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Senate hears bill to require affidavits for purchases within 10 miles of critical military sites
Summary
Sen. Regina Bartzell introduced Senate Bill 162, a measure that would require buyers or lessees of property within 10 miles of specified New Hampshire defense facilities to file an affidavit swearing they are not agents of designated foreign adversaries.
Sen. Regina Bartzell, sponsor of Senate Bill 162, told the Commerce Committee she introduced a narrower successor to a prior bill after a study committee reviewed risks from foreign purchases of property near sensitive facilities. "If you are a buyer of a property or leasing a property within 10 miles of these facilities ... you will fill out an affidavit attesting the person acquiring the ownership or controlling interest or leasing the property ... is not a foreign principal or an agent of a foreign principal," Bartzell said.
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