New Hampshire HB1565 modifies penalties for false reports of child abuse, mandates owner's project managers for school building aid, and adjusts.

New Hampshire HB1565 introduces several changes. It amends the penalty for knowingly providing false information about suspected child abuse or neglect, classifying it as a misdemeanor. It also establishes immunity from civil or criminal liability for those reporting suspected abuse in good faith. The bill requires school districts or public schools applying for building aid to hire an owner's project manager for projects over $1.5 million.

New Hampshire HB1565 modifies penalties for false reports of child abuse, mandates owner's project managers for school building aid, and adjusts.

New Hampshire HB1565 introduces several changes. It amends the penalty for knowingly providing false information about suspected child abuse or neglect, classifying it as a misdemeanor. It also establishes immunity from civil or criminal liability for those reporting suspected abuse in good faith. The bill requires school districts or public schools applying for building aid to hire an owner's project manager for projects over $1.5 million.