AB498 revises Nevada motor club regulations by removing the requirement to disclose the usual place of business and modifying club agent licensing.
AB498 amends Nevada law to change how motor clubs must inform their members. It removes the requirement for motor clubs to provide the usual place of business in the state. Additionally, it modifies the qualifications for a club agent license, removing the need for reciprocity with other states. The bill also updates the definition of a service contract to include a completed membership application and service description.
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