New Hampshire § 126:24-c Access to Information From Vital Records for Public Health Purposes

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 126:24-c — Access to Information From Vital Records for Public Health Purposes

New Hampshire § 126:24-c

Title XPUBLIC HEALTH

Ch. 126HEALTH STATISTICS

SubdivisionBureau of Health Statistics and Data Management and Vital Records Privacy Board for Health-Related Research

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 126:24-c (2026).

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The department shall have a direct and tangible interest in vital records data including personal identifiers. The secretary of state shall provide continuous electronic access to the department of the entire contents of the data files on a 24-hour, 7-day per week basis. If a means of electronic access becomes possible that will allow access at a faster rate, the department may utilize such new means of access, provided that it assumes the full cost of implementing the new means of access. Such access shall be provided in standard database format that establishes a remote electronic link from the secretary of state's office to the department that would not restrict the ability of the department to transfer data. However, under no circumstance shall any information relative to any adoption 

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The department shall have a direct and tangible interest in vital records data including personal identifiers. The secretary of state shall provide continuous electronic access to the department of the entire contents of the data files on a 24-hour, 7-day per week basis. If a means of electronic access becomes possible that will allow access at a faster rate, the department may utilize such new means of access, provided that it assumes the full cost of implementing the new means of access. Such access shall be provided in standard database format that establishes a remote electronic link from the secretary of state's office to the department that would not restrict the ability of the department to transfer data. However, under no circumstance shall any information relative to any adoption or any restricted record as determined by a court of law be provided to the department.