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United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines key terms and gives the fire officer in charge broad authority at fire, service call, or other emergency scenes.
United States — New Hampshire
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People who help with a hazardous-materials discharge at the request of emergency officials are generally immune from civil liabilities and penalties, but the immunity has exceptions.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section restricts PFAS-containing class B firefighting foam, with limited exceptions, and requires reporting, recall, notice, and a take-back program.
United States — New Hampshire
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The section defines terms and requires PFAS notices, record retention, and later restrictions on firefighting station wear containing PFAS or certain fire-resistive chemicals.
United States — New Hampshire
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The fire chief directs all fire apparatus, equipment, people, and proceedings for fires or other emergencies; if the fire chief is absent, the engineer or fire officer in charge has that direction, and other firewards or engineers must assist.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person authorized to compel firefighting assistance may not order minors, older adults, or disabled persons to assist, except in limited emergency situations. Adults over 18 may still volunteer if the stated conditions are met.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person at a fire, emergency, or service call must obey fire department commands and must not impersonate fire officials or firefighters.
United States — New Hampshire
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Town and village districts may adopt bylaws on building safety, and fire-safety bylaws must match the life safety code and include state fire marshal assistance when required.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines key terms used in the subdivision, including what counts as a place of assembly, who the licensing agency is, and what approved, fire resistive/flameproof, placard indicating capacity, and enforcement agency mean.
United States — New Hampshire
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No person may own or operate a place of assembly in the state unless it is licensed by the local licensing agency.
United States — New Hampshire
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Owners or operators of a place of assembly must get a permit from the licensing agency.
United States — New Hampshire
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Local authorities must require public double doors to be left unlockable from the inside.
United States — New Hampshire
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If there are no bylaws, the selectmen must make regulations for the purposes stated in the preceding section.
United States — New Hampshire
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Tents and covered assembly structures must follow state building and fire code rules, and certain public-property circus or carnival permits cannot be issued until a flame-resistance certificate is provided.
United States — New Hampshire
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The named local officials must form an inspection board and inspect the covered buildings and halls from time to time.
United States — New Hampshire
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The licensing agency must inspect each place of assembly, at least twice a year, and may have inspections done by others.
United States — New Hampshire
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Law-enforcing authorities of the state, counties, city, or town may prosecute violations of this act.
United States — New Hampshire
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If provisions in this chapter conflict with other state or municipal regulations in a specific case, the most restrictive requirements control.
United States — New Hampshire
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Certain public-serving establishments count as places of public accommodation if their operations affect commerce.
United States — New Hampshire
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All persons are entitled to full and equal enjoyment of public accommodation goods and services.