New Hampshire § 21-U-4 - Section 21-U:4 Interagency Group Created.
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§ 21-U-4. Section 21-U:4 Interagency Group Created.
There is hereby established the New Hampshire financial services regulators group. I. The interagency group shall consist of the attorney general or designee, the insurance commissioner or designee, the banking commissioner or designee, and the director of the bureau of securities regulation or designee. II. The interagency group shall facilitate strategic planning among member agencies regarding regulatory and enforcement efforts and the sharing of agency data, including confidential or privileged records and legal analysis. III. The interagency group shall elect a chair from among its member agency representatives and shall provide for the periodic rotation of the chairmanship.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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