New Hampshire § 400-A-27 - Section 400-A:27 Publications.
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§ 400-A-27. Section 400-A:27 Publications.
I. The commissioner may have the annual report, examination reports, directory of authorized insurers, directory of licensed insurance representatives, license examination material, insurance laws, related laws and regulations, and other publications relating to insurance prepared under his administration, published in pamphlet form from time to time and may affix a reasonable price to each copy to cover the price of printing, handling, and postage. II. The commissioner may furnish free copies of the publications prepared under paragraph I to public officials and libraries in the state and elsewhere. The cost of free distribution shall be charged upon available funds and the appropriation for the insurance department.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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