N.H. Rev. Stat. § 6:44

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6:44 Component Units of State Government.

Official statutory text

I. All systems, authorities, and organizations established by the state which are not part of the executive, legislative, or judicial branches shall be considered component units of the state government. For the purpose of this section, the following shall be considered component units: (a) Community college system of New Hampshire. (b) Community development finance authority. (c) Judicial retirement plan. (d) Land and community heritage authority. (e) Business finance authority. (f) Health and educational facilities authority. (g) Housing finance authority. (h) Municipal bond bank. (i) Pease development authority. (j) Retirement system of New Hampshire. (k) University system of New Hampshire. II. All component units shall report to the state treasurer, in a manner determined by the treasurer, on a quarterly basis. These quarterly reports shall include interim financial information, performance metrics, and all relevant information on the component unit's activities. The state treasurer shall provide the governor, president of the senate, and speaker of the house of representatives the compiled quarterly reports on an ongoing basis.

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