MINUTES OF THE
	SENATE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES AND FACILITIES

	Sixty-eighth Session
	June 27, 1995


The Senate Committee on Human Resources and Facilities was 
called to order by Chairman Raymond D. Rawson, at 2:50 p.m., on 
Tuesday, June 27, 1995, on the Senate floor of the Legislative 
Building, Carson City, Nevada.   There was no Agenda.  There was 
no Attendance Roster.


COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT:

Senator Raymond D. Rawson, Chairman
Senator Sue Lowden, Vice Chairman
Senator Maurice Washington
Senator Kathy M. Augustine
Senator Joseph M. Neal, Jr.
Senator Bob Coffin
Senator Bernice Mathews

STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:

Molly Dondero, Committee Secretary

OTHERS PRESENT:

None

The floor meeting was opened on Senate Bill 362 with a 
discussion of the proposed amendment Exhibit A.  It was noted 
during a brief discussion by Senator Rawson that Fred Hillerby 
and Paula Berkley have signed off on the amendment.  

SENATE BILL 362:	Expands circumstances under which practitioner 
may refer patient to health care.
     
SENATOR WASHINGTON MOVED TO CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT
NO. 1148.

SENATOR LOWDEN SECONDED THE MOTION.

THE MOTION CARRIED. (SENATOR NEAL WAS ABSENT FOR THE 
	VOTE.)
                    *****

The floor meeting was closed on S.B. 362 and opened on S.B. 161. 
        

SENATE BILL 161:	Consolidates office of Nevada commissioner for 
veteran affairs.

Senator Coffin asked what the amendment contained.

Exhibit B was discussed by the committee.  	

SENATOR WASHINGTON MOVED TO CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT 
NO. 1006.

SENATOR LOWDEN SECONDED THE MOTION.

THE MOTION CARRIED.  (SENATOR NEAL WAS ABSENT FOR THE 
	VOTE.)

	*****

The floor meeting was closed on S.B. 161 and was opened on S.B. 
36.

SENATE BILL 36:	Requires development of program to track 
prescriptions for certain controlled 
substances filled by pharmacies.

Senator Augustine read Exhibit C.  She commented the Assembly 
replaced everything the committee had removed.  She stated those 
sections are in conflict with S.B. 385.  

SENATE BILL 385:	Makes various changes relating to practice of 
pharmacy.

SENATOR AUGUSTINE MOVED TO NOT CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT
NO. 908.

SENATOR LOWDEN SECONDED THE MOTION.


Senator Neal commented he thought the issue was already in the 
law.
Senator Augustine stated it is not.

THE MOTION CARRIED.  (SENATORS COFFIN, AND NEAL VOTED 
NO.)

	*****

The floor meeting was closed on S.B. 36 and opened on S.B. 477.

A discussion was held on Exhibit D.  

SENATE BILL 477:	Exempts convention halls from requirement of 
providing sufficient number of water closets 
and urinals to comply with Uniform Plumbing 
Code.

SENATOR AUGUSTINE MOVED TO CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT
NO. 1139.

SENATOR COFFIN SECONDED THE MOTION.

THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 

	*****	 

The floor meeting was closed on S.B. 477 and opened on Assembly 
Bill (A.B.) 663.

ASSEMBLY BILL 663:	Provides school district may authorize use of 
property of district for commercial 
advertising.

Senator Rawson explained the bill will allow school buses to 
display advertising.  
Senator Washington asked who will sell the advertising.

Senator Rawson stated the school boards will appoint anyone they 
wish to do the sales. He stated he does not feel an amendment 
will accomplish the goal of the bill.  

Senator Washington asked if the money goes into the General 
Fund.

Senator Lowden stated it does not.  

Senator Augustine pointed out the money is deposited in the 
county school district fund as indicated on lines 23 and 24 of 
the bill.  She suggested holding the bill.

No action was taken on the bill and the floor meeting was closed 
on A.B. 663.

There being no further business, the floor meeting was adjourned 
at 3:05 p.m.


RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:



	
Molly Dondero,
Committee Secretary

APPROVED BY:





Senator Raymond D. Rawson, Chairman


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