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United States — New Hampshire
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Members of boards or commissions are exempt from RSA 9:20 and 9:21 if they do not aid, sanction, or assent to the violation, and they must record their dissent when they learn of it.
United States — New Hampshire
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State officers or employees must provide an oath certificate with bills for services or expenses, and the governor and council or state treasurer must not approve or pay those bills unless the certificate is attached.
United States — New Hampshire
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If a state officer or employee dies before filing an account, the state treasurer may pay the account if the governor and council are satisfied the service was performed and the expense was incurred.
United States — New Hampshire
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Changes to a capital-budget project’s plan, location, or design are not allowed after approval and appropriation unless the capital project overview committee ratifies the change.
United States — New Hampshire
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State agencies and departments may buy casualty or liability insurance for state property or state programs, if they have governor and council approval and stay within their appropriation.
United States — New Hampshire
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Appropriated transition funds may not be used for an incumbent governor-elect’s transition expenses, no other public or private funds may be spent for that purpose, and the governor-elect may accept in-kind services.
United States — New Hampshire
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Departments seeking capital funds must file detailed requests by May 1, and the governor must review, hear, and forward selected projects on a set schedule.
United States — New Hampshire
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The legislature must review and update the 6-year capital budget in the first year of each biennium, and it may approve new projects for the next 6 years.
United States — New Hampshire
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The governor must prepare the budget with specified financial content, may have to make deficit or surplus recommendations to the legislature, may not use bonded indebtedness for operating appropriations, and the budget must be available in print and electronic form.
United States — New Hampshire
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The supreme court must prepare the judicial branch budget and submit budget materials through the commissioner of administrative services on the required schedule and forms.
United States — New Hampshire
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Executive departments must prepare and submit an information technology plan to the information technology council, with CIO assistance.
United States — New Hampshire
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Certain state departments and the judicial branch must send highway-fund program measures to the commissioner of administrative services by October 1 before each biennial legislative session, and covered departments must also keep a cost allocation plan and supporting records.
United States — New Hampshire
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The university system and community college system budgets must use only general fund appropriations, and their chancellors must provide detailed operating budgets when asked by the legislature or executive branch.
United States — New Hampshire
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State departments must submit efficiency expenditure requests to the commissioner by the October 1 deadline before each biennial legislative session.
United States — New Hampshire
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The commissioner of administrative services must prepare and later update state income estimates, and present the updated estimate to the legislature.
United States — New Hampshire
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The commissioner of administrative services must prepare a tentative budget by November 1 after the required requests and estimates are received, and the budget must be shared in printed and electronic formats.
United States — New Hampshire
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After receiving the tentative budget, the governor must arrange public hearings by December and invite specified officials to attend and take part.
United States — New Hampshire
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Budgets under this subdivision must use the state integrated financial accounting system’s chart of accounts; they may be shown in a short three-class format for explanation only.
United States — New Hampshire
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The general court may not approve an operating budget that exceeds estimated revenues, and it must address any deficit or surplus in the way the section requires.
United States — New Hampshire
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After inauguration, the governor must formulate the budget.