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RSA 15:11. Severability.
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If part of this chapter is invalid, the rest still applies if it can work without the invalid part.
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If part of this chapter is invalid, the rest still applies if it can work without the invalid part.
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Lobbyists required to register under RSA 15:1 must wear a clearly visible name tag while lobbying in specified government locations or before specified officials.
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Lobbyist registrations must use a form prescribed by the secretary of state and include specific information.
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A lobbyist registration fee is $50 for each reported client or employer, for each year.
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Recipients of state grants or appropriations may not use those state funds for lobbying, influencing legislation, political activity, or contributions to entities doing those things, unless paragraph II applies.
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Lobbyists must file sworn itemized statements with the secretary of state and disclose specified fees, expenditures, contributions, and related reimbursements.
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The secretary of state must provide suitable paper or electronic forms to carry out this chapter.
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Violating this chapter can make a natural person guilty of a misdemeanor, and any other person guilty of a felony. Knowingly filing a false statement under the chapter is perjury and is punished accordingly.
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The attorney general must examine fee and expenditure statements filed under this chapter and compel returns to be made so the law is followed.
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[Omitted.]
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The department of health and human services must terminate or waive certain SNAP overpayment reimbursement claims when the overpayment was caused by department error and is $450 or less.
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Each state agency must prohibit corporal punishment in its policies and procedures related to children.
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Certain designated town, city, or county officials may handle food stamps as the commissioner’s agent if a written agreement is in place.
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Certain unclaimed or undeliverable amounts must be deposited to the general fund after one year if the commissioner of health and human services считает them unreturnable to the payor.
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The department of health and human services must carry out a wide range of public assistance, child welfare, SNAP, child support, and related welfare duties.
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The health and human services commissioner must adopt rules on the listed program areas, and the department must give a written report before the commissioner uses that rulemaking authority.
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The commissioner of health and human services must supervise the department and carry out this chapter, set reimbursement rates, manage employee needs, and may appoint hearings officers, buy liability coverage, and reorganize certain rules.
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The commissioner may destroy certain departmental records, but only after they have been kept long enough to meet federal-retention requirements, and some payroll and audit records must be kept for 10 years or until audited.
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The commissioner must appoint necessary personnel and assign their duties, subject to the rules of the division of personnel.
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If a court appoints the commissioner of health and human services, the commissioner must act as a probation officer or court agent in welfare matters before the court.