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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 353B - COLLEGE SAVINGS PROGRAMS

NRS 353B.155 Duty of Board to promote and market use of Trust Fund and solicit certain opinions; authority to limit qualified beneficiaries.

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NRS 353B.155 Duty of Board to promote and market use of Trust Fund and solicit certain opinions; authority to limit qualified beneficiaries.
1. The Board shall actively promote and market use of the Trust Fund.
2. The Board shall, before it enters into a prepaid tuition contract with a purchaser, solicit the opinion of:
(a)The Securities and Exchange Commission regarding the application of federal law regarding securities to the Trust Fund; or
(b)An independent legal counsel to ensure that the method of structuring and offering the Trust Fund is in compliance with federal law regarding securities.
3. The Board may:
(a)Require a reasonable length of residence in the State to become a qualified beneficiary.
(b)Restrict the number of qualified beneficiaries.
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