Orders Review of State Agency Rules
Nevada executive order · EO 2026-003
Why it matters
Businesses and industry groups get a chance to suggest which state rules to cut or simplify. Rules could change later if agencies follow through on the reports.
What it does
- Requires state agencies and boards to hold public hearings with key industry groups by October 29, 2026
- Asks each agency to find rules that can be streamlined, clarified, or removed
- Requires each agency to list five to ten rules it recommends changing, ranked by priority
- Requires reports to the Governor's Office by December 31, 2026, sent by email
Signed
Signed (2026-10-29) by Governor Joe Lombardo as Executive Order 2026-003
About this order
Orders state agencies and boards to hold industry hearings and report rules to streamline or remove by December 31, 2026.
Order Requiring a Review of Existing Regulations by All Executive Branch Agencies, Departments, Boards, and Commissions
Perspectives
💬 The case for
Business groups would likely say outdated rules slow growth and should be cut. They would welcome input from industry before rules change.
💬 The case against
Consumer and worker groups would likely say rule reviews favor industry voices. They may worry that protections get weakened without enough public input.
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