Who is responsible for regulating application and licensure fees?

The correct answer is the Administrator, as this individual typically has the authority to oversee the licensing process, including the establishment and regulation of application and licensure fees. In the context of manufactured housing in Nevada, the Administrator plays a crucial role in ensuring that the licensing process is efficient and that the fees reflect the administrative costs involved in processing applications and maintaining compliance within the industry.

This regulatory responsibility often includes setting fees that help fund the oversight of manufactured housing and ensure that all parties involved adhere to the legal frameworks established by the state. The Administrator is also tasked with enforcing state laws and regulations related to manufactured housing, making them a key figure in the overall licensing landscape.

In contrast, while the Governor may have influence over regulatory bodies and policy-making, they do not directly manage the specific fees associated with licensing. The Department of Housing is involved in broader housing policy and oversight but does not handle individual licensing fees. The Licensing Board primarily focuses on licensing decisions and standards rather than the administration of fees.