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October 20, 2023VIA EMAIL (DOJCPB@DOJ.NH.GOV) Attorney General John Formella Office of the Attorney General 33 Capitol Street Concord, NH 03301 Re:Supplemental Incident NotificationDear Attorney General

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How to fill out supplemental incident notification

1. To fill out the supplemental incident notification, follow these steps:
2. Begin by providing your contact information, including your name, email address, and phone number.
3. Next, provide details about the incident. Start with the date and time it occurred and provide a brief description of what happened.
4. Include any relevant attachments or supporting documents, such as photographs or witness statements, if available.
5. Provide information about any injuries or property damage that occurred as a result of the incident.
6. Finally, submit the completed notification form to the appropriate party or authority, as instructed.
7. Note: Make sure to double-check all the information you provided before submitting the form.

Who needs supplemental incident notification?

1. Supplemental incident notification is typically required by individuals or organizations involved in or responsible for an incident that requires further reporting or documentation.
2. This may include businesses, employees, contractors, or any party involved in an incident that falls under specific reporting requirements, such as workplace accidents, environmental spills, or safety incidents.

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What is supplemental incident notification?

Supplemental incident notification is an additional report filed to provide updated information about an incident that has already been reported, ensuring that all relevant details are communicated to the appropriate authorities.

Who is required to file supplemental incident notification?

Entities or individuals who initially reported an incident and later acquire new information or developments relevant to that incident are required to file supplemental incident notifications.

How to fill out supplemental incident notification?

To fill out a supplemental incident notification, one should provide clear details about the incident, outline the new information or changes since the initial report, and ensure that all required fields are completed accurately and comprehensively.

What is the purpose of supplemental incident notification?

The purpose of supplemental incident notification is to ensure that regulatory bodies and stakeholders have access to the most current and accurate information regarding an incident, which aids in oversight and response efforts.

What information must be reported on supplemental incident notification?

Information that must be reported includes updated details about the incident, any new developments or implications resulting from the incident, and changes to the impact or response that were not included in the original notification.