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Commission staff reports quicker case processing, outreach growth and questions about confidentiality rules
Summary
Executive Director Ross Armstrong reported on staffing plans, a modernized case‑management budget enhancement, steady case throughput, outreach and education events, and flagged agency confidentiality rules that may limit reporting of possible criminal activity; commissioners asked staff and counsel to evaluate referral policies.
Executive Director Ross Armstrong updated the Nevada Commission on Ethics on agency operations, staffing, case processing, outreach and collaboration with other oversight bodies.
Armstrong told commissioners the agency’s budget closed April 1 and includes enhancements for a modernized case‑management system, training and outreach subscriptions and corrected coding for National Association of Ethics Agencies expenses. Staffing adjustments include an associate counsel underfill and a halftime emergency appointment for a law student to cover a senior researcher vacancy; the planned staffing changes are contingent on bar passage and HR approvals.
On casework, Armstrong…
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