This bill aims to streamline governance by repealing several committees and commissions, as well as modifying the membership terms of the New Hampshire Rare Disease Advisory Council. Specifically, it removes the house and senate members from the advisory council on child care and eliminates the restriction that no member of the New Hampshire Rare Disease Advisory Council can serve more than two full consecutive terms. The bill also amends the reporting requirements for the Offshore Wind Industry Workforce Training Center Committee by removing the need to report to the chair of the New Hampshire offshore wind and port development commission.

In total, the bill repeals various statutes related to multiple commissions, including those focused on public health services, charitable gaming laws, and demographic trends, among others. The effective date of the act is set for August 1, 2025, upon its passage.

Statutes affected:
As Amended by the House: 12-O:51-a, 186-C:35
As Amended by the Senate: 12-O:51-a, 126-A:79
Version adopted by both bodies: 12-O:51-a, 126-A:79
CHAPTERED FINAL VERSION: 12-O:51-a, 126-A:79