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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.135 - "Incident" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Incident" means an occurrence that:
1. Actually or potentially results in adverse
		  consequences to an information system or the information such a system
		  processes, stores or transmits and may require an incident response to mitigate
		  the actual or potential adverse consequences.
2. Is a violation or imminent threat of
		  violation of a security policy or procedure or acceptable use policy of a
		  political subdivision.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.140 - "Incident response" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Incident response" means the activities that address an incident
			 within the pertinent domain to mitigate immediate and potential adverse
			 consequences or threats.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.145 - "Information system" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Information system" means any equipment or interconnected system
			 or subsystem of equipment that processes, transmits, receives or interchanges
			 data or information.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.150 - "Office" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Office" means the Nevada Office of Cyber Defense Coordination of
			 the Department of Public Safety.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.160 - "Protected information" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Protected information" means information about any person
			 protected by law or regulation.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.165 - "Ransomware" defined.

Current through June 11, 2024
"Ransomware" means a type of malware that attempts to deny or
			 denies access to the data of a user of an information system until a ransom is
			 paid.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.170 - "Sensitive information" defined.

Current through June 11, 2024
"Sensitive information" means any information the loss, misuse,
			 modification or unauthorized access of which could adversely affect the public,
			 the privacy of persons as provided by law or regulation or the interests of
			 this State.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.175 - "Threat" and "cybersecurity threat" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Threat" and "cybersecurity threat" mean a circumstance or event
			 that has or indicates the potential to exploit vulnerabilities and to adversely
			 impact the operations or assets, including, without limitation, information and
			 information systems, of a political subdivision, person, other governmental
			 entity or the public.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.200 - Cybersecurity incident response plan: Contents and requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
A cybersecurity incident response plan must include:
1. Measures that preemptively build,
		  reinforce and improve the capability to prevent, protect against, detect,
		  respond to and recover from an incident, including, without limitation:
(a) A statement of purpose and a statement of
		  objectives that summarize the scope of the cybersecurity incident response plan
		  and associated policies and procedures;
(b) A list of common cybersecurity terms and
		  associated definitions;
(c) Written
		  metrics for measuring:
(1) The impacts of an
		  incident on the political subdivision; and
(2) The capability and effectiveness of the
		  political subdivision to engage in an incident response;
(d) A list of management and leadership
		  personnel who will support an incident response;
(e) A list of internal and external contacts
		  and associated contact information to support an incident response;
(f) A written plan for all personnel,
		  including, without limitation, employees and contractors, regarding reporting
		  computer anomalies and incidents to the proper personnel;
(g) A written plan for all personnel who will
		  be involved in an incident response, including, without limitation, employees
		  and contractors, that outlines the roles, responsibilities, job titles and
		  contact information of such personnel;
(h) Procedures for sharing information, both
		  internally and externally, to ensure appropriate communication and minimize
		  information disclosure to unauthorized parties;
(i) Procedures to contact law enforcement or
		  a regulatory body, as applicable, in a manner consistent with legal
		  requirements; and
(j) Procedures to
		  contact and inform any external entity that may be impacted by an incident due
		  to a networked connection between the political subdivision and the entity
		  affected by such an incident.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.205 - Cybersecurity incident response plan: Political subdivision authorized to include certain internal groups into plan

Current through June 11, 2024
In addition to information technology, cybersecurity and
			 management groups, a political subdivision may consider incorporating legal,
			 public affairs, human resources, physical security and facilities management
			 groups of the political subdivision into the cybersecurity incident response
			 plan.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.210 - Cybersecurity incident response plan: Effective upon certification.

Current through June 11, 2024
A cybersecurity incident response plan becomes effective upon
			 certification by a city manager or county manager, as
			 applicable.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.215 - Cybersecurity incident response plan: Administrative or nonsubstantive change does not require filing of revised plan

Current through June 11, 2024
A purely administrative or nonsubstantive change to a
			 cybersecurity incident response plan shall not be deemed a revision for the
			 purpose of any requirement to file a revised plan pursuant to
			 NRS
			 480.935.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.230 - Political subdivision required to document actions taken to mitigate or recover from incident

Current through June 11, 2024
A political subdivision shall document any actions taken to
			 mitigate or recover from an incident, including, without limitation,
			 documenting current baselines of information systems and the location of
			 backups and network diagrams.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.235 - Political subdivision required to report significant information learned from incident; use of information

Current through June 11, 2024
A political subdivision shall report any significant information
			 learned from an incident to a city manager or county manager, as applicable,
			 within 90 days after an incident. Such information may be used to update
			 policies, procedures, guidelines and cybersecurity incident response
			 plans.
Added to NAC by Office of
			 Cyber Defense Coord. by R088-19, eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				480.935,
				480.950
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 480 - Security of Information Systems › Section 480.240 - Political subdivision required to report certain types of cybersecurity incidents; contents of report

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A political
		  subdivision shall report to the Office within 1 business day after a known or
		  suspected incident that is:
(a) A data
		  breach;
(b) A distributed denial of
		  service incident;
(c) A ransomware
		  incident; or
(d) Any other incident
		  that disrupts the delivery of essential services for more than 1 business day
		  or directly affects life or property.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 481.003 - "Address of principal residence" and "full legal name" defined for purposes of chapters 483 and 486 of NRS

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in chapters 483 and 486 of NRS:
1. "Address of principal residence" means the
			 address where a person currently resides.
2. "Alternate address" means a verifiable
			 physical address which:
(a) Has been provided
			 by a person;
(b) Is not the address
			 of principal residence or mailing address of the person; and
(c) Is not a post office box.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 481.005 - "Seasonal resident" defined for purposes of chapters 482 and 483 of NRS

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in chapters 482 and 483 of NRS, "seasonal resident"
				means any person who is not a "resident" as defined in
				NRS
				483.141 and who:
1. Temporarily resides in this State for a
			 period of at least 31 consecutive days in each calendar year;
2. Maintains a temporary residence in this
			 State;
3. Returns to the state or
			 jurisdiction of his or her residence at least one time during each calendar
			 year;
4. Is registered to vote or
			 pays income tax in another state or jurisdiction; and
5. Does not engage in a trade, profession,
			 occupation or gainful employment in this State.
Added to NAC by Dep't of
				Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R134-97, eff. 11-14-97; A by R061-00,
				8-14-2000; A by Dep't of Motor Veh. by R084-03,
				10-30-2003
NRS
				  481.052
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 481.035 - Self-service terminals and kiosks: Nonrefundable processing fee

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In addition to any other applicable fee or
			 tax, a customer who uses a self-service terminal or kiosk to complete a
			 transaction with the Department must be charged a nonrefundable processing fee
			 for the transaction.
2. The amount
			 of the fee charged pursuant to subsection 1 must not exceed the amount
			 authorized in the contract entered into by the Department with the supplier of
			 the self-service terminal or kiosk pursuant to
			 NRS
			 481.051.
Added to NAC by Dep't of
				Motor Veh. by R050-11, 12-30-2011, eff. 2-27-2012
NRS
				  481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.140 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NAC 481.140 to 481.355, inclusive, unless the
				  context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 481.170, 481.180
				  and 481.190 have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86; A by Dep't of Motor Veh. by
				  R065-12, 11-1-2012
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.170 - "Hearing officer" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Hearing officer" means the Director or any person designated
				  by the Director to conduct a hearing.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.180 - "Party" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Party" means the petitioner, a division of the Department,
				  or the Department.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.190 - "Petitioner" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Petitioner" means a person who requests a hearing.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.200 - Scope

Current through June 11, 2024
NAC 481.140 to 481.355, inclusive, provide procedures for any
				  hearing authorized by statute to be conducted by the Department.
Dep't of Motor Veh.,
				  Practice Rule 1, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety,
				  3-11-86
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.240 - Appearances and representation of parties

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Appearances and
				representation of parties must be as follows:
(a) A party is entitled to appear in person
				or be represented by his or her attorney.
(b) One of the partners may appear for a
				partnership.
(c) A corporate
				officer or an authorized regular employee of the corporation may appear for the
				corporation.
(d) An authorized
				officer, agent, or employee of a municipal corporation may appear for
				it.
(e) A bona fide officer or an
				authorized officer or employee of an association may appear for it.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.250 - Formal pleadings not required

Current through June 11, 2024
Unless otherwise required by NAC 481.140 to 481.355,
				  inclusive, formal written pleadings are not required, but a party may file with
				  the hearing officer written points and authorities supporting his or her
				  position.
Dep't of Motor Veh.,
				  Practice Rule 2 § 2.4, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. &
				  Pub. Safety, 3-11-86
NRS
					 233B.050,
					 481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.260 - Subpoenas

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Upon application in writing of any party,
				a subpoena will be issued:
(a) To require the
				attendance of a witness from any place in the State at any designated place to
				give oral testimony before the hearing officer; and
(b) For the production of documents if the
				request clearly specifies and describes the documents desired.
The application must specify the reason for requesting the
				  subpoena.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.270 - Request for a hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Requests for a
				hearing pursuant to
				NRS
				484C.230 may be made in writing or by
				telephone.
2. A request for a
				hearing will be denied if the issues raised by the request do not entitle the
				petitioner to relief by means of an administrative hearing.
3. If the request for a hearing is granted,
				the hearing will be set for the earliest date practicable. The Department will
				serve each party and his or her attorney, if applicable, with a notice of
				hearing.
4. If a request for a
				hearing is denied, the petitioner must be notified in writing, stating the
				reason for the denial.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				3, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety,
				3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.275 - Correspondence; service of documents; fees; inspection of documents

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A request for a hearing and all
				correspondence regarding the hearing must be addressed to the appropriate
				division or hearings office of the Department at 555 Wright Way, Carson City,
				Nevada 89711-0900.
2. All documents
				shall be deemed served on:
(a) The Department
				when received by the appropriate division or hearings office at the address in
				subsection 1;
(b) A petitioner when
				they are mailed to the petitioner at the address specified in the request for a
				hearing or, if one is not specified, to his or her last known address as shown
				on the records of the Department; and
(c) The Department when received by the legal
				office of the Department in the matter of an appeal of a decision by a hearing
				officer to a district court of this State.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.290 - Postponement of hearings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A party may
				request a change of the date for the hearing. If the hearing officer grants a
				postponement of the hearing, a new date will be set which is not more than 30
				days after the date scheduled for the first hearing except for good
				cause.
2. Except for good cause,
				the request for a postponement of the hearing must:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) State the reason for the postponement;
				and
(c) Be received by the hearing
				officer no later than 5 days before the scheduled hearing.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.300 - Failure to appear

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Where the
				Department has served the petitioner with a notice of the time and place of the
				hearing and neither the petitioner nor the petitioner's attorney appears and
				that failure to attend is without good cause, the failure to attend constitutes
				a default.
2. If the failure to
				appear was for good cause, the party may make a new request for a hearing. The
				hearing officer will determine whether the failure to appear was for good cause
				and if so, grant a new hearing.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				5 §§ 5.4 & 5.5, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. &
				Pub. Safety, 3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.310 - Prehearing conference

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A prehearing
				conference may be held, upon the motion of the hearing officer or upon the
				motion of any party, to formulate or simplify the issues, obtain admissions of
				fact and of documents which will avoid unnecessary proof, arrange for the
				exchange of proposed exhibits or prepared expert testimony, limit the number of
				witnesses, and consider any other matters which may expedite orderly conduct
				and disposition of the proceedings or a settlement of the matter.
2. Notice of the prehearing conference will
				be served on each party at least 7 days before the date set for the
				conference.
3. The action taken at
				the conference and the agreements made there by the parties will be made a part
				of the record and must be approved by the parties. When approved, the action
				controls the course of subsequent proceedings, unless otherwise stipulated by
				each party with the consent of the hearing officer.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				7, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety,
				3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.315 - Hearing officer; record

Current through June 11, 2024
Every hearing will be conducted before a
				hearing officer and the oral proceedings recorded by equipment for recording
				sound. The record will be retained for a period of 90 days after the date of
				the decision. A certified copy of the taped record will be made available to a
				party upon written request to the Director. The requesting party shall pay the
				cost of producing the copy.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.325 - Behavior at hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
If any person behaves in such a manner as to
				interfere with the orderly conduct of the hearing, the hearing officer will
				warn the person to cease the improper behavior. The warning will be part of the
				record. If the improper behavior continues or resumes, the hearing officer will
				exclude that person from the hearing.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.330 - Presentation of evidence

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In all hearings,
				unless otherwise ordered by the hearing officer, the Department will present
				its evidence first and has the right of rebuttal.
2. When objection is made to the
				admissibility of evidence, the evidence will be received subject to a ruling by
				the hearing officer.
3. The
				affidavit of any person may be admitted into evidence. All parties have the
				right to present evidence to rebut the contents of any affidavit.
4. Witnesses may be questioned by the hearing
				officer. The hearing may be recessed by the hearing officer when
				necessary.
5. The hearing officer
				will adjourn the hearing for the submittal of further evidence or to hear
				further testimony when justice would not be served otherwise, and will adjourn
				the hearing at the request of any party for good cause shown, but for not more
				than 30 days after the date scheduled for the first hearing, except for
				cause.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				8 § 8.1, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety,
				3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.335 - Fees and expenses of witnesses

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any witness
				appearing on behalf of the Department or testifying on behalf of the Department
				without service of a subpoena or pursuant to a subpoena, except a party or an
				officer or employee of the State testifying during his or her regular hours for
				work, is entitled to receive the same fees and expenses as are provided for
				witnesses in
				NRS
				50.225.
2. A party requesting the issuance of a
				subpoena shall pay for the service of the subpoena and the fees and expenses of
				the witness.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.340 - Consolidation

Current through June 11, 2024
The Director
				may consolidate two or more proceedings in one hearing when it appears that the
				issues are substantially the same and the rights of the parties will not be
				prejudiced by the consolidation.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				8 § 8.3, eff. 12-22-69
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.350 - Briefs; oral argument

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Briefs which
				have been ordered by the hearing officer must be filed within the time allowed
				by the hearing officer and must be accompanied by an acknowledgment or
				affidavit showing service of the brief on the other parties.
2. Oral argument may be allowed in support of
				written briefs or presentation of the case.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Practice Rule
				8 §§ 8.8 & 8.9, eff. 12-22-69-NAC A by Dep't of Motor Veh. &
				Pub. Safety, 3-11-86
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Hearings › Section 481.355 - Rehearing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a petition for judicial review of the
				decision has not been filed, upon written application by a party within 20 days
				after service of a copy of the decision, a rehearing may be ordered upon such
				terms and conditions as the hearing officer considers just and proper. The
				application will not be granted except upon a showing that:
(a) A party was not properly served with a
				notice to appear; or
(b) There is
				additional evidence which is material and good cause existed for the failure to
				present that evidence at the hearing.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Other Administrative Remedies › Section 481.400 - Procedures for review of actions by the Department

Current through June 11, 2024
Any person who has reason to believe
				that an action by any division of the Department of Motor Vehicles or one or
				more staff members has been incorrect, or based on inadequate knowledge, may
				seek relief by the following procedures:
1. First, reliance must be placed on informal
				discussion with the staff member and the chief of the section which is
				concerned with the program in question.
2. If this discussion does not resolve the
				problem, an informal conference may be requested by letter to the Director of
				the Department of Motor Vehicles. The conference must be held at a place and
				time mutually agreed upon. The Chief of the Division of the Department of Motor
				Vehicles affected and an associate division chief, to be designated by the
				Director or Deputy Director, will be present. A written summary of the
				conference will be prepared. This summary will include a brief resume of the
				matters discussed, and the conclusions and recommendations of the division
				chiefs.
3. If the informal
				conference does not result in a resolution of the problem, formal consideration
				by the Director or the Deputy Director may be requested by letter to the
				Director. Four copies must be submitted. A time and place will be designated
				for the formal hearing and the party requesting the hearing will be notified.
				The decision of the Director or the Deputy Director will be submitted in
				writing to the party requesting formal consideration within 30 days after the
				formal hearing has been held.
4.
				This section does not apply if there are statutes or regulations of the
				Department of Motor Vehicles providing appellate procedures for a particular
				program.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Formal and
				Informal Procedures §§ 1-4, eff.
				1-10-66
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Other Administrative Remedies › Section 481.410 - Procedures for declaratory orders and advisory opinions

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Any person with a direct and tangible interest who desires a declaratory order
				or advisory opinion regarding the applicability of any statutory provision, or
				a regulation or decision of the Department may petition by letter to the
				Director. Four copies of the petition must be submitted.
2. The Director will issue a declaratory
				order or an advisory opinion and mail it to the petitioner within 30
				days.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Declaratory
				Orders and Advisory Opinions §§ 1 & 2, eff.
				1-10-66
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT › Other Administrative Remedies › Section 481.420 - Procedures for adoption, amendment and repeal of regulations

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Any interested person who desires the adoption, amendment, or repeal of any
				regulation of the Department may petition by a signed letter to the Director,
				accompanied by relevant data, views, and arguments. Four copies of the petition
				must be submitted.
2. Within 30
				days, the Director will either deny the petition in writing, stating the
				reasons for the denial, or initiate regulation-making proceedings.
3. If regulation-making proceedings are
				initiated, the Director will schedule a hearing on a regulation embodying the
				proposal. Notice will be given and a hearing held in accordance with chapter
				233B of NRS.
4. Following the
				hearing, the Department may adopt or not adopt the regulation.
Dep't of Motor Veh., Adoption,
				Amendment, or Repeal of Regulations §§ 1-4, eff.
				1-10-66
NRS
				233B.050,
				481.051
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRIVATE USE OF FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.500 - Application; investigation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person
				desiring information from a file or record of the Department of Motor Vehicles
				for a private purpose must:
(a) Submit an
				application to the Director of the Department on a form furnished by the
				Department;
(b) Pay the required
				fees; and
(c) Furnish such
				information as the Director of the Department deems necessary to determine
				whether the applicant qualifies to receive information from the files and
				records.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRIVATE USE OF FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.510 - Evaluation of application

Current through June 11, 2024
The Director of the Department of Motor
				Vehicles will consider the following factors in evaluating an
				application:
1. The applicant's need
				for the information.
2. The extent
				to which a person's privacy may be invaded.
3. The proposed use of the
				information.
4. Any other
				information which is pertinent to evaluate the application.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 5-2-86
NRS
				481.063
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRIVATE USE OF FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.520 - Fee

Current through June 11, 2024
The fee
				charged for requested information will be based upon the cost of preparing the
				information.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 5-2-86
NRS
				481.063
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › PRIVATE USE OF FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.530 - Prohibited acts

Current through June 11, 2024
Any person who receives information for a private purpose from the files
				and records of the Department of Motor Vehicles shall not:
1. Release or sell any of the information
				obtained from the Department to any other person except as shown on the
				application or approved by the Director; or
2. Knowingly or willfully make a false
				statement on the application.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 5-2-86
NRS
				481.063
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.550 - Definitions; interpretation of certain statutory terms

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				As used in NAC 481.550 to 481.600, inclusive, unless the context otherwise
				requires:
(a) "Personal information" has the
				meaning ascribed to it in subsection 12 of
				NRS
				481.063.
(b) "Requester" means a person who wants to
				obtain personal information relating to the driver's license, the
				identification card, or the title or registration of a vehicle from:
(1) The Department; or
(2) The files and records of the
				Department.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.560 - Procedure for requesting personal information by person who possesses notarized release

Current through June 11, 2024
A requester possessing a notarized release from
				a person who holds a lien on a vehicle or from the person about whom the
				information is requested pursuant to subsection 2 of
				NRS
				481.063 shall, in person or by mail, submit
				to the Department the notarized release and:
1. An affidavit, on a form provided by the
				Department, which acknowledges that the request for and the proposed use of the
				personal information is in compliance with
				NRS
				481.063 and NAC 481.550 to 481.600,
				inclusive; or
2. The account number
				of the requester in which the Department has such an affidavit on
				file.
Added to NAC by Dep't of Motor
				Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 5-10-96
NRS
				481.063
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.570 - Procedure for release of personal information relating to driver's license, identification card, or title or registration of vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				To obtain personal information relating to the driver's license, identification
				card, or title or registration of a vehicle of a person, a requester must,
				unless the requester has opened an account with the Department pursuant to
				NRS
				481.063 and NAC 481.580, submit to the
				Department:
(a) A completed application, on a
				form provided by the Department, which sets forth the type and proposed use of
				the requested information;
(b) An
				affidavit, on a form provided by the Department, which acknowledges that the
				request for and the proposed use of the personal information is in compliance
				with
				NRS
				481.063 and NAC 481.550 to 481.600,
				inclusive;
(c) Proof of employment
				or licensure, as applicable; and
(d) Such other information as the Department
				may reasonably require to evaluate the request for personal
				information.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.580 - Procedure for opening account to facilitate requests for information; assignment of account number

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To open an
				account with the Department pursuant to
				NRS
				481.063, the requester must submit to the
				Department:
(a) A completed application, on a
				form provided by the Department, which sets forth the proposed type and use of
				the information requested;
(b) A
				notarized affidavit in compliance with subsection 10 of
				NRS
				481.063, on a form provided by the
				Department;
(c) Proof of the
				employment or licensure, as applicable, which is satisfactory to the Department
				that the person requesting to open the account is authorized to have access to
				that information; and
(d) Such
				other information as the Department may reasonably require to evaluate the
				request to open an account.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.590 - Release of personal information to representative of requester

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
				2, the Department will release personal information, excluding a photograph, to
				a representative of a requester if the representative personally submits to the
				Department:
(a) The written statement of the
				requester which authorizes the designated person to act as the representative
				of the requester; and
(b) The
				requester's application for personal information, affidavit, and proof of
				employment or licensure, as applicable, to comply with
				NRS
				481.063 and NAC 481.550 to 481.600,
				inclusive.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 481 - Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles › RELEASE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM FILES AND RECORDS OF DEPARTMENT › Section 481.600 - Procedure for request of personal information by governmental entity

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in this
				section, to request personal information from the Department, a governmental
				entity shall submit to the Department:
(a) A
				completed application, on a form provided by the Department, which includes a
				statement that sets forth the proposed use of the requested
				information;
(b) A completed
				affidavit, on a form provided by the Department, which acknowledges that the
				request for and the proposed use of the information is in compliance with
				NRS
				481.063 and NAC 481.550 to 481.600,
				inclusive;
(c) If the governmental
				entity has not previously opened an account, a statement as to whether the
				governmental entity wishes to open an account; and
(d) A statement, on the official letterhead
				of the governmental entity, that the governmental entity is authorized to
				receive the information and that the information will be used solely for the
				purpose of carrying out the official functions of the governmental
				entity.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 482.005 - "Department" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, "Department" means the Department of
				Motor Vehicles.
Added to NAC by Dep't of
				Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety, eff. 4-15-97
NRS
				  481.051,
				  482.160
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 482.007 - Special mobile equipment: "Incidentally operated or moved upon a highway" interpreted; vehicles not specified in statutory definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. As used in
			 NRS
			 482.123 and
			 484A.245,
			 the Department will interpret the term "incidentally operated or moved upon a
			 highway" to mean the operation of:
(a) A motor
			 vehicle in an emergency situation, as determined by emergency personnel,
			 including, without limitation, a law enforcement agency or other appropriate
			 authority;
(b) Construction
			 equipment to patch a roadway that is operated subject to the terms of a
			 contract for a specific project;
(c) Snow removal equipment to clear snow from
			 highways during or immediately following inclement weather; or
(d) Special mobile equipment on a public
			 highway that is not a controlled-access highway as defined in NRS
			 NRS
			 484A.060, if the special mobile equipment
			 travels not more than 5 miles from the point at which the special mobile
			 equipment initially entered the public highway.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.032 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NAC 482.032 to 482.048, inclusive, unless the
				  context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 482.034 and
				  482.036 have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R117-99, eff.
				  12-13-99
NRS
					 482.160,
					 482.330
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.034 - "Agency or organization" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Agency or organization" means:
1. The State of Nevada;
2. The Nevada System of Higher
				Education;
3. A school
				district;
4. A county, city or
				town; or
5. An organization that is
				exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of section 501(c)(3) of the
				Internal Revenue Code.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R117-99, eff.
				  12-13-99
NRS
					 482.160,
					 482.330
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.036 - "Customer in the course of business" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Customer in the course of business" means a person
				  who:
1. Purchases or leases goods or
				services at retail from a dealer or rebuilder who is licensed by the Department
				to sell or lease those goods or services; or
2. Has his or her vehicle repaired or
				serviced by or through a licensed dealer or rebuilder.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R117-99, eff.
				  12-13-99
NRS
					 482.160,
					 482.330
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.042 - Vehicles loaned to customers: Restrictions on use of plates; maintenance, availability and contents of records; violation of certain provisions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
				3, a licensed dealer or rebuilder who is issued a special license plate
				pursuant to the provisions of NAC 482.040 shall not allow the use of the
				special license plate on a vehicle that is loaned to a customer in the course
				of business unless:
(a) The vehicle
				constitutes inventory held for sale by the dealer or rebuilder; and
(b) The customer has not used any of the
				special license plates issued to the dealer or rebuilder for more than 10 days
				in a calendar year.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.0425 - Vehicles loaned to agency or organization: Restrictions on use of plates; maintenance, availability and contents of records; tax-exempt organizations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A licensed dealer or rebuilder who is
				issued a special license plate pursuant to the provisions of NAC 482.040 shall
				not allow the use of the special license plate on a vehicle that is loaned to
				an agency or organization unless the vehicle constitutes inventory held for
				sale by the dealer or rebuilder.
2.
				A licensed dealer or rebuilder shall maintain a written record of each vehicle
				that is loaned to an agency or organization and on which a special license
				plate is displayed. The written record must be maintained at the established
				place of business of the dealer or rebuilder and must be made available for
				inspection during normal business hours by an authorized agent of the
				Department. The written record must include:
(a) The business name of the dealer or
				rebuilder;
(b) The number of the
				business license of the dealer or rebuilder;
(c) The name of the agency or organization to
				which the vehicle is loaned by the dealer or rebuilder;
(d) The vehicle identification number and
				stock number of the vehicle;
(e)
				The number of the special license plate;
(f) The date on which the vehicle is loaned
				to the agency or organization;
(g)
				A statement indicating that a policy of liability insurance has been obtained
				for the vehicle; and
(h) The name,
				title and signature of:
(1) The person acting
				on behalf of the agency or organization; and
(2) The licensed dealer or rebuilder or
				person acting on behalf of the licensed dealer or rebuilder.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.043 - Authorized users of loaned vehicles

Current through June 11, 2024
A vehicle displaying a special license plate that is loaned
				  by a licensed dealer or rebuilder to:
1. A customer in the course of business may
				be used by that customer for any purpose;
2. The State of Nevada may be used by an
				officer or employee of this State in the furtherance of the business of this
				State;
3. The Nevada System of
				Higher Education may be used by an employee of the System for any purpose
				authorized by the System;
4. A
				school district may be used by an officer or employee of the school district in
				the furtherance of the business of the school district;
5. A county, city or town may be used by an
				officer or employee of that county, city or town in the furtherance of the
				business of the county, city or town; or
6. An organization that is exempt from
				taxation pursuant to the provisions of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal
				Revenue Code may be used by an officer, employee or agent of the organization
				in the furtherance of the business of the organization.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R117-99, eff.
				  12-13-99
NRS
					 482.160,
					 482.330
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.0435 - Loan of vehicle not to result in direct profit for dealer or rebuilder

Current through June 11, 2024
A licensed dealer or rebuilder shall not accept any fee,
				  compensation or other form of direct profit from the loan of a vehicle
				  displaying a special license plate that is issued pursuant to the provisions of
				  NAC 482.040.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Motor Veh. & Pub. Safety by R117-99, eff.
				  12-13-99
NRS
					 482.160,
					 482.330
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases › MANUFACTURERS, REBUILDERS, DISTRIBUTORS, DEALERS, BROKERS, SALESPERSONS AND LESSORS › Special License Plates › Section 482.044 - Vehicles operated pursuant to NRS 482.320: Issuance; inscription; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Department
				will issue special license plates to a licensed manufacturer, distributor,
				dealer or rebuilder for display on a vehicle in accordance with the provisions
				of
				NRS
				482.320 and subsection 1 of
				NRS
				482.330.
2. Such a special license plate must be
				inscribed with:
(a) Distinguishing letters
				that are designed to identify whether the license plate is used by a
				manufacturer, distributor, dealer or rebuilder; and
(b) At least four numbers.