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N.H. Rev. Stat. § 6:47

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6:47 Public Deposit Investment Pool Advisory Committee.

Official statutory text

I. There is established an advisory committee on the public deposit investment pool, consisting of the following members: (a) The state treasurer. (b) The commissioner of the department of revenue administration or designee. (c) Two members appointed by the New Hampshire Government Finance Officers Association. (d) Two members appointed by the New Hampshire Bankers Association. (e) One county finance officer appointed by the New Hampshire Association of Counties. (f) One city finance officer, appointed by the New Hampshire Municipal Association. (g) One school district finance officer, appointed by the New Hampshire School Boards Association. (h) One member appointed by the Municipal Managers Association of New Hampshire. II. The advisory committee shall assist and advise the treasurer on the establishment and operation of the investment pool, including: (a) Formulating the disclosure policy. (b) Determining eligible investment vehicles. (c) Establishing performance standards. (d) Monitoring the outflow of funds from financial institutions. (e) Determining compliance with written investment policies. (f) Conducting periodic reviews of the public deposit investment pool.

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