NV SB310

Governmental agencies are prohibited from removing or destroying monuments on state or publicly owned land without approval from the Governor, though relocation to a site of similar prominence, honor, visibility, and access is permitted without approval

"Monument" is broadly defined to include statues, plaques, memorials, and other permanent structures dedicated to historic conflicts, events, figures, organizations (including Indian tribes), religious or civic purposes, Nevada settlement history, or those listed on state or national historic registers

Willful vandalism, defacement, destruction, or damage to a monument on public land is classified as a gross misdemeanor, unless a greater penalty applies under existing law

Courts are required to order restitution in addition to any other penalty imposed for monument vandalism offenses

Fiscal impact includes increased or new terms of imprisonment in county or city jails for local governments, with no effect on state finances