House Bill 347, New Hampshire 2011

House Bill 347

Status:

Final Status:

x (Awaiting transfer to Governor)

House:p (Passed with concurrence)
Senate:p (Passed with concurrence)
Governor:

Sponsor:

Representative Neal Kurk

Introduction date:

1/6/2011

State law:

New Hampshire Right to Know Law

Bill text:

As introduced

Status key:

= Passed,	= Failed/Vetoed,
= Committee	= Awaiting Vote

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[edit] HB 347

House Bill 347 was introduced to the House by Representative Neal Kurk which would exempt crash reports involving under cover law enforcement officers from the public record. ^[1]

[edit] Current bill status

The bill is currently awaiting transfer to the Governor.

[edit] Support for the bill

[edit] Criticism of the bill

[edit] News stories

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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[edit] References

↑ Text of HB 347

[edit] Similar bills from other states

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