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NEW HAMPSHIRE ISSUES
This section highlights some of New Hampshire’s important public policy issues affecting the nonprofit sector and relating to laws, rules, programs and practices of government that address the needs of NH citizens and involve the expenditure of public funds.

News
Medicaid Managed Care Contracts Vote Delayed
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Medicaid Managed Care on Track
February 22, 2012 - The Department of Health & Human Services Commissioner Nick Toumpas presented a progress report to the Senate Finance Committee regarding the Department’s on-going process to establish Medicaid Managed Care.
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Victory for the Arts
January 27, 2012 - House Executive Departments & Administration demonstrated that they heard the voice of the sector loud and clear as they voted 15-0 for an amended version of HB1274 which removes ALL of the provisions to abolish the Department of Cultural Resources.
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Legislative Updates
SB177 Goes to Interim Study
Within the final weeks of activity, the full House sent SB177, the bill that would subject organizations that receive more than $250,000 in aggregate of governmental funding, to Interim Study on a voice vote.
Legislative Tracking
January 18, 2011 - The Center has identified our legislative priorities for 2012, and we invite you to take notice, get informed and involved.
 
The Center will also continue to monitor a number of legislative issues that may have effect on our members, the general NH legislative landscape, or all nonprofit organizations.

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Resources
The Handbook of New Hampshire Elected Officials
The Handbook of New Hampshire Elected Officials (Blue Book) is a reference book of government and politics in NH frequently used by lobbyists. It is a collection of information about the Governor, Executive Councilors, State Senators and State Representatives including photographs, biographies, and roll call votes. It also includes information about lawmaking process, legislative committee assignments, lobbying law, NH registered lobbyists and the New Hampshire Constitution.
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UPDATED: 04/26/2012

UPDATED: 04/26/2012




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RELATED LINKS
Local Resources
NH Ctr for Public Policy Studies
Public Policy Institute of Boston

National Resources
National Council for Nonprofits
Alliance for Justice
NP Voter Engagement Network
Independent Sector
CLPI
V3 Campaign
OMB Watch
Nonprofit Risk Mgmt Center

 
 
 
 


 
 

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