New Hampshire § 202-A:3-a Records and Meetings Subject to Right-to-Know Law

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 202-A:3-a — Records and Meetings Subject to Right-to-Know Law

New Hampshire § 202-A:3-a

Title XVILIBRARIES

Ch. 202-APUBLIC LIBRARIES

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 202-A:3-a (2026).

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A public library established or accepted by a town or city shall be deemed a "public agency," and the library trustees a "public body," for purposes of RSA 91-A, and they shall be subject to all applicable provisions of that chapter; provided, however, that any books, documents, records, or other information maintained by a public library that is exempted or protected from disclosure by other provisions of law shall not be subject to disclosure under RSA 91-A.

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A public library established or accepted by a town or city shall be deemed a "public agency," and the library trustees a "public body," for purposes of RSA 91-A, and they shall be subject to all applicable provisions of that chapter; provided, however, that any books, documents, records, or other information maintained by a public library that is exempted or protected from disclosure by other provisions of law shall not be subject to disclosure under RSA 91-A.