Private agency, public dollars-Nevada

Nevada
Common Definition Themes
These 5 characteristics tend to recur in most state definitions for private agencies which are subject to FOIA laws.
1.) Receive or dispense public funds:	f
2.) Created by a public agency:	f
3.) Present themselves as a public entity:	f
4.) Perform a public function:	p^[1]
5.) Controlled or managed by a public entity:	f
Key:
f=The legal history does not mention this characteristic or it has rejected this characteristic as a potential defining aspect.
p=This characteristic alone is sufficient to bring an organization under the FOIA.
x=This is a part of a compound definition requiring multiple characteristics. The numbers after the symbol indicate the additional requirements.
w=This is a characteristic that has been mentioned within the legal history and may aid in deciding whether or not the FOIA law applies to an organization but is not a part of a specific definition.

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[edit] Statutes

The Nevada Open Records Act does not mention non-profits. It however does include university and educational foundation that are designed to promote and assist public school in its definition of public body.^[2] It also includes in its definition of "local government entity" "any other public district or agency designed to perform local governmental functions".^[3]

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↑ This only applies to educational foundations(Nevada Statute 239.005) and local government corporations(Nevada Statute 239.121).
↑ Nevada Statute 239.005
↑ Nevada Statute 239.121

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We do not currently have any legislation from Nevada for the category "Private companies subject to public records requests". To add some, please see WikiProject Proposed state sunshine legislation.

[edit] Legislation

We do not currently have any Private agencies legislation legislation for Nevada in 2010. To add some, please see WikiProject Proposed state sunshine legislation.

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