RSA 12-I Northern New England Interstate Commission on Economic Development
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12-I:2 Duties.
I. The commission shall gather and review information regarding the economic development of the northern New England states. The information may be gathered from any source, including the governor's office and the department of economic development of each state. II. The commission shall consider methods to: (a) Enhance travel access among the northern New England states. (b) Promote tourism. (c) Enhance economic development. (d) Develop legislation to be introduced in each state which promotes economic development. Source. 1997, 270:1.
12-I:2 Duties.
I. The commission shall gather and review information regarding the economic development of the northern New England states. The information may be gathered from any source, including the governor's office and the department of economic development of each state. II. The commission shall consider methods to: (a) Enhance travel access among the northern New England states. (b) Promote tourism. (c) Enhance economic development. (d) Develop legislation to be introduced in each state which promotes economic development. Source. 1997, 270:1.
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