Comments on: Proposed New Hampshire Legislation Would Allow Video & Audio Taping on Private Land http://pibuzz.com/2007/01/22/proposed-new-hampshire-legislation-would-allow-video-audio-taping-on-private-land/ Private Investigator Blog - Public Records, Internet Search - PI Buzz Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:42:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: John Healy http://pibuzz.com/2007/01/22/proposed-new-hampshire-legislation-would-allow-video-audio-taping-on-private-land/comment-page-1/#comment-118712 John Healy Sat, 02 Jun 2007 21:33:52 +0000 http://pibuzz.com/2007/01/22/proposed-new-hampshire-legislation-would-allow-video-audio-taping-on-private-land/#comment-118712 HB 776 gains momentum in NH as summer approaches. _____________________________________________ The current regulatory scheme in NH has no teeth to it. It is archaic. The New Hampshire League of Investigators (www.nhli.net) is at the end of a several year quest to improve the regulation. HB 776 is modeled after the current regulatory scheme in Vermont, in place for over 20 years. Several recent high level meetings have brought this another step closer to reality. The Legislative Committtee hearing the bill is in favor of its passage and the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner of Safety are pushing for passage. The bill would create a regulatory board which would oversee the profession under the direction of the Department of Safety. The process hit a bump in the road, but a small one, when several PIs appeared and testified in oppostion to the bill. Thier opposition was not well stated, nor well received. The current regulatory agency is working with the NH League to finalize the wording. A big plus is the fact the bill is supported by the NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, an organization with a lot of Legislative clout in NH. The NHLI thanks the Dept of Safety and the ED&A Committee of the NH Legislature for their hard work to make this a reality. HB 776 gains momentum in NH as summer approaches.

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The current regulatory scheme in NH has no teeth to it. It is archaic. The New Hampshire League of Investigators (www.nhli.net) is at the end of a several year quest to improve the regulation.

HB 776 is modeled after the current regulatory scheme in Vermont, in place for over 20 years.

Several recent high level meetings have brought this another step closer to reality.

The Legislative Committtee hearing the bill is in favor of its passage and the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner of Safety are pushing for passage.

The bill would create a regulatory board which would oversee the profession under the direction of the Department of Safety.

The process hit a bump in the road, but a small one, when several PIs appeared and testified in oppostion to the bill. Thier opposition was not well stated, nor well received.

The current regulatory agency is working with the NH League to finalize the wording.

A big plus is the fact the bill is supported by the NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, an organization with a lot of Legislative clout in NH.

The NHLI thanks the Dept of Safety and the ED&A Committee of the NH Legislature for their hard work to make this a reality.

]]> By: John Healy http://pibuzz.com/2007/01/22/proposed-new-hampshire-legislation-would-allow-video-audio-taping-on-private-land/comment-page-1/#comment-113210 John Healy Mon, 21 May 2007 15:37:13 +0000 http://pibuzz.com/2007/01/22/proposed-new-hampshire-legislation-would-allow-video-audio-taping-on-private-land/#comment-113210 NEW LEGISLATION NH is about to adopt new employee classification program. Because of the large numbers of so-called temporary workers or "independent contractors" in the Investigative and Security field, new Legislation has passed the House Ways & Means Committee that directly addresses the practice of persons being called Independent Contractors rather than investigative employees by unscrupulous employers. This is when an Agency uses a perosn as an employee but calls the person an Independent Contractor, thus avoiding taxes and insurance. Rep Jordan Ulery, a member of Ways & Means and a Licensed Professional Investigator, was instrumental in including language that attacked the issue. Rep. Ulery is the former Secretary of the NH League of Investigators, Inc. A former member of the House Criminal justice Committe he was assigned to Ways and means this year. This is a very powerful committee and an assignment ot it is often viewed as a promotion. NEW LEGISLATION

NH is about to adopt new employee classification program.

Because of the large numbers of so-called temporary workers or “independent contractors” in the Investigative and Security field, new Legislation has passed the House Ways & Means Committee that directly addresses the practice of persons being called Independent Contractors rather than investigative employees by unscrupulous employers. This is when an Agency uses a perosn as an employee but calls the person an Independent Contractor, thus avoiding taxes and insurance.

Rep Jordan Ulery, a member of Ways & Means and a Licensed Professional Investigator, was instrumental in including language that attacked the issue.

Rep. Ulery is the former Secretary of the NH League of Investigators, Inc. A former member of the House Criminal justice Committe he was assigned to Ways and means this year. This is a very powerful committee and an assignment ot it is often viewed as a promotion.

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