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HB1605: establishing a state office for intelligence and counterintelligence within the executive branch.
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21-P
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· effective 2026-07-01
be pursued for prosecution and action in coordination with appropriate state and federal authorities. 3 New Subdivision; State Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence Office. Amend RSA 21-P by inserting after section 71 the following new subdivision: State Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence Office 21-P:72 Establishment; Placement. There is established within the department of safety the state intelli
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21-U:6
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· effective 2026-07-01
Information sharing with federal fusion centers shall be limited to verified, non-sensitive data that meets reasonable suspicion criteria under 28 C.F.R. part 23 and complies with RSA 21-U:6. The office shall not transmit personal identifying information or intelligence derived from state sources unless independently corroborated. Information received from fusion centers shall be adjudicated through an inter
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651-F
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· effective 2026-07-01
has provided the following assumptions relative to this bill: The creation of this Office would be duplicative to the efforts that have existed since 2010 with the passing of NH RSA 651-F, which created the New Hampshire Information and Analysis Center (NHIAC). The New Hampshire Information and Analysis Center provides an integrated, all-crimes/all-hazards information sharing network to collect, analyze