Requires preservation of public comments on bills and preparation of reports on their influence.
New Hampshire HB1114 mandates that all public comments on bills, whether written, verbal, or submitted via the state's remote sign-in system, be preserved in the permanent record. Each standing committee must prepare a report detailing the written public comments received in hearings and through the remote sign-in system for each bill referred to the committee. These reports must explain why the arguments presented in the comments did or did not influence the bill. The preparation of these reports is overseen by the committee chairperson and the ranking member or their designees.
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