Nevada § 218D.495 Unlawful to copy or disseminate information concerning legislative measure submitted for fiscal note; exceptions; penalty

Nevada Statutes

§ 218D.495 — Unlawful to copy or disseminate information concerning legislative measure submitted for fiscal note; exceptions; penalty

Nevada § 218D.495

Title 17STATE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 218DLegislative

Unlawful Acts Involving Fiscal Notes

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 218D.495 (2026).

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1. Agencies and local governments may use the bills and joint resolutions submitted to them pursuant to NRS 218D.400 to 218D.495 , inclusive, for official purposes only. 2. A person shall not copy or otherwise disseminate information concerning any bill or joint resolution which has been submitted to the person pursuant to NRS 218D.400 to 218D.495 , inclusive, unless:

(a)The bill or joint resolution has been prefiled pursuant to NRS 218D.580 , introduced in the Legislature or otherwise lawfully released to the public; or

(b)The person has obtained the consent of the requester. 3. A person who knowingly disseminates information in violation of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor.

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1. Agencies and local governments may use the bills and joint resolutions submitted to them pursuant to NRS 218D.400 to 218D.495 , inclusive, for official purposes only.
2. A person shall not copy or otherwise disseminate information concerning any bill or joint resolution which has been submitted to the person pursuant to NRS 218D.400 to 218D.495 , inclusive, unless:
(a) The bill or joint resolution has been prefiled pursuant to NRS 218D.580 , introduced in the Legislature or otherwise lawfully released to the public; or
(b) The person has obtained the consent of the requester.
3. A person who knowingly disseminates information in violation of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor.