New Hampshire SB185 modifies the process for investigating professional misconduct complaints.

New Hampshire SB185 amends the process for investigating complaints of professional misconduct. The Office of Professional Licensure and Certification must determine within 30 days if an allegation states a claim of misconduct. If it does not, the office recommends dismissal to the board. If it does, the office investigates and reports to the board within 60 days. The board reviews the office's recommendation and can either dismiss the allegation or instruct the office to continue the investigation. The act takes effect 60 days after its passage.

New Hampshire SB185 modifies the process for investigating professional misconduct complaints.

New Hampshire SB185 amends the process for investigating complaints of professional misconduct. The Office of Professional Licensure and Certification must determine within 30 days if an allegation states a claim of misconduct. If it does not, the office recommends dismissal to the board. If it does, the office investigates and reports to the board within 60 days. The board reviews the office's recommendation and can either dismiss the allegation or instruct the office to continue the investigation. The act takes effect 60 days after its passage.