Upon publication of the Statutes of Nevada, the Director of the
Legislative Counsel Bureau shall distribute them without charge as
follows:
1. To each of the judges of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Nevada, one copy.
2. To the Supreme Court Law Library, two copies.
3. To each justice of the Supreme Court, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, district judge, county clerk, district attorney, justice of the
peace and municipal judge in this State, one copy.
4. To each public library in this State, one copy.
5. To each library in the Nevada System of Higher Education, one
copy.
6. To the Nevada Historical Society, one copy.
7. Upon request, to any state, county or municipal officer.
[Part 1:3:1871; B § 2802; BH § 1801; C § 1951; RL § 2932; NCL §
5198] + [Part 1:104:1901; RL § 2934; NCL § 5200] + [2:104:1901; RL §
2935; NCL § 5201]—(NRS A 1965, 952; 1967, 86; 1973, 1409; 1975, 1396;
1977, 485; 1979, 23; 1983, 904; 1987, 1305; 1993, 394)
Upon
receipt of copies of each volume of Nevada Reports from the State
Printer, the Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau shall distribute
them without charge as follows:
1. To each of the judges of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Nevada, one copy.
2. The Supreme Court Law Library, two copies.
3. To each justice of the Supreme Court, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, district judge, district attorney, county clerk, justice of the
peace and municipal judge in this State, one copy.
4. To each public library in this State, one copy.
5. To each library in the Nevada System of Higher Education, one
copy.
6. To the Nevada Historical Society, one copy.
7. Upon request, to any state, county or municipal officer.
[9:187:1915; A 1955, 535]—(NRS A 1965, 952; 1967, 87; 1969, 1525;
1973, 1410, 1478; 1975, 1396; 1977, 485; 1979, 23; 1983, 904; 1985, 454;
1987, 1306; 1993, 394, 1569; 1995, 591; 1997, 7)
The Legislative Counsel Bureau shall
distribute, free of charge, such additional copies of the Statutes of
Nevada and of Nevada Reports to the Supreme Court Law Library as in the
opinion of the Director thereof may secure an interchange of appropriate
works for the library.
(Added to NRS by 1967, 87; A 1973, 1410; 1989, 552)
Repealed. (See chapter 318,
Statutes of Nevada 2005, at page 1094 .)
1. The Legislative Counsel Bureau shall stamp or mark all books to
be distributed, as provided by law, to Supreme Court justices, district
judges, state, county and municipal officers, justices of the peace and
municipal judges as follows: “State property, to be turned over to your
successor in office.”
2. Each person who receives a book so distributed shall retain the
book for the use of his office and deliver all books so received to his
successor in office, who shall give his receipt therefor.
3. The Legislative Counsel Bureau shall keep proper records
showing to whom the books were issued and the location of the books so
distributed, and shall file the records in its office. Except as
otherwise provided in NRS 3.160 , the
Legislative Counsel Bureau shall not supply a missing or second volume
other than at the price established pursuant to NRS 345.050 .
[3:104:1901; RL § 2936; NCL § 5202]—(NRS A 1967, 87; 1973, 1410;
1977, 485; 1983, 904; 1989, 552)
1. The Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau may sell the
following publications:
(a) Nevada Reports.
(b) Statutes of Nevada.
(c) Compilation of laws:
(1) Compiled Laws of Nevada (1861—1873), by Bonnifield and
Healy (two volumes).
(2) General Statutes Nevada 1885 (1861—1885), by Baily &
Hammond.
(3) Compiled Laws of Nevada 1861—1900, by Cutting.
(4) Revised Laws of Nevada 1912, Volumes I and II (two
volumes).
(5) Revised Laws of Nevada 1919, Volume III.
(6) Nevada Revised Statutes with annotations, including
replacement and supplementary pages.
(d) Miscellaneous publications:
(1) Nevada Constitutional Debates & Proceedings 1864.
(2) Nevada and Sawyer’s Digest 1878.
(3) Nevada Digest Annotated (1912), by Patrick.
(4) Journals of the Assembly or Senate.
(5) Appendices to journals of Senate and Assembly.
2. The Director shall:
(a) Set the prices for the publications sold pursuant to subsection
1.
(b) Charge and collect a fee to cover the costs of postage and
handling related to the sale of copies of Nevada Reports.
3. No volume may be sold or delivered until the purchase price for
the volume and the fee for postage and handling have been paid.
4. Money received from the sale of Nevada Reports, excluding any
money collected for postage and handling, must be deposited in the State
General Fund. Money received from the sale of all other publications
enumerated in subsection 1 and any money collected for postage and
handling related to the sale of Nevada Reports must be deposited in the
Legislative Fund.
[1:194:1931; A 1935, 16; 1931 NCL § 7433.01] + [Part 9:187:1915; A
1955, 535]—(NRS A 1957, 12; 1959, 879; 1965, 953; 1967, 88; 1973, 3,
1411; 1975, 660; 1989, 250, 552, 593, 604; 2005, 1235 )
1. As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:
(a) “Publication” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 378.160
.
(b) “State agency” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 378.160
.
2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, every state
agency which periodically distributes any publication shall at least
after every 12 issues, or annually if published more frequently than once
a month, notify the person receiving the publication that his name will
be deleted from the mailing list unless he notifies the state agency
within 30 days that he wants to remain on the mailing list.
3. This section does not apply if the person subscribes to and
pays a fee for the publication.
(Added to NRS by 1975, 704; A 1979, 197; 2005, 742 )
BIENNIAL REPORT AND STATISTICAL ABSTRACT
As used in NRS 345.065 to 345.120 ,
inclusive, unless the context otherwise requires, “Director” means the
Director of the Department of Administration.
(Added to NRS by 1989, 407)
1. The Director shall compile and cause to be published the
biennial report. The report must include:
(a) The state of the State message delivered by the Governor at the
most recent regular session of the Legislature;
(b) An organizational chart of State Government;
(c) Separate sections describing each state department and other
selected agencies of the Executive Branch of State Government; and
(d) A description of recent trends in the population, economy and
environment of this state.
2. Each section of the biennial report required pursuant to
paragraph (c) of subsection 1 must include:
(a) The purpose and organizational structure of the department or
other agency;
(b) A statement of the objectives attained by or other
accomplishments of the department or other agency during the current
biennium;
(c) Significant legislative or executive action affecting the
department or other agency; and
(d) A listing of major administrators within the department or
other agency.
3. The biennial report may include separate sections relating to
any matter of concern to the people of this state, including:
(a) Economic development;
(b) Public safety;
(c) Human resources;
(d) Employment;
(e) Education;
(f) The environment; and
(g) Transportation.
4. Any section included in the report pursuant to subsection 3
must contain:
(a) A summary of any major issues relating to the matter addressed
in that section;
(b) A brief analysis of those issues, including relevant background
information; and
(c) A description of any proposed courses of action to address
those issues.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 567; A 1987, 18; 1989, 408)
Each state agency that is required by law to prepare and
submit an annual or biennial report to the Governor or the Legislature
shall comply by preparing one copy of the report in a form prescribed by
the Director, who shall use it in preparing the biennial report.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 568; A 1987, 18; 1989, 408)
The Director shall compile and publish a statistical abstract
each biennium. The statistical abstract must contain:
1. Significant statistical information for the current biennium
with respect to state and local government to the extent the information
is not provided in the biennial report;
2. Data relating to this state furnished by the Federal
Government; and
3. Information and data relating to business and the economy in
this state.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 567; A 1987, 18; 1989, 409)
The Director shall determine the
format, substance, time of preparation, distribution, cost and all other
matters pertaining to the publication of the biennial report and the
statistical abstract after consultation with the Bureau of Business and
Economic Research of the Nevada System of Higher Education, the
Commission on Economic Development and the State Library and Archives.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 567; A 1985, 126; 1987, 19; 1989, 409; 1993,
394)
Except as otherwise provided
in NRS 345.120 , the Director may charge
for each copy of the biennial report or the statistical abstract an
amount that does not exceed the approximate cost of its publication.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 568; A 1987, 19; 1989, 409)
Each of the documents
required by NRS 345.070 and 345.090
must be distributed without charge to:
1. The Governor.
2. Each elected state officer.
3. Each member of the Legislature.
4. Each state department or other agency of the Executive Branch.
5. The clerk of each city and of each county.
6. The Legislative Counsel Bureau.
7. Each public library in the State.
8. Each library in the Nevada System of Higher Education.
(Added to NRS by 1977, 568; A 1989, 409; 1993, 394)
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