What does New Hampshire · Data Privacy Act cover?

Controller duties & assessments. It applies to: Controllers under NH RSA 507-H.

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New Hampshire · Data Privacy Act

Controller duties & assessments.

Applies to: Controllers under NH RSA 507-H. Built · effective 1 Jan 2025

What the signed record shows

Security records, 45-day consumer-request signals, and assessment references.

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Citation: RSA 507-H:4/:6/:8

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What the statute requires, section by section

New Hampshire data privacy act, RSA Chapter 507-H (SB 255, 2024). Provisions addressed:

RSA 507-H:6: Controller responsibilities; data minimization; reasonable administrative, technical and physical data security practices; non-discrimination; sensitive-data consent; privacy-notice contents.
(NOTE: 507-H:6 holds the core controller duties: NOT 507-H:10, which is the exemptions/permitted-processing section.)
RSA 507-H:4: Consumer rights; controller responds within 45 days (one 45-day extension; 60-day appeal).
RSA 507-H:8: Data protection assessment for each processing activity presenting a heightened risk of harm. Effective 1 January 2025.

Taken from the Regulayer entry for this instrument, which is built against the primary text.