Section 233.105 - Informal meeting to attempt settlement1. At an informal meeting to attempt a settlement of the case, the Commission or any of the participating parties may take verbatim notes. The informal meeting may not be recorded electronically.2. Statements which pertain to the allegations in the complaint or proposals for settlement may not be introduced as evidence of liability at a subsequent public hearing.3. During the informal meeting, each party is entitled to be heard personally or through counsel regarding the allegations in the complaint or to discuss settlement of the case. All questions and statements must be addressed to the Commission. Not more than three persons, including any attorney appearing as counsel, may participate in the informal meeting on behalf of either party.4. The parties must consent to the presence of nonparty representatives at the informal meeting, except the consent of the parties is not required for the presence of an attorney appearing as counsel for a party.5. Either party may waive the right to participate in the informal meeting. If either party fails to cooperate with the Commission in any matter concerning the informal meeting, the Commission will consider such a failure to cooperate a waiver of the right to participate in the informal meeting.6. The informal meeting may be conducted by means of a telephone conference or similar method of communication by which all persons participating in the meeting can hear each other. Participation in a meeting pursuant to this subsection constitutes presence in person at the meeting.Nev. Admin. Code § 233.105
[Equal Rights Comm'n, Rule 4.12, eff. 10-15-81]-(NAC A 6-22-94; R067-06, 11-16-2006)