Nevada Revised Statutes 693B.110 – Designation of acting directors by Commissioner
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If, at any time during an acute emergency, the number of directors or acting directors of a domestic organization who are capable of acting is less than three, the Commissioner may designate additional acting directors in such number as will bring to three the number of directors and acting directors who are capable of acting.
Terms Used In Nevada Revised Statutes 693B.110
- Acute emergency: means a period in which, by reason of loss of life, epidemic disease, destruction or damage of property, contamination of property by radiological, chemical or bacteriological means, or disruption of the means of transportation and communication, resulting from an attack, it is impossible or impracticable for the business of insurance in this state to be conducted in strict accord with the provisions of law or charters applicable thereto. See Nevada Revised Statutes 693B.010
- Commissioner: means the Commissioner of Insurance or other person designated to exercise the powers of that office during an acute emergency. See Nevada Revised Statutes 693B.010
- Domestic organization: means any organization which is domiciled in this state, including, insofar as the provisions of this chapter may appropriately apply thereto, any welfare or pension fund or United States branch of an alien insurer. See Nevada Revised Statutes 693B.010