RSA 363:20 · Special Commissioner

Source history

• 1911, 164:2. PL 237:19. RL 286:18
• 1951, 203:10 par. 18, eff. Sept. 1, 1951

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Bill relationships

• 2026 HB1741 reference · effective 2027-01-01

  or these two positions would be $127,000 total in FY 2027 reflecting a half year of costs, $266,000 in FY 2028 and $280,000 in FY 2029, funded through the utility assessment under RSA 363 A. AGENCIES CONTACTED: Department of Energy and Public Utilities Commission HELPFUL LINKS Redistricting Information Ethics Committee Statutory/Study Committees Voting Records Past Member Legislation Driving Di

• 2026 HB1741-FN reference · effective 2027-01-01

  or these two positions would be $127,000 total in FY 2027 reflecting a half year of costs, $266,000 in FY 2028 and $280,000 in FY 2029, funded through the utility assessment under RSA 363 A. AGENCIES CONTACTED: Department of Energy and Public Utilities Commission HELPFUL LINKS Redistricting Information Ethics Committee Statutory/Study Committees Voting Records Past Member Legislation Driving Di

• 2025 HB169 reference

  all three are present. Deletion of the statutory language authorizing that hearings may be held by one, or two Commissioners also suggests this. The existing process for appointment of a Special Commissioner (RSA 363:20) would be used to have a Special Commissioner hired on retainer. The Commission estimates, if a Special Commissioner is retained to meet the requirements of the bill, he or she would be retained for the entire