NAC612.242. Board of Review: Procedures.

     1. The Board of Review may restrict the parties to the submission of written arguments or may require the parties to present oral arguments. If the Board refuses to review a decision of the examiner because the examiner affirmed the determination of the claims office, the Board shall notify the parties of their right to judicial review.

     2. If the Board requires oral arguments, notice must be sent to each party at least 7 days before the date set for review, and the notice must specify the right to be represented by counsel. The Board may postpone and continue the review, on giving notice to all parties.

     3. The evidence which the Board considers in reviewing cases is limited to the evidence submitted to the examiner, except that the Board may remand a case to the examiner to take any additional evidence. If the case is remanded, the Board may order the examiner to render a new decision or may have the new evidence forwarded to the Board for its own decision.

     (Added to NAC by Employm’t Security Dep’t, eff. 9-5-84)