This bill establishes the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, which is designed to enhance the delivery of law enforcement services and foster accountability and trust within communities through a voluntary state-based accreditation program. The commission will be administratively attached to the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council and will consist of various members, including the attorney general, the director of the police standards and training council, a state senator, a state representative, and representatives from law enforcement associations and educational institutions. The governor will appoint members and leadership positions within the commission, which will have the authority to publish accreditation standards, conduct assessments, and manage the accreditation process.

The bill also includes provisions for the commission to adopt rules, establish fees, and accept donations or grants to support its activities. It mandates that any received funds be deposited into the state treasury and reported in the commission's annual report, detailing the donor and the nature of the contributions. The commission is empowered to delegate certain responsibilities to the director of police standards and training. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage, with the aim of improving law enforcement practices in New Hampshire.