New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights approves biennial reports, hears public request for audit response timeline
At its Oct. 3 meeting the commission approved two biennial reports and discussed staffing and caseload updates; a public commenter asked for a timeline for the commission's response to an audit and urged changing the agency's name to better reflect its work.
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New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights commissioners approved two biennial reports and heard updates on staffing and casework at their Oct. 3 meeting, while a public commenter pressed the agency for a timeline to respond to an audit and suggested the commission change its name.
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