CHAPTER
Fors 100 DEFINITIONS, ORGANIZATION AND
PUBLIC INFORMATION
PART
Fors 101 PURPOSE AND SCOPE
Fors
101.01 Purpose and Scope. The rules of this title implement the
statutory responsibilities of the
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
PART
Fors 102 DEFINITIONS
(a) "Practice of forestry", pursuant to
RSA 310-A:99, III, includes, but is not limited to, “services related to a
wooded area such as consultation, investigation, evaluation, the development of
management plans, timber appraisal and the responsibility for the supervision
of silviculture, utilization, protection and other forest-related activities,
consistent with all state laws applicable to the harvesting and transport of
forest products.”
(b)
“Board” means the New Hampshire board of licensure for foresters created
by RSA 310-A:100.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; ss by #13583, eff 5-20-23
PART
Fors 103 BOARD ORGANIZATION
Fors
103.01 Duties and Responsibilities.
The board shall administer the
provisions of RSA 310-A:98-117 which include but are not limited to:
(a) Establishing and maintaining a high standard
of integrity, skills and practice in the profession of forestry;
(b) Administering the application procedure for
obtaining a license;
(c) Evaluating qualifications of applicants;
(d) Administering examination procedures;
(e) Administering renewal procedures and
continuing education requirements;
(f) Establishing ethical and professional
standards; and
(g) Implement disciplinary actions.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors
103.02 Composition of the Board. The board shall consist of 4 Forester members
and 3 public members who meet the eligibility requirements of RSA 310-A:100.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors
103.03 Election of Officers. Biennially, the board shall elect or appoint
a chairperson, vice-chairperson and secretary at the first meeting of the board
in a calendar year.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors
103.04 The Chairperson and Vice
Chairperson. The chairperson shall
preside at all meetings. In the absence of the
chairperson, the vice-chairperson shall preside.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors
103.05 Seal. The seal of the board shall be an embossed
circular seal consisting of an outer
Circle and an inner circle. Between the
outer and inner circle shall be the words “Office of Professional Licensure and
Certification” and “N.H. Board, Counsels, and Commissions”. Inside the inner circle shall be an outline
of the State of New Hampshire and the letters “OPLC”.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; ss by #13583, eff 5-20-23 (formerly Fors 103.06)
Fors
103.06 Office Hours, Office Location,
Mailing Address and Telephone.
(a) The board’s office shall be located at the office of
professional licensure and certification, 7 Eagle Square, Concord, N.H.
03301, and shall be open to the public weekdays,
excluding holidays, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(b) Correspondence shall be addressed to the NH board of licensure for
forester’s care of the office of professional licensure and certification at
the location stated in Fors 103.07(a).
(c) The board’s telephone number shall be (603)
271- 2152.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; ss by #13583, eff 5-20-23 (formerly Fors 103.07)
PART
Fors 104 PUBLIC INFORMATION
Fors
104.01 Record of Board Actions. Minutes shall be kept of board meetings and of
official actions taken by the board. Minutes of board actions which are not
confidential under RSA 91-A:3, II or RSA 91-A:5 shall be public records and
shall be available for inspection during the board’s ordinary office hours
within 144 hours from the close of the meeting or vote in question unless the
72 hours availability requirement of RSA 91-A:3, III is applicable.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors 104.02 Custodian of Records. Persons desiring
copies or board records shall submit a request which identifies as particularly
as possible the information being sought.
If records are requested which contain both public and confidential
information, the board shall delete the confidential information and provide
the remaining information.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; ss by #13583, eff 5-20-23
PART
Fors 105 MEETINGS, DELIBERATIONS AND
DECISIONS
Fors
105.01 Meetings. Regular meetings shall be held at least 3
times each year. Special meetings shall be called by order of the chairperson
or secretary for consideration of appropriate board business. Each member of the board shall be notified in
writing of each meeting and such notice shall contain
the place, date, time, and subject of the meeting.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6915,
eff 12-22-98
Fors 105.02 Quorum. A quorum of the board shall consist a majority of the members approved by the governor
and council and a majority vote by the quorum shall be necessary to pass a
motion. In the absence of chair, vice
chair, or secretary, the chair shall designate a pro tempore officer for the
officer or officers absent.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; ss by #13583, eff 5-20-23
PART
Fors 106 APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES
Fors
106.01 Committees.
(a) A committee shall consist of one or more
board members who have been directed by the board to investigate and make
recommendations to the full board.
(b) When expressly authorized by the board, the
authority of a committee shall include:
(1) The retention of voluntary assistance from
qualified non-board members; and
(2) The retention of paid advisors or consultants
pursuant to RSA 332-G:3.
Source. #6915,
eff 12-22-98; renumbered by #13583 (formerly Fors 107.01)
CHAPTER Fors 200 RULES OF
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
REVISION
NOTE:
Document #13990, effective 7-28-24,
repealed Part Fors 201 through Part Fors 218 in Chapter Fors 200, titled
“Practice and Procedure”, and renamed the chapter as “Rules of Practice and
Procedure”. Document #13990 also adopted
a new Part Fors 201 titled “Applicability and Waiver of Substantive Rules”,
containing Fors 201.01 titled “Rules of Practice and Procedure” and Fors 201.02
titled “Waiver of Administrative Rules.”
Document
#13990 replaces all prior filings affecting the rules in the former Chapter
Fors 200. The prior filings included the
following documents. Italics
indicate the rules were subject to expiration only pursuant to RSA 541-A:17,
II:
#5222,
eff 9-11-91, EXPIRED 9-11-97
#6597,
INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED 2-5-98
#6876,
eff 10-28-98
#8711-A,
eff 8-25-06
#8711-B,
eff 8-25-06 (Fors 217 only)
#10543,
eff 3-13-14 (Fors 217 only)
#13582,
eff 5-20-23 (Fors 218 only)
As practice and
procedure rules, the rules in Document #13990 will not expire except pursuant
to RSA 541-A:17, II.
PART Fors 201 APPLICABILITY AND WAIVER OF
SUBSTANTIVE RULES
Fors
201.01 Rules of Practice and
Procedure. The Plc 200 rules shall govern with regards to all procedures for:
(a) Adjudicatory proceedings;
(b) Rulemaking submissions, considerations, and
dispositions of rulemaking petitions;
(c) Public comment hearings;
(d) Declaratory rulings;
(e) All statements of policy and interpretation;
(f) Explanation of adopted rules; and
(g) Voluntary surrender of licenses.
Source. (See
Revision Note at chapter heading for Fors 200) #13990,
eff 7-28-24
Fors 201.02 Waiver of Administrative Rules.
(a)
The board shall initiate a waiver of a substantive rule upon its own
motion by providing affected parties with notice and opportunity to be heard, and issuing an order which finds that waiver would be
necessary to advance the purpose of the rules of the board.
(b)
Individuals who wish to request a waiver of a rule shall submit a
written request to the board, which includes:
(1) The rule for which a waiver is requested;
(2) The anticipated length of time the requested
waiver will be needed;
(3) The reason for requesting the waiver;
(4) Evidence of how the waiver will provide for
the health and safety of the consumer or licensee;
(5) A time-limited written compliance plan which
sets forth plans to achieve compliance including an estimated date of
compliance; and
(6) The signature of the applicant.
(c)
The board shall consider the following when determining whether to
approve or deny a waiver:
(1) If adherence to the rule would cause the
petitioner unnecessary or undue hardship;
(2) If the requested waiver is necessary because
of any neglect or misfeasance on the part of the practitioner;
(3) If enforcement of the rule would injure a
third person(s); and
(4) If waiver of the rule would injure a third
person(s).
(d)
The board shall approve a waiver of an administrative rule request only
if:
(1) Granting a waiver does not have the effect of
waiving or modifying a provision of RSA 310-A:98 through RSA 310-A:116;
(2) The petitioner has shown good cause exists
pursuant to (c) above to waive the rule; and
(3) The board determines that the individual’s
plans for compliance with the rule includes an
estimated date of compliance and eventual compliance.
(e)
If the board, after receiving and reviewing a request for a waiver,
requires further information or documentation to grant or deny the waiver, the
board shall:
(1) Notify the applicant in writing within 30
days; and
(2) Specify the information or documentation the
board requires.
(f)
The board shall issue a written approval or denial of the waiver within
60 days of the date the request is received, unless additional information or
documentation is required. If additional
information and documentation is required, then the board shall issue a written
approval or denial within 60 days of receiving the requested information or
documentation.
Source. (See
Revision Note at chapter heading for Fors 200) #13990,
eff 7-28-24
CHAPTER Fors
300 LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS
PART Fors 301 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Fors 301.01 Application Process.
(a)
Persons wishing to become licensed as a forester in New Hampshire shall
complete and submit the “Application for Licensure as a Forester” in compliance
with Fors 301.02, and the application fee specified in Plc 1002.16.
(b)
An unsigned application not accompanied by the application fee, shall
not be accepted, and shall be returned to the applicant.
(c)
The office of professional licensure and certification (“OPLC”) shall
acknowledge receipt of a filed application within 30 days and shall notify the
applicant of any deficiencies in the application and any additional documents
required to complete the application.
(d)
The OPLC shall take action on an application
within 60 days of the submission of a completed application, in accordance with
the requirements of Fors 302 to Fors 304 as follows:
(1) Grant the application for licensure pursuant
to Fors 302 or Fors 304;
(2) Review the application and request any
further information needed to clarify the applicant’s qualifications;
(3) Conditionally grant the application pending
successful passage of the examination pursuant to Fors 303.01; or
(4) Deny the application until the issues
identified in the denial order are resolved.
(e)
If the application is denied, the applicant shall be provided
an opportunity to request a hearing for reconsideration regarding the denial
issues identified by the OPLC. The
applicant shall request a hearing in writing within 30 days.
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New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
Fors
301.02 Application for Licensure.
(a) Each applicant for initial licensure shall
submit “Universal Application for Initial Licensure” as required by Plc
304.01(a)(1).
(b) In addition to the information required by
(a) above the applicant for forester licensure shall provide on the “Addendum to the Universal Application for Initial
Licensure” the following:
(1)
All names the applicant has ever been known by;
(2)
The applicant’s employment related to forestry, for the immediately
preceding 10 years, including types of work performed and degree of
responsibility;
(3)
Name and present address of someone familiar with each position listed
in (2) above;
(4)
Whether or not the registration, certification, licensure as a forester
was issued by examination for each of the states the applicant has ever held a
license; and
(5)
The names, complete addresses, occupation, and business relationship
with the applicant of 5 references as specified in Fors 302.04.
(c)
The applicant shall sign and date the application described in (a) above
in accordance with Plc 304.05.
(d)
Applicants shall submit with the application the application fee as
required by Plc 1002.16.
(e)
The applicant for initial licensure shall submit the following documents
in support of the applications described in (a) and (b) above:
(1) Transcripts, as applicable, directly from the
educational institution to the OPLC or to the applicant for forwarding to the
OPLC in an envelope that is evident that it has not been tampered with;
(2) Letters of good standing from every state where the
applicant holds or has ever held a license, certification, or registration; and
(3)
A detailed explanation of any of the “yes” answers to the yes or no
questions on the “Universal Application for Initial Licensure” including but
not limited to:
a. Relevant court documents;
b. Relevant malpractice claims or suits filed;
and
c. Relevant orders, settlements, or disciplinary
documents, including the status of compliance with such documents.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
Fors 301.03 Non-communication. Applications about
which there has been no communication by the applicant to the OPLC or the board
for one year shall be considered abandoned.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-9; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
Fors 301.04 Application and Licensure Fees. The fees shall be as required in Plc 1002.16.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
amd by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14;
ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
PART Fors 302 QUALIFICATION OF APPLICANTS
Fors 302.01 Candidate
Requirements. Candidates for
licensure shall meet the requirements established by RSA 310-A:104 before a
license shall be granted. Documentation
of the applicant’s education and work experience shall be required to help
determine if qualified.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
Fors 302.02 Experience Requirements.
(a) Experience in the practice of forestry shall
be of a grade and character that indicates that the applicant is competent to
practice as a forester. If experience is
claimed under this section, an affidavit stating the dates of said employment,
the types of work performed, and the names and address of employers shall be
provided.
(b) Experience shall be determined as follows:
(1) Applicants possessing a 4-year forestry
degree shall have 2 years
experience pursuant to Fors 302.02 which is equivalent to 4,000 hours
within not less than 24 months and not more than 60 months of the date of
application;
(2) Applicants possessing a 2-year forestry
degree shall have 4 years experience pursuant to Fors
302.02 which is equivalent to 8,000 hours within not less than 48 months and
not more than 72 months of date of application;
(3) Applicants possessing a 4-year degree in a
related field shall have 4 years experience pursuant
to Fors 302.02 which is equivalent to 8,000 hours within not less than 48
months and not more than 72 months of the date of application;
(4) Applicants possessing a 2-year degree in a
related field shall have 6 years
experience pursuant to Fors 302.02 which is equivalent to 12,000 hours
within not less than 72 months and not more than 120 months preceding the date
of application; or
(5) Applicants possessing no degree in forestry
or in a related field shall have 8 years experience
pursuant to Fors 302.02 which is equivalent to16,000 hours within the 10-year
period preceding the date of application.
(c) Experience shall be gained under the
supervision of a licensed forester or if not, written explanation shall be
included with the “Universal Application for Initial Licensure” describing why
the experience should be considered satisfactory to the board.
(d)
Experience not gained under the direction of a licensed forester shall
be considered satisfactory if:
(1) Experience in the practice of forestry was
earned in accordance with Fors 302.02(e)(1), (2), and (3);
(2) Experience in the practice of forestry was
earned without violating Fors 501.03; and
(3) The candidate committed no misconduct
pursuant to RSA 310-A:112.
(e)
Experience in the practice of forestry shall be determined pursuant to
RSA 310-A:104 as follows:
(1) A minimum of 50% of required experience shall
demonstrate competency in all of the following core
areas:
a. Preparation of comprehensive forest
management plans;
b. Land use and forest type mapping;
c. Development and implementation of
silvicultural prescriptions which means a planned series of treatments designed
to change current stand structure to one that meets management goals;
d. Timber cruise and inventory;
e. Boundary line location and maintenance;
f. Timber harvesting supervision;
g. Marketing of timber products;
h. Timber sale administration;
i. Road and harvest layout;
and
j. Knowledge of New Hampshire forestry laws;
(2) In addition to experience in core areas
required per Fors 302.02(f)(1), satisfactory experience shall
be in one or more of the following areas:
a. Land surveying;
b. Wildlife management;
c. Natural resource research or education;
d. Timber stand improvement;
e. Logging;
f. Timber law enforcement;
g. Log scaling;
h. Saw milling;
i. Forest fire control;
j. Soil science;
k. Arboriculture;
l. Urban forestry;
m. Land use planning;
n. Conservation biology;
o. Wetland delineation; or
p. Wood procurement; or
(3) Applicants who do not meet the experience
required pursuant to Fors 302.02(f)(1) and (2) shall demonstrate experience and
competency in specialty areas such as:
a. Timberland appraisal;
b. Teaching of forestry
at a college or university level;
c. Teaching natural resource science at a
college or university level;
d. Public extension forestry and natural
resource education work; or
e. Forest policy in a governmental or management
position.
(f)
Experience shall be in accordance with the rules of professional conduct
set forth in Fors 501. Conduct prohibited by the rules of professional conduct,
when performed by an unlicensed person or during a prior period of licensure,
shall result in denying a license application or issuing a restricted license.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; amd
by #7575, eff 10-13-01; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss
by #14085, eff 11-24-24
Fors 302.03 Educational Requirements.
(a) Society of American Foresters accredited and
recognized forestry degrees shall be considered forestry degrees as specified
in Fors 302.02.
(b)
All related degrees shall be from an institution accredited by the New
England Board of Higher Education or an equivalent accrediting authority.
(c)
Forestry degrees not accredited or recognized by the Society of American
Foresters shall be considered related degrees.
(d)
Applicants with related degrees who do not have at least college level
classroom courses in silvics, silviculture, and mensuration shall take the
exam, or otherwise show competency in these subject areas.
(e)
Demonstration of competency shall include, but is not limited to,
written work products, additional references, and college level classroom
training.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
Fors 302.04 References Required. Each applicant for
licensure shall provide the OPLC with the names, addresses, e-mail addresses,
and phone numbers of not fewer than 5 individuals, as references, not related
to the applicant, of whom 3 or more shall be individuals having personal or professional
knowledge of the applicant's forestry experience and 2 of these being foresters
as defined by RSA 310-A:99, and one forester reference shall be an individual
not connected with the applicant’s current place of employment.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
Fors 302.05 Information from References. The professional reference shall complete the
professional reference form and the applicant for licensure shall submit the
completed and signed form to the OPLC.
The professional reference shall provide the following:
(a)
Applicant’s name;
(b)
The professional reference’s present business or profession;
(c)
The reference’s full name;
(d)
Whether the reference is licensed as a forester and if yes, the state(s)
of licensure;
(e)
How long the reference has known the applicant;
(f)
Whether the reference is related to the applicant and if yes how the
reference is related to the applicant;
(g)
The nature of the reference’s business connection to the applicant;
(h)
Whether the reference knows anything reflecting adversely on the
integrity or general good character of the applicant and if yes, provide a
complete explanation of the yes answer;
(i) A brief description of the applicant’s skills
as a forester;
(j)
Whether the reference would employ the applicant in a position of trust
and if no provide a complete explanation of the no
answer;
(k)
Whether the reference is connected to the applicant’s place of
employment and if yes provide the name and address of the employer, and
position of the forester applicant;
(l)
Whether the reference has determined that the applicant is qualified to
be placed in charge with full authority for decision making;
(m)
Whether the applicant is in an individual
practice, and indicate such, and the nature of the practice;
(n)
Whether the reference would recommend the applicant for licensure as a
forester and if no provide an explanation of the no
answer;
(o)
Any additional optional remarks the reference would like to provide with
regards to the applicant; and
(p)
The signature of reference and date of signing below the following
statement:
“I make the above
statements with full knowledge that the person referred to is making
application for licensure to the State of New Hampshire as a forester.”
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
Fors 302.06 Additional References. The OPLC shall
require of the applicant the names and addresses of additional references if
the original information provided by the references is unclear, incomplete, or
contradictory.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
PART Fors 303 EXAMINATIONS
Fors
303.01 Examinations.
(a)
The board shall hold examinations through the OPLC.
(b) Whenever the evidence presented in an
application does not appear to the OPLC, in consultation with the board, to be
conclusive and warranting the issuance of a license, the applicant shall be
required to pass a written examination.
(c)
The applicant for examination shall pay the fee pursuant to Plc 1002.16
each time they take the examination except for the on
re-examination described in (e) below.
(d)
The examination shall consist of a written examination, prepared and
graded by the New Hampshire board of licensure for foresters or representatives
designated by the board.
(e)
A candidate failing an examination may apply for re-examination at the
expiration of 6 months and shall be entitled to one re-examination without
payment of an additional fee. Subsequent
re-examinations shall be granted upon payment of the re-examination fee.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
PART Fors 304 RECIPROCITY
Fors 304.01 Reciprocity. Reciprocity, as
required by Plc 313.26, shall be granted to licensed, certified, and registered
foresters from states whose requirements, for licensure, certification, and
registration are comparable to the requirements of RSA 310-A as it relates to
forestry and the practice of forestry.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14085, eff 11-24-24
PART Fors 305 CREDENTIALS
Fors 305.01 License. An applicant for licensure as a licensed
forester, who has met satisfactorily all the requirements of RSA 310-A:104, RSA
310-A:105, RSA 310-A:107, and RSA 310-A:111 and who has paid all
of the fees, shall be issued a license by the OPLC. The licensee shall be issued a license
authorizing the practice of forestry that shows the full name of the licensee
and their license number.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
Fors
305.02 Licensed Forester Seal/Stamp.
(a)
Upon issuance of a license, the licensee shall acquire a digital seal,
an impression type seal, or rubber stamp of the design in compliance with these
rules. The seal shall bear the
licensee's name and number as shown on the license. This seal and original signature shall be
affixed on all plans, maps, contracts, and reports
prepared by the licensee unless the licensee is exempt under provisions of RSA
310-A:98.
(b)
The seal shall consist of 2 concentric circles, the outer circle having
a diameter of 1-9/16 inches and an inner circle having a diameter of 15/16 of
an inch. In the space between the
circles there shall be the words "State of New Hampshire" at the top
of the circle and the words "Professional Forester" at the bottom of
the circle. In the space inside the
inner circle shall be the full name of the licensee and the license number
written horizontally. Below the
licensee's name and number and inside the curve of the inner circle shall be
the word, "Licensed."
(c)
The stamping or sealing of any documents by the licensee with the
licensee's seal after the license has expired, has been suspended, revoked, or
surrendered voluntarily shall be a violation of these rules and RSA
310-A:114. The stamping or sealing of
any documents by the licensee not prepared by the licensee personally or under
the licensee’s direct supervision shall be a violation of these rules and RSA
310-A:114.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13855, eff 3-17-24
CHAPTER Fors
400 CONTINUED STATUS, LICENSEE
DISCIPLINE
PART
Fors 401 EXPIRATION AND RENEWALS
Fors 401.01 Expiration. License shall expire 2 years from the date
the license was issued.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 401.02 Renewal
Processing. Renewals shall be processed in
accordance with Plc 308.09 through Plc 308.12.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss
by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 401.03 Renewal Application. Each applicant for licensure renewal shall
submit:
(a)
The “Universal Application for License Renewal” as required by Plc
308.05(a);
(b)
The “Addendum to the Universal Application for License Renewal” as
required by Fors 401.05(b); and
(c)
The fee required by Plc 1002.16.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors
401.04 Denial of Renewal. Renewal shall be denied if the OPLC finds:
(a)
Noncompliance with the continuing education requirements of Fors 403.01;
(b)
Any unethical act for which discipline shall be imposed under Fors 500;
(c)
Any acts of misconduct as described RSA 310-A:112; or
(d)
Failure to furnish complete or accurate information on an initial or
renewal license application.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors
401.05 Reinstatement. A forester whose license to practice in this
state has been allowed to lapse for a period of 12 months shall:
(a)
File a “Universal Application for Renewal of Licensure” as required by
Plc 312.02;
(b)
File an “Addendum to the Application for Renewal of Licensure”
containing the names, complete addresses, occupation, and business relationship
with applicant of 3 references from foresters as defined by RSA 310-A:99, I;
(c)
Submit the application and reinstatement fees as specified in Plc
1002.16; and
(d)
Submit the following documents in support of the application for
licensure reinstatement:
(1) Documentation that the applicant has complied
with the continuing education requirements of Fors 403; and
(2)
A detailed explanation of any of the “yes” answers to the yes or no
questions on the “Universal Application for License Renewal” including but not
limited to:
1.
Relevant court documents;
2.
Relevant malpractice claims or suits filed; and
3.
Relevant orders, settlements, or disciplinary documents, including the
status of compliance with such documents.
Source. #8710, eff 8-25-06; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14;
ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
PART
Fors 402 DISCIPLINARY MATTERS
Fors 402.01 Initiation of Disciplinary Action. The OPLC shall undertake misconduct
investigations in response to any information, which reasonably suggests that a
licensee has engaged in professional misconduct.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-2414;
ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 402.02 Disciplinary Sanctions.
(a)
Other than immediate license suspensions authorized by RSA 541-A:30, III
the board shall impose disciplinary sanctions only:
(1) After prior notice and an opportunity to be
heard; or
(2) Pursuant to a mutually agreed upon settlement
or consent decree.
(b)
When the OPLC receives notice that a licensee has been subjected to
disciplinary action related to professional conduct by the licensing authority
of another jurisdiction, where the license was not reinstated, OPLC shall
undertake misconduct investigations.
(c)
In a disciplinary proceeding brought on the basis of
discipline imposed in another jurisdiction the licensee shall be subject to any
disciplinary sanction authorized by RSA 310-A:112 and RSA 310-A:114.
(d)
After a finding that misconduct has occurred, the board shall impose one
or more of the disciplinary sanctions authorized by RSA 310-A:112 and RSA
310-A:114.
(e)
In imposing sanctions, the board shall consider the following factors,
along with the presence of other aggravating or mitigating circumstances, in
determining the level or kind of disciplinary sanction imposed:
(1) The seriousness of the offense;
(2) Prior disciplinary record;
(3) State of mind at the time of the offense;
(4) Acknowledgment of the licensee’s wrongdoing;
(5) Willingness to cooperate with the board and
the OPLC;
(6) The purpose of the rule or statute violated;
(7) The potential harm to public health and
safety; and
(8) The nature and extent of the enforcement
activities required of the board as a result of the
offense.
(f)
Any continuances in a hearing conducted under Fors 402.02 shall be
governed by Plc 206.16.
(g)
Copies of board orders imposing disciplinary sanctions and copies of all
settlement agreements or consent decrees shall be sent to the licensing body of
each state in which the licensee is licensed and to such
other entities, organizations, associations, or boards as are required
to be notified under applicable state or federal law.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 402.03 Administrative Fines.
(a) When persons subject to the board’s
disciplinary authority are directed to pay fines in accordance with Fors
402.02(d), such fines shall be assessed in accordance with the factors stated
in Fors 402.02 (e) and the following additional considerations:
(1) The cost of any investigation or hearing
conducted by the OPLC; and
(2) The licensee’s ability to pay a fine assessed
by the board.
(b)
Administrative fines shall not exceed the following amounts:
(1) When no violation of the same type has
occurred within the 5 years preceding the board’s and OPLC’s notice to the
respondent, the fine assessed shall not exceed $250.00 per day or $1,000.00 per
offense whichever is greater;
(2) When a single disciplinary infraction of the
same type has occurred within the 5 years preceding the board and OPLC’s notice
to the respondent, the fine assessed shall not exceed $250.00 per day or
$1,500.00 per offense whichever is greater;
(3) When more than one disciplinary infraction of
the same type has occurred within the 5 years preceding the board’s and OPLC’s
notice to the respondent, the fine assessed shall not exceed $250.00 per day or
$2,000.00 per offense whichever is greater; and
(4) In the case of continuing violations, a
separate fine shall be assessed for each day the violation continues, but the
total amount of the fine and the respondent’s promptness and cooperativeness in
ceasing the prohibited conduct in question shall be considered in assessing the
daily fines. A single course of continuing conduct shall be treated as a single
violation for purposes of Fors 402.03(b)(1), (2), and (3).
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 402.04 Procedures for Assessing and Collecting
Fines.
(a)
Payment of a fine shall be included among the options available for
settling disciplinary allegations, and shall be
included among the types of disciplinary sanctions imposed after notice and
hearing.
(b)
In cases where the board initially intends to limit disciplinary
sanctions to an administrative fine, the board shall issue a notice in
compliance with Plc 311.12(c).
(c)
Nonpayment of a fine by a licensee or respondent in contravention of an
order, agreement, or promise to pay, shall be a separate ground for discipline
by the board, or a basis for denying a subsequent license or renewal
application, or a basis for judicial action seeking to collect the fine.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
PART Fors 403 CONTINUING EDUCATION
Fors
403.01 Basic Requirement.
(a)
Each licensee shall obtain at least 20 units of continuing education
units each biennium as a condition of biennial license renewal.
(b)
All 20 continuing education units shall be taken during the biennium
preceding the licensee’s expiration date.
(c)
A renewal application shall not be accepted for filing unless the
licensee indicates on the renewal application, and under penalty of unsworn falsification, that they have completed the minimum required
units of approved continuing education required by Fors 403.01 (a).
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.02 Requirements for New Licensees. Persons licensed less than 24 months in a
biennial renewal period shall obtain one unit of approved continuing education
units for each month licensed up to 20 continuing education units (CEUs) as a
condition of license renewal.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.03 Continuing Education Unit Requirements. Continuing education units shall meet the
following criteria or no credit shall be awarded:
(a)
Continuing education activities shall be relevant to the practice of
forestry. Such continuing education
activities may include technical, ethical, or managerial content;
(b)
The content of each presentation shall be well organized and presented
in a sequential manner;
(c)
There shall be a provision for individual participant course
or program registration including information required for record keeping and
reporting; and
(d)
Self-directed learning activities shall include a written test or
evidence of participation.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.04 Continuing Education Units. Continuing education units shall be credited
as follows:
(a)
Two continuing education units shall apply to activity on a state or
national board of licensure for each year completed with a maximum of 4 per
biennium;
(b)
Credit shall be awarded for one continuing education unit for each
contact hour for a college level credit course for passing grades when grades
are awarded;
(c)
Credit shall be awarded for one continuing
education unit for each contact hour of a tour or field session;
(d)
Credit shall be awarded for one unit of continuing education in course
work, seminars, or professional technical presentations at meetings,
conventions, or conferences for each hour of attendance. Attendance at qualifying
programs presented at professional or technical society meetings shall earn
continuing education credit for the actual time of each program;
(e)
Teaching or instructing qualifying courses or seminars or making
presentations at technical meetings shall earn continuing education credit at twice that of participants. Teaching credit shall
be valid for teaching a course or seminar for the first time only. Teaching credit shall not apply to full-time
educators;
(f)
Three hours of self-directed learning activity through
the use of media shall equal one continuing education unit;
(g)
Each core professional journal, article or published forestry textbook
pursuant to Fors 302.02 (f)(1) shall equal 12 continuing education units;
(h)
Active participation in professional or technical societies or state or
municipal committees and boards, related to natural resources
shall equal 2 continuing education units and shall require that a licensee
serve as an officer or actively participate in a committee of the organization.
Continuing education units shall not be earned until each year of service is
completed and shall be limited to 4 continuing education units per biennium;
(i) Credit shall be awarded for one continuing
education unit per year for volunteers in the New Hampshire Tree Farm Program
for certification or inspections and shall be limited to 2 continuing units per
biennium;
(j)
Continuing education programs approved by the Society of American
Foresters (SAF) shall earn continuing education units as assigned by the SAF;
and
(k)
Continuing education units shall not be recognized for any repeat
program attended or completed within the renewal period.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12 (from Fors 403.05); ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13733, eff 10-29-23
(a) The licensee shall maintain records to be
used to support continuing education units claimed.
(b) Records required shall contain attendance
verification records in the form of completion certificates or other documents
supporting evidence of attendance such as:
(1)
Signed attendance receipts;
(2)
Paid receipts;
(3)
A copy of a listing of attendees signed by a person sponsoring the
course or program or the course or program provider;
(4)
Continuing education verification from the Society for American
Foresters (SAF); or
(5)
Certificates of attendance from the sponsoring organization.
(c) The licensee shall retain attendance
verification records for a period of at least 4 years. Such documentation shall
be made available to the board for random audit or verification purposes.
Documentation shall support continuing education units claimed. Failure to provide documentation for audit
verification shall result in disciplinary action.
(d) Not less than 5% of the licensees
shall be randomly selected each year by the board, through the OPLC, for
compliance with Fors 403.01.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #13733, eff 10-29-23;
ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.06 Exemption. A licensee shall be exempt from the
continuing education requirements for serving on temporary active duty in the
armed forces of the United States for a period of time
exceeding 120 consecutive days in a year.
Source. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff 8-25-06;
ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss
by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.07 Waiver of Continuing Education Units
Deadline.
(a)
A licensee may request waiver of continuing education deadlines.
(b)
A waiver shall be granted provided the waiver petition meets the
following criteria:
(1) A petition requesting a waiver shall be filed
at least 30 days before the expiration of the biennial continuing education
period in question;
(2) Late filing shall be justified by a showing
of good cause that includes serious accident, illness, or other circumstances
beyond the control of the licensee which actually prevents
the licensee from satisfying the continuing education requirements;
(3) Relevant supporting documentation from the
licensee’s physician or medical professional shall be furnished to the OPLC
when necessary for a fair and informed determination by the board; and
(4) A waiver petition shall include a specific
timetable for completing specific courses, which will meet the licensee’s
continuing education units deficiency.
Source. #8710, eff 8-25-06; ss by #10087, eff 3-1-12;
ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
Fors 403.08 Noncompliance. Failure to submit documentation required per
Fors 403.05 which establishes that said requirements were so completed, shall,
after notice and opportunity for hearing, result in disciplinary action
including license suspension or revocation unless a waiver petition has been
timely filed and duly granted by the board.
Source. #10087, eff 3-1-12 (from Fors 403.07); ss by
#10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14086, eff 11-24-24
CHAPTER Fors
500 ETHICAL STANDARDS, PROFESSIONAL
CONDUCT, AND LICENSE SURRENDER
PART
Fors 501 ETHICAL STANDARDS AND
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
Fors 501.01 Purpose and Scope.
(a)
To establish and maintain a high standard of integrity, skills, and
practice in the profession of forestry, the following ethical standards and
professional conduct are adopted in accordance with RSA 310-A:102, and shall be binding upon every person holding a
forester license issued by the OPLC.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff
8-25-06; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14087, eff 11-24-24
Fors 501.02 Obligation To Obey.
(a) The ethical standards set forth in this part
shall bind all forester licensees, and violation of
any such standard shall result in disciplinary sanctions.
(b) All persons licensed
under RSA 310-A:98-117 shall be considered to have knowledge of the existence
of these ethical standards and rules of professional conduct and shall be
deemed to be familiar with their provisions.
The licensee shall be forthright and candid in the licensee's statements
or written response to the board or OPLC on matters pertaining to professional
conduct.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff
8-25-06; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14087, eff 11-24-24
Fors 501.03 Standards of Conduct. The licensee shall:
(a)
Not attempt to practice in any professional field in which the licensee
is not certified, registered, licensed, or competent;
(b) Undertake only work for which the licensee is
qualified by education and experience;
(c) When serving as an expert or technical
witness before any court, commission, or other tribunal, express an opinion only when it is founded
upon adequate knowledge of the facts in issue, upon a background of technical
competence in the subject matter, and upon honest conviction of the accuracy
and propriety of the testimony;
(d) Clearly identify themselves, their employer,
and in whose interest they are working, to clients or
prospective clients;
(e) Disclose fully in writing to the client any
financial or purchase interest the licensee or the licensee’s employer has in
the land or timber including the licensee or licensee’s employer’s interest in
the stumpage or timber to be harvested and the relationship to the services to
be provided by the licensee;
(f) Conscientiously avoid conflicts of interest
or even the appearance of such conflicts;
(g) If despite such precaution in (f) above, a
conflict of interest is discovered, it shall be promptly and fully disclosed to
the client or employer and the licensee shall be
prepared to act immediately to resolve the conflict;
(h) Not knowingly issue a false statement or
false information;
(i) Advertise only in
a truthful manner, stating the services the licensee is qualified and prepared
to perform;
(j) Not falsify or permit misrepresentation or
exaggeration of the licensee's or the licensee's associates' academic or
professional qualifications;
(k) Not misrepresent or exaggerate the licensee's
degree of responsibility in or for the subject matter of prior assignments;
(l) Not misrepresent pertinent facts in brochures
or other presentations incident to the solicitation of employment concerning
employers, employees, associates, joint ventures, or the licensee or their past
accomplishments with the intent and purpose of enhancing the licensee's
qualifications and work;
(m) Issue no statements, criticisms, or arguments
on forestry matters which are inspired or paid for by an interested party, or
parties, unless such comments are prefaced by explicit identification of the
licensee and by disclosing the identities of the party or parties on whose
behalf the licensee is speaking;
(n) Not attempt to injure by false statement or
dishonest action either directly or indirectly, the professional reputation,
prospects, or business of another;
(o) Be objective and truthful in all professional
reports, statements, or testimony, and include only relevant and pertinent
information in such reports, statements, or testimony;
(p) Offer written documentation specifying the
services to be provided to the client by the licensee or under the licensee’s
supervision, the land upon which the work will be performed, the nature and
scope of the work to be performed, and the time period
within which the work is to be performed;
(q) Administer timber harvesting operations on
behalf of a client or employer only when written contracts are in place between
the client or employer and the third party purchasing
stumpage;
(r) Disclose fully all direct or indirect costs
or obligations of services provided, by the licensee or under the licensee’s
supervision, including hourly or daily rates and commissions, as well as
exclusive contracts to sell forest products to certain individuals or firms;
(s) Provide complete services requested by client or disclose clearly that such services cannot be
provided;
(t) Not disclose information concerning the
affairs of the forester's client without the client's express permission;
(u) Not accept compensation or expenses from more
than one employer or client for the same service, unless the parties involved
are informed and consent;
(v) Not solicit or accept gratuities, directly or
indirectly, from contractors, their agents, or other parties dealing with the
licensee's client in connection with the work for which the licensee is
responsible;
(w) At all times in the performance of services,
abide by applicable federal, state, and municipal laws and regulations;
(x) When asked to practice forestry which
deviates from accepted professional standards, advise the client or employer in
writing in advance of the known consequences of such deviation;
(y) While in public service as a member, advisor,
or employee of a governmental body or department, not participate in
considerations or actions with respect to private forestry services provided by
the licensee or by the licensee's organization;
(z) Unless the circumstances are fully disclosed
to all parties, not solicit or accept a forestry
contract from a government body on which a principal or officer of the
licensee's organization serves as a member;
(aa) Not contract for the completion of another
licensee's contracted work unless reasonable effort has been made to consult
with the prior licensee by letter sent via U.S. mail or electronic mail;
(ab) Not engage in or participate in professional
or business practices of a fraudulent or dishonest nature;
(ac) Cooperate with investigations and requests
for information from the board and the OPLC;
(ad) Present information to the board and the OPLC
of licensure for foresters for action, if the licensee has evidence of
unprofessional conduct of another forester provided that the licensee possesses
reasonably clear evidence that such misconduct is occurring;
(ae) If they possess reasonably clear evidence
that a person is practicing forestry without a license or otherwise violating
RSA 310-A:98-117, report said person to the OPLC;
(af) Submit only
truthful and correct information in any application, other document filed, or
statement made, to the board or the OPLC;
(ag) Inform the OPLC of a principal business or
home address to which all official communications should be directed, and also of all addresses where they are practicing
forestry;
(ah) Report to the OPLC
any change of a business or home address within 30
days;
(ai) Not sell nor permit the use of a seal to
anyone, recognizing that the seal indicates the licensee’s personal
responsibility for the work bearing the licensee’s seal;
(aj) Not affix a
signature or seal to any map or document dealing with subject matter in which
the licensee lacks competence by virtue of education or experience;
(ak) Not affix the
licensee’s signature or seal to any map or document not prepared by licensee or
under the licensee's direct supervisory control; and
(al) Affix seal to all plans, maps, reports
prepared by the licensee, and to all contracts related to the practice of
forestry.
Source. #5222, eff 9-11-91; EXPIRED 9-11-97
New. #6597, INTERIM, eff 10-8-97, EXPIRED: 2-5-98
New. #6876, eff 10-28-98; ss by #8710, eff
8-25-06; ss by #10544, eff 3-13-14; ss by #14087, eff 11-24-24
APPENDIX
|
Rule |
|
|
Fors 102.01 |
RSA 310-A:99 |
|
Fors 103.07 |
RSA 541-A:16,
I(a) |
|
Fors 104.02 |
RSA 310-A:100 |
|
Fors 105.02 |
RSA 310-A:1-d,
II(h)(3) |
|
Fors 201.01 |
RSA 310:6, II |
|
Fors 201.02 |
RSA 541-A:16,
I(b) |
|
Fors 301.01 |
RSA 310-A:102,
VII |
|
Fors 301.02 |
RSA 310-A:102, II;
RSA 310-A:104, I-V |
|
Fors 301.03 |
RSA 310-A:102,
VIII |
|
Fors 301.04 |
RSA 310-A:102,
VII |
|
Fors 301.04 (e) |
|
|
Fors 302.01 –
Fors 302.06 |
RSA 310-A:102,
II; RSA 310-A:104 |
|
Fors 303.01 |
RSA 310-A:102,
III; RSA 310-A:106 |
|
Fors 304 |
RSA 310-A:111 |
|
Fors 305 |
RSA 310-A:107 |
|
Fors 305.01 |
RSA 310-A:107 |
|
Fors 305.03 |
RSA 310-A:107 |
|
Fors 400 |
RSA 310-A:102,
IV; RSA 310-A:108; RSA 310-A:109; RSA 310-A:110 |
|
Fors 401.01 –
Fors 401.05 |
RSA 310-A:102,
VI; RSA 310-A:109; RSA 310-A:110 |
|
Fors 402 |
RSA 310-A:102, VI, VII, VIII; RSA
310-A:112, I, II RSA 310-A:114;
RSA 310:12, I(e) |
|
Fors 403.01 –
Fors 403.03 |
RSA 310-A:102,
VI; RSA 310-A:109; RSA 310-A:110 |
|
Fors 403.05 –
Fors 403.08 |
RSA 310-A:102,
IV and VII |
|
Fors
501 |
RSA
310-A:102, VI; RSA 310-A:103 |