Law / United States / New Hampshire

Sexual misconduct at institutions of higher education: policy posted on the institution's website in an accessible format

RSA 188-H:2, I

In force since .

An accessibility requirements rule binding public and private bodies.

Obligation class
Governance

What it requires

  • If you are an institution of higher education in New Hampshire, make your sexual misconduct policy publicly available on your website in an accessible format not later than the first week of classes in each academic year, and update the website annually (RSA 188-H:2, I).

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An institution of higher education must make its sexual misconduct policy publicly available on the institution's website in an accessible format not later than the first week of classes in each academic year.

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