New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has signed an executive order that creates the NH Commission on Law Enforcement, Accountability, Community and Transparency, reports WCAX.
The order, which was signed on Tuesday, creates a 13-member panel consisting of ACLU members, police officers, and the public to develop recommendations for police reform in the state.
Of the decision, Sununu stated, “We’ve made great strides, we’ve passed some good legislation, but there is still a gap. We know there is still a gap. And it is nothing that is insurmountable, but I also believe that it’s nothing that can wait. And so we are going to move, we are going to move quickly, we are going to put the right people at the table and we are going to get some results.”
The panel has 45 days to offer their recommendations.
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