Bill > SB414

This bill revises provisions related to governmental administration, focusing on financial disclosure and reporting requirements. It expands existing financial disclosure rules to include certain state employees appointed by constitutional officers, requiring them to file detailed statements about their financial interests, including real estate, business entities, and investment securities. The bill introduces new reporting requirements for inaugural committees, mandating they disclose contributions and expenditures related to a constitutional officer's inauguration. Additionally, it requires candidates elected to constitutional offices to report contributions and expenditures related to their transition to office. The bill prohibits foreign nationals from making contributions to inaugural committees and imposes civil penalties for non-compliance. Key definitions are added for terms like "constitutional office" and "inaugural committee," and the bill makes conforming changes to existing laws to incorporate these new reporting and disclosure requirements. The goal appears to be increasing transparency in governmental financial dealings and campaign-related activities, particularly for high-level state officials and their transition processes.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12745/Overview