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I. Upon request of the director of the governor's council on energy, any person owning or leasing petroleum product primary storage facilities shall file a report on the first and fifteenth calendar days of each month or on the first working day thereafter with the director setting forth an inventory of petroleum stored at and expected to be delivered to the facilities. The director shall provide a form for the recording of the information, which form shall require the following information:
(a)The total inventory of each petroleum product stored at the facilities; such inventory shall be made within 3 days prior to the reporting date;
(b)The anticipated quantity of each petroleum product to be delivered to the facilities within 15 days after the reporting date; and
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I. Upon request of the director of the governor's council on energy, any person owning or leasing petroleum product primary storage facilities shall file a report on the first and fifteenth calendar days of each month or on the first working day thereafter with the director setting forth an inventory of petroleum stored at and expected to be delivered to the facilities. The director shall provide a form for the recording of the information, which form shall require the following information:
(a) The total inventory of each petroleum product stored at the facilities; such inventory shall be made within 3 days prior to the reporting date;
(b) The anticipated quantity of each petroleum product to be delivered to the facilities within 15 days after the reporting date; and
(c) Any other delivery data the director considers necessary.
II. All reports filed pursuant to this section shall be an exempt record and confidential pursuant to RSA 91-A:5, IV, and shall be maintained for the sole and confidential use of the director of the governor's council on energy, except that the reports may be disclosed to the appropriate energy agency or department of another state with substantially similar confidentiality statutes or regulations with respect to such reports.