Committees

paper chain peopleActually, that’s not a joke. There really is a committee on committees.

But there’s a reason: Some people think there are too many committees, so a committee was formed to look into the matter.

Ironic? Perhaps. But committees are also just a way of getting people to work in small groups. Can you imagine the entire 400-member House of Representatives trying to have a conversation on every single issue that comes before them? They ultimately have a chance to do just that, but the committee recommendations also help to streamline the conversation.

For more about how standing committees operate, check out the primer “How a Bill Becomes a Law in the Granite State.”

To get straight to the action, including finding out which legislator serves on what committee, we invite you to visit the many links below.

NH House standing committees
with links to each committee’s General Court webpage

NH Senate standing committees