Nevada 2025 Regular Session

Nevada Senate Bill SB16

Refer
10/31/24  
Introduced
2/3/25  
Report Pass
4/16/25  
Engrossed
4/18/25  
Refer
4/18/25  
Report Pass
5/8/25  
Enrolled
5/23/25  
Chaptered
5/27/25  

Caption

Revises provisions relating to contractors. (BDR 54-254)

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NV AB39

Revises provisions relating to contracts for work concerning certain residential improvements. (BDR 54-265)

NV AB29

Revises the grounds for disciplinary action against a licensed contractor. (BDR 54-268)

NV AB23

Revises provisions relating to the resolution of certain administrative citations issued by the State Contractors' Board. (BDR 54-266)

NV SB283

Revises certain provisions relating to health care . (BDR 54-555)

NV SB433

Revises provisions relating to prevailing wages. (BDR 28-541)

NV SB314

Revises provisions relating to energy storage systems. (BDR 58-60)

NV AB106

Revises provisions governing contractors. (BDR 54-771)

NV SB302

Revises provisions relating to health care. (BDR 54-55)

NV AB147

Revises provisions relating to dentistry. (BDR 54-74)

NV AB415

Revises provisions relating to dispensing opticians. (BDR 54-846)

Similar Bills

CA AB2210

Contractors: violations: disciplinary actions.

CA AB2916

Contractors: disclosure of letters of admonishment.

CA AB1204

Contractors: contracts: restrictions.

CA SB610

Contractors: licensing and regulation.

CA AB2368

Contractors: discipline: illegal dumping.

CA AB246

Contractors: disciplinary actions.

IA HF80

A bill for an act prohibiting school districts and charter schools from taking disciplinary action against employees, contractors, or students for the use of legal names, the use of student names as listed in school registration forms or records, or for the failure to use personal pronouns in official communications, and providing civil penalties.

IA SF8

A bill for an act prohibiting school districts and charter schools from taking disciplinary action against employees, contractors, or students for the use of legal names, the use of student names as listed in school registration forms or records, or for the failure to use personal pronouns in official communications, and providing civil penalties.