How often must the Nevada Constitution be reviewed for potential amendments?

The Nevada Constitution requires a review for potential amendments every 20 years. This provision serves as a systematic approach to ensure that the Constitution remains relevant and responsive to the needs and values of the state's residents. By establishing a regular review period, the process allows for thoughtful consideration of any necessary changes, whether to modernize aspects of the Constitution or to address issues that may have arisen since the last review. This timeframe balances periodic reflection with stability, ensuring that amendments can be made when deemed necessary without the risk of constant alteration that could undermine the foundational legal framework of the state.