NH HB1523

Requires homeowners' associations to retain detailed records including financial statements, meeting minutes, member lists, organizational documents, contracts, and voting records for specified periods

Grants association members the right to examine and copy records within 5 days of written request, with copying fees capped at government record rates under RSA 91-A:4

Allows associations to withhold certain records from disclosure, including personnel files, attorney-client communications, pending litigation matters, and individual account records of other members

Restricts executive sessions to specific purposes (attorney consultations, litigation, personnel matters, contract negotiations) and prohibits final votes during executive sessions

Assigns enforcement authority to the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau within the Department of Justice, with estimated fiscal impact of $365,000-$376,000 annually for additional staff