Restricts right-to-know requests to New Hampshire residents and requires proof of residency to file such requests.
New Hampshire SB626 amends the state's right-to-know law to restrict access to governmental records to citizens who are domiciled or maintain a permanent residence in New Hampshire. The bill requires individuals to provide sufficient documentation proving their domicile or permanent residence in the state to file right-to-know requests. News organizations based outside New Hampshire are exempt from these requirements. The act takes effect upon passage.
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