RSA 12-L Mcauliffe-Shepard Discovery Center
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12-L:7 Commission; Powers and Duties.
I. The commission shall have the following responsibilities: (a) Supervise the design and program of the planetarium as authorized by the general court in a manner consistent with the intent of the project. All construction shall be undertaken under the provisions of RSA 228 and all contracts shall receive final approval by the governor and council. (b) Oversee the administration of the planetarium and ensure that its mission is achieved. (c) Cooperate and consult with the director of the planetarium concerning the daily operation of the planetarium, as well as integrated educational programs. (d) Authorize the director of the planetarium to enter into contracts which are necessary for the administration of its authority pursuant to this chapter. All contracts, agreements, procurement, personnel, and operations shall be subject to the same requirements as all state agencies; provided, however, that any specialized planetarium program or equipment for which the estimated cost is funded from gifts, grants, or donations to the planetarium fund shall be exempt from competitive bidding requirements. (e) Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, authorize the director of the planetarium to sell, lease, or trade specialized planetarium programs or equipment subject to the approval of the commissioner of administrative services. Proceeds from such transactions shall be used to support the operations of the planetarium. (f) Delegate responsibilities for fund raising to Touch the Future, as the commission deems appropriate. II. The commission shall: (a) Set and collect all fees generated by the planetarium, such fees to be used by the commission in its duties and for its expenses. Reasonable fees may be set by the commission without regard to RSA 541-A. The commission's accounts shall be subject to annual audit by the office of the legislative budget assistant. (b) Adopt rules under RSA 541-A relative to: (1) Requirements for use of facilities by outside parties. (2) Rights and responsibilities of patrons. (3) Rights and responsibilities of schools utilizing planetarium programs and services. Source. 2001, 136:2, eff. July 1, 2001.
12-L:7 Commission; Powers and Duties.
I. The commission shall have the following responsibilities: (a) Supervise the design and program of the planetarium as authorized by the general court in a manner consistent with the intent of the project. All construction shall be undertaken under the provisions of RSA 228 and all contracts shall receive final approval by the governor and council. (b) Oversee the administration of the planetarium and ensure that its mission is achieved. (c) Cooperate and consult with the director of the planetarium concerning the daily operation of the planetarium, as well as integrated educational programs. (d) Authorize the director of the planetarium to enter into contracts which are necessary for the administration of its authority pursuant to this chapter. All contracts, agreements, procurement, personnel, and operations shall be subject to the same requirements as all state agencies; provided, however, that any specialized planetarium program or equipment for which the estimated cost is funded from gifts, grants, or donations to the planetarium fund shall be exempt from competitive bidding requirements. (e) Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, authorize the director of the planetarium to sell, lease, or trade specialized planetarium programs or equipment subject to the approval of the commissioner of administrative services. Proceeds from such transactions shall be used to support the operations of the planetarium. (f) Delegate responsibilities for fund raising to Touch the Future, as the commission deems appropriate. II. The commission shall: (a) Set and collect all fees generated by the planetarium, such fees to be used by the commission in its duties and for its expenses. Reasonable fees may be set by the commission without regard to RSA 541-A. The commission's accounts shall be subject to annual audit by the office of the legislative budget assistant. (b) Adopt rules under RSA 541-A relative to: (1) Requirements for use of facilities by outside parties. (2) Rights and responsibilities of patrons. (3) Rights and responsibilities of schools utilizing planetarium programs and services. Source. 2001, 136:2, eff. July 1, 2001.
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