CONCORD — Twenty-five of New Hampshire’s leading health providers and advocacy organizations called for NH House and Senate leaders to extend remote public access to the Legislature once again during the upcoming 2022 session.

During the 2021 session, remote access over Zoom, authorized due to the COVID-19 pandemic, allowed thousands of Granite Staters to engage in the legislative process, testifying and attending public hearings and committee sessions virtually without risking their health and safety.

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