New Hampshire § 458-D:9 Rulemaking

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 458-D:9 — Rulemaking

New Hampshire·Title XLIII DOMESTIC RELATIONS·Ch. 458-D PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES AND CHILD SUPPORT IMPACT SEMINARS

I. The administrative judge of the judicial branch family division, subject to approval by the supreme court, may establish such rules and orders of practice as are appropriate to effectuate this chapter and administer this program including, but not limited to:

(a)Continuing indefinitely to test operation, curriculum, and format.

(b)Certifying public or nonprofit providers to lead the seminar.

(c)The form and content of security at the seminar.

(d)Any additional factors deemed necessary. II. The administrative judge shall utilize such in-state services as the university of New Hampshire cooperative extension, Child and Family Services of New Hampshire, and other agencies or individuals necessary to effectuate the program.

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I. The administrative judge of the judicial branch family division, subject to approval by the supreme court, may establish such rules and orders of practice as are appropriate to effectuate this chapter and administer this program including, but not limited to:
(a) Continuing indefinitely to test operation, curriculum, and format.
(b) Certifying public or nonprofit providers to lead the seminar.
(c) The form and content of security at the seminar.
(d) Any additional factors deemed necessary.
II. The administrative judge shall utilize such in-state services as the university of New Hampshire cooperative extension, Child and Family Services of New Hampshire, and other agencies or individuals necessary to effectuate the program.

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