RSA 3 State Emblems, Flag, Etc.
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3:4-a State Flag, United States Flag, POW-MIA Flag; Place of Manufacture; Authorized Displays at State House.
I. Any state flag, United States flag, or POW-MIA flag purchased with state funds or displayed in a state facility shall be manufactured in the United States. This paragraph shall only apply to flags acquired after the effective date of this section. II. Only those flags officially recognized by the United States federal government shall be flown over the state house. For purposes of this section, flags officially recognized by the United States federal government means only those flags that have been established by federal law, executive order, or an official agency regulation. Source. 2012, 89:1, eff. July 28, 2012. 2026, 225:2, eff. Aug. 31, 2026.
3:4-a State Flag, United States Flag, POW-MIA Flag; Place of Manufacture; Authorized Displays at State House.
I. Any state flag, United States flag, or POW-MIA flag purchased with state funds or displayed in a state facility shall be manufactured in the United States. This paragraph shall only apply to flags acquired after the effective date of this section. II. Only those flags officially recognized by the United States federal government shall be flown over the state house. For purposes of this section, flags officially recognized by the United States federal government means only those flags that have been established by federal law, executive order, or an official agency regulation. Source. 2012, 89:1, eff. July 28, 2012. 2026, 225:2, eff. Aug. 31, 2026.
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