Nevada § 218H.900 Unlawful for lobbyist to misrepresent Legislator’s authorization to request professional services from Legislative Counsel Bureau

Nevada Statutes

§ 218H.900 — Unlawful for lobbyist to misrepresent Legislator’s authorization to request professional services from Legislative Counsel Bureau

Nevada § 218H.900

Title 17STATE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 218HLobbying

UNLAWFUL ACTS; PENALTIES

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 218H.900 (2026).

Text

1. A lobbyist shall not:

(a)Indicate that the lobbyist has authorization from a Legislator to request professional services from an employee of the Legislative Counsel Bureau unless the lobbyist has such authority; or

(b)Misrepresent the scope of the authorization that the lobbyist has from a Legislator to request professional services from an employee of the Legislative Counsel Bureau. 2. As used in this section, “professional services” means conducting legal, fiscal or policy research or analysis, drafting a bill, resolution or amendment, or otherwise engaging in work for which an employee is professionally trained or qualified.

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1. A lobbyist shall not:
(a) Indicate that the lobbyist has authorization from a Legislator to request professional services from an employee of the Legislative Counsel Bureau unless the lobbyist has such authority; or
(b) Misrepresent the scope of the authorization that the lobbyist has from a Legislator to request professional services from an employee of the Legislative Counsel Bureau.
2. As used in this section, “professional services” means conducting legal, fiscal or policy research or analysis, drafting a bill, resolution or amendment, or otherwise engaging in work for which an employee is professionally trained or qualified.