Section 2-b of the Right-to-Know Law was an experiment with electronic meetings.
This is the current language of this law. This language has been in effect since December 1, 2012. The previous original language was effective June 18, 2012. This language of the RSA was changed by this session law: 2012, 232.
[I. Notwithstanding RSA 91-A:2, III, between regularly convened in-person
meetings the economic strategic commission to study the relationship
between New Hampshire businesses and state government, established by
RSA 359-K, may meet through open blogging managed by the department of
information technology, provided that the commission shall not vote,
act, or decide upon any matter within its statutory charge utilizing the
blog.
Such blogging shall be open to the public at all times for viewing of
member discussions, and the blog record shall be maintained in
accordance with RSA 91-A:4, III, III-a, and III-b, except that a digital
copy of the blog record shall be maintained in a permanent file, and
shall be provided to any citizen upon request in accordance with RSA
91-A:4, V.
Compliance with this paragraph shall satisfy the requirements of RSA
91-A:4 and of RSA 91-A:2, II relative to the use of recording devices by
members of the public.]
[II. A meeting of such legislative study commission pursuant to the
authority of this section shall satisfy the notice requirements of RSA
91-A:2, II by placing a notice of use of the blog in each legislative
calendar during the term of the commission, on the general court's
website at the web page for the commission accessed through the link for
searches for statutory and study committees, and within the minutes of
each in-person meeting of the commission.
Each such notice shall include an e-mail and postal address to which
members of the public may send comments and testimony regarding the
commission's discussions on the blog.]