NV SB414

State employees appointed by constitutional officers (Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Controller, Attorney General) who serve at the pleasure of those officers and are not in classified/unclassified service must file financial disclosure statements with the Secretary of State, with civil penalties of $25-$2,000 for willful failure to file.

Financial disclosure requirements are expanded to include real estate holdings regardless of location (removing the prior Nevada/adjacent state limitation), business entity stock holdings valued at $5,000 or more, and investment securities valued over $5,000.

Inaugural committees must report contributions and expenditures exceeding $1,000, with reports due 90 days after the legislative session begins, 15 days after the session ends, and annually by January 15.

Candidates elected to constitutional offices must report transition-related contributions exceeding $100 and in-kind goods/services by the 90th day following the first day of the next regular legislative session.

Foreign nationals are prohibited from making contributions to inaugural committees, with violations constituting a gross misdemeanor.