New Hampshire § 21-L-17 - Section 21-L:17 Administrative Support.
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§ 21-L-17. Section 21-L:17 Administrative Support.
The commissioner shall provide all necessary and reasonable clerical support requested by the appeals board. At a minimum the commissioner shall: I. Provide all necessary clerical and support personnel and services in order to: (a) Prepare notices and other documents required under RSA 541-A as directed by the appeals board and distribute such notices and documents upon the approval of the appeals board; (b) Schedule the conduct of all appeals board proceedings, with the approval of the appeals board, so as to insure timely and efficient conduct of such proceedings; (c) Prepare and maintain the record, required by RSA 541-A, of all adjudicative proceedings conducted by the appeals board. II. Provide comfortable and adequate space for the use of the appeals board in performing its official duties. III. Prepare, maintain as a public record, and continuously update a document which shall summarize the findings and decisions of the appeals board.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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