What do you hope legislators will accomplish this session?
“It is my hope that the legislators will responsibly and thoroughly examine all issues that affect groups larger than just their constituents. Several bills concerning common-interest communities are being reviewed by the legislature, and I look forward to legislators enacting bills that are fair, balanced and beneficial to HOAs and homeowners alike.”
Robert Rothwell, PhD, DCAL • Board Secretary, Community Associations Institute of Nevada
“I hope legislators will make targeted and prudent investments in the basic building blocks required to diversify Nevada’s economy. With a focus on increasing commercializable research from our private and public sector institutions and on attracting early stage capital, legislators will stimulate business creation, knowledge-based jobs and a brighter future for Nevada.”
Jim Croce • President and CEO, Nevada Institute for Renewable Energy Commercialization (NIREC)
“I hope our legislators are able to create new job legislation and add no new taxes to our businesses in the 76th Session. It is also important that our state budget remains within our means to pay and not generate more debt for Nevada along with education reform.”
Dianna Fyke • Director of Government Affairs, Henderson Chamber of Commerce
“I hope Nevada legislators will remember that the freedoms, liberties, and opportunities of Nevadans are best supported by a limited government. I hope that Nevada legislators will remember that Nevada’s most important organization is the family. I hope that Nevada legislators will remember that public service is a public trust.”
Mark A. Hutchison • Partner, Hutchison & Steffen
“There seem to be some actual signs of bi-partisanship emerging from this legislative session. Dare I allow myself to hope that statesmanship and consensus-building could become the twin linchpins of a new model of governance in Nevada? Oh . . . sorry, I must have dozed off for a moment. Nevertheless, hope springs eternal!”
Carl O. Rowe, CMC • Senior Consultant, Clarity Advisors to Management
“Recognize the damage that will be done to the health care delivery system if solutions are not found for the proposed ‘across the board’ cuts in the executive budget. The proposal will negatively affect every segment of the system – public and private – creating unintended consequences that will take years of recovery.”
Charles Perry • President & Chief Legislative Liaison, Nevada Health Care Association
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