{"id":"NH-010","kind":"order","level":"state","jurisdiction":"New Hampshire","state":"NH","metro":"","industry":"","agency":"","eco":"","issuer":"Governor Christopher T. Sununu (Department of Business and Economic Affairs)","authority":"Emergency Order #17 para. 1; Executive Order 2020-04 sec. 18","instrument":"Exhibit A to Emergency Order #17 (Essential Services)","title":"Exhibit A to Emergency Order #17 - list of industry sectors that provide essential services","dateIssued":"2020-03-26","effective":"2020-03-27 11:59 p.m.","end":"2020-05-01 (superseded by Exhibit A to EO #40); Stay at Home 2.0 essential list in force to June 15, 2020","startDate":"2020-03-27","endDate":"2020-05-01","quarters":["2020Q2"],"types":["CLOSE","TELE","GATH","TRAV","EMP"],"addressees":["all businesses (essential and non-essential)"],"clause":"Entities that fall under this guidance shall continue to operate with necessary staff to complete critical and essential functions.... Those deemed essential will continue to have the ability to cross state borders for work related travel... While the below Sectors are designated as essential, they are urged to follow social distancing protocols for employees... including but not limited to: 1. Prohibiting all gatherings with more than 10 individuals 2. Keeping all personnel six feet apart 3. Encouraging employees to stay home when sick... Businesses and organizations, essential or not, are encouraged to continue their operations through a remote means (ie., telework) that will not require employees, customers, or the public to report to the company or organization\u0027s physical facility.","enforcement":"Through EO #17 para. 8","functions":["SC supply chain (which suppliers may operate)","OF telework","DR drivers crossing borders","WF"],"notes":"CISA-based sector list (law enforcement; food and agriculture; health care; energy; water; transportation and logistics; public works; communications and IT; government; critical manufacturing; hazardous materials; financial services; chemical; defense industrial base; and others) \u0027amended to reflect the interest of New Hampshire\u0027s citizens and economy\u0027; restaurant carry-out, curbside beer and wine, nurseries and garden centers, forest products listed. A \u0027living document\u0027 amended with approval of the Commissioner of Business and Economic Affairs.","sourceUrl":"https://www.governor.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt336/files/documents/emergency-order-17-ex-a_0.pdf","snapshot":"https://web.archive.org/web/20201018014959/https://www.governor.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt336/files/documents/emergency-order-17-ex-a_0.pdf","fileExists":true,"fileBytes":460329,"grade":"primary","character":"","description":"","collection":"NH","url":"/library/NH-010","exhibitUrl":"/exhibit/NH-010","citation":"Governor Christopher T. Sununu (Department of Business and Economic Affairs), Exhibit A to Emergency Order #17 (Essential Services) (Mar. 26, 2020) (Ex. NH-010)","stateName":"New Hampshire","related":["NH-009"]}