SB414 revises Nevada's financial disclosure requirements for public officers and candidates, including inaugural committees.
SB414 amends Nevada's financial disclosure laws, requiring public officers and candidates to report additional business interests and gifts. It defines "constitutional office" and "inaugural committee," and mandates inaugural committees to report contributions and expenditures. The bill also prohibits foreign nationals from contributing to inaugural committees and imposes penalties for violations. Candidates for constitutional offices must report certain contributions and expenditures post-election. The bill includes provisions for civil penalties and waivers by the Secretary of State.
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