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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2019

Nevada Gaming Legislation Update – March 2019

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Introduced by the Senate Judiciary Committee on behalf of the Board, this bill is something of a catch-all for gaming law updates.

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It has been a rollercoaster of a year for Nevada gaming regulators, with multiple changes at the Nevada Gaming Control Board ("Board") and Nevada Gaming Commission ("Commission"), including the appointment of a new Chair of the Board, Sandra Douglass Morgan, in January by new Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak. Chair Morgan had been a member of the Commission since April of 2018. Governor Sisolak has yet to appoint a replacement for Chair Morgan's now-vacated seat on the Commission or for Shawn Reid, who retired from the three-member Board when his term expired at the end of January, leaving both the Board and Commission short a member for the time being.

Despite the turnover, Chair Morgan and the other remaining members of the Board and Commission are facing head-on the task of working with Nevada's legislators to update Nevada's gaming laws in the 2019 Nevada legislative session, which runs February-June of this year.

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