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RSA 11 State Trust Funds

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11:4 Accounts.

The agencies designated to administer the Catherine Fiske Legacy for the benefit of the state hospital, the Jacob Kimball Legacy for the benefit of the state hospital, and the Teachers Institute Trust Fund for the promotion of education shall keep appropriate bookkeeping records, showing on an annual basis the amount of each trust fund and the profits and income allocable to each trust. A copy of such records shall be approved annually by the governor and council and filed with the state treasurer. Source. 1943, 210:7. 1951, 227:4, eff. Aug. 29, 1951.

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11:4 Accounts.

The agencies designated to administer the Catherine Fiske Legacy for the benefit of the state hospital, the Jacob Kimball Legacy for the benefit of the state hospital, and the Teachers Institute Trust Fund for the promotion of education shall keep appropriate bookkeeping records, showing on an annual basis the amount of each trust fund and the profits and income allocable to each trust. A copy of such records shall be approved annually by the governor and council and filed with the state treasurer. Source. 1943, 210:7. 1951, 227:4, eff. Aug. 29, 1951.

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