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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 33. Libraries; Museums; Historic Preservation § 378.240. Maintenance of premises for archival material; employees; receipt and availability of material

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The State Library, Archives and Public Records Administrator shall, within the limits of legislative appropriations:

1. Maintain and properly equip safe and secure premises and vaults at the seat of government for the preservation and use of material deposited in the archives.

2. Employ persons in the classified service of the State to preserve, index and aid in the use of material deposited in the archives.

3. Give an appropriate receipt for material received by him or her for the archives.

4. Subject to the provisions of NRS 378.310 and subsection 4 of NRS 239.090, make material deposited in the archives readily available for use.

5. Receive into the archives any material when directed to do so by the Committee to Approve Schedules for the Retention and Disposition of Official State Records created pursuant to NRS 239.073.

6. Receive into the archives and preserve oral histories of current and former Legislators and any related materials transferred from the Research Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau pursuant to NRS 218A.350.

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