Nevada § 417.103 - Digital copy of state laws and newly enacted legislation relating to veterans: Biennial preparation and transmittal to veterans; addendum after special session of Legislature; posting of digital copy on Internet website
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 417.103 — Digital copy of state laws and newly enacted legislation relating to veterans: Biennial preparation and transmittal to veterans; addendum after special session of Legislature; posting of digital copy on Internet website, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 417.103. Digital copy of state laws and newly enacted legislation relating to veterans: Biennial preparation and transmittal to veterans; addendum after special session of Legislature; posting of digital copy on Internet website
1. The Director shall, not later than September 1 following each regular session of
the Legislature, prepare a digital copy of the provisions of NRS relating to veterans
and transmit a digital copy to each veteran in this State for whom the Department
has an electronic mail address of record. 2. The Director shall, to the extent practicable, include with the digital copy provided
pursuant to subsection 1, a memorandum that includes: (a) A description of each statute newly enacted by the Legislature which affects veterans
in this State. The memorandum may compile each statute into one document. (b) A description of each bill, or portion of a bill, newly enacted by the Legislature
that appropriates or authorizes money for veterans, or otherwise affects the amount
of money that is available for veterans' services, including, without limitation,
each line item in a budget for such an appropriation or authorization. The memorandum may compile each bill, or portion of a bill, as applicable, into
one document. (c) If a statute or bill described in the memorandum requires the Director or the
Department to take action to carry out the statute or bill, a brief plan for carrying
out such duties. (d) The date on which each statute and bill described in the memorandum becomes effective
and the date by which each statute and bill must be carried into effect. 3. If a statute or bill described in subsection 2 is enacted during a special session
of the Legislature that concludes after July 1, the Director shall, to the extent
practicable, prepare an addendum to the memorandum that includes the information required
by this section for each such statute or bill. The addendum must be provided electronically to each veteran who received the memorandum
not later than 30 days after the conclusion of the special session. 4. The Director shall publish a digital copy of the information prepared pursuant
to this section on the Internet website maintained by the Department.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 417.103 ("Digital copy of state laws and newly enacted legislation relating to veterans: Biennial preparation and transmittal to veterans; addendum after special session of Legislature; posting of digital copy on Internet website") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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