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United States — New Hampshire
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The health and human services department issues licenses to compliant facilities and may deny, suspend, revoke, or reclassify licenses for listed reasons.
United States — New Hampshire
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The department of health and human services must reinstate a license revoked or suspended under RSA 151:7 if the correction has been made and the facility pays a reinspection fee equal to the annual license fee.
United States — New Hampshire
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If the department denies, suspends, reclassifies, or revokes a license, it must notify the applicant or licensee by registered mail with the reasons. The action becomes final after 30 days unless a rehearing is requested, and an aggrieved applicant or licensee may appeal to the commissioner.
United States — New Hampshire
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The health and human services commissioner must adopt licensing rules for home health care providers, separate from rules for other health facilities.
United States — New Hampshire
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Licensed hospitals and care facilities must document and provide certain immunizations for patients and employees, follow vaccine guidance, report aggregate patient immunization data, and the department commissioner must adopt implementing rules.
United States — New Hampshire
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The health and human services commissioner must adopt rules for health facility licensing and classification, and the fire marshal has rulemaking and enforcement powers for fire safety matters.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including building, dwelling unit, owner, premises, and substantial rehabilitation.
United States — New Hampshire
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Most multi-unit dwellings, rental units, and newer or substantially rehabilitated single-family dwellings must have fire warning and carbon monoxide detection devices, with limited carbon-monoxide exceptions.
United States — New Hampshire
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Health care facilities must have specified fire alarm, smoke detection, and sprinkler systems, and the state fire marshal must review and approve designs and devices.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state fire marshal must establish a program to promote fire safety education and reduce fire loss.
United States — New Hampshire
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An owner or operator of a recovery house may apply for a fire-code exemption if the house meets the listed conditions.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state fire marshal may use personnel and equipment from transportation, motor vehicle, and state police agencies if the agency heads agree.
United States — New Hampshire
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Fire chiefs must report fires in writing to the state fire marshal within 10 days, except low-loss fires under $5,000 unless death resulted.
United States — New Hampshire
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A fire chief may ask the state fire marshal for help at any time.
United States — New Hampshire
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Insurance companies and fire officials must share and protect fire-loss investigation information, and certain refusals or breaches of confidentiality are misdemeanors.
United States — New Hampshire
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Fire insurance companies doing business in the state must file a monthly fire-loss report with the state fire marshal.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state fire marshal, with approval from the commissioner of safety, may order a temporary stop to the sale or distribution of certain garments, clothing, or fabric materials if they are considered a dangerous fire hazard. The restriction continues until the material is proven safe for public use.
United States — New Hampshire
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The fire marshal must schedule a formal hearing within 10 days after issuing a temporary cease and desist order, and a party may appeal a fire marshal order or decision to superior court for a de novo hearing within 30 days.
United States — New Hampshire
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Violating this subdivision is a misdemeanor, and each day of violation is a separate offense.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state fire marshal must issue fire-safety rules for certain local areas without adequate local fire laws, and local fire chiefs must inspect school buildings and report compliance issues annually.