NAC361.705. Motions by parties; action by State Board on its own motion.

     1. A party may make a motion orally during a hearing or in writing.

     2. A motion must state with particularity the relief or order sought and identify the reason or authority pursuant to which the motion is made.

     3. A written motion must be filed with the State Board and served on all parties not later than 20 days before the date established for the hearing.

     4. A party against whom a motion is directed may respond to the motion:

     (a) Orally, if the motion is made during the hearing; or

     (b) In writing, if the motion is made before the hearing. A written response must be filed with the State Board and served on all parties within 10 days after service of the motion.

     5. A party who has made a motion in writing and been served with a written response may, within 7 days after service of the response, reply to the response in a writing filed with the State Board and served on all parties.

     6. The State Board may, for good cause, take action on its own motion. Unless its motion is made orally during the hearing, the State Board will serve each party with notice of its intent to take action and the reasons therefore. A party who receives the State Board’s notice of intent and wishes to object to it must file his or her objection in writing with the State Board within 10 days after service of the notice. The State Board’s notice of intent must advise a party of his or her right to file a written objection.

     (Added to NAC by St. Bd. of Equalization by R029-05, eff. 6-28-2006)