New Hampshire § 162-F-17 - Section 162-F:17 Organization of Committees.
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§ 162-F-17. Section 162-F:17 Organization of Committees.
I. The temporary chairman of each committee formed, who shall be the commissioner of the department of energy, shall call an organizational meeting within 90 days of formation. At the organizational meeting, the committee shall select a chairman to serve for a 3-year term, elect such other officers as the members shall determine, and establish a schedule of meetings for determining the requirements of the decommissioning fund. II. Each committee may hire such temporary help, including consultants, as it deems necessary to carry out its duties under this chapter. The committee shall establish an amount to be paid to the resident member of the committee for each day actually engaged in the duties of the committee.
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