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Nevada Commission on Ethics weighs switching case-vote emails to SharePoint to reduce workload
Summary
Commissioners discussed moving from individual email votes to a SharePoint-based workflow and trimming written dismissal analyses to cope with a surge in incoming advisory-opinion and complaint work.
The Nevada Commission on Ethics debated changes to how commissioners receive and vote on advisory-opinion requests and complaints, including a proposal to move from individual email ballots to a SharePoint-based workflow and to shorten dismissal recommendations for clear-cut cases.
Executive Director Ross Armstrong told the commission the office’s incoming caseload has more than doubled from a pre‑fiscal‑2019 average of about 74 cases a year and that staff are proposing process changes to reduce repetitive work and speed decisions. “Every once in a while, it’s good to kind of bring the nitty‑gritty process to the commission,” Armstrong said when opening the discussion.
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