New Hampshire § 383-E-3-312 - Section 383-E:3-312 Material Change in Operating Conditions.
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§ 383-E-3-312. Section 383-E:3-312 Material Change in Operating Conditions.
If a board of directors of a credit union proposes to make a material change in the strategic plan, funding plan or other factors considered by the commissioner in granting a charter to the credit union within 5 years of its receipt of a certificate to engage in business under RSA 383-E:3-310, the board may not make such change unless it submits an application seeking approval of the change to the commissioner as provided in RSA 383-A:6-602 and it is permitted to do so by the commissioner.
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