NAC233.130. Conciliation.

     1. In an attempt to mediate between the parties after an investigation and a finding of probable cause, the Administrator shall hold a meeting between the parties to attempt to achieve a just resolution to the controversy and obtain assurances that the respondent will eliminate the unlawful discriminatory practice. A disposition of a case pursuant to this subsection will be in writing, and notice thereof will be sent to the parties. The Commission may require such proof of compliance as it deems appropriate before the case is closed.

     2. The Commission may terminate its efforts toward conciliation and determine whether to close the case or to hold a public hearing on the matter if:

     (a) A complainant or respondent fails or refuses to:

          (1) Confer with the Commission or its representative; or

          (2) Make a good faith effort to resolve the dispute.

     (b) The attempt to conciliate the case pursuant to this section fails.

     [Equal Rights Comm’n, Rule 4.13, eff. 10-15-81]—(NAC A 6-22-94; R109-03, 10-30-2003)