N.H. Admin. Code § Hum 320.05 - Conduct of Public Comment Hearings
(a) Public
comment hearings shall be attended by a quorum of the commission.
(b) Public comment hearings shall be presided
over by the commission chair or a commission member knowledgeable in the
subject area of the proposed rules who has been designated to preside over the
hearing.
(c) The chair or other
person presiding over a hearing shall:
(1)
Call the hearing to order;
(2)
Identify the proposed rules that are the subject matter of the hearing and
provide copies of them upon request;
(3) Cause a recording of the hearing to be
made;
(4) Recognize those who wish
to be heard;
(6) If necessary to permit the hearing to go
forward in an orderly manner, effect the removal of a person who speaks or acts
in a manner that is personally abusive or otherwise disrupts the
hearing;
(7) If necessary, postpone
or move the hearing; and
(8)
Adjourn or continue the hearing.
(d) A hearing shall be postponed in
accordance with RSA
541-A:11, IV when:
(1) The weather is so inclement that it is
reasonable to conclude that people wishing to attend the hearing will be unable
to do so;
(2) There is no quorum of
the commission due to illness or unavoidable absence; or
(3) Postponement will facilitate greater
participation by the public.
(e) A hearing shall be moved to another
location in accordance with
RSA
541-A:11, V when the original location is not
able to accommodate the number of people who wish to attend the
hearing.
(f) A hearing shall be
continued past the scheduled time or to another date in accordance with
RSA
541-A:11, III when:
(1) The time available is not sufficient to
give each person who wishes to speak a reasonable opportunity to do so;
or
(2) The capacity of the room in
which the hearing is to be held does not accommodate the number of people who
wish to attend; and it is not possible to move the hearing to another
location.
Notes
(See Revision Note at chapter heading for Hum 300) #8815-A, eff 2-3-07
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