N.H. Rev. Stat. § 21-G:6-b

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21-G:6-b Organization of the Executive Branch.

Official statutory text

I. Constitutional offices are as follows: (a) The executive department, comprising the office of the governor. (b) The department of state, comprising the office of the secretary of state. (c) The state treasury, comprising the office of the state treasurer. (d) The department of justice, comprising the office of the attorney general. II. The executive departments are as follows: (a) The department of administrative services. (b) The department of agriculture, markets, and food. (c) The department of banking. (d) The department of business and economic affairs. (e) The department of corrections. (f) The department of education. (g) The department of employment security. (h) The department of energy. (i) The department of environmental services. (j) The department of health and human services. (k) The department of information technology. (l) The department of insurance. (m) The department of labor. (n) The department of military affairs and veteran services. (o) The department of natural and cultural resources. (p) The department of revenue administration. (q) The department of safety. (r) The department of transportation. III. The executive agencies are as follows: (a) Council on developmental disabilities. (b) Veterans' home. (c) The office of professional licensure and certification. (d) The police standards and training council. (e) The public employee labor relations board. (f) The board of tax and land appeals. (g) The judicial council. IV. The executive commissions are as follows: (a) The fish and game commission. (b) The public utilities commission. (c) The state liquor commission. (d) The state lottery commission.

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