Rule 211 Administration of board

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

The Nevada Supreme Court has a board of governors that oversees a separate board (likely a licensing or disciplinary board). This rule says the board of governors is in charge of the practical, day-to-day setup needed to run things smoothly. That means finding office space and hiring staff.

Before making these decisions, the board of governors has to talk with the board first. This keeps everyone on the same page and makes sure the people actually doing the work have some input into what they need.

In short, this rule is about who handles the business side of running the board, like office space and employees, so the board itself can focus on its main job of adopting and enforcing rules.