Rep. Eric Turer

Maddy summaryHB 1621 requires the liquor commission to create and display educational materials in all state liquor stores to help customers identify signs of alcohol use disorder. These materials include a brochure given with every liquor purchase and posters available for public viewing, both developed in partnership with the bureau of drug and alcohol services. The bill also allows the commission to share this information through other print, signage, or electronic methods as it sees fit. This legislation aims to increase awareness of alcohol-related health risks and provide resources for those concerned about their drinking habits.

Maddy summaryThis law requires schools and local governments to use the official statutory names for holidays when they appear in official documents, publications, or calendars. It also mandates that civics and government classes include specific information about election laws and voting procedures. The changes apply to any educational institution or municipality that officially recognizes a holiday listed in the state code. These provisions take effect 60 days after the bill is passed.

Maddy summaryThis bill updates the rules for professional limited liability companies in New Hampshire by formally recognizing the role of an assistant manager. It requires that company managers and most officers be qualified professionals, while specifically allowing a single-member LLC to designate an assistant manager to step in and manage the business for up to one year if the primary manager dies, becomes incapacitated, or loses eligibility. The law permits this arrangement unless the company's operating agreement states otherwise, ensuring business continuity during leadership transitions. These changes take effect 60 days after the bill is passed.