Existing law provides certain rights to children who are detained in a detention facility, including, without limitation, the right to be: (1) treated with basic human dignity and respect, without intentional infliction of humiliation; and (2) free from searches conducted for the purpose of harassment, punishment or discipline. (NRS 62B.510) Section 1 of this bill requires each regional facility for the treatment and rehabilitation of children and local facility for the detention of children to adopt and implement policies and procedures concerning unclothed searches of children who are detained in or committed to the facility. Section 1 requires any such policy or procedure to: (1) prohibit unclothed searches of children who are detained in or committed to such a facility, except under extraordinary circumstances; and (2) include certain requirements governing any unclothed search of a child who is detained in or committed to such a facility. Section 2 of this bill imposes the same requirements on each state facility for the detention of children.