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RSA 6:12-h. Community College System Debt Service Fund.
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A special fund is created in the treasurer’s office for the community college system debt service fund.
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RSA 6:12-i. Joint Committee on Dedicated Funds.
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A joint committee on dedicated funds is created to review dedicated funds every 5 years and make recommendations, and it must file annual reports by November 1.
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RSA 6:12-j. Review and Reporting Requirement for Dedicated Funds.
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The agency that administers each listed fund or account must prepare a periodic report and submit it by August 15 of the reporting year to specified legislative committees and staff.
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RSA 6:12-k. Exemptions From Certain Reporting Requirements.
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This section exempts listed categories of money from the reporting and review requirements of RSA 6-12:e and RSA 6:12-j.
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RSA 6:12. Application of Receipts.
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The department of administrative services must maintain the state’s accounting account or fund setup, and most receipts handled by the state treasurer are treated as general revenue unless this section lists a dedicated fund or account instead.
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RSA 6:13-a. Fish and Game Fund.
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If fish and game funds are expected to be insufficient, the treasurer may borrow on the state’s credit for up to one year, subject to governor and council direction and a $500,000 debt cap.
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RSA 6:13-b. Highway Fund.
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If highway funds are expected to be insufficient, the treasurer may borrow on the state's credit for up to one year, subject to governor and council direction and a $15,000,000 debt cap.
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RSA 6:13-d. Authority to Borrow; Certain Transportation Projects.
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The state treasurer may borrow up to $200,000,000 and issue bonds, and may enter the TIFIA credit program for the Interstate 93 widening project.
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RSA 6:13-e. Authority to Borrow; Certain Environmental Projects.
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The state treasurer may borrow money, issue general obligation bonds, and make related financing agreements for the authorized environmental projects.
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RSA 6:13. Borrowing Money.
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The treasurer may borrow money on the state’s credit, but only with governor and council authorization and within the section’s $200,000,000 cap.
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RSA 6:14. Exchange of Bonds.
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The treasurer may issue registered bonds in exchange for state bonds, and must issue a new bond to an assignee when a registered bond is properly assigned and surrendered.
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RSA 6:17. Reports.
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The state treasurer must make an annual report on receipts, disbursements, funded debt, trust funds, and transactions affecting state-held funds.
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RSA 6:18-a. Use of Facsimile Signature.
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The state treasurer may use an engraved or printed facsimile signature instead of a manual signature when endorsing the state’s guarantee on certain bonds or notes.
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RSA 6:18. Treasurer Relieved of Certain Accounting Duties.
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The state treasurer is relieved of most recordkeeping, accounting, and reporting duties, but must still account for certain moneys and keep only the fund designation on the state's centralized financial system.
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RSA 6:2. Salary.
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The state treasurer’s annual salary is the amount set by RSA 94:1-4.
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RSA 6:20. Commissioner During Vacancy in Office.
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If the treasurer’s office becomes vacant, the governor, with the council’s advice, must appoint a commissioner to handle the office and perform the treasurer’s duties until a treasurer is elected and qualified.
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RSA 6:21. Appointments; Removal; Duties.
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The treasurer must appoint two deputies, name one chief deputy, and assign duties; deputies may be removed as stated.
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RSA 6:22. Oath; Bond.
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Deputy treasurers must be sworn and bonded before starting their duties, with each bond set at $40,000 and preserved by the secretary of state.
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RSA 6:24. Salaries.
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The annual salary for the chief deputy state treasurer and deputy state treasurer is set by RSA 94:1-4 for deputy state treasurers.
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RSA 6:26. Audit of Accounts.
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The legislative budget assistant must audit the state treasurer’s accounts.
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