Nevada Code § 522.140

Application of chapter; lands subject to jurisdiction of United States
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1. As the State of Nevada is a sovereign
state and not disposed to jeopardize or surrender any of its sovereign rights,
this chapter applies to all lands in the State of Nevada lawfully subject to
its police powers. It applies to lands of the United States or to lands subject
to the jurisdiction of the United States only to the extent that control and
supervision of conservation of oil and gas by the United States on its lands
fails to effect the intent and purposes of this chapter and otherwise applies
to those lands to such extent as an officer of the United States having
jurisdiction, or the officers authorized representative, approves any of the
provisions of this chapter or the order or orders of the Division which affects
those lands.
2. This chapter applies to any lands
committed to a unit agreement approved by the Secretary of the Interior of the
United States or his or her authorized representative, except that the Division
may, under the unit agreements, suspend the application of this chapter or any
part of this chapter so long as the conservation of oil and gas and the prevention
of waste is accomplished thereby, but the suspension does not relieve any
operator from making such reports as are necessary or advised to be fully
informed as to operations under the agreement and as the Division may require
under this chapter.

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