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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 23. Public Officers and Employees § 286.118. Certain information deemed to be confidential; certain information deemed to be public records; limitations on disclosure of confidential information

Current as of January 01, 2021 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, all information about a current or former member of a public retirement system administered by the Board, or a beneficiary of such a member, which is contained in a record or file in the possession, control or custody of the Board is confidential regardless of the form, location and manner of creation or storage of a record or file containing the information.

2. The following information about a current or former member of such a public retirement system which is contained in a record or file in the possession, control or custody of the Board is a public record:

(a) The name of the current or former member; and

(b) The amount of annual pension benefit paid to the current or former member.

3. The Board may only disclose information made confidential pursuant to subsection 1 to a third party if:

(a) Such disclosure is necessary for the Board to carry out its duties; and

(b) The Board executes a confidentiality agreement with the third party before providing the third party with any confidential information.

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