233C.110 - Expenditure of money; employment of performers or technicians. [Expires by limitation if the Trustee fails to accept administration of the Account or fails to administer the Account after a
233C.110 Expenditure of money; employment of performers or technicians. [Expires by limitation if the Trustee fails to accept administration of the Account or fails to administer the Account after acceptance.]
1. The Trustee may use money from the Account for Local Cultural Activities to support concerts, operas, ballets and public dances:
(a) Which are presented in this State in public parks, public facilities, universities, colleges, schools, hospitals and other institutions; and
(b) For which no fee is charged to the public, students, patients or other persons for attendance.
2. The costs for which the Trustee may expend money from the Account include the compensation of musicians, singers, other performing artists and necessary technicians, and the cost of their transportation to and from performances.
3. The Trustee may use no more than 10 percent of the total money expended for the payment of industrial insurance, unemployment compensation, federal taxes on employment and similar charges. In addition, the Trustee may expend money from the Account to pay his or her actual expenses of travel in administering the Account.
4. Employment of any performer or technician must comply with NRS 613.230 to 613.435, inclusive, and no reference to arrangement through a labor organization may be made with respect to any performance funded in whole or in part from the Account.
(Added to NRS by 1987, 1788; A 1991, 1758)