Allows citizens in a local school district to petition for a financial audit if a deficit is identified.
New Hampshire HB1386 empowers citizens in a local school district to petition their local school board for a forensic audit if a deficit is identified in the school district's budget. A qualifying petition must include the names, addresses, and signatures of at least one percent of the registered voters within the district. If the school board receives such a petition, they must hold a vote to require the audit. If the vote approves, the audit must be conducted within 90 days and the results presented at the next school board meeting.
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