New Hampshire § 9:9-d Ten-Year Current Services Cost Projections

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 9:9-d — Ten-Year Current Services Cost Projections

New Hampshire § 9:9-d

Title ITHE STATE AND ITS GOVERNMENT

Ch. 9BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS; REVOLVING FUNDS

SubdivisionThe Budget

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9:9-d (2026).

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I. Each of the following state agencies shall provide 10-year cost projections for the identified service or program:

(a)The department of administrative services: state retiree health insurance, and in conjunction with the department of revenue administration, state revenues.

(b)The state treasurer: debt service.

(c)The department of education: adequate education grants.

(d)The New Hampshire retirement system: state employer retirement contributions. II. The cost projections shall be based on current policy, programs, and tax rates, and shall be adjusted only for demographically-induced changes in demand for public services and projected effects on state government revenues and expenditures.

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I. Each of the following state agencies shall provide 10-year cost projections for the identified service or program:
(a) The department of administrative services: state retiree health insurance, and in conjunction with the department of revenue administration, state revenues.
(b) The state treasurer: debt service.
(c) The department of education: adequate education grants.
(d) The New Hampshire retirement system: state employer retirement contributions.
II. The cost projections shall be based on current policy, programs, and tax rates, and shall be adjusted only for demographically-induced changes in demand for public services and projected effects on state government revenues and expenditures.