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ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES (Revised Version, 12 ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES SEVENTY-SIXTH SESSION—2011 PERMANENT SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS (For each committee, the Chair is named first, the Vice Chair second, followed by majority party members in alphabetical order and then minority party members in alphabetical order.) COMMITTEE ROOM NO. MEMBERSHIP DAY AND TIME Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday COMMERCE AND LABOR 4100 Kelvin Atkinson, Marcus Conklin, Irene Bustamante Adams, Maggie Carlton, Skip Daly, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. William Horne, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, John Oceguera, James Ohrenschall, Tick Segerblom, John Ellison, Ed Goedhart, Tom Grady, Cresent Hardy, Pat Hickey, Kelly Kite EDUCATION 3142 David Bobzien, Marilyn Dondero Loop, Paul Aizley, Elliot Anderson, Olivia Diaz, Lucy Flores, 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. April Mastroluca, Harvey Munford, Dina Neal, Ira Hansen, Randall Kirner, Richard McArthur, Lynn Stewart, Melissa Woodbury GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 3143 Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Irene Bustamante Adams, Elliot Anderson, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Lucy 9 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Flores, Harvey Munford, Dina Neal, Peggy Pierce, John Ellison, Ed Goedhart, Pete Livermore, Lynn Stewart, Melissa Woodbury HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 3138 April Mastroluca, Peggy Pierce, Elliot Anderson, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Steven Brooks, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Richard Carrillo, Lucy Flores, Jason Frierson, Debbie Smith, Pete Goicoechea, John Hambrick, Scott Hammond, Pete Livermore, Mark Sherwood JUDICIARY 3138 William Horne, James Ohrenschall, Steven Brooks, Richard Carrillo, Skip Daly, Olivia Diaz, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Marilyn Dondero Loop, Jason Frierson, Tick Segerblom, Scott Hammond, Ira Hansen, Kelly Kite, Richard McArthur, Mark Sherwood LEGISLATIVE OPERATIONS AND ELECTIONS 3142 Tick Segerblom, Lucy Flores, Marcus Conklin, Skip Daly, William Horne, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. John Oceguera, James Ohrenschall, Debbie Smith, Pete Goicoechea, Tom Grady, Cresent Hardy, Pat Hickey, Richard McArthur, Lynn Stewart NATURAL RESOURCES, AGRICULTURE, AND 3161 Maggie Carlton, Joseph Hogan, Paul Aizley, Elliot Anderson, David Bobzien, Irene Bustamante 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. MINING Adams, Harvey Munford, Peggy Pierce, John Ellison, Ed Goedhart, Ira Hansen, Kelly Kite, Pete Livermore TAXATION 4100 Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Harvey Munford, Elliot Anderson, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Irene 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Bustamante Adams, Lucy Flores, Dina Neal, Peggy Pierce, John Ellison, Ed Goedhart, Pete Livermore, Lynn Stewart, Melissa Woodbury TRANSPORTATION 3143 Marilyn Dondero Loop, Jason Frierson, Steven Brooks, Kelvin Atkinson, Teresa 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. Benitez-Thompson, Richard Carrillo, Olivia Diaz, Joseph Hogan, Dina Neal, John Hambrick, Scott Hammond, Randall Kirner, Mark Sherwood, Melissa Woodbury WAYS AND MEANS 3137 Debbie Smith, Marcus Conklin, Paul Aizley, Kelvin Atkinson, David Bobzien, Maggie Carlton, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Joseph Hogan, April Mastroluca, John Oceguera, Pete Goicoechea, Tom Grady, John Hambrick, Cresent Hardy, Pat Hickey, Randall Kirner SPEAKER – John Oceguera MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – Peter J. Goicoechea SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE – Debbie Smith ASSISTANT MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – Lynn Stewart MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Marcus L. Conklin MINORITY WHIP – Tom Grady ASSISTANT MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Marilyn Kirkpatrick MINORITY WHIP – Mark Sherwood MAJORITY WHIP – William C. Horne SENIOR CHIEF DEPUTY WHIP – Kelvin Atkinson CHIEF DEPUTY WHIP – Peggy Pierce CHIEF DEPUTY WHIP – David Bobzien PHONE NUMBERS OF ASSEMBLYMEN** **All phone numbers below use area code 775, prefix 684. From the Las Vegas area, call 702-486-2626. For all other Nevada areas, call toll-free numbers 1-800-978-2878 or 1-800-995-9080. AIZLEY, PAUL .............................. 8821 BUSTAMANTE ADAMS, IRENE ... 8803 DONDERO LOOP, MARILYN ...... 8833 GRADY, TOM .............. 8507 HOGAN, JOSEPH .............. 8541 MASTROLUCA, APRIL ...... 8855 PIERCE, PEGGY .............. 8599 ANDERSON, ELLIOT .................... 8835 CARLTON, MAGGIE .................... 8597 ELLISON, JOHN .......................... 8831 HAMBRICK, JOHN ...... 8827 HORNE, WILLIAM ............. 8847 McARTHUR, RICHARD ..... 8829 SEGERBLOM, TICK ........... 8549 ATKINSON, KELVIN ..................... 8577 CARRILLO, RICHARD .................. 8801 FLORES, LUCY ........................... 8583 HAMMOND, SCOTT .... 8853 KIRKPATRICK, MARILYN . 8509 MUNFORD, HARVEY ........ 8545 SHERWOOD, MARK .......... 8839 BENITEZ-THOMPSON, TERESA . 8845 CONKLIN, MARCUS ................... 8505 FRIERSON, JASON .................... 8537 HANSEN, IRA ............. 8851 KIRNER, RANDALL ........... 8848 NEAL, DINA ....................... 8587 SMITH, DEBBIE ................. 8841 BOBZIEN, DAVID ......................... 8559 DALY, SKIP .................................. 8563 GOEDHART, ED ......................... 8805 HARDY, CRESENT ..... 8857 KITE, KELLY ...................... 8843 OCEGUERA, JOHN ........... 8595 STEWART, LYNN .............. 8823 BROOKS, STEVEN ...................... 8569 DIAZ, OLIVIA ................................ 8553 GOICOECHEA, PETE ................. 8573 HICKEY, PAT .............. 8837 LIVERMORE, PETE ........... 8825 OHRENSCHALL, JAMES .. 8819 WOODBURY, MELISSA..... 8503 01/05/11 .
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