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2020 New Hampshire Revised Statutes
Title I - The State and Its Government
Title 14 - Legislative Officers and Proceedings
Section 14:14-a - Non-Legislative Use of Chambers.
Universal Citation: NH Rev Stat § 14:14-a (2020)
14:14-a Non-Legislative Use of Chambers. –
I. House. No person shall use the house chamber, anterooms, or cloakrooms at any time for any purpose other than a meeting of the house, of a committee thereof, or of a joint committee of the house and senate, without prior permission of the speaker of the house or his designee.
II. Senate. No person shall use the senate chamber, anterooms, or cloakrooms at any time for any purpose other than a meeting of the senate, or a committee thereof, or of a joint committee of the house and senate, without prior permission of the president of the senate or his designee.
I. House. No person shall use the house chamber, anterooms, or cloakrooms at any time for any purpose other than a meeting of the house, of a committee thereof, or of a joint committee of the house and senate, without prior permission of the speaker of the house or his designee.
II. Senate. No person shall use the senate chamber, anterooms, or cloakrooms at any time for any purpose other than a meeting of the senate, or a committee thereof, or of a joint committee of the house and senate, without prior permission of the president of the senate or his designee.
Source. 1969, 29:1, eff. May 3, 1969.
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