Nevada 2023 Regular Session

Nevada Assembly Bill AB24

Refer

11/16/22

Introduced

2/6/23

Report Pass

4/3/23

Engrossed

4/13/23

Refer

4/13/23

Report Pass

5/11/23

Enrolled

5/22/23

Chaptered

5/23/23

Passed

5/23/23

Caption

Revises the membership of the Committee on Emergency Medical Services. (BDR 40-222)

Impact

The proposed amendments are expected to impact state laws by broadening the scope of representation on the Committee on Emergency Medical Services. By including members with experience in different sectors of emergency services—especially those working in tribal areas and local governmental agencies—the legislation aims to address the unique challenges and needs of these communities. This increased representation may facilitate more inclusive decision-making within the committee, which directly influences public health and safety policies surrounding emergency medical services.

Summary

Assembly Bill No. 24 proposes amendments to the Committee on Emergency Medical Services. The legislation aims to revise the membership composition of the committee, increasing the total number of members from nine to eleven. This change specifically includes provisions for appointing one member who works with a local governmental agency that provides emergency medical services, distinct from fire-fighting or law enforcement agencies, and another who serves an agency providing services on tribal lands. These revisions are intended to enhance the representation of diverse emergency medical service providers within the committee.

Contention

While the bill's intentions appear constructive, there may be concerns from existing committee members and stakeholders regarding the addition of new members and the potential implications for current operations. Discussions around balancing the representation of different emergency service sectors might arise, particularly regarding the roles fire-fighting agencies have played historically in emergency medical services. Stakeholders in the emergency services community will likely observe how these changes affect collaborative efforts and resource allocations within the state.

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