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As published
41:8-d Revocation.
A town which has voted to enlarge its board of selectmen may rescind its action in the manner described in RSA 41:8-b, except that the question shall read: "Are you in favor of decreasing the board of selectmen to 3 members?"
Source. 1967, 325:1. 1979, 410:8. 1983, 180:2. 1990, 192:2, eff. June 26, 1990.
Your change, as a redline
41:8-d Revocation.
A town which has voted to enlarge its board of selectmen may rescind its action in the manner described in RSA 41:8-b, except that the question shall read: "Are you in favor of decreasing the board of selectmen to 3 members?"
Source. 1967, 325:1. 1979, 410:8. 1983, 180:2. 1990, 192:2, eff. June 26, 1990.
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