NAC228.610. Rehearings.  


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  •      1. Within 15 days after the Committee has rendered a decision or issued an order, the aggrieved party may apply for a rehearing by filing a written petition for a rehearing setting forth the grounds for the petition. The Committee will consider the following grounds for a rehearing:

         (a) A material mistake or fraud affecting the decision; or

         (b) The discovery of material evidence that was previously unavailable.

         2. The Committee will act upon the petition at the next regularly scheduled meeting which is held 30 days or more after the petition is filed. If no action is taken by the Committee within the time specified, the petition shall be deemed denied and the decision of the Committee is final.

         3. The Committee, on its motion, may order a rehearing within 6 months after its decision if mistake, fraud or misconception of facts existed in the forming of its original decision.

         4. Rehearings will be conducted in accordance with the procedure for hearings.

         5. The filing of a petition for rehearing does not excuse compliance with the order or decision, or suspend the effectiveness of the order unless otherwise ordered by the Committee.

     (Added to NAC by Com. on Domestic Violence by R161-97, eff. 1-6-98; A by R213-99, 8-1-2000)