New Hampshire 2022 Regular Session

New Hampshire Senate Bill SB272

Introduced

12/14/21

Refer

12/14/21

Report Pass

1/26/22

Engrossed

3/23/22

Refer

3/23/22

Report Pass

4/22/22

Enrolled

5/27/22

Chaptered

6/8/22

Passed

6/8/22

Caption

Establishing a committee to study the oversight and operation of the public deposit investment pool.

Impact

The legislation outlines the membership of the committee, which includes representatives from both the Senate and the House, specifically appointed to ensure a varied perspective from different committees. This structure aims to foster collaboration among legislators to scrutinize the current operations of the public deposit investment pool. The committee will examine how funds are distributed and the effectiveness of these investments, particularly in relation to entities that have a physical presence in New Hampshire, thereby potentially impacting local economies directly.

Summary

Senate Bill 272 establishes a committee to study the oversight and operation of the public deposit investment pool managed by the New Hampshire banking department. The bill aims to ensure that the state's investment practices in public deposits are effectively meeting the needs for safety, liquidity, and return on investment. This initiative comes at a time when there is a growing emphasis on accountability in state financial practices, particularly regarding how public funds are managed and invested.

Contention

Key points of contention surrounding SB272 revolve around the implications of the committee's recommendations. Stakeholders may have differing views on the degree of oversight necessary for the banking department's operations. There could be concerns about whether the study might lead to increased regulation or transparency in public investment practices, which may be seen as positive by some and burdensome by others. Additionally, discussions may focus on ensuring that the committee reflects a wide range of interests to avoid biases in how public funds are managed.

Latest SB272 Activity

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NH HB595

Relative to the oversight of the public deposit investment pool.

NH HB1314

Establishing a committee to study the management and oversight of the New Hampshire veterans' home.

NH HB469

Relative to the operation of the public deposit investment pool and the membership of its committee.

NH SB545

Establishing a committee to study the scope and role of veterinary technicians.

NH SB288

Establishing a committee to study the listing of immunizations for children.

NH SB408

Establishing a committee to study the effects of the housing crisis on the disability community.

NH SB256

Establishing a committee to study the feasibility of replacing the site evaluation committee.

NH SB560

Relative to establishing a committee to study the impact of pharmacy benefit manager operations on cost, administration, and distribution of prescription drugs.

NH HB328

Establishing a charitable gaming oversight commission.

NH SB279

Establishing a study committee on harm reduction and overdose prevention programs.

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