Ethics Oversight Advisory Committee
CommitteeA committee the General Court lists among its statutory committees.
- Class
- Statutory Committeefiled under the Senate
- Set Up
- 2008by SB 102
- Members
- 1 legislatorand 11 other seats
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What It Does
Set up by SB 102 of 2008, chapter 336:4 of the Laws of 2008, in effect from July 7, 2008.
The statute it sits in: RSA 141-C:27, Ethics Oversight Advisory Committee.
Changed since by HB 187 (2021), HB 1045 (2022).
- First Meeting
- The committee shall elect one of the legislative members as chairperson. Legislative members of the committee shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the committee. The committee shall meet initially within 90 days of the effective date of this section and then as regularly as the chairperson shall direct.
- Ends
- N/A
Report
N/A
- Filed
- No report is on file.
Members
Senators 1
Other Members 11
- Two members of the house or representatives, one of whom shall be from the minority party, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives.Chair
- The commissioner of the department of health and human services, or designee.
- The director of the department of health and human services, division of public health services.
- The state epidemiologist.
- A physician well-versed in medical ethics, appointed by the president of the New Hampshire Medical Society.
- A nurse well-versed in medical ethics, appointed by the president of the New Hampshire Board of Nursing.
- A psychologist well-versed in ethics, appointed by the president of the New Hampshire Psychological Association.
- An attorney well-versed in medical ethics, appointed by the president of the New Hampshire Bar Association.
- The executive director of the governor's commission on disability, or designee.
- A representative of a hospital, appointed by the New Hampshire Hospital Association.
The General Court’s database names the legislators who sit on it; the other members’ names are on its own page for the committee, and are not here yet.
Meetings
No meeting of it is in the General Court’s record, which holds the study and statutory committees’ meetings of 1991 to 2015 and from 2024 on.