Section 17-H:5 Duties. - New-hampshire Statutes

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The duties of the committee shall be as follows:
   I. Serve as the legislative liaison for the New Hampshire state council on aging, other organizations both public and private which are concerned with elderly affairs and individual private citizens seeking legislative assistance for the elderly citizen.
   II. Conduct a continuing investigation and study of the major problems facing elderly citizens and recommend legislative action to provide the necessary relief.
   III. Hold such public hearings as may be necessary on matters pertaining to the elderly. Such hearings may be conducted in any part of the state as circumstances may require.

Source. 1978, 42:1, eff. Aug. 26, 1978.

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Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEI > CHAPTER17-H > 17-H-5

The duties of the committee shall be as follows:
   I. Serve as the legislative liaison for the New Hampshire state council on aging, other organizations both public and private which are concerned with elderly affairs and individual private citizens seeking legislative assistance for the elderly citizen.
   II. Conduct a continuing investigation and study of the major problems facing elderly citizens and recommend legislative action to provide the necessary relief.
   III. Hold such public hearings as may be necessary on matters pertaining to the elderly. Such hearings may be conducted in any part of the state as circumstances may require.

Source. 1978, 42:1, eff. Aug. 26, 1978.

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Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEI > CHAPTER17-H > 17-H-5

The duties of the committee shall be as follows:
   I. Serve as the legislative liaison for the New Hampshire state council on aging, other organizations both public and private which are concerned with elderly affairs and individual private citizens seeking legislative assistance for the elderly citizen.
   II. Conduct a continuing investigation and study of the major problems facing elderly citizens and recommend legislative action to provide the necessary relief.
   III. Hold such public hearings as may be necessary on matters pertaining to the elderly. Such hearings may be conducted in any part of the state as circumstances may require.

Source. 1978, 42:1, eff. Aug. 26, 1978.