			 of chapter 467 of NRS, the Executive Director or the designee of the Executive
			 Director shall send written notice of the exemption to the person who submitted
			 the request pursuant to section 5 of this regulation; or
(b) Is not exempt from the provisions of
			 chapter 467 of NRS, the Executive Director or the designee of the Executive
			 Director shall send written notice of the denial of the exemption to the person
			 who submitted the request pursuant to section 5 and the reasoning for the
			 denial of the exemption, including, without limitation, any disqualifying
			 circumstance described in section 6 of this regulation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.012 - General licensing requirements: Application; conditions and agreements; false statements; proof of identity; appearance before Commission; fee for issuance or renewal; period of validity

Current through June
			 11, 2024
1. An
			 application for a license as a:
(a)
			 Professional boxer;
(b)
			 Professional mixed martial artist;
(c) Professional kickboxer;
(d) Any other professional unarmed
			 combatant;
(e) Promoter;
(f) Matchmaker;
(g) Manager;
(h) Second, including a trainer;
(i) Referee;
(j) Judge;
(k) Timekeeper;
(l) Announcer; or
(m) Physician, must be made in writing on a
			 form supplied by the Commission and signed by the applicant under penalty of
			 perjury. The Commission, in its discretion, may act on an applicant's request
			 for a license before the form is submitted, but a license must not be issued to
			 the applicant until the applicant complies with the requirements of this
			 subsection.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.014 - Application for license: Request for withdrawal

Current through
			 June 11, 2024
1. An
			 applicant for a license may file a written request with the Commission to
			 withdraw his or her application at any time before final action upon the
			 application by the Commission.
2.
			 In making a determination on a request to withdraw an application, the
			 Commission may, in its discretion:
(a) Deny
			 the request; or
(b) Grant the
			 request with or without prejudice.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.017 - Effect of age, experience and physical condition on issuance or renewal of license to engage in unarmed combat

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. If an applicant
			 for a license to engage in unarmed combat or an unarmed combatant has:
(a) Not reached 18 years of age;
(b) Reached 38 years of age or will reach 38
			 years of age during the current calendar year;
(c) Competed in more than 425 rounds of
			 unarmed combat in contests or exhibitions sanctioned by the Commission or any
			 other agency that regulates unarmed combat in another jurisdiction;
			 or
(d) Not competed in unarmed
			 combat for at least 36 consecutive months, the applicant or unarmed combatant
			 must have his or her application for a license or for renewal of a license
			 reviewed by the Commission or, if time does not permit and no concerns about
			 the application have been raised by the Executive Director or any Commissioner,
			 reviewed by the Chair or the Chair's designee, so that his or her
			 qualifications may be considered before the license is issued or renewed.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.022 - Determination of ability to compete in unarmed combat; hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
Before a license to engage in unarmed combat is issued or
				renewed by the Commission, the applicant or unarmed combatant must satisfy the
				Commission that he or she has the ability to compete. If the ability of the
				applicant or the unarmed combatant to compete is questioned for any reason, the
				Commission may hold a hearing to determine whether the license should be
				denied, granted or renewed, or granted or renewed on a conditional
				basis.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				63, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-2-97); A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.100
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.027 - Determination of physical and mental fitness to engage in unarmed combat; examination and testing; results of medical tests required

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 An applicant who has applied for a license to engage in unarmed combat, an
			 unarmed combatant who has applied for renewal of his or her license or a
			 contestant who is scheduled to compete in a contest or exhibition but has not
			 yet applied for a license must:
(a) Be
			 examined by a physician at least 7 days before the date of the first bout in
			 which the applicant, unarmed combatant or contestant plans to compete in the
			 calendar year for which the license is or will be valid to establish the
			 physical and mental fitness of the applicant, unarmed combatant or contestant
			 for competition and provide a report of that examination to the Commission
			 before that bout;
(b) Provide the
			 Commission with an original or certified copy, or other authenticated copy, of
			 the result of a dilated ophthalmologic eye examination that must have been
			 performed:
(1) By an ophthalmologist who
			 holds an M.D. or D.O.; and
(2) At
			 least 7 days before the date of the first bout in which the applicant, unarmed
			 combatant or contestant plans to compete in the calendar year for which the
			 license is or will be valid; and
(c) If the applicant, unarmed combatant or
			 contestant has had a brain magnetic resonance imaging scan performed within the
			 5 years immediately preceding the date on which the application for a license
			 or for renewal of the license is submitted, provide the Commission with an
			 original or certified copy, or other authenticated copy, of the result of the
			 brain magnetic resonance imaging scan, unless the applicant, unarmed combatant
			 or contestant has previously provided an original or certified copy, or other
			 authenticated copy, of the result to the Commission. If the applicant, unarmed
			 combatant or contestant has not had a brain magnetic resonance imaging scan
			 performed within the 5 years immediately preceding the date on which the
			 application for a license or for renewal of the license is submitted, the
			 applicant, unarmed combatant or contestant must:
(1) Have a brain magnetic resonance imaging
			 scan performed; and
(2) Provide the
			 Commission with original or certified copies, or other authenticated copies, of
			 the results of the brain magnetic resonance imaging scan before the date of the
			 first bout in which the applicant, unarmed combatant or contestant plans to
			 compete in the calendar year for which the license is or will be
			 valid.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.045 - Application by amateur for license as professional unarmed combatant: Requirements; examinations and testing; proof of ability to compete

Current through June 11, 2024
A person who engages in unarmed combat as an amateur may apply
				to become a professional unarmed combatant in Nevada by serving notice of his
				or her intention in writing at the office of the Commission. In addition to any
				other information required to be furnished to the Commission pursuant to this
				chapter or chapter 467 of NRS to apply to become a professional unarmed
				combatant in Nevada, the person must furnish the Commission with:
1. Proof of the person's age;
2. The person's record as an amateur in
			 contests or exhibitions or proof of his or her ability to compete; and
3. If the person has not reached
			 18 years of age, a signed and notarized statement from the person's parent or
			 legal guardian authorizing the person to engage in unarmed combat as a
			 professional unarmed combatant.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				157, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 11-2-88; 12-2-97; R003-09, 10-27-2009); A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030,
				467.100
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.052 - Application for license as promoter: Requirements; investigation; payment of costs; fees

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. A person
			 applying for a license as a promoter may be required to appear before the
			 Commission and be prepared to prove his or her:
(a) Integrity;
(b) Financial ability to perform the
			 responsibilities involved in the promotion of contests or
			 exhibitions;
(c) Financial
			 stability; and
(d) Knowledge of the
			 responsibilities involved in the promotion of contests or
			 exhibitions.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.057 - Manager may act as second without second's license

Current through
			 June 11, 2024
A manager licensed by the Commission may act as a second
				without having a second's license.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				79, eff. 4-25-78]-(Substituted in revision for NAC 467.350
				)
NRS
				  467.030,
				  467.100
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.062 - Referees, judges and timekeepers: Licensing requirements; expiration and renewal of license; membership in sanctioning organization; licensing fees

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To qualify for a license as a referee,
			 judge or timekeeper of contests or exhibitions, an applicant must:
(a) Be at least 21 years of age;
(b) Not have been convicted of a felony or
			 other crime involving moral turpitude; and
(c) Possess such qualifications as the
			 Commission deems necessary.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.071 - Ringside physicians: Licensing requirements and fees; certification in life-saving procedures; treatment or examination of unarmed combatant

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Ringside physicians must be licensed
			 annually. The Commission may issue such licenses as the need for the services
			 of ringside physicians is determined by the Commission.
2. To apply for the issuance or renewal of a
			 license as a ringside physician, an applicant must:
(a) Submit an application to the Commission
			 which includes a disclosure of any resolved or pending medical malpractice
			 claims against the applicant and any civil or criminal actions filed against
			 the applicant that have not been previously disclosed to the
			 Commission.
(b) Hold an active
			 license to practice medicine in this State issued by the Board of Medical
			 Examiners or an active license to practice osteopathic medicine issued by the
			 State Board of Osteopathic Medicine.
(c) Pay a fee of $100.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.073 - Registration of sanctioning organizations: Requirement; application; fees; revocation, suspension or conditioning

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 7, the Commission may require the registration
			 of a sanctioning organization.
2.
			 Except as otherwise provided in subsection 6, a sanctioning organization
			 required to be registered must submit to the Commission, within 30 days after
			 receipt of notice of the decision of the Commission that the sanctioning
			 organization must be registered:
(a) A
			 completed application for registration on a form provided by the
			 Commission;
(b) An application fee
			 of $1,000 ; and
(c) Any additional
			 information or material requested by the Commission, the Chair, the Executive
			 Director or the Executive Director's designee.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.077 - Applicants, licensees and officials must submit material to Commission as directed

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Any ring official, any person licensed by the Commission and
				any applicant for a license must submit to the Commission any forms, records
				and statements at the times and manner as directed by the Commission or the
				Executive Director.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				135, eff. 4-25-78]-(Substituted in revision for NAC 467.575 ); A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.0775 - Notice to Commission of citation, arrest or conviction for domestic violence of certain applicants or licensees; consequences for failure to comply

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An applicant for a license listed under
			 subsection 1 of NAC
			 467.012 must state on his or her
			 application whether the applicant has ever been cited, arrested or convicted
			 for domestic violence.
2. A
			 licensee shall, within 15 calendar days after the occurrence of the relevant
			 event, report to the Executive Director or the Executive Director's designee
			 any citation, arrest or conviction for domestic violence that occurs after the
			 licensee has been issued his or her license.
3. If the Executive Director or the Executive
			 Director's designee receives information that an applicant for a license listed
			 under subsection 1 of NAC
			 467.012 or a licensee has been
			 cited, arrested or convicted for domestic violence, regardless of how the
			 information is received, the Executive Director or the Executive Director's
			 designee shall review the information and determine:
(a) For an applicant, whether or not to
			 recommend denial of the application for a license pursuant to NAC
			 467.082.
(b) For a licensee, whether or not to
			 recommend disciplinary action against the licensee to the Commission pursuant
			 to NAC 467.885.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.078 - Notice to Commission of change of address of licensee; disciplinary action for failure to comply

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Not later than 30 days after a change in the address of a
				person who is licensed by the Commission, the licensee must provide the new
				address to the Commission. A licensee who fails to comply with the provisions
				of this section is subject to disciplinary action by the
				Commission.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.079 - Notice to Commission of proposed change in ownership of promoter or change in officers, managers or directors of promoter; approval or disapproval by Commission

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Within 30 days after a change in the ownership of a promoter or
				a change in the officers, managers or directors of a promoter, the promoter
				must inform the Commission of the proposed change. Upon the recommendation of
				the Executive Director, the Commission may approve or disapprove the change in
				ownership of a promoter or in the officers, managers or directors of the
				promoter, as applicable.
Added to NAC
				by Athletic Comm'n by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.082 - Grounds for denial of application for license

Current through June
			 11, 2024
The Commission may deny the application of an applicant if it
				finds that the applicant has performed any act which would, if performed by a
				licensee, subject the licensee to discipline pursuant to NAC 467.885.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				155, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 11-2-88; 12-2-97; R083-00,
				9-22-2000)
NRS
				  467.030,
				  467.080,
				  467.100
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.087 - Application for new license or petition for reinstatement of license after denial, revocation or suspension

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Unless the
			 Commission specifies otherwise, any applicant who has been denied a license by
			 the Commission may not file a similar application until 1 year after denial by
			 the Commission and the applicant has paid in full all fees and fines imposed on
			 the applicant by the Commission.
2.
			 A person who has had his or her license revoked may not petition for
			 reinstatement or apply for a new license until 1 year after the revocation and
			 the petitioner has paid in full all fees and fines imposed on the petitioner by
			 the Commission or entered into a payment plan for such fees or fines that is
			 approved by the Chair of the Commission and the Executive Director. If the
			 petitioner files a petition for reinstatement after the 1-year period required
			 pursuant to this subsection, and the Commission denies the request, the
			 petitioner may not petition again for reinstatement until 1 year after the
			 denial.
3. A person who has had
			 his or her license suspended for a period of 1 year or less may not file a
			 petition for reinstatement or an application for a new license until the period
			 of the suspension has expired and the petitioner or applicant has paid in full
			 all fees and fines imposed on him or her by the Commission.
4. A person who has had his or her license
			 suspended for a period of more than 1 year may not file a petition for
			 reinstatement or an application for a new license until 1 year after the
			 suspension was ordered and the petitioner or applicant has paid in full all
			 fees and fines imposed on him or her by the Commission. If the petitioner or
			 applicant files a petition for reinstatement or an application for a new
			 license after the 1-year period required pursuant to this subsection, and the
			 Commission denies the request, the petitioner may not petition again for
			 reinstatement or apply again for a new license until 1 year after the denial or
			 until the suspension has expired, whichever is less.
5. A person who has had his or her license
			 suspended for any period because of an anti-doping violation may not file a
			 petition for reinstatement or an application for a new license unless the
			 petitioner or applicant has:
(a) Submitted to
			 the Commission documentation from a laboratory approved by the Commission or
			 approved and accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency indicating that a test
			 performed on a sample or specimen obtained from the petitioner or applicant did
			 not indicate the presence of a prohibited substance or the use of a prohibited
			 method; and
(b) Paid all fees and
			 fines imposed on him or her by the Commission.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › LICENSING AND REGISTRATION › Section 467.089 - Effect of expiration of license on jurisdiction of Commission

Current through June 11, 2024
The expiration of a license, approval, registration or
				sanctioning granted by the Commission does not deprive the Commission of
				jurisdiction to:
1. Proceed with an
			 investigation of any person associated with unarmed combat in this
			 State;
2. Proceed with an action or
			 disciplinary proceeding against any person associated with unarmed combat in
			 this State;
3. Render a decision to
			 suspend or revoke the license, approval, registration or sanctioning, as
			 applicable; or
4. Otherwise
			 discipline any licensee, person approved, registered or sanctioned by the
			 Commission, or any person otherwise associated with unarmed combat in this
			 State, including, without limitation, banning such a person from participation
			 in unarmed combat in this State for any period of time, including, without
			 limitation, a lifetime ban from participation in unarmed combat in this
			 State.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000; A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016
NRS
				NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 467.093 - Professional boxing: Issuance of identification card; disciplinary action for falsification or misuse of identification card

Current through June
			 11, 2024
1. The
			 Commission will issue an identification card for the purpose of registration of
			 all unarmed combatants.
2. The
			 Commission will issue an identification card to each unarmed combatant who
			 applies for such a card. The unarmed combatant shall provide a recent
			 photograph for the identification card and any other information that is
			 requested by the Commission. After an identification card is issued, the
			 unarmed combatant shall provide any information for the identification card
			 that is requested by the Commission, including, but not limited to, a new or
			 more recent photograph.
3. An
			 identification card may not be substituted for the license to engage in unarmed
			 combat held by the unarmed combatant.
4. An unarmed combatant shall present his or
			 her identification card to the Commission's representative at weigh-in for a
			 contest or exhibition and at any other time ordered by the Commission or its
			 representative.
5. An unarmed
			 combatant may be subject to disciplinary action by the Commission if the
			 unarmed combatant:
(a) Provides false
			 information for an identification card or falsifies or attempts to falsify an
			 identification card, or aids in such acts;
(b) Uses or attempts to use an identification
			 card in an unlawful manner or in a manner that is not in the best interests of
			 unarmed combat, or aids in such use; or
(c) Otherwise violates the provisions of this
			 section.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.102 - Contract between manager and unarmed combatant: General requirements; arbitration of disputes; authority of managers; assignment

Current
			 through June 11, 2024
1.
			 The Commission may refuse to honor a contract between a manager and an unarmed
			 combatant unless it is filed with the Commission at least 72 hours before a
			 scheduled contest or exhibition and it complies with the requirements of this
			 section.
2. A manager may not
			 contract to receive the services of an unarmed combatant under his or her
			 management for a contest or exhibition which is scheduled to take place after
			 the expiration of the contract.
3.
			 The Commission may honor a contract that is not executed and notarized on a
			 form provided by the Commission if the terms of the contract comply with the
			 requirements of this section. If the terms of the contract exceed the
			 limitations contained in this section, the Commission may honor the contract to
			 the extent of those limitations.
4. If the term of a contract between a
			 manager and an unarmed combatant is for a period of more than 4 years, the
			 Commission:
(a) May, in its discretion, honor
			 the contract for a period of not more than 4 years.
(b) Will not honor the contract for a period
			 of more than 4 years.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.103 - Arbitration: Contract; notice; procedure; telephonic appearance; hearing; evidence; right to attorney; immunity

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. A contract
			 between an unarmed combatant and a manager that is executed and notarized on a
			 form provided by the Commission may provide for binding arbitration of
			 disputes. The Commission may, in its discretion, provide for binding
			 arbitration on a contract that is not executed and notarized on a form provided
			 by the Commission if the interested parties agree to binding
			 arbitration.
2. A party seeking
			 arbitration of a contract must initiate the arbitration process by serving a
			 notice of arbitration to the other party or parties to the agreement by
			 personal service or by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested.
			 The notice of arbitration must describe the nature of the controversy and the
			 remedy sought. After a party provides proof of service of the notice of
			 arbitration to the Commission, the Chair shall, in his or her discretion,
			 appoint a representative of the Commission to conduct the
			 arbitration.
3. The arbitrator may
			 conduct the arbitration in such manner as the arbitrator considers appropriate
			 for a fair and expeditious disposition of the proceeding, in accordance with
			 the following:
(a) The authority conferred
			 upon the arbitrator includes, without limitation, the power to hold conferences
			 with the parties to the arbitral proceeding before the hearing and the power to
			 determine the admissibility, relevance, materiality and weight of any
			 evidence.
(b) The arbitrator may
			 issue a subpoena for the attendance of a witness and for the production of
			 records and other evidence at the hearing. If the arbitrator issues a subpoena,
			 the arbitrator must serve the subpoena by personal service or by certified or
			 registered mail, return receipt requested. All laws compelling a person under
			 subpoena to testify as a witness, as well as all associated fees, apply to the
			 arbitration as if the controversy were the subject of a civil action in the
			 courts of this State.
(c) The
			 arbitrator may permit such discovery as the arbitrator decides is appropriate
			 in the circumstances, taking into account the needs of the parties to the
			 arbitral proceeding and other affected persons, and the desirability of making
			 the proceeding fair, expeditious and cost-effective.
(d) The arbitrator may issue a protective
			 order to prevent the disclosure of privileged information, confidential
			 information, trade secrets and other information protected from disclosure to
			 the extent a court could if the controversy were the subject of a civil action
			 in the courts of this State.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.104 - Promoter and certain others prohibited from acting as manager of unarmed combatant and from holding certain financial interests

Current through
			 June 11, 2024
An unarmed combatant may not have a promoter or any of its
				members, stockholders, officials, matchmakers or assistant matchmakers:
1. Act directly or indirectly as his or her
			 manager; or
2. Hold any financial
			 interest in the unarmed combatant's management or earnings from contests or
			 exhibitions.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				149, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-13-82; 12-2-97-Substituted in revision for NAC
				467.870 )
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.112 - Bout agreement between promoter and unarmed combatant: Form; prohibited provision

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. The bout
			 agreement between a promoter and an unarmed combatant must be executed on a
			 form provided by the Commission.
2.
			 A bout agreement which provides that an unarmed combatant is to pay for the
			 services of his or her opponent is prohibited.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				86, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-13-82; 11-2-88; 12-2-97; R058-05,
				12-29-2005)
NRS
				  467.030,
				  467.120
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.117 - Provisions for filing bout agreements; failure to file; contracts for rights to broadcast, televise or take motion pictures

Current through June
			 11, 2024
1. A bout
			 agreement between a promoter and an unarmed combatant for the main event of a
			 program of unarmed combat must be placed on file with the Commission at least 7
			 calendar days before the program unless the Executive Director or the Executive
			 Director's designee waives the deadline for good cause shown.
2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 1, bout agreements between promoters and unarmed combatants who will be
			 contending in a contest or exhibition must be filed before the scheduled time
			 for weighing in.
3. Any agreement
			 between contestants for a contest or exhibition must be placed on file with the
			 Commission at least 7 calendar days before the contest or exhibition unless the
			 Executive Director or the Executive Director's designee waives the deadline for
			 good cause shown.
4. At the
			 discretion of the Commission, any agreement required to be filed with the
			 Commission pursuant to this section may be filed with the Commission by
			 electronic means.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				84, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-13-82; 11-2-88; 12-2-97); A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016; A by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.122 - Payment of unarmed combatant working on percentage basis; calculation of net receipts

Current through June 11,
			 2024
Each unarmed combatant working on a percentage basis must be
				paid on the basis of the net receipts of each contest or exhibition after state
				and federal taxes, ring expenses and the price of complimentary tickets upon
				which a price is specified have been deducted.
Athletic Comm'n, §
				88, eff. 4-25-78-NAC A 12-2-97
NRS
				  467.030,
				  467.120
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.127 - Limitations on promoter creating debt on behalf of or advancing money to unarmed combatant or manager

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. A promoter
			 licensed by the Commission shall not directly or indirectly make any loan or
			 advance to an unarmed combatant or a manager without the express written
			 permission of the Chair except as otherwise provided in
			 NRS
			 467.130.
2. A promoter shall not, directly or
			 indirectly, create any indebtedness that becomes the obligation of an unarmed
			 combatant or a manager unless the promoter has the express written permission
			 of the Chair for that action.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				153, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-13-82; 11-2-88; 12-2-97; R083-00, 9-22-2000;
				R076-03, 12-3-2003); A by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.132 - Failure of unarmed combatant to appear for contest or exhibition; disciplinary action; effect on bout agreement

Current through June 11,
			 2024
An unarmed combatant who fails to appear in a contest or
				exhibition in which he or she signed a bout agreement to appear, without a
				written excuse determined to be valid by the Commission or a certificate from a
				physician designated by the Commission in advance in case of physical
				disability, is subject to disciplinary action. An unarmed combatant who files a
				certificate from a physician designated by the Commission stating that he or
				she is unable to fulfill a bout agreement because of physical disability shall,
				on being restored to the eligible list, fulfill the bout agreement with the
				same opponent or a suitable substitute specified in the bout agreement within a
				reasonable time, as determined by the Commission, unless the unarmed combatant
				is released from the bout agreement by mutual agreement.
[Athletic Comm'n, §
				87, eff. 4-25-78]-(NAC A 12-2-97)
NRS
				  467.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.137 - Payment of unarmed combatant: Permissible withholding and deduction; effect of arbitration or litigation; assignment

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. An unarmed
			 combatant must be paid in full according to his or her bout agreement and no
			 part of his or her remuneration may be withheld except by order of the
			 Commission, nor may any part of the remuneration be returned through
			 arrangement with his or her manager to any matchmaker or promoter, except as
			 otherwise provided in this section.
2. A promoter may withhold from the purse of
			 an unarmed combatant any money:
(a) Advanced
			 to the unarmed combatant pursuant to NAC 467.127; or
(b) Authorized to be withheld pursuant to
			 subsection 4 of NAC 467.142.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.142 - Payment of purse: Time and manner; permissible withholding

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All payment of purses must be made:
(a) Immediately after the contest or
			 exhibition; or
(b) If the unarmed
			 combatant is to receive a percentage of the net receipts, immediately after
			 that percentage is determined by a person designated by the Commission, unless
			 otherwise ordered by the Commission.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.147 - Withholding payment of purse pending disciplinary action against unarmed combatant; duties of promoter

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. At any time
			 before the award of a purse to an unarmed combatant, a Commissioner or a person
			 designated by the Commission may specify any amount which must be retained from
			 the purse of the unarmed combatant and transferred from the promoter to the
			 Commission. The money transferred to the Commission will not be given to the
			 unarmed combatant until the Commission determines that no penalty will be
			 prescribed pursuant to
			 NRS
			 467.158 for any action or condition of the
			 unarmed combatant. Any amount so specified is not a limitation upon the amount
			 of a penalty which may be prescribed pursuant to
			 NRS
			 467.158.
2. If the Commission orders any amount of the
			 purse of the unarmed combatant to be transferred from the promoter to the
			 Commission pursuant to subsection 1, the promoter shall transfer the money to
			 the Commission by use of a cashier's check made payable to the Commission,
			 unless the Commission approves another method for the transfer of the
			 money.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 11-2-88; A 12-2-97
NRS
				  467.030,
				  467.135
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.149 - Insurance coverage

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. The promoter of
			 a contest or exhibition shall provide insurance coverage in the amount of
			 $50,000 or more for each licensed contestant to provide medical, surgical and
			 hospital care for licensed contestants who are injured while engaged in a
			 contest or exhibition.
2. The terms
			 of the insurance coverage must not require the contestant to pay a deductible
			 for the medical, surgical or hospital care for injuries he or she sustains
			 while engaged in a contest or exhibition.
3. If a licensed contestant pays for the
			 medical, surgical or hospital care, the insurance proceeds must be paid to the
			 contestant or the contestant's beneficiaries as reimbursement for the
			 payment.
4. A person who promotes
			 an amateur contest or exhibition shall provide insurance coverage in the amount
			 of $25,000 or more for each unarmed combatant who is not a licensed contestant
			 to provide medical, surgical and hospital care for unarmed combatants who are
			 injured while engaged in an amateur contest or exhibition.
5. If a promoter or a person who promotes an
			 amateur contest or exhibition fails to provide the insurance coverage required
			 pursuant to this section and an unarmed combatant pays or incurs a monetary
			 expense that would have otherwise been paid under the required insurance
			 coverage, the Commission may order the promoter or person who promotes an
			 amateur contest or exhibition to pay or reimburse the unarmed combatant up to
			 the amount the insurance coverage would have paid or reimbursed if the promoter
			 or person who promotes an amateur contest or exhibition had complied with this
			 section. This provision is in addition to, and not in lieu of, any disciplinary
			 action that may be taken against the promoter or person who promotes an amateur
			 contest or exhibition for failing to comply with the provisions of this
			 section.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n by R083-00, eff. 9-22-2000; A by R003-09, 10-27-2009; A by
				R089-22A,
				eff. 12/29/2022
NRS 467.030,
				  467.125
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS › Section 467.151 - Payment of certain fees for tickets sold; grants to organizations that promote amateur contests or exhibitions

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Not later than
			 20 calendar days after the completion of a live professional contest, match or
			 exhibition is held in this State, the promoter shall pay the fees required by
			 subsections 1 and 2 of
			 NRS
			 467.108 to the Commission:
(a) If the amount of the fees is less than
			 $10,000, by check, money order or electronic transfer.
(b) If the amount of the fees is $10,000 or
			 more, by electronic transfer.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › ARRANGING AND PROMOTING PROGRAMS OF UNARMED COMBAT › Section 467.162 - Surety bond

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. A promoter who
			 applies for a license to present a program of unarmed combat may be required to
			 furnish a surety bond to the Commission in an amount deemed by the Commission
			 to be adequate to:
(a) Satisfy or reimburse
			 any cost or expense required pursuant to this chapter, chapter 467 of NRS or
			 rules adopted by the Commission;
(b) Ensure reimbursement to the purchasers of
			 tickets for the program; or
(c)
			 Satisfy or reimburse any other cost or expense as deemed necessary by the
			 Commission.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › ARRANGING AND PROMOTING PROGRAMS OF UNARMED COMBAT › Section 467.167 - Permit: Submission and approval of program and date; content; payment of fee; cancellation of program

Current through June 11,
			 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in NAC
			 467.169, a promoter shall not
			 hold a program of unarmed combat unless, before the program is held:
(a) The promoter submits to the Commission an
			 application for a permit, as required by
			 NRS
			 467.105, and for approval of the date for the
			 program; and
(b) The Commission
			 approves the permit and the date for the program.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat › ARRANGING AND PROMOTING PROGRAMS OF UNARMED COMBAT › Section 467.169 - Permit for program with anticipated large gross receipts; multiple requests for approval of same date

Current through June 11,
			 2024
If, based upon the seating capacity of the venue and the
				proposed scale for prices of tickets, the total gross receipts from admission
				fees for a program of unarmed combat may reasonably exceed $2,000,000, the
				Chair or Executive Director may require that the following information be
				provided to the Commission before the Commission will consider an application
				for a permit and for approval of a date for the program submitted pursuant to
				NAC 467.167:
1. A bout agreement or letter of intent
			 signed by each unarmed combatant who is participating in the contest or
			 exhibition that is designated as the main event of the program;
2. A contract or letter of intent signed by
			 each promoter and by the authorized representative of the venue in which the
			 program is to be held;
3. A
			 statement that describes the seating capacity of the venue in which the program
			 is to be held; and
4. The proposed
			 scale for prices of tickets for the program.
Added to NAC by Athletic
				Comm'n, eff. 3-14-96; A 12-2-97; A by
				R062-16A,
				eff. 9/9/2016; A by
				R032-18A,
				eff. 1/30/2019
NRS
				467.030