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v. Governor, 161 N.H. 378, 386 (2011) (quoting Ferretti *629 v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 299 (1936)).

Part I, Article 37 is a "provision of interrelation."

Part I, Article 37 is a “provision of interrelation.” Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 299 (1936).

th, the DOT’s attempt to limit such parcels to three driveways “clearly adds to and modifies the statutory scheme.” It is well established that the legislature may “authorize an administrative board or body to adopt ordinances, rules, by-laws, or regulations in aid of the successful execution of some general statutory provision.” State v. Normand, 76 N.H. 541, 546 (1913); see Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 298 (1936).

The purpose of meaningful accountability is to ensure that those entrusted with the duty of delivering a constitutionally adequate education are fulfilling that duty.

Loving v. United States, 517 U.S. 748, 758-59 (1996) (quotation and ellipsis omitted); see State v. Normand, 76 N.H. 541, 546, 85 A. 899, 901-02 (1913) (while legislature may not delegate the power to-make the law, it -may confer authority or discretion as to its execution); Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 298, 188 A. 474, 476 (1936) (constitution permits legislature to empower executive department to enact legislation of a subordinate nature to a general law).

Opinion of the Justices, 121 N.H. 552, 557, 431 A.2d 783, 786 (1981); Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, *692 298, 188 A. 474, 476 (1936).

Opinion of the Justices, 121 N.H. 552, 557, 431 A.2d 783, 786 (1981) (citing Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 303, 188 A. 474, 479 (1936)).

agency with unguided and unrestricted discretion in the assigned field of its activity....’” Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 302, 188 A. 474, 478 (1936); State Farm Mut.

II R. Pound, Jurisprudence 330-31 (1959); Opinion of the Justices, 118 N.H. 582, 585, 392 A.2d 125, 127-28 (1978); see Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 299, 188 A. 474, 476-77 (1936).

.” Smith Ins., Inc. v. Grievance Committee, 120 N.H. 856, 861, 424 A.2d 816, 819 (1980) (quoting Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 302, 188 A. 474, 478 (1936)).

Schechter Corp. v. United States, 295 U.S. 495, 537-38 (1935); Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 303-04, 188 A. 474, 479-80 (1936).

Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 302, 188 A. 474, 478 (1936); State v. Normand, 76 N.H. 541, 85 A. 899 (1913).

II, art. 2; Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 299, 188 A. 474, 476 (1936).

Opinion of the Justices, 99 N.H. 528, 114 A.2d 514 (1955); Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 188 A. 474 (1936); State v. Normand, 76 N.H. 541, 85 A. 899 (1913).

These required procedures have the force and effect of law (Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 188 A. 474 (1936)) and the certified copy of the tests satisfies official record requirements.

I, art. 35; Laws 1971, 419:1 (RSA 607:31 [Supp. 1972], repealed November 1, 1973); see Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 298, 188 A. 474, 476 (1936).

For this reason Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 188 A. 474 (1936) relied on by plaintiff, which struck down the price fixing authority of the Milk Control Board for lack of suitable standards, is inapposite.

” Cloutier v. State Milk Control Board, 92 N.H. 199, 203, 28 A.2d 554, 557; Pomponio v. State, 106 N.H. 273, 275, 209 A.2d 733, 735; Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 299, 188 A. 474, 476-77; Opinion of the Justices, 85 N.H. 562, 567-68, 154 A. 217, 223.

Ferretti v. Jackson, 88 N.H. 296, 301; Conway v. Water Resources Board, 89 N.H. 346, 351, 352; State v. Langley, 92 N.H. 136, 138; Meredith v. State Board of Health, ante, 123, 132.