Nevada § 603A.217 - Alternative methods of and technologies for encryption: Adoption of regulations
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§ 603A.217. Alternative methods of and technologies for encryption: Adoption of regulations
Upon receipt of a well-founded petition, the Office of the Chief Information Officer
within the Office of the Governor may, pursuant to chapter 233B of NRS , adopt regulations which identify alternative methods or technologies which may be
used to encrypt data pursuant to NRS 603A.215 .
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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