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The law says that “designated” volunteers should go through the criminal background process. What defines a “designated volunteer”?

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The law says that “designated” volunteers should go through the criminal background process. What defines a “designated volunteer”?

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There is no statutory definition of “designated volunteer.” New Hampshire State Police suggests, as a benchmark, that if a volunteer is left alone with a child, the volunteer should go through the complete background process.