Nevada § 218G.130 - Retention of audit reports and other documents; confidentiality and destruction of working papers from audits; exceptions
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§ 218G.130. Retention of audit reports and other documents; confidentiality and destruction of working papers from audits; exceptions
1. The Legislative Auditor shall keep or cause to be kept a complete file of copies
of all reports of audits, examinations, investigations and all other reports or releases
issued by the Legislative Auditor. 2. All working papers from an audit are confidential and may be destroyed by the Legislative
Auditor 5 years after the report is issued, except that the Legislative Auditor: (a) Shall release such working papers when subpoenaed by a court or when required
to do so pursuant to NRS 239.0115 ; or (b) May make such working papers available for inspection by an authorized representative
of any other governmental entity for a matter officially before the authorized representative
or by any other person authorized by the Legislative Commission.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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