New Hampshire HB1332 allows the governor to display the Gold Star Flag on state house grounds and mandates U.S.-made flags for state facilities.
New Hampshire HB1332 modifies flag display rules on state house grounds. It allows the governor to honor Gold Star families by displaying the Gold Star Flag on Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day. The flag, if displayed, must be flown in the most junior order of precedence and at no cost to the state. Additionally, the bill mandates that any state flag, United States flag, or POW-MIA flag purchased with state funds or displayed in a state facility must be manufactured in the United States. This requirement applies only to flags acquired after the bill's effective date.
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