Nevada SB399 revises provisions relating to veterans, prohibiting the Director from charging a fee for the interment of a veteran's spouse in a state.

Nevada SB399 amends existing law to ensure that the Director of the Department of Veterans Services cannot charge a fee for the interment of a veteran's spouse in a state veterans' cemetery. The bill also allows eligible veterans, their immediate family members, or recognized veterans' organizations to apply for a plot in a state veterans' cemetery. The Director may charge a fee for the interment of a family member, but it cannot exceed the actual cost of interment. The bill defines "immediate family" as the spouse, minor child, or unmarried adult child of an eligible veteran.

Nevada SB399 revises provisions relating to veterans, prohibiting the Director from charging a fee for the interment of a veteran's spouse in a state.

Nevada SB399 amends existing law to ensure that the Director of the Department of Veterans Services cannot charge a fee for the interment of a veteran's spouse in a state veterans' cemetery. The bill also allows eligible veterans, their immediate family members, or recognized veterans' organizations to apply for a plot in a state veterans' cemetery. The Director may charge a fee for the interment of a family member, but it cannot exceed the actual cost of interment. The bill defines "immediate family" as the spouse, minor child, or unmarried adult child of an eligible veteran.