New Hampshire Statutes
§ 14:9 — Presentation for Approval
After any bill or joint resolution has been enrolled and approved, as provided by RSA 14:8, and signed by the speaker of the house, or his designee, and by the president of the senate, or his designee, it shall be presented by the secretary of state to the governor for his approval, and the secretary shall note thereon the day and hour of presentation for approval, and shall make a similar entry in the records of his office. No designee shall sign a bill under the authority of this section unless his name has been filed by the speaker of the house or president of the senate with the secretary of state prior to such signing.
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Legislative History
1864, 4034:1. GS 3:7. GL 3:7. PS 4:9. 1898, 64:1. 1905, 6:1. PL 4:9. RL 9:9. RSA 14:9. 1969, 32:2. 1971, 125:1, eff. May 19, 1971.
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