How SB 2 changes current law

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The bill clarifies and updates provisions regarding the supervision of legislative property and the organization of the Nevada Revised Statutes.

• NRS 220.120

  The exercise of the Legislative Counsel’s duties as prescribed in chapter 220 of NRS relating to the compilation, organization, revision and publication of the Nevada Revised Statutes is performed in the interest of effectuating the orderly and logical decision by the Legislature as to which department of the State Government any state office, agency, court or other entity is located or to exclude any state office, agency, court or other entity from the three departments of the State Government pursuant to Section 1 of Article 3 of the Nevada Constitution.

  This insertion clarifies the purpose of the Legislative Counsel's duties regarding the organization of the Nevada Revised Statutes.

• NRS 331.135

  (i) → (j)

  This change alters the enumeration of subsections in NRS 331.135, adjusting the numbering after removing subsection (i).

• NRS 331.135

  the Legislative Department and requires title to such property to be held in the name of the Legislature of the State of Nevada.

  This addition emphasizes that title to property managed by the Legislature must be held in the Legislature's name.

• NRS 331.135

  Excepting therefrom that portion of Stewart and Fifth Streets deeded to the State of Nevada through its Department of Transportation as recorded in book 283, page 208, of Deeds, Carson City, Nevada.

  This removal clarifies the language regarding exceptions in property management by the Legislature.

• NRS 331.135

  A certain parcel of land under the exclusive supervision and control of the Legislature.

  This insertion places certain land explicitly under the exclusive control of the Legislature.