Hearings: Disclosure of exhibits and list of witnesses; limitations on discovery.

1. If a hearing has been requested in a timely manner as set forth in the Nevada Covered Service Provider Regulations or chapter 645F of NRS, each party must provide to the opposing party and to the hearing officer, not less than 10 days before a hearing, a copy of all papers, records, data or documents expected to be used as exhibits at the hearing and a list of witnesses expected to testify at the hearing. Nothing in this subsection prohibits a party from calling a rebuttal witness or offering other rebuttal evidence which has not been disclosed if allowed by the hearing officer. The filing of a motion does not toll the time for providing information and documentation to an opposing party. 2. Not less than 10 days before a hearing, each party must provide to the hearing officer a copy of all papers, records, data or documents expected to be used as exhibits at the hearing and a list of witnesses expected to testify at the hearing. 3. If a party fails to provide any document required to be provided by the provisions of this section, the hearing officer may exclude the document. 4. Neither party may serve interrogatories on the other party or conduct depositions, and neither party may engage in any other discovery unless otherwise required by law and allowed by the hearing officer.