The Governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu, signed an executive order which is based on “cryptocurrencies and digital assets.” According to the governor, the committee will also investigate the underlying technologies that support industrial advancements on cryptocurrency.
The Governor said:
“New Hampshire is a hub of financial innovation, and this executive order will enhance our commitment to attracting high-quality banking and financial enterprises in a secure and responsible way.”
The commission’s member which will serve as follows:
- The Attorney General
- The Commissioner of the Bank Department,
- One state senator
- One state representative
- The New Hampshire Bankers Association’s one representative
- The Cooperative Credit Union Association one representative.
- Three public members which have recognised experience on cryptocurrency
The Commission will hold public hearings to gather information about the evolution of cryptocurrency and digital asset ecosystems. It will provide recommendations for specific changes to cryptocurrency-related laws and regulations.
The executive order also states that within 180 days, the Commission will present a report to the Governor, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate outlining its findings, decisions, and recommendations.
A copy of the Executive order:
https://www.governor.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt336/files/documents/2022-01.pdf
