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ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES (Revised Version, 12 ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES SEVENTY-NINTH SESSION—2017 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 Irene Bustamante Adams, Maggie Carlton, Nelson Araujo, Chris Brooks, Skip Daly, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Jason Frierson, Sandra Jauregui, Dina Neal, James Ohrenschall, Paul Anderson, Ira Hansen, Al Kramer, Jim Marchant, Jill Tolles CORRECTIONS, PAROLE, AND PROBATION 3138 James Ohrenschall, Steve Yeager, Elliot Anderson, Lesley Cohen, Ozzie Fumo, Sandra Jauregui, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Brittney Miller, Tyrone Thompson, Justin Watkins, Ira Hansen, Lisa Krasner, Keith Pickard, Jill Tolles, Jim Wheeler EDUCATION 3142 Tyrone Thompson, Amber Joiner, Elliot Anderson, Olivia Diaz, Edgar Flores, Ozzie Fumo, 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. William McCurdy II, Brittney Miller, Heidi Swank, Chris Edwards, Lisa Krasner, Keith Pickard, Jill Tolles, Melissa Woodbury GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 3143 Edgar Flores, Dina Neal, Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Chris Brooks, Richard Carrillo, Skip Daly, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Amber Joiner, William McCurdy II, Daniele Monroe-Moreno, John Ellison, Al Kramer, Jim Marchant, Richard McArthur, Melissa Woodbury HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 3138 Michael Sprinkle, Amber Joiner, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Richard Carrillo, William McCurdy II, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Brittney Miller, Tyrone Thompson, Steve Yeager, Chris Edwards, John Hambrick, James Oscarson, Robin Titus JUDICIARY 3138 Steve Yeager, James Ohrenschall, Elliot Anderson, Lesley Cohen, Ozzie Fumo, Sandra Jauregui, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Brittney Miller, Tyrone Thompson, Justin Watkins, Ira Hansen, Lisa Krasner, Keith Pickard, Jill Tolles, Jim Wheeler LEGISLATIVE OPERATIONS AND ELECTIONS 3142 Olivia Diaz, Nelson Araujo, Elliot Anderson, Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Skip Daly, Daniele Monroe- 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Moreno, James Ohrenschall, John Hambrick, Ira Hansen, Richard McArthur, James Oscarson NATURAL RESOURCES, AGRICULTURE, AND 3138 Heidi Swank, Lesley Cohen, Chris Brooks, Maggie Carlton, Sandra Jauregui, Justin Watkins, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. MINING Steve Yeager, John Ellison, Lisa Krasner, Robin Titus, Jim Wheeler TAXATION 4100 Dina Neal, Irene Bustamante Adams, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Lesley Cohen, Edgar Flores, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Jason Frierson, Ellen Spiegel, Paul Anderson, Al Kramer, Jim Marchant, Keith Pickard TRANSPORTATION 3143 Richard Carrillo, Ellen Spiegel, Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Ozzie Fumo, Daniele Monroe-Moreno, 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. Michael Sprinkle, Justin Watkins, John Ellison, Richard McArthur, Jim Wheeler, Melissa Woodbury WAYS AND MEANS 3137 Maggie Carlton, Jason Frierson, Nelson Araujo, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Irene Bustamante 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Adams, Olivia Diaz, Ellen Spiegel, Michael Sprinkle, Heidi Swank, Paul Anderson, Chris Edwards, John Hambrick, James Oscarson, Robin Titus SPEAKER – Jason Frierson MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – Paul Anderson SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE – Irene Bustamante Adams DEPUTY MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – James Oscarson MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Teresa Benitez-Thompson DEPUTY MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – Jim Wheeler ASSISTANT MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Nelson Araujo MINORITY WHIP – Melissa Woodbury MAJORITY WHIP – Michael Sprinkle MINORITY WHIP RURAL – John Ellison CHIEF DEPUTY MAJORITY WHIP – Tyrone Thompson ASSISTANT MAJORITY WHIP – Ellen Spiegel ASSISTANT MAJORITY WHIP – Heidi Swank PHONE NUMBERS OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS** **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. ANDERSON, ELLIOT .................... 8835 BUSTAMANTE ADAMS, IRENE .. 8803 EDWARDS, CHRIS ......... 8857 HANSEN, IRA ................ 8851 McARTHUR, RICHARD .............. 8829 OSCARSON, JAMES ........ 8805 TITUS, ROBIN................. 8507 ANDERSON, PAUL ....................... 8853 CARLTON, MAGGIE ................... 8597 ELLISON, JOHN ............. 8831 JAUREGUI, SANDRA .... 8821 McCURDY II, WILLIAM ............... 8545 PICKARD, KEITH .............. 8823 TOLLES, JILL .................. 8837 ARAUJO, NELSON ....................... 8599 CARRILLO, RICHARD ............... 8801 FLORES, EDGAR .......... 8583 JOINER, AMBER ........... 8559 MILLER, BRITTNEY .................... 8833 SPIEGEL, ELLEN .............. 8577 WATKINS, JUSTIN.......... 8573 BENITEZ-THOMPSON, TERESA .. 8845 COHEN, LESLEY ....................... 8855 FRIERSON, JASON ........ 8537 KRAMER, AL ................. 8825 MONROE-MORENO, DANIELE .. 8509 SPRINKLE, MICHAEL ....... 8841 WHEELER, JIM ............... 8843 BILBRAY-AXELROD, SHANNON .. 8847 DALY, SKIP ................................ 8563 FUMO, OZZIE ................. 8839 KRASNER, LISA ............ 8848 NEAL, DINA ................................ 8587 SWANK, HEIDI .................. 8595 WOODBURY, MELISSA.. 8503 BROOKS, CHRIS .......................... 8541 DIAZ, OLIVIA ............................... 8553 HAMBRICK, JOHN .......... 8827 MARCHANT, JIM ........... 8505 OHRENSCHALL, JAMES ............ 8819 THOMPSON, TYRONE ..... 8569 YEAGER, STEVE ............ 8549 12/13/16 .
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