Nevada § 218D.935 - Bound journals of legislative proceedings: Printing; indexes; delivery; free copies to Legislators
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§ 218D.935. Bound journals of legislative proceedings: Printing; indexes; delivery; free copies to Legislators
1. At the end of each regular or special session, the journals must be printed, indexed
and bound in book form in the same style as those of the 1927 Session of the Legislature. The journal of each House must be bound separately. 2. The Secretary of the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the Assembly shall direct the
compilation of the journal indexes for their respective Houses and shall deliver the
completed journal indexes to the State Printer. 3. The bound volumes must be delivered to the Legislative Counsel Bureau and constitute
the journals of the Senate and the Assembly. 4. Each Legislator who served during the regular or special session for which such
journals are the record is entitled to one copy of the Senate Journal and one copy
of the Assembly Journal.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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