{"id": "HB2", "year": 2025, "term": "2025-2026", "title": "relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures.", "narrative": "It was introduced on February 20, 2025 and referred to the House Finance committee. The committee held a public hearing on March 12, 2025, with 751 people signed in online: 47 in support, 674 in opposition and 30 as neutral. The committee met in executive session on March 31, 2025 and April 3, 2025. The majority recommended that the House pass it with changes (amendment 2025-1488h), and the minority recommended that the House kill it, by a vote of 14\u201311. The report was placed on the regular calendar. The committee's amendment (2025-1488h) was adopted on a roll call 200\u2013175 on April 10, 2025, changing the text of the bill. On April 10, 2025 the House took up 15 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-1529h (203\u2013169), 2025-1559h (voice vote), 2025-1560h (203\u2013167), 2025-1526h (195\u2013175), 2025-1499h (206\u2013165), 2025-1523h (198\u2013169), 2025-1569h (183\u2013180) and 2025-1566h (183\u2013177), and rejected 2025-1555h (104\u2013268), 2025-1543h (166\u2013204), 2025-1512h (28\u2013341), 2025-1501h (174\u2013196), 2025-1503h (177\u2013190), 2025-1561h (181\u2013182) and 2025-1553h (177\u2013185). On April 10, 2025 the House adopted \u201cLay HB2 on Table\u201d on a division vote 198\u2013167, on a motion by Rep. Michael Granger. On April 10, 2025 the House adopted \u201cRemove from Table\u201d on a roll call 193\u2013170, on a motion by Rep. Michael Granger. On April 10, 2025 the House took up 9 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-1513h (183\u2013181), and rejected 2025-1525h (166\u2013198), 2025-1545h (166\u2013198), 2025-1517h (173\u2013191), 2025-1546h (159\u2013205), 2025-1516h (116\u2013248), 2025-1550h (169\u2013195), 2025-1567h (165\u2013198) and 2025-1549h (161\u2013203). On April 10, 2025 the House voted to pass it with changes on a roll call 185\u2013175. It crossed to the Senate and was referred to the Senate Finance committee. The committee held a public hearing on May 6, 2025. The committee voted 6\u20132 to recommend that the Senate pass it with changes (amendment 2025-2637s). The committee's amendment (2025-2637s) was adopted on a voice vote on June 5, 2025, changing the text of the bill. On June 5, 2025 the Senate took up 5 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-2670s (Sen. Regina Birdsell), 2025-2697s (Sen. James Gray) and 2025-2705s (Sen. Tim McGough), and rejected 2025-2647s (Sen. David Rochefort, 9\u201315) and 2025-2660s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316). On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cSpecial Order to beginning of the regular calendar, Without Objection\u201d. On June 5, 2025 the Senate took up 11 floor amendments and rejected all of them: 2025-2679s (Sen. Suzanne Prentiss, 8\u201316), 2025-2664s (Sen. Perkins Kwoka, 8\u201316), 2025-2683s (Sen. Tara Reardon, 8\u201316), 2025-2662s (Sen. Donovan Fenton, 8\u201316), 2025-2671s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316), 2025-2648s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316), 2025-2672s (Sen. Suzanne Prentiss, 8\u201316), 2025-2669s (Sen. Pat Long, 8\u201316), 2025-2714s (Sen. Pat Long, 9\u201315), 2025-2675s (Sen. Debra Altschiller, 8\u201316) and 2025-2703s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316). On June 5, 2025 the Senate voted to pass it with changes and ordered it to a third reading. On June 5, 2025 the House adopted \u201cHouse Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2025-2637s 2025-2670s 2025-2697s and 2025-2705s and Requests CofC\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne. On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cAccedes to House Request for Committee of Conference\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Sen. Sharon Carson. On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cWithout Objection, the Clerk is authorized to make technical and administrative corrections which are necessary to reflect the intent of the Senate\u201d. A committee of conference met on June 12, 2025, June 13, 2025, June 16, 2025, June 17, 2025, June 18, 2025 and June 19, 2025 to try to settle the differences between the two chambers' versions of the bill. On June 26, 2025 the Senate adopted the conference report (2025-2871c) on a roll call 16\u20138. On June 26, 2025 the House adopted \u201cLay HB2 on Table\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne. On June 26, 2025 the House adopted \u201cRemove from Table\u201d on a roll call 185\u2013180, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne. On June 26, 2025 the House adopted the conference report (2025-2871c) on a roll call 184\u2013183. The bill was enrolled on June 26, 2025 \u2014 the final check of the text before it goes to the governor \u2014 and an enrolled bill amendment (2025-2900e) was adopted on a voice vote to correct technical errors found after passage. The governor signed it on June 27, 2025, making it Chapter 141 of the session laws.", "stages": [{"label": "House Committee (Finance)", "hand": "H:committee", "text": "It was introduced on February 20, 2025 and referred to the House Finance committee. The committee held a public hearing on March 12, 2025, with 751 people signed in online: 47 in support, 674 in opposition and 30 as neutral. The committee met in executive session on March 31, 2025 and April 3, 2025. The majority recommended that the House pass it with changes (amendment 2025-1488h), and the minority recommended that the House kill it, by a vote of 14\u201311. The report was placed on the regular calendar.", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the House Floor", "hand": "H:floor", "text": "The committee's amendment (2025-1488h) was adopted on a roll call 200\u2013175 on April 10, 2025, changing the text of the bill. On April 10, 2025 the House took up 15 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-1529h (203\u2013169), 2025-1559h (voice vote), 2025-1560h (203\u2013167), 2025-1526h (195\u2013175), 2025-1499h (206\u2013165), 2025-1523h (198\u2013169), 2025-1569h (183\u2013180) and 2025-1566h (183\u2013177), and rejected 2025-1555h (104\u2013268), 2025-1543h (166\u2013204), 2025-1512h (28\u2013341), 2025-1501h (174\u2013196), 2025-1503h (177\u2013190), 2025-1561h (181\u2013182) and 2025-1553h (177\u2013185). On April 10, 2025 the House adopted \u201cLay HB2 on Table\u201d on a division vote 198\u2013167, on a motion by Rep. Michael Granger. On April 10, 2025 the House adopted \u201cRemove from Table\u201d on a roll call 193\u2013170, on a motion by Rep. Michael Granger. On April 10, 2025 the House took up 9 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-1513h (183\u2013181), and rejected 2025-1525h (166\u2013198), 2025-1545h (166\u2013198), 2025-1517h (173\u2013191), 2025-1546h (159\u2013205), 2025-1516h (116\u2013248), 2025-1550h (169\u2013195), 2025-1567h (165\u2013198) and 2025-1549h (161\u2013203). On April 10, 2025 the House voted to pass it with changes on a roll call 185\u2013175.", "notes": []}, {"label": "Senate Committee (Finance)", "hand": "S:committee", "text": "It crossed to the Senate and was referred to the Senate Finance committee. The committee held a public hearing on May 6, 2025. The committee voted 6\u20132 to recommend that the Senate pass it with changes (amendment 2025-2637s).", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the Senate Floor", "hand": "S:floor", "text": "The committee's amendment (2025-2637s) was adopted on a voice vote on June 5, 2025, changing the text of the bill. On June 5, 2025 the Senate took up 5 floor amendments. It adopted 2025-2670s (Sen. Regina Birdsell), 2025-2697s (Sen. James Gray) and 2025-2705s (Sen. Tim McGough), and rejected 2025-2647s (Sen. David Rochefort, 9\u201315) and 2025-2660s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316). On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cSpecial Order to beginning of the regular calendar, Without Objection\u201d. On June 5, 2025 the Senate took up 11 floor amendments and rejected all of them: 2025-2679s (Sen. Suzanne Prentiss, 8\u201316), 2025-2664s (Sen. Perkins Kwoka, 8\u201316), 2025-2683s (Sen. Tara Reardon, 8\u201316), 2025-2662s (Sen. Donovan Fenton, 8\u201316), 2025-2671s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316), 2025-2648s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316), 2025-2672s (Sen. Suzanne Prentiss, 8\u201316), 2025-2669s (Sen. Pat Long, 8\u201316), 2025-2714s (Sen. Pat Long, 9\u201315), 2025-2675s (Sen. Debra Altschiller, 8\u201316) and 2025-2703s (Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, 8\u201316). On June 5, 2025 the Senate voted to pass it with changes and ordered it to a third reading.", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the House Floor", "hand": "H:floor", "text": "On June 5, 2025 the House adopted \u201cHouse Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2025-2637s 2025-2670s 2025-2697s and 2025-2705s and Requests CofC\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne.", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the Senate Floor", "hand": "S:floor", "text": "On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cAccedes to House Request for Committee of Conference\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Sen. Sharon Carson. On June 5, 2025 the Senate adopted \u201cWithout Objection, the Clerk is authorized to make technical and administrative corrections which are necessary to reflect the intent of the Senate\u201d.", "notes": []}, {"label": "Committee of Conference", "hand": "C:conference", "text": "A committee of conference met on June 12, 2025, June 13, 2025, June 16, 2025, June 17, 2025, June 18, 2025 and June 19, 2025 to try to settle the differences between the two chambers' versions of the bill.", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the Senate Floor", "hand": "S:floor", "text": "On June 26, 2025 the Senate adopted the conference report (2025-2871c) on a roll call 16\u20138.", "notes": []}, {"label": "On the House Floor", "hand": "H:floor", "text": "On June 26, 2025 the House adopted \u201cLay HB2 on Table\u201d on a voice vote, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne. On June 26, 2025 the House adopted \u201cRemove from Table\u201d on a roll call 185\u2013180, on a motion by Rep. Jason Osborne. On June 26, 2025 the House adopted the conference report (2025-2871c) on a roll call 184\u2013183.", "notes": []}, {"label": "With the Governor", "hand": "G:governor", "text": "The bill was enrolled on June 26, 2025 \u2014 the final check of the text before it goes to the governor \u2014 and an enrolled bill amendment (2025-2900e) was adopted on a voice vote to correct technical errors found after passage. The governor signed it on June 27, 2025, making it Chapter 141 of the session laws.", "notes": []}], "story_people": [{"text": "Rep. Michael Granger", "label": "Rep. Michael Granger (R - Straf 2)", "slug": "michael-granger-straf-2"}, {"text": "Sen. Regina Birdsell", "label": "Sen. Regina Birdsell (R - SD19)", "slug": "regina-birdsell-sd-19"}, {"text": "Sen. James Gray", "label": "Sen. James Gray (R - SD6)", "slug": "james-gray-sd-6"}, {"text": "Sen. Tim McGough", "label": "Sen. Tim McGough (R - SD11)", "slug": "tim-mcgough-sd-11"}, {"text": "Sen. David Rochefort", "label": "Sen. David Rochefort (R - SD1)", "slug": "david-rochefort-sd-1"}, {"text": "Sen. Cindy Rosenwald", "label": "Sen. Cindy Rosenwald (D - SD13)", "slug": "cindy-rosenwald-sd-13"}, {"text": "Sen. Suzanne Prentiss", "label": "Sen. Suzanne Prentiss (D - SD5)", "slug": "suzanne-prentiss-sd-5"}, {"text": "Sen. Tara Reardon", "label": "Sen. Tara Reardon (D - SD15)", "slug": "tara-reardon-sd-15"}, {"text": "Sen. Donovan Fenton", "label": "Sen. Donovan Fenton (D - SD10)", "slug": "donovan-fenton-sd-10"}, {"text": "Sen. Pat Long", "label": "Sen. Pat Long (D - SD20)", "slug": "pat-long-sd-20"}, {"text": "Sen. Debra Altschiller", "label": "Sen. Debra Altschiller (D - SD24)", "slug": "debra-altschiller-sd-24"}, {"text": "Rep. Jason Osborne", "label": "Rep. Jason Osborne (R - Rock 2)", "slug": "jason-osborne-rock-2"}, {"text": "Sen. Sharon Carson", "label": "Sen. Sharon Carson (R - SD14)", "slug": "sharon-carson-sd-14"}], "notes": [], "vote_note": "4 of the floor votes on this bill were voice or division votes, which do not record how individual legislators voted.", "events": [{"date": "2025-02-20", "text": "Introduced (in recess of) 02/20/2025 and referred to Finance", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 6, page 53", "plain": "Introduced and referred to Finance"}, {"date": "2025-03-12", "text": "Public Hearing: 03/12/2025 02:00 pm SH Reps Hall", "routine": false, "testimony": {"date": "2025-03-12", "total": 751, "support": 47, "oppose": 674, "neutral": 30, "dated": true}}, {"date": "2025-03-27", "text": "Introduced 03/27/2025 and Referred to Finance", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 10", "plain": "Introduced and referred to Finance"}, {"date": "2025-03-31", "text": "Executive Session: 03/31/2025 10:00 am LOB 210-211", "routine": false}, {"date": "2025-04-03", "text": "Executive Session: 04/03/2025 01:00 pm LOB 210-211", "routine": false}, {"date": "2025-04-03", "text": "Majority Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-1488h 04/03/2025 (Vote 14-11; RC)", "routine": false, "cite": "HC 19, page 19", "cite_url": "https://gc.nh.gov/house/calendars_journals/viewer.aspx?fileName=calendars%5C2025%5CNo19%20April%2004%202025.pdf", "plain": "Majority committee report: pass the bill with changes (amendment 2025-1488h), 14\u201311"}, {"date": "2025-04-03", "text": "Minority Committee Report: Inexpedient to Legislate", "routine": false}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1488h: AA RC 200-175 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 56", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1488h adopted, 200\u2013175 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1529h: AA RC 203-169 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 58", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1529h adopted, 203\u2013169 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1559h: AA VV 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 63", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1559h adopted, on a voice vote"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1560h: AA RC 203-167 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 67", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1560h adopted, 203\u2013167 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1526h: AA RC 195-175 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 65", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1526h adopted, 195\u2013175 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1555h: AF RC 104-268 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 71", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1555h failed, 104\u2013268 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1543h: AF RC 166-204 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 73", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1543h failed, 166\u2013204 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1512h: AF DV 28-341 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 84", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1512h failed, 28\u2013341 on a division vote"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1499h: AA RC 206-165 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 85", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1499h adopted, 206\u2013165 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1501h: AF RC 174-196 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 87", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1501h failed, 174\u2013196 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1503h: AF RC 177-190 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 89", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1503h failed, 177\u2013190 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1523h: AA RC 198-169 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 92", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1523h adopted, 198\u2013169 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1569h: AA RC 183-180 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 94", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1569h adopted, 183\u2013180 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1561h: AF RC 181-182 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 97", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1561h failed, 181\u2013182 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1553h: AF RC 177-185 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 100", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1553h failed, 177\u2013185 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1566h: AA RC 183-177 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 103", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1566h adopted, 183\u2013177 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Lay HB2 on Table (Rep. Granger): MA DV 198-167 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 105", "plain": "Bill tabled, 198\u2013167 on a division vote"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Remove from Table (Rep. Granger): MA RC 193-170 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 105", "plain": "Motion to take the bill back up carried, 193\u2013170 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Previous Question Rep. Sweeney MA RC 193-171", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 107"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1525h: AF RC 166-198 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 109", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1525h failed, 166\u2013198 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1545h: AF RC 166-198 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 112", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1545h failed, 166\u2013198 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1517h: AF RC 173-191 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 114", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1517h failed, 173\u2013191 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1546h: AF RC 159-205 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 116", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1546h failed, 159\u2013205 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1513h: AA RC 183-181 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 118", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1513h adopted, 183\u2013181 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1516h: AF RC 116-248 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 121", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1516h failed, 116\u2013248 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1550h: AF RC 169-195 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 123", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1550h failed, 169\u2013195 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1567h: AF RC 165-198 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 125", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1567h failed, 165\u2013198 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Amendment # 2025-1549h: AF RC 161-203 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 131", "plain": "Amendment 2025-1549h failed, 161\u2013203 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "text": "Ought to Pass with Amendment 2025-1488h 2025-1529h 2025-1559h 2025-1526h 2025-1560h 2025-1499h 2025-1523h 2025-1569h 2025-1566h and 2025-1513h: MA RC 185-175 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 133", "plain": "Bill passed with changes, 185\u2013175 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-04-11", "text": "Without Objection the clerk is authorized to make technical and administrative corrections which are necessary to reflect the intent of the House MA; 04/10/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "HJ 12, page 135", "plain": "The clerk may make technical corrections to the text"}, {"date": "2025-05-06", "text": "Hearing: 05/06/2025, Room Reps Hall, SH, 01:00 pm", "routine": false, "cite": "SC 19", "cite_url": "https://gc.nh.gov/senate/calendars_journals/viewer.aspx?fileName=Calendars%5C2025%5CNo%2019%20April%2024%202025.pdf", "plain": "Public hearing, 1:00 p.m., Room Reps Hall, State House"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-2637s, 06/05/2025, Vote 6-2; SC 24A", "routine": false, "cite": "SC 24A", "cite_url": "https://gc.nh.gov/senate/calendars_journals/viewer.aspx?fileName=Calendars%5C2025%5CNo%2024A%20May%2029%202025.pdf", "plain": "Committee report: pass the bill with changes (amendment 2025-2637s), 6\u20132"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "The Chair ruled the Question Divisible; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "The chair ruled the question could be divided"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Birdsell Objected that the Question is Divisible; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Committee Amendment # 2025-2637s, AA, VV; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Committee amendment 2025-2637s adopted, on a voice vote"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Birdsell Floor Amendment # 2025-2670s, AA, VV; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2670s (Sen. Birdsell) adopted, on a voice vote"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Gray Floor Amendment # 2025-2697s, AA, VV; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2697s (Sen. Gray) adopted, on a voice vote"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Rochefort Floor Amendment # 2025-2647s, RC 9Y-15N, AF; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2647s (Sen. Rochefort) failed, 9\u201315 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. McGough Floor Amendment # 2025-2705s, AA, VV; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2705s (Sen. McGough) adopted, on a voice vote"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Rosenwald Floor Amendment # 2025-2660s, RC 8Y-16N, AF; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2660s (Sen. Rosenwald) failed, 8\u201316 on a roll call"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Special Order to beginning of the regular calendar, Without Objection, MA; 06/05/2025", "routine": true, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Rescheduled"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Shall the decision of the Chair stand? RC 8Y-16N decision of the Chair overturned, 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15"}, {"date": "2025-06-05", "text": "Sen. Prentiss Floor Amendment # 2025-2679s, RC 8Y-16N, AF; 06/05/2025", "routine": false, "cite": "SJ 15", "plain": "Floor amendment 2025-2679s (Sen. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}], "mk": "amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 203, "nays": 169, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1529h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Yea": 202, "Not Voting/Excused": 10, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 5, "Presiding": 1, "Nay": 2}, "D": {"Nay": 166, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 2, "Yea": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 8}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 195, "nays": 175, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1526h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Yea": 195, "Nay": 10, "Not Voting/Excused": 10, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 4}, "D": {"Nay": 164, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 4, "Not Voting/Excused": 9}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 198, "nays": 169, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1523h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 168, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 12, "Yea": 33, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 6}, "D": {"Yea": 164, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Not Voting/Excused": 9, "Nay": 1}, "I": {"Yea": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 183, "nays": 180, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1569h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 180, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 13, "Yea": 18, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 8}, "D": {"Yea": 164, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 4, "Not Voting/Excused": 9}, "I": {"Yea": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica LaMontagne (D)", "s": "lamontagne, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicole Leapley (D)", "s": "leapley, nicole", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel LeClerc (D)", "s": "leclerc, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Christal Lloyd (D)", "s": "lloyd, christal", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Lovett (D)", "s": "lovett, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Mannion (R)", "s": "mannion, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Dennis Mannion (R)", "s": "mannion, dennis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Zoe Manos (D)", "s": "manos, zoe", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Mazur (R)", "s": "mazur, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Valerie McDonnell (R)", "s": "mcdonnell, valerie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alissandra Murray (D)", "s": "murray, alissandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Nagel (D)", "s": "nagel, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Newell (D)", "s": "newell, jodi", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristin Noble (R)", "s": "noble, kristin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Ouellet (R)", "s": "ouellet, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Paige (D)", "s": "paige, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Palmer (D)", "s": "palmer, william", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sandra Panek (R)", "s": "panek, sandra", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephanie Payeur (D)", "s": "payeur, stephanie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristine Perez (R)", "s": "perez, kristine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Katy Peternel (R)", "s": "peternel, katy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Yury Polozov (R)", "s": "polozov, yury", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller (R)", "s": "popovici-muller, daniel", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Porcelli (R)", "s": "porcelli, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kelley Potenza (R)", "s": "potenza, kelley", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Raymond (D)", "s": "raymond, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ned Raynolds (D)", "s": "raynolds, ned", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Roesener (D)", "s": "roesener, james", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Ryan (D)", "s": "ryan, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Alvin See (R)", "s": "see, alvin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Christine Seibert (D)", "s": "seibert, christine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Alicia Gregg (D)", "s": "gregg, alicia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 183, "nays": 177, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1566h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 176, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 14, "Yea": 20, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 9}, "D": {"Yea": 162, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 5, "Not Voting/Excused": 9, "Nay": 1}, "I": {"Yea": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Patricia Cornell (D)", "s": "cornell, patricia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Gould (R)", "s": "gould, linda", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Christopher Herbert (D)", "s": "herbert, christopher", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. David Luneau (D)", "s": "luneau, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Alexis Simpson (D)", "s": "simpson, alexis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Southworth (D)", "s": "southworth, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Edgar (D)", "s": "edgar, michael", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Moffett (R)", "s": "moffett, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Barry Faulkner (D)", "s": "faulkner, barry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Barbara Comtois (R)", "s": "comtois, barbara", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Vandecasteele (R)", "s": "vandecasteele, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Melissa Litchfield (R)", "s": "litchfield, melissa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. JD Bernardy (R)", "s": "bernardy, jd", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Paige (D)", "s": "paige, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Glenn Bailey (R)", "s": "bailey, glenn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lorie Ball (R)", "s": "ball, lorie", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Luz Bay (D)", "s": "bay, luz", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Steven Bogert (R)", "s": "bogert, steven", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Bolton (D)", "s": "bolton, bill", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Brown (R)", "s": "brown, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Claudine Burnham (R)", "s": "burnham, claudine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Coker (R)", "s": "coker, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rich\u00e9 Colcombe (R)", "s": "colcombe, rich\u00e9", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Corcoran (R)", "s": "corcoran, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Cormen (D)", "s": "cormen, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Hope Damon (D)", "s": "damon, hope", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Will Darby (D)", "s": "darby, will", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Dolan (D)", "s": "dolan, william", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Tanya Donnelly (R)", "s": "donnelly, tanya", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Drago (R)", "s": "drago, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Margaret Drye (R)", "s": "drye, margaret", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ron Dunn (R)", "s": "dunn, ron", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Elberger (D)", "s": "elberger, susan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Foote (R)", "s": "foote, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Loren Foxx (D)", "s": "foxx, loren", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicholas Germana (D)", "s": "germana, nicholas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Merryl Gibbs (D)", "s": "gibbs, merryl", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Granger (R)", "s": "granger, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alicia Gregg (D)", "s": "gregg, alicia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}], "mk": "", "mf": {}}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 166, "nays": 198, "passed": false, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1525h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 196, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 15, "Yea": 2, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 6}, "D": {"Yea": 164, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Not Voting/Excused": 9, "Nay": 1}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 183, "nays": 181, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1513h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 167, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 15, "Yea": 31, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 6}, "D": {"Yea": 151, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Nay": 14, "Not Voting/Excused": 9}, "I": {"Yea": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jodi Newell (D)", "s": "newell, jodi", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristin Noble (R)", "s": "noble, kristin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Ouellet (R)", "s": "ouellet, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Paige (D)", "s": "paige, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Palmer (D)", "s": "palmer, william", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sandra Panek (R)", "s": "panek, sandra", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephanie Payeur (D)", "s": "payeur, stephanie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristine Perez (R)", "s": "perez, kristine", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katy Peternel (R)", "s": "peternel, katy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Yury Polozov (R)", "s": "polozov, yury", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller (R)", "s": "popovici-muller, daniel", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Porcelli (R)", "s": "porcelli, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Carry Spier (D)", "s": "spier, carry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kathy Staub (D)", "s": "staub, kathy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jared Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, jared", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Summers (R)", "s": "summers, james", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Trinidad Tellez (D)", "s": "tellez, trinidad", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jeffrey Tenczar (R)", "s": "tenczar, jeffrey", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Turer (D)", "s": "turer, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Walker (R)", "s": "walker, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lilli Walsh (R)", "s": "walsh, lilli", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonah Wheeler (D)", "s": "wheeler, jonah", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Wherry (R)", "s": "wherry, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Clayton Wood (R)", "s": "wood, clayton", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 116, "nays": 248, "passed": false, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1516h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 198, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 15, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 6}, "D": {"Yea": 116, "Nay": 49, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Not Voting/Excused": 9}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Vandecasteele (R)", "s": "vandecasteele, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Melissa Litchfield (R)", "s": "litchfield, melissa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. JD Bernardy (R)", "s": "bernardy, jd", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Paige (D)", "s": "paige, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Glenn Bailey (R)", "s": "bailey, glenn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lorie Ball (R)", "s": "ball, lorie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Luz Bay (D)", "s": "bay, luz", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Steven Bogert (R)", "s": "bogert, steven", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Bolton (D)", "s": "bolton, bill", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Brown (R)", "s": "brown, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Claudine Burnham (R)", "s": "burnham, claudine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Coker (R)", "s": "coker, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Rich\u00e9 Colcombe (R)", "s": "colcombe, rich\u00e9", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Corcoran (R)", "s": "corcoran, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Cormen (D)", "s": "cormen, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Hope Damon (D)", "s": "damon, hope", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Will Darby (D)", "s": "darby, will", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Dolan (D)", "s": "dolan, william", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Tanya Donnelly (R)", "s": "donnelly, tanya", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Drago (R)", "s": "drago, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Margaret Drye (R)", "s": "drye, margaret", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ron Dunn (R)", "s": "dunn, ron", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Elberger (D)", "s": "elberger, susan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Foote (R)", "s": "foote, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Loren Foxx (D)", "s": "foxx, loren", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicholas Germana (D)", "s": "germana, nicholas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Merryl Gibbs (D)", "s": "gibbs, merryl", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Granger (R)", "s": "granger, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alicia Gregg (D)", "s": "gregg, alicia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica LaMontagne (D)", "s": "lamontagne, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicole Leapley (D)", "s": "leapley, nicole", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel LeClerc (D)", "s": "leclerc, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Christal Lloyd (D)", "s": "lloyd, christal", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Lovett (D)", "s": "lovett, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Mannion (R)", "s": "mannion, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Dennis Mannion (R)", "s": "mannion, dennis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Zoe Manos (D)", "s": "manos, zoe", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Mazur (R)", "s": "mazur, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Valerie McDonnell (R)", "s": "mcdonnell, valerie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alissandra Murray (D)", "s": "murray, alissandra", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Nagel (D)", "s": "nagel, david", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Newell (D)", "s": "newell, jodi", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristin Noble (R)", "s": "noble, kristin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Ouellet (R)", "s": "ouellet, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Paige (D)", "s": "paige, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Palmer (D)", "s": "palmer, william", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sandra Panek (R)", "s": "panek, sandra", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephanie Payeur (D)", "s": "payeur, stephanie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristine Perez (R)", "s": "perez, kristine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Katy Peternel (R)", "s": "peternel, katy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Yury Polozov (R)", "s": "polozov, yury", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller (R)", "s": "popovici-muller, daniel", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Porcelli (R)", "s": "porcelli, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kelley Potenza (R)", "s": "potenza, kelley", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Raymond (D)", "s": "raymond, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ned Raynolds (D)", "s": "raynolds, ned", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Roesener (D)", "s": "roesener, james", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Ryan (D)", "s": "ryan, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alvin See (R)", "s": "see, alvin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Christine Seibert (D)", "s": "seibert, christine", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Sheila Seidel (R)", "s": "seidel, sheila", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Loren Selig (D)", "s": "selig, loren", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Sellers (R)", "s": "sellers, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Shane Sirois (R)", "s": "sirois, shane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Geoffrey Smith (D)", "s": "smith, geoffrey", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Vandecasteele (R)", "s": "vandecasteele, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Melissa Litchfield (R)", "s": "litchfield, melissa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. JD Bernardy (R)", "s": "bernardy, jd", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Paige (D)", "s": "paige, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Glenn Bailey (R)", "s": "bailey, glenn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lorie Ball (R)", "s": "ball, lorie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Luz Bay (D)", "s": "bay, luz", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Steven Bogert (R)", "s": "bogert, steven", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Bolton (D)", "s": "bolton, bill", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Brown (R)", "s": "brown, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Claudine Burnham (R)", "s": "burnham, claudine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Coker (R)", "s": "coker, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rich\u00e9 Colcombe (R)", "s": "colcombe, rich\u00e9", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Corcoran (R)", "s": "corcoran, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Cormen (D)", "s": "cormen, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Hope Damon (D)", "s": "damon, hope", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Will Darby (D)", "s": "darby, will", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jodi Newell (D)", "s": "newell, jodi", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristin Noble (R)", "s": "noble, kristin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Ouellet (R)", "s": "ouellet, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Paige (D)", "s": "paige, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Palmer (D)", "s": "palmer, william", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sandra Panek (R)", "s": "panek, sandra", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephanie Payeur (D)", "s": "payeur, stephanie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kristine Perez (R)", "s": "perez, kristine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Katy Peternel (R)", "s": "peternel, katy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Yury Polozov (R)", "s": "polozov, yury", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller (R)", "s": "popovici-muller, daniel", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Porcelli (R)", "s": "porcelli, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Vandecasteele (R)", "s": "vandecasteele, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Melissa Litchfield (R)", "s": "litchfield, melissa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. JD Bernardy (R)", "s": "bernardy, jd", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Paige (D)", "s": "paige, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Glenn Bailey (R)", "s": "bailey, glenn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lorie Ball (R)", "s": "ball, lorie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Luz Bay (D)", "s": "bay, luz", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Steven Bogert (R)", "s": "bogert, steven", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Bolton (D)", "s": "bolton, bill", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Brown (R)", "s": "brown, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Claudine Burnham (R)", "s": "burnham, claudine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Coker (R)", "s": "coker, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Rich\u00e9 Colcombe (R)", "s": "colcombe, rich\u00e9", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Corcoran (R)", "s": "corcoran, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Cormen (D)", "s": "cormen, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Hope Damon (D)", "s": "damon, hope", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Will Darby (D)", "s": "darby, will", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Dolan (D)", "s": "dolan, william", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Tanya Donnelly (R)", "s": "donnelly, tanya", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Drago (R)", "s": "drago, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Margaret Drye (R)", "s": "drye, margaret", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ron Dunn (R)", "s": "dunn, ron", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Elberger (D)", "s": "elberger, susan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Foote (R)", "s": "foote, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Loren Foxx (D)", "s": "foxx, loren", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicholas Germana (D)", "s": "germana, nicholas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Merryl Gibbs (D)", "s": "gibbs, merryl", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Granger (R)", "s": "granger, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alicia Gregg (D)", "s": "gregg, alicia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jessica Grill (D)", "s": "grill, jessica", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Haskins (D)", "s": "haskins, linda", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Hicks (D)", "s": "hicks, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Molly Howard (D)", "s": "howard, molly", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heath Howard (D)", "s": "howard, heath", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Allan Howland (D)", "s": "howland, allan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Philip Jones (D)", "s": "jones, philip", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Louis Juris (D)", "s": "juris, louis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Kenny (R)", "s": "kenny, catherine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Seth King (R)", "s": "king, seth", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Allison Knab (D)", "s": "knab, allison", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Katelyn Kuttab (R)", "s": "kuttab, katelyn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Adopt Floor Amendment", "yeas": 161, "nays": 203, "passed": false, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": "2025-1549h", "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Nay": 197, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 15, "Yea": 1, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 6}, "D": {"Yea": 160, "Nay": 5, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Not Voting/Excused": 9}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Charles McMahon (R)", "s": "mcmahon, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Maureen Mooney (R)", "s": "mooney, maureen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Schmidt (D)", "s": "schmidt, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ralph Boehm (R)", "s": "boehm, ralph", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jordan Ulery (R)", "s": "ulery, jordan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Buco (D)", "s": "buco, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jean Jeudy (D)", "s": "jeudy, jean", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucy Weber (D)", "s": "weber, lucy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Debra DeSimone (R)", "s": "desimone, debra", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Larry Gagne (R)", "s": "gagne, larry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Timothy Horrigan (D)", "s": "horrigan, timothy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rick Ladd (R)", "s": "ladd, rick", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Michael Vose (R)", "s": "vose, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Patricia Cornell (D)", "s": "cornell, patricia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Gould (R)", "s": "gould, linda", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Christopher Herbert (D)", "s": "herbert, christopher", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. David Luneau (D)", "s": "luneau, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Alexis Simpson (D)", "s": "simpson, alexis", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Southworth (D)", "s": "southworth, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Edgar (D)", "s": "edgar, michael", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Moffett (R)", "s": "moffett, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Barry Faulkner (D)", "s": "faulkner, barry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Barbara Comtois (R)", "s": "comtois, barbara", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Fedolfi (R)", "s": "fedolfi, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Gerald Griffin (R)", "s": "griffin, gerald", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Freeman (R)", "s": "freeman, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Lascelles (R)", "s": "lascelles, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Scully (R)", "s": "scully, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Andrew Prout (R)", "s": "prout, andrew", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. John Leavitt (R)", "s": "leavitt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Kevin Verville (R)", "s": "verville, kevin", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jess Edwards (R)", "s": "edwards, jess", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Tripp (R)", "s": "tripp, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Janigian (R)", "s": "janigian, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cathryn Harvey (D)", "s": "harvey, cathryn", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Fred Davis (D)", "s": "davis, fred", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Laura Telerski (D)", "s": "telerski, laura", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Wilhelm (D)", "s": "wilhelm, matthew", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Connie Lane (D)", "s": "lane, connie", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Gary Woods (D)", "s": "woods, gary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Dolan (R)", "s": "dolan, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Love (R)", "s": "love, david", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Vallone (D)", "s": "vallone, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Robert Harb (R)", "s": "harb, robert", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Melvin (R)", "s": "melvin, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Gaby Grossman (D)", "s": "grossman, gaby", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Maggiore (D)", "s": "maggiore, jim", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jaci Grote (D)", "s": "grote, jaci", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. David Meuse (D)", "s": "meuse, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Terry Roy (R)", "s": "roy, terry", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Cassandra Levesque (D)", "s": "levesque, cassandra", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Judy Aron (R)", "s": "aron, judy", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Megan Murray (D)", "s": "murray, megan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kat McGhee (D)", "s": "mcghee, kat", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Joe Alexander (R)", "s": "alexander, joe", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Dargie (D)", "s": "dargie, paul", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peter Petrigno (D)", "s": "petrigno, peter", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Tom Ploszaj (R)", "s": "ploszaj, tom", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Bordes (R)", "s": "bordes, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia (R)", "s": "harvey-bolia, juliet", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Douglas Trottier (R)", "s": "trottier, douglas", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jonathan Smith (R)", "s": "smith, jonathan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Chris McAleer (D)", "s": "mcaleer, chris", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Dru Fox (D)", "s": "fox, dru", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lucius Parshall (D)", "s": "parshall, lucius", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Qualey (R)", "s": "qualey, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R)", "s": "rhodes, jennifer", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Arnold Davis (R)", "s": "davis, arnold", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lex Berezhny (R)", "s": "berezhny, lex", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips (D)", "s": "hakken-phillips, mary", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Russell Muirhead (D)", "s": "muirhead, russell", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jim Kofalt (R)", "s": "kofalt, jim", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Lisa Post (R)", "s": "post, lisa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ted Gorski (R)", "s": "gorski, ted", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Daniel Veilleux (D)", "s": "veilleux, daniel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vanessa Sheehan (R)", "s": "sheehan, vanessa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Kelley (R)", "s": "kelley, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Diane Pauer (R)", "s": "pauer, diane", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Creighton (R)", "s": "creighton, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ross Berry (R)", "s": "berry, ross", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Louise Andrus (R)", "s": "andrus, louise", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Tony Caplan (D)", "s": "caplan, tony", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Jose Cambrils (R)", "s": "cambrils, jose", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Eric Gallager (D)", "s": "gallager, eric", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Pitaro (R)", "s": "pitaro, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, stephen", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Tudor (R)", "s": "tudor, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Erica Layon (R)", "s": "layon, erica", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julius Soti (R)", "s": "soti, julius", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bob Lynn (R)", "s": "lynn, bob", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Vandecasteele (R)", "s": "vandecasteele, susan", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Melissa Litchfield (R)", "s": "litchfield, melissa", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. JD Bernardy (R)", "s": "bernardy, jd", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Paige (D)", "s": "paige, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Glenn Bailey (R)", "s": "bailey, glenn", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Lorie Ball (R)", "s": "ball, lorie", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Luz Bay (D)", "s": "bay, luz", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Steven Bogert (R)", "s": "bogert, steven", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Bolton (D)", "s": "bolton, bill", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Richard Brown (R)", "s": "brown, richard", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Claudine Burnham (R)", "s": "burnham, claudine", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Matthew Coker (R)", "s": "coker, matthew", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Rich\u00e9 Colcombe (R)", "s": "colcombe, rich\u00e9", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Corcoran (R)", "s": "corcoran, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Cormen (D)", "s": "cormen, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Hope Damon (D)", "s": "damon, hope", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Will Darby (D)", "s": "darby, will", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. William Dolan (D)", "s": "dolan, william", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Tanya Donnelly (R)", "s": "donnelly, tanya", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Mike Drago (R)", "s": "drago, mike", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Margaret Drye (R)", "s": "drye, margaret", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ron Dunn (R)", "s": "dunn, ron", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Susan Elberger (D)", "s": "elberger, susan", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Charles Foote (R)", "s": "foote, charles", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Loren Foxx (D)", "s": "foxx, loren", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Nicholas Germana (D)", "s": "germana, nicholas", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Merryl Gibbs (D)", "s": "gibbs, merryl", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Granger (R)", "s": "granger, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alicia Gregg (D)", "s": "gregg, alicia", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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John Suiter (R)", "s": "suiter, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Dale Swanson (D)", "s": "swanson, dale", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Taylor (R)", "s": "taylor, brian", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. James Thibault (R)", "s": "thibault, james", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Toner (R)", "s": "toner, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Valerino (R)", "s": "valerino, brian", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alice Wade (D)", "s": "wade, alice", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Toni Weinstein (D)", "s": "weinstein, toni", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Vicki Wilson (R)", "s": "wilson, vicki", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. David Preece (D)", "s": "preece, david", "p": "D", "v": "Yea"}], "mk": "floor_amendment", "mf": {}, "mrec": "Adopt Floor Amendment"}, {"date": "2025-04-10", "body": "H", "question": "Ought to Pass with Amendment", "yeas": 185, "nays": 175, "passed": true, "threshold_note": null, "amendment": null, "threshold_needed": null, "threshold_rule": null, "tally": {"R": {"Yea": 184, "Presiding": 1, "Not Voting/Excused": 15, "Nay": 10, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 10}, "D": {"Nay": 164, "Not Voting/Not Excused": 3, "Not Voting/Excused": 9, "Yea": 1}, "I": {"Nay": 1}}, "members": [{"n": "Rep. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)", "s": "katsakiores, phyllis", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner (D)", "s": "wallner, mary jane", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John Hunt (R)", "s": "hunt, john", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Janet Wall (D)", "s": "wall, janet", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne Burton (D)", "s": "burton, wayne", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Michael Vose (R)", "s": "vose, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Patricia Cornell (D)", "s": "cornell, patricia", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Linda Gould (R)", "s": "gould, linda", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Christopher Herbert (D)", "s": "herbert, christopher", "p": "D", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. David Luneau (D)", "s": "luneau, david", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Alexis Simpson (D)", "s": "simpson, alexis", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Thomas Southworth (D)", "s": "southworth, thomas", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Edgar (D)", "s": "edgar, michael", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Michael Moffett (R)", "s": "moffett, michael", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Barry Faulkner (D)", "s": "faulkner, barry", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Barbara Comtois (R)", "s": "comtois, barbara", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Mark MacKenzie (D)", "s": "mackenzie, mark", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Sue Newman (D)", "s": "newman, sue", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Sofikitis (D)", "s": "sofikitis, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Beth Richards (D)", "s": "richards, beth", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ellen Read (D)", "s": "read, ellen", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Julie Gilman (D)", "s": "gilman, julie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Kate Murray (D)", "s": "murray, kate", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Mark Pearson (R)", "s": "pearson, mark", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Kris Schultz (D)", "s": "schultz, kris", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Charlie St. Clair (D)", "s": "st. clair, charlie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Sullivan (D)", "s": "sullivan, brian", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Harry Bean (R)", "s": "bean, harry", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Anita Burroughs (D)", "s": "burroughs, anita", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D)", "s": "woodcock, stephen", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. John MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, john", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Jerry Stringham (D)", "s": "stringham, jerry", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Sallie Fellows (D)", "s": "fellows, sallie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Laurel Stavis (D)", "s": "stavis, laurel", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Keith Erf (R)", "s": "erf, keith", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Donald Bouchard (D)", "s": "bouchard, donald", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Nancy Murphy (D)", "s": "murphy, nancy", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Rosemarie Rung (D)", "s": "rung, rosemarie", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Wendy Thomas (D)", "s": "thomas, wendy", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Ray Newman (D)", "s": "newman, ray", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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Aidan Ankarberg (I)", "s": "ankarberg, aidan", "p": "I", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Walter Spilsbury (R)", "s": "spilsbury, walter", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R)", "s": "macdonald, wayne", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Paul Terry (R)", "s": "terry, paul", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Bill Boyd (R)", "s": "boyd, bill", "p": "R", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Muriel Hall (D)", "s": "hall, muriel", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Catherine Rombeau (D)", "s": "rombeau, catherine", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Jodi Nelson (R)", "s": "nelson, jodi", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Cyril Aures (R)", "s": "aures, cyril", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Deborah Aylward (R)", "s": "aylward, deborah", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Peggy Balboni (D)", "s": "balboni, peggy", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Heather Baldwin (D)", "s": "baldwin, heather", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. 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John Suiter (R)", "s": "suiter, john", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Dale Swanson (D)", "s": "swanson, dale", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Taylor (R)", "s": "taylor, brian", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. James Thibault (R)", "s": "thibault, james", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Travis Toner (R)", "s": "toner, travis", "p": "R", "v": "Not Voting/Not Excused"}, {"n": "Rep. Brian Valerino (R)", "s": "valerino, brian", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. Alice Wade (D)", "s": "wade, alice", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Toni Weinstein (D)", "s": "weinstein, toni", "p": "D", "v": "Nay"}, {"n": "Rep. Vicki Wilson (R)", "s": "wilson, vicki", "p": "R", "v": "Yea"}, {"n": "Rep. 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"speakers": [{"who": "Nancy Rollins, former DHHS Associate Commissioner, Long-Term Care and Community Based Services", "points": ["Supports the restoration of the New Hampshire Office of the Child Advocate to the state budget.", "The New Hampshire Oversight Commission on Children's Services supports an effective, comprehensive and coordinated system of programs and services for children, youth and families and also provides oversight for the Office of the Child Advocate.", "The Office of the Child Advocate is an independent, impartial, public official with authority and responsibility to receive, investigate or informally address complaints about government actions and when appropriate, make recommendations and publish reports.", "The Legislature had the foresight to understand the necessity of an independent impartial entity to review child protection practices and systemic responses to child abuse and neglect.", "This office's work is not redundant and could not, nor should it be, conducted within the scope of DHHS.", "New Hampshire must retain the Office of the Child Advocate to ensure continued oversight of the child protection system and support for New Hampshire's children's best interests."]}, {"who": "Robert Dumond, NH Department of Corrections", "points": ["Mr. Dumond is a licensed mental health counselor and member of the Corrections Advisory Board. He opposes the budget cuts made in HB 1, citing serious risks to public safety and inmate care.", "He explained that jails and prisons now house more individuals with mental illness than psychiatric facilities, thus making correctional mental health services critical.", "He warned that eliminating key personnel and services will violate court orders, reduce oversight, and endanger both inmates and staff.", "He noted New Hampshire\u2019s success in reducing recidivism through evidence-based programs and urged the Committee to maintain funding to ensure correctional and community safety."]}, {"who": "Mary McLaughlin, Interim Director, New Hampshire State Council on the Arts", "points": ["Amend the House budget to reinstate the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts as a state agency and restore funding in the 2026 2027 biennium budget.", "The Council was established to preserve and protect the rich cultural heritage of our state. It is committed to ensuring that every New Hampshire citizen enjoys the cultural, civic, economic and educational benefits of the arts.", "The Arts Council has provided grant support to artists as small businesses, arts and cultural institutions, and communities throughout New Hampshire.", "The arts are a revenue generator for the state providing a positive 5:1 ratio return on investment.", "The Arts Council has built a strong working relationship with veteran services and youth at risk.", "The smaller institutions and projects in New Hampshire's rural and underserved communities will be impacted the most without the capacity to make up the funding elsewhere.", "Artisan residence projects granted to public schools are often the only arts education that some of our schools can afford to offer.", "If the New Hampshire State Council for the Arts is eliminated we will be the only state in the nation without a state arts agency."]}, {"who": "Andrew Pinard, Arts4NH", "points": ["Mr. Pinard supports continued funding for the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, emphasizing its importance to individual and community wellbeing.", "He argued that art is a vital part of life because it fosters reflection, emotional processing, and connection among people. It builds community, inspires engagement, and contributes to the economy by generating value and activity.", "He highlighted the importance of arts organizations in providing supportive spaces for young people and others facing life challenges."]}, {"who": "Sam Bergman, Executive Director, Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music", "points": ["Apple Hill has been one of the Granite State's bedrock arts institutions providing educational and cultural services to hundreds of students every year on their idyllic 100 acre campus in the Monadnock region. Each summer as many as 300 students from around New England, the country, and the world make their way to the campus.", "The Apple Hill Center has been greatly assisted along the way by the vital support of the New Hampshire Council on the Arts.", "In so many parts of our state the tourism economy is critical to everything that we do. The arts are a critical part of that tourism economy.", "There is a reason that every state in the union from Alabama to Wyoming has an arts council and the reason is that it is one of the savviest investments that a state can make."]}, {"who": "Jonathan Sterling, Nashua Community Music School", "points": ["Mr. Sterling explained that without arts funding, the current capacity of the Nashua Community Music School will be reduced from 600 students per week to 280.", "Furthermore, all Title I programs in schools supported by the Nashua Community School would be canceled, in addition to all community concerts and student recitals.", "The school would be forced to reduce faculty by 10 people, many of whom are full-time teachers."]}, {"who": "Representative Chris Muns, Hampton", "points": ["The budget adopted by the House will be devastating to those families with individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders. There are 10 area agencies that provide services to approximately 12,000 individuals.", "For many years Medicaid billing rates did not change. Recently, however, legislators have made some progress in finally addressing the problem by passing Medicaid funding increases of 2% and 3% per year. That has not come close to filling the funding gap caused by years of neglect.", "The House's budget will cut Medicaid reimbursement rates by 3%, making the already difficult task of finding and hiring qualified staff to enable covered individuals to live independently in the community even more challenging. It also means that current staff who are already probably being paid about what someone working at McDonald's is receiving, will have to take a 3% cut in pay on July 1st.", "The House's budget will also be devastating to the 278 families of individuals who are on the waitlist. These individuals are currently receiving services from their public school system. Under New Hampshire law, when they turn 21 the school system literally at midnight is no longer responsible for them and all future funding must come from Medicaid. That is what the waitlist is intended to cover. The budget the House passed does not fully fund the waitlist. This is a", {"t": "significant step backwards.", "sub": ["These cuts will have a real impact on real people in our community. None of this is necessary. This is a self-inflicted crisis.", "The House chose to give casino operators 70% of the revenues from new slot machines rather than the 55% Governor Ayotte proposed. Returning to the Governor's proposal generates $73 million in additional revenue, more than enough to restore the 3% across the board Medicaid rate reduction with about $20 million left over to help fund the waitlist.", "An additional $32 million in funding for the waitlist can be generated simply by freezing eligibility in the school voucher program at the levels proposed by Governor Ayotte in Fiscal Year 2026. The balance of funding needed to fully fund the waitlist could come from the $85 million increase in the Rainy Day Fund."]}], "member": {"label": "Representative Chris Muns", "party_code": "D", "slug": "chris-muns-rock-29"}}, {"who": "Doug McNutt, Commission on Aging", "points": ["Mr. McNutt stated that he supports continued funding for the Commission on Aging as a retiree and member of the Commission.", "He emphasized that members include nursing home administrators, home care administrators, and others.", "The Commission helped develop and implement a bill to better fund and coordinate services for the elderly in New Hampshire.", "He urged the reversal of the 3% funding cut to Medicaid services for long-term care. He emphasized that the Commission\u2019s work will save money in the long run."]}, {"who": "Lily Wellington, Executive Director, NH State Commission on Aging", "points": ["In 1925 the average person could expect to live for 59 years. Today, that average lifespan has increased to 79 years. This is a testament to the power of public health, medical innovations, better nutrition and wise public policy. This remarkable extension of life now requires a fundamental shift in how we plan and build our shared futures.", "We must now proactively adapt our systems to support longer lives At the heart of this endeavor lies the Commission on Aging.", "The Commission has spearheaded two specific projects looking at how we are aging as a state. One project is the multi-sector plan for aging; a 10-year blueprint for how we intend to support aging in New Hampshire. The second is the community transportation needs assessment, which is a statewide initiative looking at where the gaps in transportation services are.", "Aging is a great unifier. Everyone in this room today endeavors to live a long and fruitful life.", "Funding the New Hampshire State Commission on Aging allows this important work to continue, ensuring that the work done today secures a better tomorrow for all."]}, {"who": "Cathy Stratton and Dr. Jeffery Fetter, NH Medical Society", "points": ["Ms. Stratton emphasized that Medicaid is a vital part of the infrastructure for delivering mental health care, warning that funding cuts would push patients back into emergency rooms and New Hampshire Hospital.", "Ms. Stratton and Dr. Fetter emphasized that decisions between patients and physicians are made in the exam room.", "They opposed the HB 357 language included in HB 2, as it would shift immunization decisions to the Legislature."]}, {"who": "Katie Brissette, Early Learning New Hampshire", "points": ["Early Learning New Hampshire supports early learning programs such as Head Start Child Care Preschool.", "They host twice a month Zoom calls with the childcare community. In each meeting roughly 100 providers share what's been going on in their world. The Number One crisis they face above all else is staffing, recruiting and retaining good teachers at their programs.", "Child care is the \"workforce behind the workforce\". It enables everyone to go to work and do their jobs every day.", "Please support the $15 million that is currently in the House budget."]}, {"who": "Jackie Cowell, Early Learning New Hampshire", "points": ["Ms. Cowell emphasized the unanimous vote by House Finance Division 3 in favor of continuing grants that would support childcare businesses over and above their regular operations to help with recruitment and hiring efforts.", "Ms. Cowell expressed hope that the Legislature will continue these grants."]}, {"who": "Bob Getchell", "points": ["Do not cut out services.", "Mr. Getchell earns money through 5-cent cans and fundraisers to take vacations, which his case manager helps him with.", "Again, do not cut Mr. Getchell's services."]}, {"who": "Marcy Doyle, New Hampshire Nurses Association", "points": ["Ms. Doyle is the President of the New Hampshire Nurses Association.", "She is in support of Momnibus 2.0. She shared a personal story about her experience with infertility and postpartum depression. Despite being a nurse, she felt overwhelmed, panicked, and struggled in silence.", "She urged legislators to support Momnibus 2.0 to improve maternal health care, expand peer support programs, and ensure accessible resources across New Hampshire."]}, {"who": "Carlene Ferrier, New Hampshire Nurses Association", "points": ["Ms. Ferrier urged the restoration of multiple budget cuts, including the Alcohol Fund, the 3% Medicaid reimbursement cut, community mental health programs, the State Loan Repayment Program, and the Prescription Drug Affordability Board (PDAB).", "She opposes the inclusion of HB 357 and described it as a dangerous bill that would roll back vaccine requirements and remove authority from the Commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)."]}, {"who": "Carrie Duran, Lakes Region Community Services", "points": ["Ms. Duran stated that she is speaking both as the Legislative Liaison for Lakes Region Community Services and as a mother of a 14-year-old with Down Syndrome.", "Her daughter is going into high school, wants to work, pay taxes, save for college and an apartment, and have a family someday.", "She credited early supports and services, family support, and the in-home support waiver from the state for her daughter\u2019s development and success.", "She urged the committee to continue these supports and not cut the services that her daughter and others depend on to be successful."]}, {"who": "Roger Desrosier, NHAARP", "points": ["Mr. Desrosier spoke in support of family caregivers, describing this as a smart investment for the state. He highlighted that caregivers provide $1.8 billion in unpaid care annually. One in six New Hampshire workers are caregivers; without support, many must reduce hours or leave their jobs.", "He urged the committee to fund the New Hampshire Family Caregiver Support Program, Service Link, and CFI.", "Mr. Desrosier criticized Medicaid rate cuts, warning that it will harm access to home care, increase reliance on hospitals and nursing homes, and create system-wide bottlenecks."]}, {"who": "Mary Ruberge, Manchester", "points": ["Ms. Ruberge urged the committee to increase income limits and eliminate the resource limit for a program that is a lifeline for people on Medicaid with low income.", "She advocated for the New Hampshire Family Caregiving Program, highlighting the need to support caregivers who help loved ones maintain independence and dignity.", "She voiced support for continuing the New Hampshire Commission on Aging, noting that it is a voice for older adults, promoting healthy aging and system improvement.", "She called for funding PDAB, noting its efforts to lower prescription costs."]}, {"who": "Corinne Benfield, Stay Work Play NH", "points": ["Ms. Benfield stated that she is the Executive Director of Stay Work Play New Hampshire.", "She opposed proposed cuts to the University System, warning that it signals to young people that higher education is less affordable, resulting in fewer students building their futures in New Hampshire.", "She urged the inclusion of SB 246, which provides expanded Medicaid coverage for maternal mental health and critical wraparound services. She described it as a strategic investment in the state\u2019s future workforce.", "She echoed support for the arts, emphasizing that young people want to live in vibrant places. Music, murals, festivals, and public art are magnets for the top talent that New Hampshire needs."]}, {"who": "Kimberly Haley", "points": ["Ms. Haley stated that she is a master-licensed alcohol and drug abuse counselor, as well as a certified prevention specialist.", "She urged the Committee to sustain the Alcohol Fund as budgeted by Governor Ayotte. She opposed the plan to use Opioid Abatement funds, explaining that it will fail and only support those addicted to narcotics.", "She emphasized that the Alcohol Fund supports a three-legged stool of treatment, prevention, and recovery, which is essential for comprehensive care.", "She highlighted that one in four kids in New Hampshire grow up with addiction in their family and urged funding to help young people have healthy lives."]}, {"who": "Laurie McIntosh, Our Place NH", "points": ["Ms. McIntosh highlighted the housing crisis for individuals with developmental disabilities, noting that most are living with their aging parents.", "She explained that a group of parents came together five years ago and purchased property to start building supportive housing. Despite this being an already difficult project, Medicaid cuts and reduced access to room and board funding would make it almost impossible for this to be fiscally viable.", "She urged the committee to keep Medicaid funding, emphasizing that these adults can be functional people doing great things in the community when provided with supportive housing."]}, {"who": "Nancy Lord", "points": ["Ms. Lord is a single parent of an autistic boy. Her son is on the low end of the spectrum of autism. He depends on services to help him with his daily living situation.", "Ms. Lord utilizes two home care providers through an area agency and depends on these services as she cannot take care of her son by herself.", "In all likelihood her son will never work. He will always need to have someone take care of him 24/7."]}, {"who": "Brian Ryll, Professional Firefighters of New Hampshire", "points": ["Mr. Ryll is President of the Professional Firefighters of New Hampshire.", "He strongly supports the Group II retirement provisions included in HB 2, which aim to address sweeping changes from the 2011 retirement reforms that altered promised benefits.", "He cited the New Hampshire Retirement System\u2019s positive budget trends, noting that the proposal would not increase the unfunded liability or raise contribution rates.", "Mr. Ryll encouraged the reinstatement of earned benefits as a strategy to retain senior leadership, attract future leaders, and uphold New Hampshire\u2019s public safety status."]}, {"who": "Tiffany Gladu, Granite State Independent Living", "points": ["Say no to cutting Medicaid funding in New Hampshire. Many individuals Ms. Gladu serves don't just need a little help. They rely on Medicaid-funded care for their very survival. These are not optional supports; they are critical life sustaining services that keep people alive, safe and in their homes.", "Many of their individuals cannot bathe themselves, get dressed, and transfer safely out of bed without assistance. They need help preparing meals, grocery shopping, accessing clean drinking water, and getting their medications. Some cannot reposition themselves in bed, which places them at risk for pressure sores and infections that can become life-threatening. Others require physically invasive bowel programs or catheterization because they cannot urinate or have bowel movements on their own.", "Without the assistance of a caregiver their lives would be at risk. The care provided by these services allows people with disabilities to maintain their well-being and live with dignity and safety in their homes.", "While personal care services are nonmedical in classification they are medically necessary in practice. Without them people are at risk for hospitalization, displacement from their homes, or death.", "These services are already stretched thin. A rate reduction in reimbursement means providers will be paid less for the same medically-necessary work. This does not only impact agencies it directly impacts the people receiving the care.", "Lower rates make it harder to retain and hire qualified caregivers in a field that is already underpaid and undervalued.", "When we can't find staff consumers go without care. They miss showers, they are not repositioned, they develop wounds. They are left alone when they need help getting out of bed, using the bathroom, or eating a meal. They face medical emergencies in their own homes with no one there to help.", "While a rate cut may appear on paper as an administrative adjustment, the reality is it compromises people's ability to get the care they need to live safely at home. It threatens their ability to survive in the community.", "The people providing this care are not doing it for the money. This is not a lucrative field. Caregivers accept the financial burden of thir work because they believe that people with disabilities deserve to live full independent lives, with their personal care needs wholly met.", "If we cut funding we're not making a small adjustment. We're cutting into services that keep people alive. Real people will suffer and could die."]}, {"who": "Laurie Duff, Easterseals New Hampshire", "points": ["Ms. Duff is the Director of Older Adult Services at Easterseals New Hampshire.", "She urged legislators to not cut Medicaid, emphasizing that 51% of the older adults they serve receive CFI Medicaid services.", "She warned budget cuts would pull the rug out from under vulnerable, older adults.", "She asked the committee to reconsider Medicaid cuts and continue support for the State Commission on Aging."]}, {"who": "Alex Koutroubas, Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire", "points": ["The Turnpike System of New Hampshire is a system that comprises about 90 miles of limited access highway, with 36 miles being part of the US Interstate Highway System.", "The last toll increase which funds this system occurred in 2009 for Hampton and 2007 for other select locations. This flat funding model is not sustainable. Critical projects are being deferred, which poses significant public safety, economic development and quality of life concerns.", "The Highway Fund is also under considerable stress. Beginning July 1, $20 million in revenue earmarked for rural paving and rural bridges will be redirected to cover the Salem to Manchester I-93 debt service, While New Hampshire is reallocating federal funds to cover this gap, this still results in a $20 million reduction in the construction program, leading to fewer projects, less paving and not as many bridges being repaired. This reduction not only delays much needed infrastructure improvements but also impacts local economies by limiting job opportunities for construction workers and related industries.", "The New Hampshire House did include some very modest DMV motor vehicle increases, many of which haven't been adjusted in 15 or 20 years. They do support those actions.", "The Associated General Contractors do oppose the removal of the state safety vehicle inspections. That action removes almost $3 million in General Fund and Highway Fund revenue.", "There is a significant proposal in HB 2, Sections 2-8 that involves the reorganization of land development permitting in the state of New Hampshire. It suggests consolidating certain functions in the Departments of Environmental Services, Fish and Game, and Natural and Cultural Resources. This reorganization will create a one-stop shopping process for issuing permits for regulations such as protected wildlife, rare plants, endangered flowers and alteration of terrain permitting. Additionally, the proposal includes a 60-day time limit for DES to review permits."]}, {"who": "Megan Brabec, Save the Children Action Network", "points": ["Ms. Brabec described childcare in New Hampshire as unaffordable, with average costs at $32,000 per year for two children.", "She cited a study showing New Hampshire loses $500 million annually due to the lack of infant and toddler care, citing that parents with reliable childcare are more productive and miss fewer workdays.", "She urged support for SB 243 to improve the childcare scholarship process.", "She cited that 86% of voters support childcare funding, emphasizing that this is not a request for more, but rather to simply maintain current funding levels."]}, {"who": "William Walker, Hollis", "points": ["Mr. Walker has a 26-year old adult son with autism.", "The proposed House budget puts his son's future at risk. It reduces developmental disability by $91 million, while at the same time appropriates $91 million for Education Freedom Accounts.", "With Education Freedom Accounts people have an alternative choice of free, public, appropriate education. There is no alternative choice for the developmentally disabled. The choice is homelessness, it's extended hospital stays, and in the worst cases it's death.", "Please bring back Governor Ayotte's proposed recommendations for funding the developmental disability waitlist, and eliminate the 3% rate cut that's been proposed by the House.", "Also include housing stability, and the room and board APN requested by BDS. With that the committee will help secure Mr. Walker's future."]}, {"who": "Bob Dunn, Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester", "points": ["Mr. Dunn stated that he is speaking on behalf of Bishop Peter Libasci and Catholic Charities of New Hampshire.", "He urged the committee to view the budget through the lens of a preeminent priority for the poor, citing human dignity and the common good as foundational principles.", "He emphasized the importance of funding foundational needs such as housing, health care, and food for those in need.", "He asked the Senate to reject the 3% cut to Medicaid providers and reductions to developmental disability services, residential placements for children, and community mental health services.", "He objected to the elimination of the Office of the Child Advocate and cuts to positions within the Department of Corrections.", "He highlighted concerns regarding the nursing home bed moratorium, asking that it be removed based on the Senate Health and Humans Services Committee\u2019s unanimous ITL recommendation on House Bill 548."]}, {"who": "Laura Vincent", "points": ["Ms. Vincent is very concerned about the funding situation for public schools. With the expansion of Education Freedom Accounts, which are funded through the Education Trust Fund, this will draw money away from the public schools which are funded through the same fund.", "She is also concerned about the recent effort to pass legislation creating tax caps on education funding in each town. It is her understanding this effort has been put aside for now but she fears that it may be resurrected. If so this will limit the amount of funding through local property taxes. While this legislation may reassure taxpayers that they will not be taxed out of their homes, it creates a very scary situation for our schools.", "For most students in public schools funding will become more and more inadequate and educational opportunities will become more limited.", "Ms. Vincent believes that requiring school districts to have cell phone policies is acceptable but should be left to each district to develop their own cell phone policy.", "The state should not mandate tax caps for local towns but leave setting property tax budgets for education to the voters of each district."]}, {"who": "Robert Woodward, New Hampshire Prescription Drug Affordability Board", "points": ["Mr. Woodward supplemented prior testimony from AARP in support of PDAB.", "He advocated for the adoption of the Rx discount card in New Hampshire, which has already been proposed by Governor Ayotte.", "He explained that only 6% enrollment of the 22,000 state employees would cover the cost of the program. With higher enrollment, the program could generate a return of approximately 400% within two years."]}, {"who": "Andrew Harmon, New Hampton", "points": ["Mr. Harmon serves on the regional coordinating council for community transportation in his area.", "The money that used to help bring in grants to cover many of the programs that provide transportation in the state has, unfortunately, been left out of the budget in HB 2. It is a volunteer driver program. They have to raise about 50% of the cost to match those grants.", "Mr. Harmon works as an independent contractor part-time with a company out of Canada to provide accessibility testing for people with visual impairments. He is unsure if he would qualify for the proposed work requirement hours.", "Please restore the Medicaid cuts and help restore the transportation money."]}, {"who": "Bob Sculley, New Hampshire Motor Transportation Association", "points": ["Mr. Sculley opposes a section of HB 2 increasing truck registration fees and other DMV charges totaling $60 million in the biennium.", "He emphasized there was no hearing for this in a policy committee.", "He criticized the framing of this increase as fees rather than taxes.", "He urged the committee to remove these fees from the budget."]}, {"who": "Representative Laura Telerski, Hillsborough County 11", "points": ["One in seven Granite Staters rely on Medicaid, including people with mental health and substance abuse conditions, pregnant women, children, people with disabilities, working families, and veterans.", "Nearly 90,000 children, or one in four are covered by Medicaid. The program pays for 22% of all births in our state.", "Instead of adding barriers like premiums or cost sharing we should be doing what we can to support these lifeline programs.", "Requiring the lowest income residents to start paying 5% of their income for care forces impossible choices, leading many to forego treatment until they are in crisis, driving up hospital costs, and straining our health care system. Those costs will fall upon all of us.", "In the last biennium we raised Medicaid rates in a way that made a real difference. Providers could increase their wages and retain staff, improving services, and reducing hospital bottlenecks. A 3% rate cut now would erase the progress that has been made. At a minimum we should flat fund Medicaid rates to maintain those gains.", "Medicaid, including Granite Advantage, has proven to keep families healthier and our workforce stronger. It has added thousands of good paying jobs and has helped people manage and prevent serious health conditions.", "Representative Telerski is also concerned about cuts to community mental health services. In our fight to battle substance misuse, these services are the backbone of our system of care, keeping people out of crisis, supporting recovery and helping meet the state's mission of ending Emergency Department boarding for psychiatric patients. Cutting funding undermines all of that.", "The New Hampshire Family Planning Program has played a vital role in keeping our state's rates of unintended pregnancies, teen pregnancies and STDs among the lowest in the nation. In rural areas like the North Country these clinics are often the only source of affordable care for cancer screenings and birth control.", "Please restore funding in the DHHS budget, particularly the programs that exist to protect our most vulnerable, and serve those most in need.", "Let's not move backward. Every Granite Stater deserves timely, affordable care without the risk of financial ruin."], "member": {"label": "Representative Laura Telerski", "party_code": "D", "slug": "laura-telerski-hills-11"}}, {"who": "Jim Donchess, Mayor of Nashua", "points": ["Mayor Donchess supports retirement system changes for police officers and firefighters. He urged the committee to follow Governor Ayotte\u2019s recommendation of $27.5 million per year in funding.", "He requested that the budget be changed back to the Governor\u2019s proposal to direct 50% of new slot machine revenues to fund these retirement changes.", "He asked the committee to reverse the diversion of $10.7 million from the Opioid Abatement Trust Fund, warning that it would leave no money to fund grants to cities, towns, and organizations.", "He emphasized that Nashua\u2019s use of these funds is typical of what is happening across the state, reaffirming the importance of keeping these resources intact."]}, {"who": "Representative David Preece, Hillsborough County 17", "points": ["Representative Preece voiced his opposition of both HB 1 and HB 2.", "Eliminating the Office of the Child Advocate, child care workforce support, the Council on Aging and family planning services, not to mention reducing Medicaid does the opposite of what is intended. The House budget harms New Hampshire communities and their working families.", "We pride ourselves with a strong economic development position. US News and World Report currently ranks the state as Number 12 in its economic category. It considers the state's business environment, labor market, infrastructure, affordable housing, access to higher education, and overall community economic growth. Our economic standing will experience a major downfall if we cut state aid for municipal wastewater and funding for tourism development and the Department of Transportation if we raid the Renewable Energy Fund, eliminate the New Hampshire Council of the Arts, and the targeted block grant programs that provide services for each community through the regional planning commissions.", "The Partners in Housing Program, the only program that deals with the housing crisis is being eliminated. We need a stable workforce", "Consider a better budget--consider the Governor's budget."], "member": {"label": "Representative David Preece", "party_code": "D", "slug": "david-preece-hills-17"}}, {"who": "Donna Hajjar, Salem", "points": ["Ms. Hajjar is the owner of the Learning Path Childcare Center, speaking on behalf of 25 teachers who benefit from childcare workforce grants.", "She said 100% of the grant dollars go directly towards monthly bonuses for teachers.", "She emphasized teachers are spending on the essentials only, urging legislators to keep the $15 million in the budget to continue these grants."]}, {"who": "Gina Rowland", "points": ["Ms. Rowland is the sister and guardian of a 57-year old woman who has Down Syndrome. Her name is Serena. She is a valuable member of society, worthy of basic human rights and proper medical care.", "We cannot allow the state's progress to be undone by these cruel budget cuts. You are not just cutting Medicaid, you will be attacking the very foundation of human dignity and community. These cuts, the 3% wage reductions, the failure to raise room and board and staff retention are not just numbers. They are direct assaults on the lives of New Hampshire's most vulnerable people. It is a slow and quiet push back towards institutionalization. It is not budgeting. It is abandonment.", "In 2015 the State of New Hampshire had to return $20 million in unused federal DHHS funds when there was $73 million in surplus that was placed into the Rainy Day Fund. That money could have kept services running and families together.", "We are trying to balance the budget on the backs of people who cannot fight for themselves. This is not about fiscal responsibility, it's cruelty.", "If you want to root out fraud start with where the real money bleeds. Look at pharmaceutical price gouging, bloated hospital overcharges, and insurance company loopholes. Don't come after the people who rely on you to protect them.", "Don't do the so-called easy fix, the back of the budget cuts you propose, such as the $46-$90 million cut from the Department of Health and Human Services, the $14.7 million to the Department of Justice, and the $600,000 to the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.", "The human services workforce is the backbone of this state. If you cut that everything else falls apart. You're not just cutting services, you're ripping apart the very fabric of New Hampshire. And that is a road to fascism.", "This is not a plea. It is a demand for accountability, decency and vision.", "We will not let you turn New Hampshire into a place where we turn our backs on the most vulnerable among us."]}, {"who": "Bill Blum", "points": ["Mr. Blum is a small business owner and board chair of 603 Equality.", "He opposes amendments to the budget that harm our most vulnerable community members.", "He noted recent suicides in Portsmouth, and urged the committee to recognize the underlying causes tied to community harm.", "Mr. Blum called for vital funding to be put back into the 988 number for crisis support.", "He strongly opposes the elimination of the Office of the Child Advocate."]}, {"who": "Julia Nye, Laconia", "points": ["Ms. Nye supports full Medicaid funding, funding for the arts, and full funding of the judiciary system.", "Ms. Nye related her personal story involving being born with a severe hearing deficit at birth. After years of intense speech therapy paid by the special needs program she was able to learn how to speak and articulate. The investment in special needs and services pays off by having contributing members of society."]}, {"who": "Christina Warriner, Reproductive Equity Now", "points": ["Ms. Warriner stated she is speaking in support of the family planning program as the New Hampshire State Director for Reproductive Equity Now.", "She shared a personal story about losing her mother to metastatic breast cancer. She emphasized that having access to birth control allows her to plan for a healthy pregnancy.", "She explained that this program provides low or no-cost cancer screenings, birth control, and preventative sexual and reproductive health care. She emphasized that eliminating this program would leave thousands without preventative health care options and force community health centers to do more with less resources.", "She urged the committee to fully fund this program."]}, {"who": "Joseph Freeman, Executive Director, Kimi Nichols Center", "points": ["The Kimmy Nichols Center in Plaistow was started by parents in the early 1970s as a resource for children with significant disabilities, who had nothing available to them except placement at Laconia State School. It is a major provider of services for adult individuals with developmental disabilities in the southeastern part of New Hampshire.", "As a registered nurse Mr. Freeman interacts with the health care needs of individuals.", "The search for Medicaid providers is desperate. Any cuts to Medicaid will further diminish that resource.", "Mr. Freeman supports funding for the waitlist for people who are waiting at home for services supported by parents who have given up jobs, who have had to curtail their resources and attention to other family members.", "Specifically, the Center provides housing in 10 staff residences for people who need housing. Currently, only 6 out of their 10 residential programs receive room and board funding for items such as food, rent, utilities, snowplowing, maintenance and lawn maintenance. These are items not covered by Medicaid.", "Currently, less than half of the residential providers receive room and board funding. It is a crisis,", "Mr. Freeman's agency alone has a deficit of over $400,000 from last fiscal year. They are facing a deficit into the next fiscal year of $140,000. As a small, nonprofit agency they cannot sustain such a loss. Their Board of Directors has already voted to close programs if room and board funding isn't fully funded for our residential programs."]}, {"who": "Lorna Roy", "points": ["Ms. Roy explained that she lives with her husband and son, who requires 24-hour supervision and care. Without funding, they would be unable to keep their son at home. She emphasized this would be devastating for their family.", "She explained these programs give her son a happy life and true value."]}, {"who": "Don House, Board President, Belknap House", "points": ["This budget is terrible. It cuts programs and services that working families rely on, while raising costs on those who can least afford it.", "Belknap House is the only homeless shelter in Belknap County dedicated exclusively to families. It provides families safe shelter and empowers them to become self-sufficient and independent by providing them opportunities for education and access to community resources.", "Last year, Belknap House helped 14 families, 6 of whom secured housing.", "The proposed budget provides no new funding for housing. It eliminates the Housing Appeals Board, which helped expedite housing projects.", "Belknap House is dependent on available and affording housing to allow residents to move into their homes and apartments as they obtain the skills they need to be independent.", "Without more and better affordable housing more families will succumb to homelessness. There aren't enough shelters today to service all the families that need help.", "most of the residents at Belknap House are dependent on Medicaid. Taxing Medicaid recipients adds a burden to families already struggling with debt. It forces families to make tough decisions about spending their limited funds on food versus health care versus rent.", "Education funding vouchers are already diverting critical funds from our public schools to private schools and religious schools. The net result is higher property taxes for communities like Belmont. Higher property taxes get passed along as higher rent for families who can't already afford to buy a home. This puts even more of a strain on the housing markets.", "The proposed reduction in funding community mental health centers will impact the services that some of the residents depend upon. Belknap House works with over 50 social service agencies that assist families with various services. Federal and state budget cuts to these programs makes it more challenging for families to receive the services they require.", "Eliminating the Office of the Child Advocate is one example of a cut that adversely impacts families in New Hampshire.", "Belmont is a small community and for the second year it's running a default budget because town voters don't like and can't afford higher property taxes. This budget shifts more educational funding and social services to the town. The net result will be even more higher property taxes just to maintain the current level of services.", "Find other resources to fund programs instead of cutting them.", "The House budget results in more housing insecurity, food insecurity, and wealth inequality that already exists.", "The current budget is a disaster for those who can't afford it. Do better for New Hampshire."]}, {"who": "Courtney Tanner, Dartmouth Health", "points": ["Ms. Tanner is the Senior Director of Government Relations at Dartmouth Health.", "Daily, 100 patients cannot leave the hospital due to the lack of community supports and services, such as long-term Medicaid beds or public guardians.", "She raised concerns about HB 2\u2019s elimination of the Commission on Aging, the Office of the Child Advocate, and PDAB.", "She opposed the 3% cut to all Medicaid reimbursement and the $19 million reduction to community mental health centers. She urged the committee to rethink the Alcohol Fund restructure and tobacco control programs.", "She warned of the potential consequences if changes with the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) are made, describing New Hampshire as a trigger state."]}, {"who": "Margaret Franclhauser, New Hampshire Commission on Aging", "points": ["New Hampshire and the country are experiencing a very dramatic demographic shift toward an older population. Importantly, New Hampshire today is the second oldest state in the country if you consider the proportion of people aged 65 and older. This is an issue we cannot ignore because this is who New Hampshire is and will continue to be. Not only are we the second oldest but we have one of the oldest counties in the entire country, Carroll County, where nearly one out of every three people is 65 or older.", "When Ms. Franclhauser was born one out of every 12 people was 65 and older. Current data shows that in 5-10 years this will continue. This is a new demographic trend that will continue as fewer children are born and more people are privileged to live to older ages.", "Today's older adults are more diverse, they're better educated and healthier, and more productive than in any generation before us. Those additional years provide an opportunity for this state; they also provide challenges.", "Our housing system, our social services system, and our employment system are all really configured for a very different age mix in this state.", "The New Hampshire Commission on Aging was created to inform the Legislature about important issues related to aging. It's an extremely inexpensive, efficient, and effective commission. It is overwhelmingly staffed by volunteers.", "The Commission encourages you to allow it to continue with its mission so that New Hampshire can be prepared for the population that not only exists today but will continue to exist in the future."]}, {"who": "Rich Gulla, State Employees Association", "points": ["Mr. Gulla expressed deep concern with HB 1 and HB 2, urging the committee to support the Governor\u2019s proposed budget.", "He opposed the $35.4 million cut to the Department of Corrections, noting that it will jeopardize safety and increase litigation costs.", "He highlighted cuts made to Public Defenders, the Judicial Branch, Environmental Services, the Department of Justice, Information Technology, the Retirement System, and the Legislative Branch. He emphasized that government must be open and transparent.", "He supports the Group II fix and called for a cost-of-living adjustment for Group I retirees."]}, {"who": "Karen Blake, Northern Human Services Family Support Advisory Council", "points": ["Ms. Blake's son is currently eligible for the in-home supports waiver. He is going to graduate from high school with a full diploma, but is now facing an uncertain future. Once he graduates from high school he will no longer be eligible for the adult developmental disability waiver. Young people like my son may once again have to wait for services. The in-home supports waiver only has about 300 spots and it is not an entitlement. There are kids waiting for Ms. Blake's son to come off in-home supports so they, too, can have a chance.", "Ms. Blake's son will go from having a robust life, learning and interacting with his peers as a vibrant member of his community, to likely sitting on her couch most of the time.", "Without support her son's transition from in-home supports to the adult DD waiver is not a surprise. They have been planning for this day since he was 14 years old. This is likely true for all 278 individuals who are slated to come onto the adult DD waiver in the next two years.", "While Ms. Blake talks about the impact to her son, she also has to recognize the financial impact of their family. Ms. Blake is a widow now solely responsible for keeping a roof over their heads and food on the table. She is forced to take time away from her higher paying job to support her son. Not only is this putting his future in jeopardy, it is also putting her financial future in jeopardy."]}, {"who": "Frank Campo, NH Troopers Association", "points": ["Mr. Campo spoke in support of the retirement provisions for the middle tier in HB 1. He argued against the idea that passage would cause a mass exodus of public safety personnel.", "He noted that prior to 2012, officers routinely kept 20-25 year careers, but recent changes have led to early departures.", "He explained that the legislation includes a phase-in over 10 years.", "He emphasized that this provision would serve as a retention tool, which is desperately needed in communities struggling to keep first responders."]}, {"who": "Elven Ealy", "points": ["We need to fund the arts.", "Definitely no Medicaid cuts.", "We should fund our seniors, our public schools, and the Alcohol Fund.", "We have to have priorities, and prioritize those needs over wants.", "Budgets are moral documents; they show you what you value.", "We need to take care of the least of us first.", "Nobody should be getting a tax break until we take care of those in need"]}, {"who": "Representative Wendy Thomas, Hillsborough County 12", "points": ["Representative Thomas is opposed to taking $10 million from the Renewable Energy Fund, noting that it takes away from New Hampshire\u2019s renewable energy future.", "She argued these funds support renewable energy projects that bring good jobs to our economy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.", "She is opposed to the HB 219 language included in HB 2, and criticized the elimination of new solar from the Renewable Portfolio Standard.", "She warned this change would undercut financial incentives, threaten jobs, undermine climate goals, and leave the state lagging behind."], "member": {"label": "Representative Wendy Thomas", "party_code": "D", "slug": "wendy-thomas-hills-12"}}, {"who": "Steve Boczenowski", "points": ["Fifteen years ago Mr. Boczenowski lost his 21-year-old son, Jeffrey, to suicide . He has gotten involved in the suicide prevention community, and currently serves on the New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Council.", "Mental health providers and public health officials are so dedicated and passionate about their work.", "A couple of years ago the Granite State implemented a new program, the 988 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline. Not only does 988 direct the proper resources to people who are suicidal or in mental health or substance misuse crisis, but it also frees up police officers to do the work for which they are trained.", "The 988 Lifeline needs to be funded properly and SB 255 does just that. It is critically important the language from SB 255 be included in the budget.", "Adequate funding for 988 will help to decrease the number of tragic suicides in our state. Please make that a reality."]}, {"who": "Representative Mary Hakken-Phillips, Grafton County 12", "points": ["Representative Hakken-Phillips is opposed to HB 1 and HB 2, specifically a policy in HB 2 introducing a DEI ban added without public hearing or fiscal analysis.", "She warned the ban lacks a clear definition and risks excluding certain classes of people from public life and learning. She raised concerns about the impact on students with learning disabilities, disabled individuals, low-income residents, veterans, and religious communities.", "She noted this policy creates legal exposure, risking litigation for breach of contract, discrimination, and non-compliance with federal law."], "member": {"label": "Representative Mary Hakken-Phillips", "party_code": "D", "slug": "mary-hakken-phillips-graf-12"}}, {"who": "Devan Quinn, NH Womens Foundation", "points": ["Arguably everything in the budget impacts women and girls in New Hampshire.", "In New Hampshire, women are more likely than men to be enrolled in Medicaid. In terms of mental health, women are more likely than men to experience anxiety and depression. Women are also more likely to seek and get help and treatment for mental health as long as providers and health care is available to them. Cuts to Medicaid threaten women and girls' ability to seek that care.", "The family planning program supports reproductive and sexual health services like STI screenings, birth control, and cancer screenings. It's been working in New Hampshire and is worthy of our investment.", "We have the opportunity to invest in maternal health in the budget through Momnibus 2.0. We know that 11 maternity wards have closed in the last two decades in New Hampshire. The leading cause of maternal mortality is actually behavioral health and substance use, which is different than other states."]}, {"who": "Brendan Williams, New Hampshire Health Care Association", "points": ["Mr. Williams is the President and CEO of the New Hampshire Health Care Association.", "He urged the Senate to preserve funding for nursing homes as proposed by the Governor and to reject the 3% Medicaid cuts affecting nursing homes and related service providers.", "He requested a 2% annual funding increase for Cedarcrest Center for Children with Disabilities to support wages and medical equipment costs.", "He expressed support for SB 131, proposing provisional payments to nursing homes during the Medicaid application process and requesting funds for a revolving fund for this purpose.", "Mr. Williams noted there is a $4.5 million unreimbursed care debt in districts of the members of the Senate Finance Committee, with some facilities being owed as much as $900,000.", "He proposed an increase in fees to assist the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) with Medicaid application processing."]}, {"who": "Kathleen Bigford, NH School Funding Fairness Project", "points": ["How will passing a state budget that decreases funding for public schools, increases local property taxes, and includes policies that harm students and communities help parents?", "Ms. Bigford has watched as opposition to harmful education policy has been voiced by thousands of Granite Staters loudly and clearly, and is still being ignored today.", "Ms. Bigford delivered a public petition signed by herself along with 1,930 other Granite Staters on behalf of New Hampshire School Funding Fairness Project. Over 195 New Hampshire towns are represented, 95% of students, and every Senate district. This means every single legislator in this room has a constituent who signed this petition asking you to invest in public education.", "The programs outlined in this budget lack financial and academic accountability. They do nothing to address very real concerns.", "Granite Staters are screaming at the top of their lungs pleading for action, only to be dismissed.", "The voices represented in this petition demonstrate there is not a single legislator in New Hampshire who isn't ignoring a constituent by continuing down this path.", "How will this budget help New Hampshire students and taxpayers?"]}, {"who": "Tom Stonitsch, Public Defender, Manchester", "points": ["Mr. Stonitsch urged the Committee to fully fund the New Hampshire Public Defenders Program (NHPD) at the prioritized needs budget of $37 million.", "He emphasized NHPD is cost-effective, provides essential public defense services efficiently, and is far less expensive than outsourcing to private attorneys.", "He warned that funding NHPD at $28.8 million could lead to a 22% reduction in cases, potentially costing the state an additional $15.6 million for private lawyers.", "He stated that $32.6 million in funding would not allow NHPD to hire new lawyers, undermining its efficiency and forcing cuts to services, potentially adding $10 million in private lawyer costs.", "He emphasized that without full funding, New Hampshire could face a costly and inadequate public defense system."]}, {"who": "Holly Stevens", "points": ["Ms. Stevens was in attendance at a legislative event held at the Philbrook Building that was also attended by the folks who live there. A woman asked her if she was a Senator. Ms. Stevens told her she was not a Senator. The woman then said to Ms. Stevens, \"Can you please tell them not to sell my home?\"", "Ms. Stevens is passing along the message, which is a request that the provision regarding the sale of the Philbrook Building in the budget proposal be removed."]}, {"who": "Virginia Nossif, Conway", "points": ["Ms. Nossif shared a personal story about her son\u2019s mental health crisis.", "She urged the committee to increase funding for New Hampshire\u2019s mental health system.", "She emphasized limited inpatient capacity, low wages for community mental health staff, and the lack of transitional housing create ongoing barriers and crisis cycles.", "She urged the Legislature to continue investing in mental health infrastructure to ensure timely, respectful, and effective care."]}, {"who": "Barbara Brunelle, NAMI New Hampshire", "points": ["Along with her husband, Mrs. Brunelle is the legal guardian for an adult family member who was diagnosed with a severe, persistent mental illness. He lives with them at home.", "For that family member Medicaid is not just a program, it is a lifeline.", "Thanks to Medicaid her loved one has access to critical services such as medical care, mental health counseling, vocational rehab, prescription medication, dental care, transportation to and from his medical appointments, SNAP benefits, and inpatient and outpatient hospital programs.", "When he is in crisis these services have been lifesaving. They've helped guide him on a path toward healing, supported by hardworking, dedicated clinicians, therapists and social workers. He is steadily reclaiming his strength and working toward a future filled with hope and purpose.", "Their family, like so many others across the state, depends on these supports.", "In New Hampshire roughly 183,000 people rely on Medicaid. That's about one in seven residents.", "This is not just their story. It's the reality for thousands of your constituents. If Medicaid in this state is cut the consequences will be devastating to thousands, including their loved ones. They could lose access to essential medications and psychiatric care. They could wait weeks for a hospital bed in times of crisis. They would face greater risk of stigma, decompensation, homelessness, incarceration or even death.", "This is also not just a mental health issue. It's an economic issue with far reaching implications. Cuts to Medicaid would lead to the loss of thousands of jobs across hospitals, clinics, treatment centers, pharmacies, and assisted living facilities. They would force some health care providers to shut their doors limiting access to care for everyone, including those with insurance. It would have a ripple effect across other industries as well such as retail, construction and manufacturing, as families and workers struggle to stay afloat. It would ultimately result in long-term damage to our state's economy, and public health damage far greater than any short-term budget savings.", "Mrs. Brunelle's loved one and thousands like him are heroes. They face daily struggles most of us can't begin to imagine and still they hold on to hope, contribute to society, and work toward healing.", "Even heroes need support. Please don't take that away. Don't let funding cuts be their kryptonite. Medicaid isn't just a budget line. It's a lifeline. It keeps families alive, people alive, and communities stable."]}, {"who": "Timothy Weeks", "points": ["Mr. Weeks shared a personal story about his experience with mental health challenges and emphasized how Medicaid-funded services helped him recover.", "Through Monadnock Family Services, Medicaid provided him with access to a psychiatrist, case manager, therapist, peer specialist, and employment support at no cost.", "He credited Medicaid as the key enabler of his recovery and independence. He urged the committee to oppose the proposed Medicaid changes, warning that future patients might lose access to life-saving care."]}, {"who": "Amy Wheeler Teas", "points": ["Ms. Teas a mother of two children with developmental disabilities and she echoes all of the messaging spoken from the developmental disabilities community.", "In 1991 when Laconia, the state institution closed a promise was made to families to disperse funds locally so that families could care for their loved one and they could be a member of their home community.", "If we start cutting and reducing programming that goes towards that effort we're breaching that promise.", "What if your beloved son or daughter was born with a rare genetic syndrome like autism or cerebral palsy. How would you feel if you knew they were at risk of not getting the supports they need to live a full life?", "Dig deep into your conscience and vote to fully fund programs such as Medicaid and the waitlist."]}, {"who": "Karen Liot Hill, Executive Councilor, District 2", "points": ["Councilor Liot Hill urged the Legislature to avoid shifting financial burdens onto local property taxpayers. She cited the state\u2019s past reduction in retirement contributions for public employees, which led to increased local taxes.", "She emphasized underfunding of rooms and meals revenue, special education, and public schools consistently drive up local property taxes.", "She explained that universal school vouchers further strain local budgets, describing them as handouts to wealthy, private schools.", "She opposed adding Medicaid premiums for low-income residents, explaining it unfairly shifts state costs to those least able to pay.", "She called for a budget that fulfills New Hampshire\u2019s constitutional obligation to fund public education and prevent cost-shifting to municipalities."]}, {"who": "Brianna Hankel, Maternal Health Coalition", "points": ["There is currently a maternal mortality crisis across the United States. The New Hampshire Senate has an opportunity to address this issue by including SB 246 in the budget, also known as the Momnibus 2.0 bill."]}, {"who": "Heather Martin, NH Mom Hub, Hope on Haven Hill", "points": ["Ms. Martin shared a personal story about the loss of her sister to postpartum psychosis. She emphasized the urgent need for better maternal mental health support in New Hampshire.", "She voiced strong support for Momnibus 2.0 and stressed the need to build a \u2018peer support army\u2019 for moms who need connection and community.", "She emphasized that maternal mental health is a foundational public health priority."]}, {"who": "Alison Palmer, Hope on Haven Hill", "points": ["Ms. Palmer testified on behalf of every nurse in New Hampshire working on the front lines of maternal and infant care.", "She is also a member of the Maternal Mortality Review Committee, which reviews cases of maternal deaths. It is an arduous task and something they do so that they can learn to do better.", "The New Hampshire Mom Hub, funded just 5 months ago with a modest state investment, has created an infrastructure to coordinate care with WIC home visitors, mental health providers, and state agencies making it easier for pregnant and postpartum individuals to get the help they need before a crisis.", "Every year in New Hampshire the state welcomes approximately 12,000 new babies and yet 20% of mothers, about 2,400 each year experience perinatal depression.", "This is not just a health crisis. This is an economic crisis.", "With the potential funding of Momnibus 2.0, the New Hampshire Mom Hub was developed as the initial component to develop the infrastructure needed to support screening, identification, response and referrals for perinatal mental health, including substance use conditions.", "A perinatal psychiatry access line is the clinical arm of a comprehensive psychiatry access program that links with resource and referral specialists and navigators, training and educating aspects they offer from the New Hampshire Mom Hub. The result is building capacity among our health care providers. Using these strategies with our current workforce allows us to address the needs of childbearing individuals across the continuum of perinatal mental health.", "The more psychiatrically complex cases are reserved for referral to specialized reproductive psychiatric clinicians."]}, {"who": "Chief Steve Buxton, Nashua Fire Department", "points": ["The retirement provisions contained in the budget will not impact his retirement. He is here to advocate for the men and women who serve under his command, and for the safety of the community they serve.", "Nashua represents the second largest fire department in our state with 179 members. Of these members, 51 would have their retirement benefits restored under the provisions of HB 2.", "Across New Hampshire this group of individuals includes senior firefighters, lieutenants, captains, deputy chiefs and chiefs representing decades of experience, leadership and sacrifice.", "When we lose one of these senior leaders it leaves a hole far deeper than the job opening. It cost the city approximately $50,000 to recruit, train, and prepare a replacement. This cost ultimately falls onto the backs of local taxpayers.", "What we truly lose is something money cannot buy: mentorship, judgment, and the wisdom of only years of front line experience that you can gain.", "The New Hampshire Retirement System has always been more than a benefit. It is a promise; a solemn agreement that if you dedicate your career to the service of others your community will stand by you when your shift finally ends.", "It has been our strongest tool in attracting, retaining and honoring the best among us today.", "That promise is at risk. Not approving the restoration provisions would send a devastating measure to not just senior firefighters but all members of the fire service. It would make it harder to recruit the next generation of firefighters. It would push seasoned leaders to leave before their time. And it would ultimately weaken the very fabric of public safety in communities across this state.", "Chief Buxton is hopeful the committee will continue to support Governor Ayotte's retirement promise."]}, {"who": "Teresa Moler, Nashua", "points": ["Ms. Moler explained that she is in remission from a serious mental health condition. She credits her stability to comprehensive mental health services.", "During weekend crises when regular services are unavailable, she relies on the 988 crisis line and rapid response teams. These interventions help her avoid expensive and unnecessary emergency room visits.", "She emphasized that underfunding mental health services would result in higher financial and emotional costs for both individuals and the state. She urged the Senate to fully fund mental health services."]}, {"who": "Elizabeth Carl", "points": ["Ms. Carl explained that she has firsthand knowledge of the system\u2019s impact as a mental health patient of 20 years.", "She is opposed to the proposed budget due to the significant reductions in mental health funding. These cuts will mean fewer available services and diminished access for residents in need.", "She credited these services to saving her life and urged the committee to recognize the need for mental health care and prioritize it in the budget."]}, {"who": "Fred Poisson", "points": ["Mr. Poisson is the Executive Director of Connections Peer Support Center in Portsmouth and Northwood, New Hampshire. They operate a residential step up/step down program in Northwood that provides peer-led mental health transitional support for free to adults in the state of New Hampshire.", "Funding for such programs faces being entirely eliminated with the proposed budget cuts.", "Mr. Poisson understands and respects the need for fiscal responsibility. Continuing to fund agencies such as his is a fiscally responsible and necessary decision.", "Mr. Poisson's agency and step-up/step down programs in general assist individuals in getting their lives back on track, regain their autonomy, learn how to self-manage their symptoms, and return to work in a way that is sustainable. The programs play a vital role in employing individuals who may not be employable in other situations.", "Seven of his current staff started either as participants in their program or as members at their center. The majority of his staff have significant mental health presentations and executive functioning challenges and require a work environment that is supportive of these challenges.", "Three of his staff have felt secure enough in their work environment and employment over the past year to begin the pursuit of no longer receiving social security benefits. And three of his staff were able to work themselves out of being unhoused this past year.", "Step up/step down programs play a vital role in reducing the cost to hospitals and emergency rooms as well as the individual who may be seeking support there. They offer an alternative to hospitalization that has been shown to reduce the amount of emergency room stays.", "There has been a mental health provider and services shortage in New Hampshire for almost a decade, most notably affecting marginalized populations receiving Medicaid. The lack of available and cost-effective supportive services results in the individual suffering from a mental health experience often being unable to sustain employment, secure stable housing, and in the end requiring more costly interventions.", "They offer effective advocacy that allows those participating in the program to receive appropriate care and support so that their recovery is sustainable. They offer aftercare support to further strengthen the chances of a sustainable long-term recovery that will allow individuals to remain employed and continue their pursuits of self-sufficiency.", "So many agencies are at significant risk of losing their funding with these cuts. All provide vital supports and services to adults in the state of New Hampshire that help keep them alive and well and move them towards sustainable recovery. It allows them to work again or remain working which allows them to regain their autonomy and independence."]}, {"who": "Julia White, Manchester", "points": ["Ms. White shared a personal story about battling mental health challenges and emphasized that emergency rooms lack the proper resources and training to support patients in a mental health crisis.", "She urged the committee to fully fund community-based mental health services to prevent more people from experiencing trauma like what she experienced in emergency settings."]}, {"who": "Sarah MacFadzen, On the Road to Wellness", "points": ["Ms. MacFadzen is a person who has struggled with mental health.", "Please oppose the budget cuts that could deeply affect transitional housing and other community mental health resources available to people like Sarah.", "Ms. MacFadzen began struggling with her mental health during the pandemic. Without access to affordable services her mental health quickly declined. By the summer of 2022 the dizzying cycle of highs and extreme lows, delusions, and paranoia got so out of hand she was unable to hold a job. She was asked to leave her apartment and had already burned every bridge she had. She had nowhere to go.", "Sarah spent several months living in her car and considering suicide as the only way out. Just when she was ready to give up she found the peer support agency, On the Road to Wellness, and gained access to empathy, understanding, support, and resources.", "Remaining unhoused and very unstable, she applied to their residential wellness program, Step Up/Step Down, a 90-day transitional housing and peer support program that basically saved her life.", "With the patience and support of a 24-hour staff, she was able to get a part-time job. Eventually, she moved to full-time work, found an apartment, and found her footing again.", "Today, Ms. MacFadzen is the Residential Director of the very program that gave her a second chance. She is honored to work hard every day to create and maintain a supportive and peaceful environment conducive to healing and growth. Where others who are facing challenges similar to hers can rebuild their lives and recover their own sense of purpose.", "As a program funded entirely by the state it is absolutely essential to continue funding transitional wellness and recovery programs, and continue to offer affordable alternatives to hospitalization and transitional living programs."]}, {"who": "Alex Taylor, Manchester", "points": ["Ms. Taylor shared a personal story about her mental health challenges. She has recently experienced faster mental health evaluation and discharge times, highlighting the progress made possible through increased funding.", "She emphasized that timely access to medications and treatment has stabilized her mental health and allowed for personal growth.", "She urged legislators to maintain or increase funding in the budget to ensure timely and compassionate care for those facing mental health crises."]}, {"who": "Cheryl Steinberg, New Hampshire Legal Assistance", "points": ["Ms. Steinberg testified on behalf of the Justice and Aging Project.", "She opposes the elimination of the Commission on Aging, and the proposed cuts to Medicaid funding.", "Because the population of aging Granite Staters is only going to grow, and because the Commission on Aging is more important than ever, it would be a huge step backwards if it were eliminated at this juncture.", "Eliminating or reducing Medicaid funding as proposed would also be a huge step backward.", "While there have been some increases, particularly with the Choices for Independence Program, the funding isn't enough. People are still not getting all their needs met with the current level of funding. If we were to cut it again these people would be back to the situation they were 2 years ago. Certain agencies were ready to close their doors because they weren't getting enough funding.", "These CFI participants are at risk of potentially either going into more expensive institutional care or even dying.", "Please support SB 122. It is another cost effective way to help low income, older people with their Medicare costs so they can take advantage of all the care they need, and hopefully keep them out of hospitals and nursing homes.", "Please support the Governor's recommended budget that includes the Commission on Aging, level funding for Medicaid, and SB 122."]}, {"who": "Betsey Patten", "points": ["Ms. Patten is Chair of the Assessing Standards Board.", "She emphasized support for maintaining a consistent and cost-effective method for resolving property tax disputes.", "The Board supports an appeal process that is accessible to both taxpayers and municipalities without increasing financial burdens.", "The current process benefits from a high-level of property tax expertise, which contributes to fair and knowledgeable decisions.", "She emphasized property tax is one of New Hampshire\u2019s largest revenue sources, and a fair appeals system helps ensure that revenue is managed effectively."]}, {"who": "Suzanne Ketteridge", "points": ["Ms. Ketteridge is the interim Executive Director at the Public Defender Program.", "Last year the Public Defenders Program closed over 22,000 cases across the state, with 1,500 of those being juveniles. They've covered mental health courts, veterans courts, and treatment courts. They are unable to keep up with the cases that continue to flow in from all parts of the state. They have already had to close intake to four courts across the state, Milford, Berlin, Plymouth and Laconia because they simply don't have enough lawyers. Every case public defenders can't take has to go to a private or contract attorney at 2-3 times the cost of a public defender.", "Not only does it clog up the courts, it delays justice to the victims as well.", "Because of the cases that they have and the burnout their young lawyers encounter they lose many of them. They have lost 19 in this fiscal year, 26 in the last, and 22 the prior year.", "How do they replace them? They do what everybody else does--recruit at law schools across the country.", "New Hampshire has the reputation as one of the best public defender programs in the country and that is due to the training and dedication to provide good, legal services. Even though these public defenders make only $65,000 a year coming out of law school, it is $10,000 less than any prosecutor in the state. It is also one of the lowest salaries of any public defender in the country.", "Individuals flock to apply to the program. Four weeks ago offers were made to 19 young people graduating from law schools such as Georgetown, Harvard, UNH, and all of the regional schools. It then became somewhat apparent they were not going to get their prioritized needs budget. That forced the program to send letters for the first time in its history to all of those young candidates and tell them they couldn't be hired. The program took a hit to its reputation as the best place to work as a public defender, and the state took a hit as the best place to be assured employment if it relies on state funding.", "If we can't provide lawyers and are forced to close courts then we'll have to drop cases or let people out of jail as we can't give them a lawyer in a timely fashion."]}, {"who": "Matt Davis, New Hampshire Department of Corrections", "points": ["Mr. Davis is the Recruitment and Retention Sergeant at the Department of Corrections. His position is among those being cut under the proposed budget.", "He warned that cutting over 100 positions including sworn officers, mental health staff, and support roles would endanger public safety and the effectiveness of the prison system.", "The tasks of these eliminated positions would fall on already overburdened officers who lack the specialized training, thus increasing the risk of errors, burnout, and dangerous conditions.", "He noted New Hampshire\u2019s system has been ranked the safest in America for two years, which he attributed to robust programming and staff support.", "He explained recruitment is plummeting due to the media coverage of the proposed cuts.", "He emphasized while these cuts may save money in the short term, they will likely result in costly litigation, increased injuries, loss of life, and institutional control."]}, {"who": "Patricia Long", "points": ["Ms. Long is concerned for the fiscal stability of our state.", "Prior to 2021 Education Freedom Account grants were not a budget line item. Since then the cost of EFAs has grown to more than $30 million.", "The Executive Director of the Children's Scholarship Fund has said the income cap removal could result in doubling the number of EFA grants awarded, with a projected cost of $60 million by 2027. Add an additional $6 million for the administrative fee paid to the fund and that balloons into a hefty total of $66 million. That is merely an estimate of the expansion of the program.", "In 2021 EFAs were to support low-income families; in this budget universal EFAs will only benefit wealthy families who already have the means to send their children to private schools.", "It is clear New Hampshire cannot afford universal EFAs. To offset the expense for universal EFAs you decided to cut $70 million from the university.", "Ms. Long does not understand how it is fiscally responsible for a family of 4 who has an income of $200,000 a year to receive a tax-free grant for $20,000 to offset their private education, while this budget cuts funds for Medicaid, for those with disabilities and defunding our university. Additionally, it is shocking that every service in New Hampshire either is being defunded or the tax burden is trickling down to our local property taxes.", "The only program that receives money in this budget is expansion of the EFAS, totaling $70 million by 2027.", "Use these monies for services for those in great need rather than for wealthy families who do not need public assistance."]}, {"who": "Lieutenant Eric Kinsman, New Hampshire ICAC", "points": ["Lieutenant Kinsman is the current commander for the New Hampshire Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.", "In 2022 the New Hampshire ICAC advocated for an increase to its 2-year grant from the Attorney General's Office to address a continued increase in workload. Prior to 2022 New Hampshire ICAC used to receive an average of 35-50 new case referrals each month. Advances in technology and the social media culture has contributed to the now 180-200 new case referrals they now receive each month. The money they received was immediately used to purchase additional digital forensic equipment and the licenses to operate them. The funds also were used to send task force members to training, provide them with laptop computers used for investigations, and to increase their staffing capabilities.", "They continue to fund their ESD K9 program and provide educational events to students and parents across the state.", "In 2023 and 2024 with the grant funds received from the Attorney General's Office 1,199 investigations, 99 arrests, 65 child victims were identified, 13 child victims were rescued from ongoing sexual abuse, 748 search warrants were obtained, 2,245 forensic exams completed, over 417 terabytes were processed, and 339 officers and prosecutors were able to receive training. They were able to accomplish 168 community outreach presentations to students and parents, totaling over 5,400 attendees, and they had 135 deployments with K9 Echo.", "While the New Hampshire ICAC could certainly benefit from additional funding they are only asking for continued level funding for fiscal years 2026 and 2027.", "If their state grant funding from the Attorney General's Office is ultimately cut in any way it will have an immediate and massive negative impact on its mission. Hundreds of cases will not be able to be investigated, investigators will lose their jobs, the ESD K9 program will be discontinued, and most importantly, child victims will not be able to be located, identified, and receive the important help and services they so desperately need."]}, {"who": "Marianne Barter, Merrimack County Daycare", "points": ["Ms. Barter explained that childcare programs across the state are struggling to recruit and retain qualified staff. Wages for early childhood educators have remained among the lowest in the economy.", "She emphasized this is important yet underfunded work, urging the $15 million for recruitment and retention grants be retained.", "Ms. Barter explained this is the workforce behind the workforce, so when they can work, others can too."]}, {"who": "Henry Och, Harbor Care, Nashua", "points": ["Mr. Och is the CEO of Harbor Care of Nashua. It is an agency working to break the cycle of homelessness through housing supports, health care for the homeless, and many programs for homeless veterans.", "About 49% of their patients are part of the Medicaid program. They provide many services including addiction treatment.", "Mr. Och related a story about a patient he called John, who had been helped by many providers across the state, but unfortunately, not a lot of progress was made. John was finally referred to Harbor Care where they provided transitional housing, and connected him to a federally qualified, community mental health center. The Medicaid program they connected him with provided primary care, and Harbor Care assisted with his mental health needs. John was with Harbor Care for approximately 18 months. Ultimately, he moved to permanent housing. What is remarkable about this story is that in the preceding years before working with John and getting him connected to the Medicaid program, he was in the hospital over 100 times. Once becoming involved with Harbor Care he was not in the hospital at all for any reason.", "That demonstrates the value the Medicaid program introduces into the health care system."]}, {"who": "Laura Milliken, New Hampshire Hunger Solutions", "points": ["Ms. Milliken is the Executive Director of New Hampshire Hunger Solutions.", "She noted rising costs for groceries, housing, and childcare are making it difficult for families to meet basic needs.", "She highlighted four policies excluded from the House budget and advocated for one included policy that would help children access school meals and healthy local food.", "She urged support for measures to eliminate shaming over school meal debt. Proposed solutions include Medicaid direct certification, free and reduced meal applications online, and expanded eligibility for free school meals.", "Ms. Milliken called for the adoption of the HB 73 amendment to ensure children are not caught in the middle of school debt collection, and endorsed a bipartisan Medicaid direct certification pilot. It would reduce hunger, lessen administrative burdens, and protect school funding formulas during a two-year trial period."]}, {"who": "Shelly Gingras, Rochester", "points": ["Mrs. Gingras and her husband are committed to the importance of public education for the benefit of our communities, for our state, and for our overall education.", "In 1784 our founders in New Hampshire wrote education into our Constitution because they believed it to be so important. It leads to the preservation of a free government. They saw it as a duty of legislators to actually cherish public schools.", "Most families cannot afford a private education. In fact, the only people who actually benefit from freedom accounts or vouchers are those who can already afford to pay for the entire cost. Their children are already attending private schools.", "The voucher system stabs at the heart of public education. Private schools take away public school money but they don't provide the same accountability as public schools. And they can reject students who may not be cost effective to educate.", "Please support increased school funding in our state budget for public schools and relieve the pressure on property taxes by ending the voucher system.", "We have an unbalanced formula for school funding as it is when our tax dollars are being given to wealthier families to support their private school educations. That money is not going to our public schools, where the majority of families must send their children.", "The loss of any tax money would only cause public schools to suffer, reducing access to programs, causing cuts, and dumbing down our whole system. In addition, voucher money going to private school families is not audited. We are not able to see where it's going, how much of it is going, or for how long. Some families are sending their students to out of state schools, and some families are even relocating out of state and bringing that voucher money with them.", "Let's not create a two-tiered system where the playing field is unbalanced."]}, {"who": "Susan Stearns, Executive Director, NAMI New Hampshire", "points": ["Ms. Stearns explained that the proposed budget would likely lead to longer wait times in emergency departments for psychiatric care and reverse recent progress from the Mission Zero initiative.", "The proposed cuts would impact crisis services, community-based care, and housing for people with mental illness. Medicaid provider rate cuts would also undermine the foundation of the community mental health system.", "She emphasized investments in the state\u2019s 10-year Mental Health Plan and Mission Zero are essential to restoring what was once one of the strongest mental health systems in the country.", "She urged the Senate to reverse these cuts and fund priority services such as the 988 crisis line, emergency behavioral health services, transitional housing programs, and homelessness services."]}, {"who": "Jasen Stock, NH Timberland Owners Association", "points": ["Specific to the Board of Tax and Land Appeals, land owners having an adjudicative body other than the Supreme Court to which an average citizen can come and bring a tax dispute for an easy and efficient resolution is important. That funding should be restored. Moreover, forcing some of these smaller types of tax appeals into Superior Court is terribly inefficient and not a great use of the court's time and resources.", "To increase truck registration fees by as much as 50-60% in one fell swoop is a very big pill to swallow, particularly given the economic impacts that our industry is seeing with respect to some of the market tariffs. The association would suggest something much more gradual over time to allow folks to plan. That would be much more palatable.", "There are 2 energy-related policy bills that got put into HB 2. One is HB 219 and the other is HB 224. They both deal with the RPS program, which is of importance to the association because of its support for renewable energy. More specifically, these two policy items don't take effect for two years. They're important enough to merit a standalone analysis and study by the policy committee here in the Senate."]}, {"who": "Robert Gillis, Executive Director, Monadnock Worksource", "points": ["Monadnock Worksource is a small provider of disability services in the Monadnock region.", "Mr. Gillis has worked in the disability field for 40 years and has seen the true benefit of community-based services.", "Community-based services provide people with disabilities an opportunity to live valued and contributing lives in their local communities.", "Fully funding disability services is an investment. It's not charity; it provides opportunities for those with disabilities to be contributing members to our economy. It allows Mr. Gills to provide employment for his staff who deliver those services. Most importantly, it provides the opportunity for families to be involved in the workforce instead of being at home providing uncompensated care for their loved ones.", "All these people dressed in pink today would not be here if disability services were fully funded, if the Bureau of Developmental Services prioritized needs list was fully funded, and if Medicaid reimbursement rates were high enough to enable Mr. Gillis to provide his staff with health insurance and a livable wage.", "Reject HB 1 and HB 2. Fully fund disability services and look at the prioritized needs list for disability services. That is how we provide the support and lead New Hampshire."]}, {"who": "Stefanie Griffin", "points": ["Ms. Griffin is a licensed clinical psychologist and member of the New Hampshire Psychological Association (NHPA).", "She emphasized without providers, no one receives mental health services. Reductions in Medicaid reimbursement rates and funding for community mental health centers will worsen access to care.", "She shared findings from the 2023 NHPA mental health workforce survey, showing that 12% of providers plan to retire, 17% intend to reduce hours, and 8% plan to practice primarily out-of-state. The survey also found that only about 50% of providers currently accept Medicaid and 25% plan to leave one or more insurance panels in the coming years.", "Ms. Griffin warned that the workforce is aging, moving toward private pay, and already struggling with limited referral options. Approximately 73% of clinicians reported difficulty finding other providers for client referrals.", "Further cuts will deepen the mental health crisis in New Hampshire, reduce access for vulnerable populations, and contribute to rising suicide and overdose death rates."]}, {"who": "Representative Heath Howard, Strafford County 4", "points": ["Representative Howard represents the towns of Strafford and Barrington.", "This budget passed by the House is filled with an ideological agenda. These items take funds away from essential programs like Medicaid, and all levels of our public education system. We are giving away these already limited funds to allow for the very wealthiest in our state to take a subsidy for their child's private or religious school education. They do not need a handout, but we are choosing to give it to them over the real needs of people who rely on essential programs.", "We are removing the income verification for these private school vouchers and implementing it for those who are on Medicaid. We are also increasing premiums for those relying on Medicaid, which acts as a 5% income tax on the poorest.", "This is penny-wise but pound foolish. Individuals on Medicaid will avoid getting adequate care early, which only allows for easily preventable medical issues to become worse and more costly. We should be focused on restoring these basic services that people need to survive.", "We have the resources to cover the costs. We don't need to increase taxes but we need to be fiscally responsible and prioritize the actual needs of our constituents by restoring Medicaid funding. We will help people live their lives independently and assist them in being productive members of society.", "Just a couple of weeks ago nearly one thousand petitions were delivered to Governor Ayotte asking to support Medicaid.", "Support what Granite Staters need and restore Medicaid funding."], "member": {"label": "Representative Heath Howard", "party_code": "D", "slug": "heath-howard-straf-4"}}, {"who": "Rebecca Bryant, Lakes Region Community Services", "points": ["Ms. Bryant urged the committee to recognize the repeated personal testimonies as evidence of an ongoing crisis faced daily by vulnerable residents.", "She mentioned New Hampshire has a bipartisan tradition of supporting people through strong public-private partnerships and a compassionate safety net.", "She urged the state to lead by example in valuing community and refusing to abandon the most vulnerable people."]}, {"who": "Representative Mary Jane Wallner, Merrimack County 19", "points": ["Representative Wallner provided each committee member with a document which contained HB 2 Amendment #1543h, and a spreadsheet outlining the funding adjustments contained in the amendment.", "The budget bill approved by the House reduced Governor Ayotte's proposed appropriations by over $600 million, and would strain agencies and programs across state government if enacted.", "The House-passed budget threatens our ability to support New Hampshire's economy and protect our most vulnerable citizens.", "Amendment #1543h was developed and presented by House Democrats as an alternative to the budget recommended by the House Finance Committee Majority. It serves as a responsible blueprint to mitigate the most detrimental reductions enacted in the budget.", "The restoration of funds in Amendment #1543h is achieved through prudent fiscal measures. The first $32 million in savings retains the Education Freedom Account eligibility cap at 350% of federal poverty level. It funds the program at Governor Ayotte's proposed appropriations.", "Amendment #1543h generates $72 million by reverting to the Governor's recommended revenue-sharing model for video lottery terminals. For slot machines it proposes 45% to the state as opposed to the House-recommended 30%.", "There would be $285 million in revenue projections, which is midpoint between those of the Governor, which were higher, and those of the House Ways and Means Committee, which were lower.", "While the appropriations contained in Amendment #1543h do not fully address every area of need, they represent a balanced and forward path for consideration.", "Mindful of our current fiscal conditions, Representative Wallner respectfully urged the committee to give consideration to this amendment as a fiscally responsible approach to maintaining essential services and supporting the long-term prosperity of New Hampshire."], "member": {"label": "Representative Mary Jane Wallner", "party_code": "D", "slug": "mary-jane-wallner-merr-19"}}, {"who": "Rep. Eileen Kelly, House District Merrimack 8", "points": ["Representative Kelly read a statement unanimously supported at a Bradford town meeting calling for transparency and accountability in how taxpayer money is spent on education. The statement criticized the diversion of public funds to private and religious schools through Education Freedom Accounts. The statement noted the lack of accountability measures such as reporting fund usage, tracking student outcomes, and background checks for staff.", "The Town of Bradford urges elected officials to reject any expansion of taxpayer funding for private education until full accountability, transparency, and a sustainable funding plan are in place."], "member": {"label": "Rep. Eileen Kelly", "party_code": "D", "slug": "eileen-kelly-merr-8"}}, {"who": "Atty. Leah Cole Durst, Shaheen & Gordon PA", "points": ["Atty. Cole Durst has dedicated her practice to representing YDC victims over the past couple of years.", "It has been a privilege to work with YDC victims who bravely come forward and disclose their abuse to seek justice. They care deeply about their clients, the efficacy of the fund, and the trauma-informed nature in which it has been administered for the past two years.", "Adequately fund the YDC Settlement Claims Fund up to $75 million as the statute requires. Currently, the $10 million appropriated to the YDC Fund will set the state into default. There is currently $26 million already committed to paying out victims who suffered abuse at YDC. The $10 million will not suffice to adequately fund the fund. Even the $26 million if provided will be seriously inadequate.", "Under the language of the existing statute these clients have existing, irrevocable and enforceable rights. Those rights are triggered by the filing of a claim and include a right to have their claims resolved by virtue of this existing process.", "For that reason and many more Shaheen & Gordon reject any attempts to revise the statute or the existing process, or defund or inadequately fund the Settlement Claims Fund, which has been working well for more than two years now.", "The current allocation of $10 million for the next two years would cause this process to grind to a halt due to insufficient funding. This process has been working exactly as it was designed, and to such a degree of efficacy that the Attorney General's own projections at the outset of the claims fund in 2022 on the average claim amount are within mere dollars of the actual average claim award.", "As part of continuing forward with the existing statute and process it is essential that the resolution proceedings continue to occur. While we see an opportunity to add mediation to the existing process, mediation and the process at large will not work without resolution proceedings continuing to occur. In the alternate, if the Settlement Claims Fund becomes untenable given insufficient funding and claims are forced to go to court, we estimate the state's exposure will be in the amount of $1.25 billion.", "Atty. Cole Durst believes we sometimes lose sight of how much $1 billion is. The savings that adequately funding the statute could bring to the state, and what the state would save if it were adequately funded instead of forcing those claims to go to court. That amount is over $700 million."]}, {"who": "Atty. Paul Phillips, Plymouth", "points": ["Attorney Phillips has been an attorney in private practice for 30 years. He served as a member of the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights from 2014 to 2018 and as the Commission's Chair from 2015 to 2018.", "The vast majority of US states have state human rights commissions. These agencies allow individuals to file claims of discrimination and have them efficiently investigated and adjudicated by these special purpose administrative agencies. The only US states that don't have state human rights commissions are Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi. This is not a club New Hampshire should be joining.", "It would send a very harmful message about New Hampshire's willingness and ability to address discrimination in employment, housing, public education and public accommodations. Please don't add New Hampshire to this list.", "This is a basic access to justice issue, but we're debating the state budget.", "The Human Rights Commission generates its own revenues to support 25%-30% of its operating budget. It does this through an annual contract with the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. This contract allows Granite Staters to file discrimination claims with the Human Rights Commission grounded in both state and federal law. The EEOC pays the Human Rights Commission to hear these cases. New Hampshire has had this contract in place for several decades now. Abolishing the commission deprives the state of this federal revenue.", "In addition to leaving Granite Staters without an efficient and affordable forum for bringing these claims, the commission could also generate an additional 30%-40% of its operating revenues if this Legislature would make minor changes to our housing discrimination statute that would allow the state to contract with the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to hear joint federal and state housing discrimination claims. With appropriate legislative action this could go from a budget problem into a budget solution.", "We need significant reforms at the commission. Instead, this Legislature year after year asks the commission to do more with less. Most recently, the Legislature added public education to the Human Rights Commission's jurisdiction, without adding any new resources. The commission has been set up for failure, and lo and behold, the House budget declares it to be a failure.", "Atty. Phillips hopes the Senate can do better."]}, {"who": "Susan Richman", "points": ["Ms. Richman is a retired public school teacher.", "She cited a study showing the long-term benefits of well-qualified childcare, including higher employment and reduced incarceration.", "She referenced testimony from the BIA, stating that the lack of affordable childcare is a barrier to attracting workers to New Hampshire.", "She noted there are other infrastructure gaps further discouraging business growth.", "She emphasized defunding initiatives like the Renewable Energy Fund and changes to portfolio standards risk long-term savings for municipalities.", "She cited an April 2025 New Hampshire Fiscal Policy report that found that business tax cuts did not generate enough economic activity to cover revenue losses, contributing to the state's $800 million deficit."]}, {"who": "Jenny Horgan, Alzheimer\u2019s Association", "points": ["Ms. Horgan is the Senior Public Policy Manager for the Alzheimer\u2019s Association.", "She testified in support of the Alzheimer\u2019s and Related Dementias Respite Grant Program and the State Commission on Aging,", "It is reported that over 26,500 Granite Staters live with Alzheimer\u2019s or Dementia. Approximately 48,000 unpaid caregivers provide over 77 million hours of care annually valued at $1.8 billion.", "This grant program helps caregivers temporarily step away from caregiving by funding alternative care, which can prevent burnout and delay expensive long-term care placements, saving both families and the state money.", "The program currently has a waitlist and is projected to run out of funding before the end of the fiscal year, especially as public awareness increases demand.", "Ms. Horgan urged the Legislature to increase funding for this program."]}, {"who": "Representative Timothy Horrigan, Strafford County 10", "points": ["Representative Horrigan represents the town of Durham, which is the home of UNH.", "There are so many things that are bad about the House budget.", "The University System already has the lowest state funding of any system in the country, or it's in the bottom two, along with the Mississippi. We actually have an excellent University System, probably much better than we deserve based on what we contribute to it.", "The House has voted to take $30 million out of what was already a fairly small $100 million, out of a $1 billion+ budget.", "An easy place to find that $30 million is to eliminate the way the EFA or the school voucher program is designed. It is a very poorly designed program and not audited. Just pull the plug on the program and that would free up $30 million for the University System, or a wide variety of other priorities.", "Something that is near and dear to Representative Horrigan's heart is disability rights. Medicaid funding is crucial for developmentally disabled adults.", "Committee members should seek out sources of revenue such as restoring the Interest and Dividends Tax.", "There are other taxes you could either roll back the decreases or bring back all together.", "The Governor and House Republicans proposed a small income tax on poor people, a 5% Medicare fee.", "There are other sources of revenue you can seek out."], "member": {"label": "Representative Timothy Horrigan", "party_code": "D", "slug": "timothy-horrigan-straf-10"}}, {"who": "Andrew Holmes, Department of Corrections", "points": ["Mr. Holmes is the Administrator of Programs at the Department of Corrections. He spoke in opposition to the proposed budget cuts in HB 1, particularly regarding how they affect counselor case managers.", "Case managers are essential to inmate re-entry planning and providing intake assessments and referrals. They also handle administrative and legal processes.", "He emphasized cutting these positions would undermine re-entry success, increase recidivism risk, and disrupt a key part of the Department\u2019s strategy to support formerly incarcerated individuals.", "He noted the Department's recent reduction in recidivism was credited in part to the work of these case managers."]}, {"who": "Samantha Pasciuto", "points": ["Ms. Pasciuto is a senior psychiatric social worker who works within the Mental Health Department at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men.", "The budget passed by the House proposes the elimination of over 190 positions within the Department of Corrections, including roles that are vital both to mental health and rehabilitative services.", "While these programs may appear as mere numbers on paper they represent far more. They are programs, people and protections. They are lifelines for those within our system.", "Every day they provide care for incarcerated individuals struggling with severe mental illness, trauma and substance use disorders. Many of them have never had consistent access to mental health treatment prior to entering the Corrections system. They offer these individuals stability, coping skills and hope. These types of tools reduce violence, prevent suicide, and help prepare them for successful re-entry into our society. Without these services individuals don't improve; they deteriorate and act out. They return to our communities without the support they need. Far too often they end up back in the Corrections system.", "Corrections is about more than just security. It's about treatment, rehabilitation, and preparing individuals for successful re-entry. Cutting case managers, teachers, and mental health professionals does not save money. It deepens the strain on an already burdened system.", "Multiple federal lawsuits have mandated the level of service which must be provided if those proposed cuts become law. Services will be severely compromised resulting in higher future costs in crisis response, emergency hospitalization, legal challenges and recidivism. These consequences won't stay within our prison walls. They will ripple throughout our hospitals, shelters and communities.", "Look beyond the numbers. These proposed cuts do not simply trim fat. They gut programs that save lives, protect staff, and give incarcerated individuals a meaningful path to rehabilitation.", "Ms. Pasciuto implored committee members to restore funding and reevaluate the method by which these positions were selected for elimination."]}, {"who": "Judith Jones, New Hampshire Alliance for Healthy Aging", "points": ["Ms. Jones advocated for funding programs that help older adults remain in their communities. She emphasized that these programs are cost-effective, as they help avoid more expensive long-term care.", "She called for fully funding the Choices For Independence (CFI) waiver program and opposed a 3% cut to Medicaid reimbursement rates due to ongoing workforce shortages.", "She expressed support for SB 122, which would expand the Medicare Savings Program to help low-income older adults afford uncovered Medicare costs.", "She highlighted the importance of the Caregiver Respite Program.", "She urged support for programs that utilize senior volunteers to meet community needs in a cost-effective way.", "She voiced support for the Commission on Aging, emphasizing its role in helping the state use its resources wisely."]}, {"who": "Kevin Stevenson, Monadnock Family Services", "points": ["Mr. Stevenson is the Director for Acute Care Services and Mobile Crisis.", "You have heard a little bit about the extensive wait times in emergency rooms for those suffering in psychiatric crisis.", "A permanent federal injunction put into place in New Hampshire in May of 2023 mandates that individuals cannot be forced to wait in emergency rooms in perpetuity while awaiting an inpatient psychiatric bed. Within 6 months of that injunction we had a zero wait time in the ER for people in psychiatric crisis.", "Mr. Stevenson's team interacts with this every day, dealing with individuals who are actively suicidal or otherwise in psychiatric crisis. Often times this results in an inpatient psychiatric admission, whether voluntary or involuntary. It is a real challenge for them.", "If we cut funding to the mental health system the Mission Zero Program will be placed in significant jeopardy. We can't go back in front of a federal judge again and answer questions about why we were unable to continue the program, and why we're in violation of the permanent injunction.", "These proposed budget cuts also have some unintended consequences. Sometimes first responders are the ones who first come into contact with individuals in mental health crisis. If we cut funds the odds of us being able to provide assistance to those individuals is very slim.", "Mr. Stevenson understands the need to be fiscally responsible. The Number One investment we can make is in the people that we serve."]}, {"who": "Kaitlyn Kelly, Monadnock Family Services", "points": ["Ms. Kelly is the Director of Quality Assurance and Corporate Compliance at Monadnock Family Services. She spoke about the impact of the proposed budget cuts on community mental health.", "She emphasized the proposed cuts would severely impact their Assertive Community Treatment Program and their Supported Employment Program, which can be essential to maintaining individuals\u2019 Medicaid benefits.", "She urged legislators to reconsider these cuts, warning that they would significantly harm the state\u2019s mental health system."]}, {"who": "Heather Young, Rochester", "points": ["Mrs. Young's son, Lucas, is 14 years old and has a dual diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Autism. He requires a significant level of support to be successful and have access to his community.", "Mrs. Young urged committee members to fully fund developmental services and remove the 3% Medicaid rate reduction.", "Medicaid is more than a budget line item. It's a lifeline for people with disabilities and their families. It provides critical access to home and community-based services for people who live successfully with dignity and safely in their communities.", "These services are not luxuries. They're essential supports.", "Cutting Medicaid rates or eliminating services would have devastating consequences. It would force people like Lucas to be ripped away from his family and live in costly institutions most likely out of state, which will cost the state even more money than to support him in his loving home with his family.", "The in-home supports waiver administered through their area agency in the Bureau of Developmental Services is critical for their family. At almost 15 years old, Lucas still requires support for all aspects of his life. Mr. and Mrs. Young provide private insurance for him, offsetting the cost of Medicaid in the state as a secondary insurance for him. This helps to offset the cost of his feeding tube, supplies and the tracheotomies he's had over his lifetime. Lucas has endured more trauma than most adults that will ever experience in their life yet he does it with such bravery and strength. This is because of the high quality staff the Youngs have to support him at home.", "Please consider the real human cost of these proposed budget cuts. These costs will undoubtedly destroy the lives of the constituents that all of you represent."]}, {"who": "Nicole Sheaff, Exeter", "points": ["Ms. Sheaff is the mother of four children, one of whom has disabilities. She expressed concern about how budget cuts will affect her family\u2019s rights and access to services.", "She explained she had to quit her 20-year career as a pediatric occupational therapist to care for her children, relying on Granite State Medicaid for necessary services.", "Funds meant for waiver services are unused due to staffing shortages, leading to a lack of support.", "She warned cuts to the University System and special education services will drive professionals out-of-state and fail to meet legal obligations for students with disabilities."]}, {"who": "Jodie Lubarsky, New Hampshire Community Behavioral Health Association", "points": ["The work Ms. Lubarsky does in the nonprofit sector is incredibly important to her and to the families of New Hampshire.", "The previous state budget in 2023 sought to address the health care worker shortage with a 3% rate increase for providers who accept Medicaid. Many of those providers had not received a rate increase for decades. It was both meaningful and appreciated by providers in New Hampshire. It seemed to be a step forward to address the state's mental health crisis and workforce shortage.", "Ms. Lubarsky was invited by New Hampshire U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan to testify in front of the US Senate Committee on Finance to address the youth mental health crisis that was provoked by the pandemic.", "The House-passed budget reverses the progress made and is regressive.", "At the end of February 2025 there were 324 vacancies across the 10 community mental health centers; 298 of those vacancies were clinical positions. These vacancies impact critical and timely access to mental health care for the youth, families, and adults in our New Hampshire system.", "Ms. Lubarsky strongly urged committee members to reject the House-passed budget.", "Centers are unable to attract and retain employees. Instead, they are losing their employees to for-profit organizations that are publicly traded and can offer sign-on bonuses that they can never offer. They are the training institution for most mental health workers in this state, and yet are only able to retain their employees for 2-4 years."]}, {"who": "Maureen Ryan, Greater Nashua Mental Health", "points": ["Ms. Ryan is the COO of Greater Nashua Mental Health. She opposes the House version of the budget, particularly HB 2.", "She said doubling co-pays for Medicaid prescription drugs is a concern for community mental health centers serving vulnerable populations. This could lead to patients discontinuing medications and disrupting their treatment and stability.", "The 10 nonprofit mental health centers in New Hampshire serve over 50,000 individuals annually, with Medicaid covering a large portion of their revenue.", "She urged the committee to reject the proposed budget changes, as they would negatively affect Medicaid recipients, community mental health services, and the state."]}, {"who": "Representative David Luneau, Merrimack County 9", "points": ["Representative Luneau represents the people of Hopkinton, Bow and Concord.", "There is no greater statewide responsibility than our biennial budget.", "Eighteen towns took action on warrants included in town meetings and school district meetings this past spring opposed to expanding the EFA program. Those 18 included Bradford, Grantham, Hollis, Mont Vernon, New Boston, New London, Newport, Newbury, Pembroke, Plainfield, Rollinsford, Salisbury and Sunapee. All of these communities had either tallied or voice votes.", "It's time to stop taking marching orders from Free Staters and start listening to hardworking Granite Staters."], "member": {"label": "Representative David Luneau", "party_code": "D", "slug": "david-luneau-merr-9"}}, {"who": "Sarah Gagnon, NH Community Behavioral Health Association", "points": ["Ms. Gagnon is the Vice President of Clinical Operations at Riverbend Community Mental Health.", "She advocated for SB 114, which supports community and transitional housing through mental health centers. Without this bill, some centers may be forced to close existing mental health housing.", "The bill had no opposition and passed the House committee unanimously, but was tabled by the Senate. She hopes its provisions are included in the budget."]}, {"who": "Cora Hoppe, Executive Director, Rochester Child Care", "points": ["Ms. Hoppe lives each day in honor of the 13 friends she has lost to substance misuse in New Hampshire, and its devastating consequences.", "Her agency serves 300 families with 85 staff members who are being directly impacted by the growing child care crisis. This crisis affects all of us.", "Investing in child care yields one of the highest returns we can make as a state. It fosters healthy child development, provides safe and enriching environments for school-aged children, supports working families, and strengthens our economy. Without it parents lose income, businesses lose workers, and children lose access to critical support systems.", "In New Hampshire we're losing tens of millions of dollars annually when parents are forced to leave the workforce due to the lack of affordable, let alone, quality child care. That's why the New Hampshire Child Care Scholarship Program is essential. With the cost of annual child care exceeding $32,000 a year with two young children, the scholarship is a lifeline.", "SB 243 is a smart, cost-effective solution. It streamlines paperwork for families, reduces administrative burdens for providers, and removes obstacles keeping parents out of the workforce.", "Support SB 243 and ensure its provisions are included in the state budget.", "Let's be clear, however. New Hampshire's child care system is in crisis. Chronic underfunding is pushing providers to the brink. At Ms. Hoppe's center they are losing their Early Head Start partnership after the closure of the regional federal office. This costs them $70,000 annually.", "Due to a million dollar reduction in food bank funding, their summer feeding program is canceled. They cannot take the risk of losing that funding resulting in 125 school age children not receiving food during the summer.", "Our leaders should take meaningful action to restore education and adult education funding, expand investments in affordable housing, protect Medicaid reimbursement rates, and provide funding for mental health supports, including substance misuse treatment and maternal care.", "Pass SB 243 to support families and providers alike. If these programs disappear our communities and our economy will pay the price."]}, {"who": "Miriam Osofsky", "points": ["Ms. Osofsky is the parent of a 28-year-old with developmental disabilities and autism, who is cared for by Siddharth Services in Manchester.", "Her child previously experienced abuse in a residential school and severe insomnia that made it unsafe for him to stay at home.", "She warned that cutting 3% from Medicaid would lead to understaffing, lower quality of care, and could recreate abusive conditions such as what her son has faced."]}, {"who": "Julia Neily", "points": ["Ms. Neily expressed support for funding Medicaid, the arts, and the judiciary system.", "As a former public defender, she saw how many services are intertwined.", "Special needs programs at her school helped her learn to speak despite severe hearing deficits with intensive speech therapy."]}, {"who": "Bret Smith", "points": ["Mr. Smith shared a personal story about his childhood trauma and abuse that led to long-term emotional and psychological struggles.", "After receiving intensive inpatient treatment for both medical and mental health needs, he began to recover but faced fear and uncertainty transitioning back into the community.", "Medicaid support during this period provided a crucial lifeline, enabling recovery and helping him rebuild his life.", "He urged the committee to preserve Medicaid funding, emphasizing its role as potentially lifesaving, short-term support that fosters resilience and recovery."]}, {"who": "Johnathan Routhier, Executive Vice President, Mental Health Centers of Greater Manchester", "points": ["The House budget makes drastic cuts to the state mental health system.", "Ten mental health centers are still recovering from 2023 Medicaid unwind.", "Mr. Routhier also advocated for SB 244 to address workforce shortages, and requested provisions from that bill be put into the budget."]}, {"who": "Regan Lamphier, Nashua", "points": ["Ms. Lamphier explained her son, who needed institutional-level care, was able to live at home thanks to a Medicaid waiver program. This enabled him to receive in-home care and public-school services, allowing her to continue working.", "She explained the proposed cuts to Medicaid and DHHS threaten the home and community-based care system that replaced institutionalization.", "She warned New Hampshire could revert to institutionalizing people with disabilities without adequate funding.", "She urged the committee to prioritize vulnerable citizens over tax cuts for the wealthy, emphasizing that fully funding Medicaid is both morally right and fiscally smart."]}, {"who": "Joanne Linden, Chair, Citizens\u2019 Advisory Board, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Services", "points": ["Ms. Linden\u2019s current program goal is to stop the revolving door into jails and prisons and reduce recidivism by increasing employment and education.", "She is opposed to the House defunding the programs she believes address addiction, treatment and recidivism."]}, {"who": "Laura Davies", "points": ["Ms. Davies asked the Senate to fund the BDS. priority needs list. This means removing 3% Medicaid cut and not decreasing funding for disability services.", "She also asked the Senate to fund early support services, as they helped her be ready for school.", "She noted the importance of recreation funding and how it enables her to do activities that she enjoy and make her healthy."]}, {"who": "David Zwald, Ashland", "points": ["Mr. Zwald is a maintenance worker at the Department of Corrections.", "He testified against the proposed budget, which would eliminate his position among many others.", "His primary responsibility is maintaining and servicing locks, with additional duties regarding fire suppression, alarms, and security systems.", "He emphasized the prison infrastructure is very old and requires constant repair and custom fabrication.", "He noted the budget proposes cutting more than half of the Maintenance Department, despite the critical role they play in preventing facility failures."]}, {"who": "Jennifer Foley, YDC Claims Administration, General Counsel", "points": ["Ms. Foley spoke in support of adequate funding for the Youth Development Center Settlement Fund, highlighting the need to address decades of abuse claims.", "The current budget proposal in HB 2 underfunds the settlement process.", "She stressed the state\u2019s moral and legal obligation to address the harm done to vulnerable youth.", "She addressed mediation as a valid and existing option but emphasized it must be trusted by all parties and overseen properly to be effective."]}, {"who": "Christine Phillips, Co-Founder, Friends of Aine Center for Grieving Children and Families", "points": ["Ms. Phillips requests the Senate reinstate funding from Governor Ayotte\u2019s budget for juvenile peer-to-peer grief support services.", "Funding from the state to Friends of Aine enabled them to expand statewide and give over 250 hours of support in schools, connecting students across the state. Education projects are filling in gaps across the state."]}, {"who": "Sandra Cannon, Atkinson", "points": ["Ms. Cannon opposed the proposed budget\u2019s expansion of Education Freedom Accounts, while other essential programs face cuts.", "She praised the small increases in public education funding and called for those increases to continue annually.", "She criticized changes to the state\u2019s tax policy, noting they help the wealthy, while public schools and services are underfunded.", "She urged legislators to listen to public opposition to education freedom accounts voiced in hearings and town ballots."]}, {"who": "Verna Sharpe, Rochester", "points": ["Ms. Sharpe testified in support of Medicaid funding and area agency services, emphasizing their critical role in supporting her 33-year-old daughter with Smith-Magenis Syndrome.", "Her daughter has been receiving services from Community Partners for 20 years, allowing her to work, own a home, and contribute to the economy.", "Ms. Sharpe expressed frustration that basic care for the disabled, elderly, and poor is up for debate.", "She urged legislators to stop balancing the budget on the backs of the vulnerable and instead called for increased taxation on the ultra-wealthy."]}, {"who": "David Hathcock, Public Defender", "points": ["Mr. Hathcock urged legislators to fully fund indigent defense in New Hampshire to protect public safety and avoid legal and financial consequences.", "He warned we could face similar disruptions to other states that have underfunded indigent defense systems.", "He emphasized failing to fund the public defender system would force the state to rely on more expensive private counsel, ultimately costing the state more money."]}, {"who": "Tia Winter, Lebanon School Board", "points": ["Ms. Winter is a mental health care provider that works with Medicaid.", "She, and the Lebanon School Board, are requesting clarity on a number of the items in the budget.", "Her objections are how this bill undercuts special education, advocacy, DEI and student support.", "The implementation of open enrollment would make fiscally responsible budgeting impossible due to the requirement of new administrators and unreliable funding streams.", "The removal of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs undercuts students and leads to them not being supported.", "Reporting of child abuse is chilled when mandatory reporters must give their name and can be punished for false reports."]}, {"who": "Dr. Ritu Ullal, Child Advocacy and Protection Program", "points": ["Dr. Ullal spoke in support of funding the Office of the Child Advocate as a board-certified physician at Dartmouth Health.", "As a Child Advocacy and Protection (CAP) provider, she collaborates closely with DCYF, law enforcement, child advocacy centers, and health care professionals on cases involving child abuse, neglect, and substance exposure.", "She emphasized even with multiple professionals involved, critical details in child abuse cases can still be missed, which is why the Office of the Child Advocate is essential."]}, {"who": "Elizabeth Kennett, New Hampshire Diabetes", "points": ["Ms. Kennett is a registered nurse and diabetes care specialist, and supports funding for Medicaid.", "Medical expenses for those with diabetes are 2.6 times higher than those without.", "She requests that Medicaid be left at its current funding levels."]}, {"who": "Nancy Vaughan, American Heart Association", "points": ["Ms. Vaughan is the Government Relations Director for the American Heart Association in New Hampshire.", "She urged the committee to restore $600,000 per year in funding for the state\u2019s Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program.", "She advocated for restoring funding to the Liquor Commission\u2019s Enforcement Division, which helps enforce the minimum legal age for tobacco sales.", "She explained restoring the funding would use 0.25% of the $220 million projected in tobacco excise tax revenue, helping offset the $847 million in health care costs and $640 million in productivity losses the state incurs annually from tobacco-related illnesses."]}, {"who": "Jesse Cloutier, Cornish Public Schools", "points": ["Mr. Cloutier opposes open education vouchers.", "He has been in public, private, religious and home school education systems.", "Vouchers destabilize larger systems by pulling funding from them for other schools.", "This takes money from the poor to give a financial cushion to the rich.", "Mr. Cloutier asked the committee to reject all language on open enrollment and school vouchers."]}, {"who": "Christine O\u2019Connor, Department of Corrections", "points": ["Ms. O\u2019Connor is a licensed clinical social worker and alcohol and drug counselor, currently serving in the Secure Psychiatric Unit (SPU).", "SPU is an involuntary psychiatric hospital located within the New Hampshire State Prison for Men, treating the most acutely mentally ill and violent patients in the state.", "She testified against HB 1, which proposes cutting four essential clinical positions at the SPU, including her own.", "She emphasized these cuts would jeopardize public and institutional safety, as SPU handles emergency transfers of patients with severe psychiatric and violent behavior from county jails and New Hampshire Hospital."]}, {"who": "Heather Miville, Department of Corrections", "points": ["Ms. Miville is an administrator and case manager at the Department of Corrections, working to lower recidivism and manage addiction.", "Staffing levels lower than what they are working at now are not possible for people who require a higher level of care to maintain a safe environment.", "She is asking the committee not cut any positions at the Department of Corrections."]}, {"who": "Karin Mortimer, Merrimack", "points": ["Ms. Mortimer is a parent of a child with cerebral palsy, whose educational and support needs are deeply impacted by the budget.", "She explained her family is impacted by Medicaid, mental health services, housing issues, and special education.", "She urged legislators to remember families like hers, stressing those testifying aren\u2019t asking for extras, but are fighting out of fear for essential services."]}, {"who": "Nick Krakoff, Conservation Law Foundation", "points": ["Mr. Krakoff stated that he is a senior attorney at the Conservation Law Foundation.", "He testified in opposition to several energy-related provisions in HB 2, including measures previously in HB 219 and HB 224.", "He emphasized that these changes would harm New Hampshire\u2019s economy, undermining a growing renewable energy sector that supports 3,500 jobs and has attracted $800 million in solar investments.", "He cited a 2024 Department of Energy report showing the Renewable Energy Fund has leveraged $460 million in clean energy investments and has directly benefited schools, towns, and small businesses across the state.", "He also raised constitutional concerns, arguing that diverting Renewable Energy Fund funding to the general fund would unlawfully convert a regulatory fee into a tax, violating the state constitution\u2019s requirements for tax uniformity."]}, {"who": "Phyllis Mackey, Newfields", "points": ["Ms. Mackey testified in opposition to HB 1 and HB 2, warning that proposed cuts will worsen New Hampshire\u2019s existing mental health crisis.", "She shared her personal experience as a former Medicaid provider, noting that she had to stop seeing Medicaid clients due to low reimbursement rates and ended services for children due to the lack of available specialized help.", "She criticized the proposed $37 million cut to Community Mental Health Centers and the elimination of the Office of the Child Advocate, stating that these would further erode the state\u2019s already fragile safety net."]}, {"who": "Tom Langlais, Epsom", "points": ["Mr. Langlais stated that he is a former state representative.", "He testified in opposition to the elimination of 150 positions within the Department of Corrections, as proposed in HB 1 and HB 2.", "He emphasized the Department\u2019s essential role in ensuring public safety, especially considering the Governor\u2019s call for mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl dealers. He stressed that these laws cannot be enforced without adequate staffing."]}, {"who": "Sarah Skoglund, Strafford", "points": ["Ms. Skoglund is a staff member in the Winnisquam Regional School District.", "She testified in defense of the New Hampshire Department of Education\u2019s Office of Student and Educator Wellness, which she said was mischaracterized as having unfilled positions in the House budget process.", "She emphasized the office's vital role in supporting Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports for Behavioral Health and Wellness (MTSS-B).", "She said the office has been instrumental in securing federal funding for school behavioral health initiatives and in offering ongoing technical assistance and training.", "The office has supported substance misuse prevention and MTSS-B exploration in 26 districts, and established a statewide professional network now including 164 school professionals."]}, {"who": "Fern Seiden, Enfield", "points": ["Ms. Seiden is the Director of Student and Staff Wellness for the Concord School District.", "She testified in opposition to the proposed elimination of 4 positions in the Department of Education\u2019s Office of Student and Educator Wellness.", "She praised New Hampshire for being a national leader by establishing the Office of Student and Educator Wellness in 2013.", "She explained MTSS-B is a public health model for schools, ensuring all students receive universal support, early intervention, and intensive help when needed.", "She argued eliminating these coaching positions would undermine a successful, research-based system that improves student outcomes and supports educator effectiveness across the state."]}, {"who": "Kate Frey, New Futures", "points": ["Ms. Frey stated that she is the Vice President of Advocacy at New Futures.", "She is testifying in opposition to several provisions in HB 1 and HB 2, warning that they would harm health, wellness, and substance use treatment systems in New Hampshire.", "She criticized using the Opioid Abatement Trust Fund to fund the Alcohol Fund, as it would restrict spending to opioid-related services only and eliminate $10.7 million for broader substance use prevention and treatment efforts, including alcohol and stimulants.", "She urged for the continued funding of the Alcohol Fund at 5% of liquor gross profits, restoration of general funds to the Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, and protection of the Governor\u2019s Commission programming.", "She strongly supports full funding for the children\u2019s system of care, including the Office of Student and Educator Wellness, the Children\u2019s System of Care Resource Center, and the inclusion of Senate bills 128, 255, and 243.", "Ms. Frey opposed the elimination of PDAB, the 3% Medicaid reimbursement cut, new CHIP/Medicaid cost-sharing, and the proposed ban on DEI-related contracts."]}, {"who": "Sandra Woodman, Community Mental Health Centers", "points": ["Ms. Woodman stated that she is the director of Youth and Family Services at Community Partners of Strafford County, as well as a licensed mental health counselor.", "She said the DEI provision was added without a public hearing or input and lacks a direct budget appropriation. She emphasized that it should be treated as a policy issue through a separate bill.", "She questioned the need for this provision and emphasized that community mental health centers already face complex administrative burdens and workforce shortages. She said the DEI provision would only add unnecessary strain and urged for its removal from HB 2."]}, {"who": "Victor Demeroto, Department of Corrections", "points": ["Mr. Demeroto testified in opposition to the proposed budget as a Financial Agent for the Department of Corrections, whose position would be eliminated by proposed cuts.", "He explained Financial Agents play a critical role in collecting court-ordered restitution from offenders and ensuring payments are made to victims. He noted over 23,000 victims in New Hampshire are currently awaiting restitution.", "These situations are handled by 3 full-time and 1 part-time financial agents covering the entire state.", "Mr. Demeroto emphasized approving the budget as proposed would effectively eliminate restitution enforcement and harm crime victims."]}, {"who": "Kirk Williamson, Prescription Drug Affordability Board", "points": ["Mr. Williamson stated that he is the Executive Director of the New Hampshire PDAB.", "He highlighted the impact of high drug prices in New Hampshire, noting that 53% of residents worry about affording their prescriptions and 25% skip medications due to cost.", "He emphasized that prescription drug costs burden families, taxpayers, and Medicaid.", "He outlined PDAB\u2019s recent achievements, including their collaboration with the Governor\u2019s office on a state discount card, legislation enabling biosimilar drug substitution, and a report identifying 3 drugs responsible for $33 million in increased costs in 2023.", "He urged the Senate to restore PDAB\u2019s funding as included in the Governor\u2019s budget."]}, {"who": "Stephen Hamilton, New Hampshire Board of Tax and Land Appeals", "points": ["Mr. Hamilton stated that he is a property assessment professional and former Review Appraiser for the New Hampshire Board of Tax and Land Appeals.", "He explained that 80% of property tax appeals go through the Board, not the superior court, due to its affordable filing fees and accessible process.", "Mr. Hamilton warned that without the board, taxpayers would be forced into costly superior court litigation, making justice inaccessible for lower-dollar disputes.", "He noted that municipalities also benefit from the Board, as they typically don\u2019t need to hire attorneys for Board hearings but would incur legal costs if appeals shift to the court system.", "He urged the Senate to restore funding to this agency, noting that it fosters taxpayer trust in the system and promotes equitable resolution through structured mediation."]}, {"who": "Sarah Sadowski, Concord", "points": ["Ms. Sadowski is the mother of a disabled 16-year-old. She spoke against the underfunding of public and early education, expressing concern about cuts to Medicaid and disability services.", "She explained the administrative burden of navigating private insurance and warned if Medicaid premiums are implemented, her family would likely drop private coverage, thus shifting costlier care onto the state.", "She criticized the proposed elimination of the PDAB and acknowledged the current cost pressures on families and the state.", "She stated true fiscal responsibility would be addressing private insurance inefficiencies, drug pricing, and school voucher subsidies, rather than cutting essential services.", "She asked the committee to reject HB 1 and HB 2 in their current forms and support a budget that reflects long-term spending that saves money and protects vulnerable populations."]}, {"who": "Lacey Fehrenbach, Auburn", "points": ["Ms. Fehrenbach explained the programs facing cuts are essential investments in people, emphasizing that cutting them will undermine community health, safety, and long-term growth.", "She emphasized access to resources like education, Medicaid, mental health care, housing, and therapies improve public safety and quality of life for everyone.", "She urged the committee to reject this budget and invest in the people of New Hampshire."]}, {"who": "Michael Bessette, SAU 65-Kearsarge", "points": ["He is the assistant superintendent of Kearsarge Regional School District which serves seven towns in central New Hampshire.", "Thousands of Granite Staters support strong, accountable public education. In January, more than sixteen hundred residents attended the annual district meeting to vote on a last-minute proposal that would have cut $10 million from the school budget and capped future spending. That proposal was rejected by ninety-two percent of voters because it would have eliminated their school\u2019s critical support positions and reduced services for students with special needs.", "The community response to that proposal reflected a shared belief in maintaining fiscally responsible, academically sound, and locally governed schools.", "New Hampshire students rank in the top ten percent nationally for reading and in the top twelve percent for math. However, communities like Kearsarge are forced to choose between significant tax burdens or reduced educational services. This is a result of the funding model that relies too heavily on property wealth instead of student need.", "School districts are not asking for unchecked spending, they are asking for a responsible, stable, and constitutional funding solution that allows communities to plan with predictability and ensure that students have access to an adequate education regardless of their zip code.", "Local taxpayers have consistently stepped up; it is time for the State to start meeting its own obligation. Remove amendments from the budget which would continue to expand opportunity gaps and increase the cost burdens to local communities.", "Send open enrollment back for further study and let it develop."]}, {"who": "Maggie Baumer, Hanger Inc", "points": ["Ms. Baumer stated that she is an upper-limb amputee representing the Hanger Clinic.", "She emphasized how reduced funding would affect the health and mobility of New Hampshire\u2019s residents with limb loss or limb difference.", "She urged the Committee to include SB 132 in the budget, which would extend coverage for activity-specific prosthetic devices to adults.", "She cited data showing that the fiscal impact of SB 132 would be minimal, while offering millions in long-term health care savings by preventing costly secondary conditions."]}, {"who": "Virginia Cannon", "points": ["She has a child whose genetic disorder puts her in a wheelchair most days and has a developmental disability that makes it hard to get her engaged in physical therapy. She and her child\u2019s father have not asked the State for assistance for the majority of her child\u2019s life.", "She did not like paying taxes but was willing to pay because it supported people who were not as privileged as her family.", "She paid for her child to go to private school to help get her the best help possible. She paid property taxes to fund the public school, and it was their decision to pay tuition for private school. Education funding to send wealthy people\u2019s children to private school with public dollars is not an appropriate use of tax dollars.", "She suggested reinstituting the interest and dividends tax, which she paid, and re-upping the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax.", "People do not like taxes, but they are the cost of living in a healthy society."]}, {"who": "Deane Kellison, Benton", "points": ["Ms. Kellison explained she became unable to care for herself following the death of her partner and a series of serious medical conditions. She was connected to Riverbend, where a Medicaid-funded case manager helped her access medication, medical care, and basic needs. Due to this support, she has recovered and now lives a stable life.", "She emphasized without Medicaid, she likely would have ended up in jail, emergency rooms, or institutional care, all of which would have cost the state significantly more than the Medicaid support she received."]}, {"who": "Karen Trudel", "points": ["In the budget two years ago, providers were given a three percent increase that this budget takes away.", "She questioned why this budget proposes a $40 million cut to mental health centers. In 2024, Riverbend in Concord had to stop seeing three hundred patients and was quoted saying they are not being compensated enough.", "Transitional housing is a big problem. There is not enough transitional housing for the mentally ill and substance use patients. Staffing is another issue in this housing.", "She expressed concern about 988 and crisis intervention services."]}, {"who": "Joanne Langlais, Department of Corrections", "points": ["Ms. Langlais is a Financial Services staff member at the Department of Corrections.", "She opposes the proposed job cuts under HB 1 and HB 2, emphasizing department staff are essential to the functioning of state prisons.", "Prison-related administrative tasks will remain constant unless the prison population declines. Cutting positions would force untrained staff or corrections officers to absorb complex duties, leading to inefficiency and risk.", "She emphasized many prison expenses are legally mandated, and eliminating jobs won\u2019t change those obligations unless laws themselves are rewritten."]}, {"who": "Miranda Lane, Brigid\u2019s House of Hope", "points": ["Ms. Lane is a licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and the Executive Director of Brigid\u2019s House of Hope, a non-profit that provides long-term supportive housing to survivors of human trafficking in New Hampshire.", "Human trafficking is something that many do not believe happens here, but it happens all the time. She spoke on behalf of some of the most vulnerable people in the state, survivors who have faced unimaginable exploitation. The decisions made on the budget will determine whether those individuals find stability, safety, and healing or whether they will fall through the cracks.", "Every system functions exactly the way it was designed, which means that our design is bad. Budgets build those designs.", "The mental health workforce shortage has been ongoing for decades.", "Increase investments in affordable and supportive housing, including transitional housing. Research shows that without safe housing survivors are at risk of being re-exploited. Ensure shelters are adequately reimbursed to provide crisis care.", "The state needs more long-term housing like Brigid\u2019s House, which was created at the request of the New Hampshire Task Force Against Human Trafficking. In 2018, there was no housing specific to survivors of trafficking in New Hampshire.", "Mental health and Medicaid reimbursement directly impacts access to trauma-informed care. She told the story of a survivor who has mental health issues, chronic illness, and a long-term disability as a result of her exploitation and abuse. That survivor\u2019s out-of-pocket medical expenses were $19,000 and her annual income is $17,000.", "The budget has the potential to be a beacon of hope, especially for survivors of trafficking."]}, {"who": "Gemma Soldati, Somersworth", "points": ["Ms. Soldati is an internationally recognized performer who left New Hampshire due to the lack of artistic opportunities, but later returned and revived her career with support from the State Council on the Arts.", "The funding she has received has enabled her to perform and contribute to venues across the state and work with at-risk youth."]}, {"who": "Alexis Wilbur", "points": ["Ms. Wilbur voiced opposition to open enrollment. Mandatory open enrollment has consequences that introduce chaos into the system and would challenge the performance of schools across the state.", "Cornish voters made decisions at the local level to ensure the town\u2019s relevance in a changing world. Eight years ago, Cornish seceded from a larger multi-school district to become their own SAU. Since then, they have seen test scores increase and have almost doubled the school\u2019s population.", "Mandatory open enrollment and the funding formula has 80% of ascending district\u2019s pupil costs going to the receiving district. This is fiscally irresponsible. It runs counter to the New Hampshire spirit of local control. In a state where approximately 70% of each district\u2019s school budget is from locally-raised tax dollars, the system mandates how these dollars are spent and overrides local decision making. It does not solve a problem, it creates one.", "New Hampshire already has laws and systems in place that allow districts to offer choice to families and students in many small districts like Cornish. Towns negotiate tuition agreements with other districts for options for high school.", "Charter schools and homeschooling already provide mechanisms and solutions to situations given as reasons by the prime sponsor for changing the system.", "If the goal is to increase performance a study entitled, \"Effects of Open Enrollment on School Choice and Student Outcomes,\" demonstrates it does not. The study found those students who opt out of their default public schools often perform significantly worse on standardized tests than similar students who stayed behind."]}, {"who": "Kaitlin Martineau, Merrimack County Child Advocacy Center", "points": ["Ms. Martineau is a Forensic Interviewer with the Merrimack County Child Advocacy Center. She shared her experience working with victims of child sexual and physical abuse in New Hampshire.", "She explained the function of child advocacy centers, where professionals from law enforcement, CPS, prosecution, medicine, mental health, and victim advocacy collaborate to holistically address child abuse cases.", "She addressed concerns the Office of the Child Advocate is a duplicative service and stated that it is essential to child safety and not redundant. She urged the committee to fully fund the Office of the Child Advocate."]}, {"who": "Emily Coutermarsh", "points": ["Ms. Coutermarsh works with children with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries. The individuals and families she supports critically depend on services funded through Medicaid and other supported services.", "She related a success story from her time at Plymouth State University. She was working as a licensed nursing assistant. When her parents turned sixty-five she was taken off their insurance and put on Medicaid. She depended on health, dental, and vision insurance, as well as food stamps. The people she serves now are dependent on those systems.", "Cuts to Medicaid, developmental disabilities, acquired brain injuries, in-home supports, and University funding would have devastating consequences for families who are already stretched thin.", "Many caregivers are unable to work due to their loved ones\u2019 needs. They rely on Medicaid not only for medical coverage but for food assistance as well.", "To address these challenges and avoid strain, she asked for the state to reinvest in community-based care. Expand Medicaid flexibility with waivers to allow tailored coverage that would help those with developmental disabilities.", "Create public and private partnerships. Many organizations are willing to step in with the right incentives and help share the burden of care costs while maintaining quality of service, audits, and relocating inefficient spending.", "Strengthen the workforce by investing in our state\u2019s vulnerable populations and the University System."]}, {"who": "Meredith Hatfield, The Nature Conservancy", "points": ["Ms. Hatfield urged the removal of HB 219 and HB 224 from HB 2, agreeing with environmental and industry leaders who say these would undermine the state\u2019s clean energy economy.", "She advocated for the Renewable Energy Fund to be spent as intended on eligible energy projects to benefit a wide range of ratepayers.", "She requested the Senate exempt Fish and Game funds from the proposed 5% administrative fee on dedicated funds to preserve essential conservation and wildlife programs."]}, {"who": "Lisa Beaudoin", "points": ["Ms. Beaudoin is a disability policy professional who owns Strategies for Disability Equity. Her son is on Medicaid\u2019s developmental disability waiver. She is opposed to this budget.", "It is morally reprehensible that New Hampshire cut business taxes and has eliminated the dividends tax while austerity is being hoisted onto the backs of Medicaid recipients for the purpose of offsetting the state\u2019s decision to reduce tax obligations for those with portfolios.", "The Interest and Dividends Tax was $184 million, 7% of General Funds that are now off the table in revenue. She asked for an amendment to reinstate the Interest and Dividends Tax. Revenue cannot be left off the table when creating a budget.", "New Hampshire has legal obligations under RSA 171-A which mandates that the New Hampshire Legislature fully fund the adult developmental disability service system. In simple terms, this means no waitlists for services.", "When services are not adequately funded families are forced to step up as unpaid caregivers. This costs families $339 million per year.", "Medicaid needs more funding. It would be prudent to request that DHHS conduct a cost-benefit analysis. Every other state that has implemented premiums or work requirements has found that administrative and implementation costs far outweigh any projected savings.", "Ms. Beaudoin questioned what the state would do about the serious effort at the federal level to cut Medicaid."]}, {"who": "Bonnie Dunham, Merrimack", "points": ["Ms. Dunham explained her 44-year-old son with developmental disabilities lives a full life thanks to Medicaid-funded services.", "After his long-term direct support provider retired, Ms. Dunham and her husband have been providing full-time care while struggling to find a new provider, due to low wages and workforce shortages.", "She emphasized without proper funding to pay these providers a living wage, families like hers cannot continue supporting their loved ones at home, even though doing so saves the state significant money compared to institutional care."]}, {"who": "Anna O\u2019Hara", "points": ["Ms. O'Hara stated her opposition to HB 1 and HB 2. They are bad bills and are an insult to the people who voted.", "This budget slashes health care, guts education, eliminates watchdog agencies, and expands giveaways to private interests, while fast-tracking tax breaks for the wealthiest Granite Staters.", "This bill is not responsible government, it is deliberate neglect.", "Medicaid cuts co-pays for the poorest, less mental health support, and substance misuse programs at a time when communities are already struggling.", "Massive cuts to higher education and the elimination of scholarships when we are already losing young people to other states.", "With the elimination of the Office of the Child Advocate, the Human Rights Commission, and the Art Council, Ms. O'Hara questioned what message that sends about what and who the New Hampshire government values.", "The budget process felt rushed, closed off, and designed to keep public voices out. That is not democracy, it is damage control.", "These are not just line items on a spreadsheet, these are people\u2019s lives. This budget abandons them, and voters will not forget who turned their backs on them."]}, {"who": "Ken Philips, Peterborough", "points": ["Mr. Philips explained his daughter chose to go to UNH despite having comparable financial aid offers from out-of-state schools. He emphasized this shows the value and competitiveness of New Hampshire\u2019s public university system.", "He emphasized the importance of retaining young talent in New Hampshire and the benefits it provides to local communities.", "Mr. Philips warned cutting $30 million from the University budget would directly undermine opportunities and diminish the state\u2019s ability to attract and retain students."]}, {"who": "Representative Jerry Stringham, House Finance Committee", "points": ["Representative Stringham discussed simple things to increase revenues:", "Video lottery terminals (VTs). The Governor\u2019s budget authorized a revenue distribution of VTs at 55% to casino operators and 45% to the state. The House budget is built on 30% to the state. A better budget takes into account some of the concerns in the House by providing operators with 65% of the revenue for the first year, but returning to a 55/45 split after that. This change brings an additional $72 million into the State Education Trust Fund.", "A second source of revenue comes from rolling back the expansion of EFA vouchers. A compromise would keep the EFA eligibility the same as it is today, funding the program at the Governor\u2019s Fiscal Year 2026 level.", "A compromise budget restores cuts to economic drivers like tourism development and the arts, which continue to stimulate New Hampshire\u2019s business growth. Doing so allows the state to use revenue projections between the Governor and the House amounts. This would bring in an additional $285 million over the biennium as compared to the House budget.", "Tobacco taxes are being raised substantially in neighboring Vermont and Maine. He suggested New Hampshire follow the recommendations and requests of the American Heart Association and the American Cancer Society by raising the cigarette tax by $1 per pack. New Hampshire would still have by far the lowest cigarette tax in the Northeast. The increase would only represent a cost-of-living increase since it was set at $1.78 per pack in 2008. The cost-of-living adjustment would raise $50 million to $90 million for the biennium.", "The budget should include a new revenue source: the sale of the Sununu Center. The budget should provide for a sale of the center and the 150 acres it sits on."], "member": {"label": "Representative Jerry Stringham", "party_code": "D", "slug": "jerry-stringham-graf-3"}}, {"who": "Dr. Janet Perkins Howland", "points": ["Dr. Perkins Howland stated that she strongly supports Momnibus 2.0 as an OB-GYN with nearly 30 years of experience in New Hampshire.", "She emphasized the importance of improving care in rural areas, noting that a pregnant patient in the North Country had to use a sled and snowmobile to access prenatal care.", "She said there is an urgent need to address perinatal mental health and praised provisions of the bill including mental health screening at pediatric visits and a mental health hotline for complex psychiatric cases.", "She emphasized that Momnibus 2.0 is pro-New Hampshire, pro-family, and fiscally prudent."]}, {"who": "Micaela Demeter", "points": ["She is a Dover School Board member and is on staff for the New Hampshire School Funding Fairness Project.", "She shared testimony from four people who could not make the hearing: Jenna Hardy from the Merrimack School Board, Janine Leser from the ConVal School Board, Curtis Hamilton from the ConVal School Board, and Curtis Register from the Durham Town Council."]}, {"who": "Doug Marino, Brentwood", "points": ["Mr. Marino urged the Senate to restore funding to New Hampshire\u2019s regional planning commissions.", "He emphasized that regional planning commissions play a crucial role in planning for housing, transportation, and coastal resilience.", "He explained that small investments in planning yield significant long-term returns and emphasized that cutting this funding for short-term savings is counterproductive."]}, {"who": "Michelle St. John, Northern Human Services", "points": ["Provided written testimony from families who receive services and support from Northern Human Services, a dual state agency that is designated not-for-profit. The agency provides developmental disability service programs and supports and serves the community mental health center for the most vulnerable residents in Carroll, Coos, and upper Grafton counties.", "The big issues are the three percent Medicaid cut, fully funding the wait list, and fully funding community mental health and behavioral health in the community.", "She explained that she provides housing, nutrition, and activities of daily living for her eighty-seven-year-old mother. She urged the Committee to ensure funding for long-term support and services, including Medicaid, for the oldest and most medically vulnerable senior citizens.", "She urged the Committee to treat every resident of the state as individuals who deserve equal rights to healthcare, housing, public bathroom access, and team sports safety education. New Hampshire\u2019s LGBTQ community should not be subjected to legislation that marginalizes them or takes away their rights as human beings. She urged the Committee to not include any policies in HB 2 that would take away their rights."]}, {"who": "Kelli Twiss, Kingston", "points": ["Ms. Twiss criticized the proposed budget cuts, noting they would cause harm to people in New Hampshire, especially regarding Medicaid, education, and disability services.", "She opposed the use of the budget to fund tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy, while simultaneously cutting essential services for the poor and middle class.", "She opposed the inclusion of HB 48, describing it as discriminatory."]}, {"who": "Annie Hopkins, Portsmouth", "points": ["Ms. Hopkins shared a personal story about her experience with severe depression, anxiety, and panic attacks postpartum. While she completed a depression screening at her son\u2019s 6-month pediatric visit, she did not receive any follow up from her OB-GYN, despite her high score.", "She described the difficulty in accessing care and emphasized Momnibus 2.0 would close these care gaps, provide critical perinatal mental health support, and ensure mothers are not left to suffer in silence. She urged the committee to include this in the budget."]}, {"who": "Lucas Coriaty, University of New Hampshire Student", "points": ["Mr. Coriaty stated that he is speaking in opposition to the proposed cuts to UNH, expressing concerns about both the university system and broader social services.", "He criticized the school voucher program, explaining that it diverts funds to wealthy families and programs without proper standards or oversight.", "He noted that 50-60% of UNH graduates stay in New Hampshire, urging the Committee to recognize the long-term economic and community value of investing in higher education."]}, {"who": "Mariam Levy, Exeter", "points": ["Ms. Levy is the mother of 3 children in public school and a school consultant.", "She spoke against the anti-DEI language incorporated into the budget.", "She emphasized DEI means acknowledging diversity, providing equitable support, and fostering inclusion principles. She believes this is fundamental to a healthy, educational environment.", "She raised concerns about broad language in the proposed policy, which she explained could make teachers afraid to discuss inclusion or meet students\u2019 emotional and social needs.", "She noted federal courts have ruled similar language unconstitutional and she criticized the penalties for violations."]}, {"who": "Brian Harlow", "points": ["Mr. Harlow spoke in support of fully funding the Alcohol Fund, noting it is a key source of support for substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery.", "He emphasized that the Alcohol Fund is legally mandated to receive 5% of gross alcohol profits, which would amount to $12 million this year, yet it has been chronically underfunded.", "He credited himself being sober for 32 years to his access to evidence-based treatment made possible through his parents\u2019 health insurance.", "He urged the Committee to recognize that not everyone has access to private insurance, and fully funding the Alcohol Fund is critical to help others recover."]}, {"who": "Senator Debra Altschiller, District 24", "points": ["Senator Altschiller relayed concerns from constituents of the Seacoast region who could not attend in person.", "She highlighted public opposition to expanding the school voucher program, especially while public schools remain underfunded. She condemned the proposed cuts to the university system as well.", "She shared stories from her constituents including families depending on Medicaid, support professionals, and county action partnerships serving tens of thousands of low-income residents.", "She opposed the proposed elimination of the Office of the Child Advocate, emphasizing its critical role in independent oversight of child welfare.", "She urged the Committee to not zero-out the settlement fund for survivors of abuse at the Sununu Youth Development Center, noting that there are 800 pending claims."], "member": {"label": "Senator Debra Altschiller", "party_code": "D", "slug": "debra-altschiller-sd-24"}}, {"who": "Chief Kevin Roarke, Nashua Police Department", "points": ["Chief Roarke urged the committee's support for the provisions dealing with Group II retirement benefits.", "The department is currently down 17 officers, with their full allotment being 182.", "They face public safety employment, recruitment, and retention issues like so many other communities across the state. Recruitment is difficult but retention has been far more difficult the past few years.", "Being a police officer isn't like it was a few years ago. With those challenges comes the need to keep our experienced officers on the job.", "Over the past 5 years they've had 44 resignations. They've never seen that before. Those officers range from 6 months to 17 years. Out of the 44 resignations 28 left the profession altogether to work in the private sector. A vast majority of these people cited the changes in the retirement system as a reason for leaving.", "They've also had 30-35 full retirements. These are officers with 20+ years of service.", "Over the last 5 years they lost 43% of their staff. That creates a significant problem in so many ways. The valuable experience and training lost is not replaceable for many years to come. At this rate it will never be replaced.", "They are faced more and more with the need to hire brand new recruits. They used to have an ocean full of candidates to choose from. Today, it looks more like a puddle to choose from. Years ago we would have 400-500 individuals taking our police exam. Last month we had 9.", "Chief Roarke has been a police officer for almost 29 years and he has never seen it this bad.", "We have to do something to stop the bleeding. Every time we fill a vacant position with a new recruit we face the cost of paying a salary, being trained,", "getting uniforms, receiving proper equipment, and getting certified as a full-time police officer. We are also backfilling with overtime.", "From when Chief Roarke swears in a new police officer it takes 30 weeks until they're serviceable in the community. In those 30 weeks it cost the city, taxpayers, and our police department $45,000. That breaks down to $7,000 for training and equipment and $38,000 for health care."]}, {"who": "Mackenzie Nicholson, Senior Director, Moms Rising - New Hampshire", "points": ["Ms. Nicholson stated that budgets are moral documents \u2014 they should reflect shared values. This budget doesn\u2019t reflect the values of the families she speaks with every day.", "Ms. Nicholson said the House version of the budget bill is not a budget bill, it\u2019s a policy bomb. It includes rollbacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, attacks on LGBTQ+ Granite Staters, and distracts from the real issues families face: the childcare crisis, rising grocery costs, and unaffordable medications.", "She said this budget proposes deep cuts to health care, mental health, and housing.", "It reduces funds for childcare and public schools despite rising costs and eliminates all state funding for family planning.", "Ms. Nicholson stated that this expands Education Freedom Accounts, diverting public funds from the schools serving most of our kids, and introduces new Medicaid cost-sharing \u2014 effectively taxing our most vulnerable residents.", "The budget ignores looming federal cuts and leaves families unprotected. She expressed that we should be strengthening these essential programs, not gutting them.", "Ms. Nicholson said New Hampshire is underfunding critical systems because of years of tax breaks for businesses and the ultra-wealthy.", "She expressed that New Hampshire needs bold investments in childcare, Medicaid, and public schools. New Hampshire families didn\u2019t ask for this budget. They\u2019re speaking out \u2014 and moms are watching."]}, {"who": "Seana Hallberg", "points": ["Ms. Hallberg stated she is raising children with special needs the system often fails to address.", "Her adult son attends Landmark College, a school for students with disabilities. It took years of advocacy to get him there, and even with vocational rehab assistance, tuition is a major burden.", "She said that Medicaid is essential to supporting his needs in college \u2014 without it, they couldn't afford the services that allow him to succeed.", "Her second son is heading to the University of New Hampshire to study mechanical engineering. Even with a merit scholarship, in-state tuition exceeds $40,000.", "This budget cuts critical funding to higher education and dismantles diversity, equity, and inclusion.", "She stated that families like hers are already struggling to access the resources and opportunities our children need.", "Ms. Hallberg expressed that these proposed cuts will worsen already overwhelming financial and emotional burdens."]}, {"who": "Jennifer Smith", "points": ["Ms. Smith stated that the House budget is \u201cpenny wise and pound foolish,\u201d and without changes, it will worsen conditions for low-income and marginalized residents.", "She emphasized that New Hampshire isn\u2019t in a financial crisis; it doesn\u2019t need cuts or need to raise dedicated funds that support critical programs like community solar.", "A successful path forward requires a thoughtful, well-crafted compromise that can gain support from both the House and the Governor."]}, {"who": "Tye Thompson", "points": ["They oppose the proposed budget bills, which would slash critical services, including Medicaid for people with disabilities, mental health funding, family planning, and support for vulnerable populations. It is diverting public education funds to expand Education Freedom Accounts.", "They stated the bills also undermine civil rights, especially for transgender individuals, by embedding harmful policy language into fiscal legislation that limits access to health care, education, employment, and DEI efforts."]}, {"who": "Jodi Langellotti", "points": ["Ms. Langellotti has owned her home for nine years, and in that time, its assessed value nearly doubled. Her property taxes \u2014 now nearly $10,000 \u2014 continue to rise, with roughly 40% going to local schools.", "Some of that money now funds Education Freedom Accounts \u2014 even for families already using private schools.", "This budget includes policies that cut social services and health care for those who need it most, while removing income caps from EFAs and allowing any student to attend any statewide school, regardless of the strain on receiving districts or local taxpayers.", "Tuition costs $8,000 to $35,000 a year. She expressed that if she can\u2019t afford it, lower-income families certainly can\u2019t without major scholarships.", "As an active PTA member, she watched teachers request funding for basic needs like recess equipment, classroom furniture, gym gear, microphones, and nurse supplies."]}, {"who": "Representative Jonah Wheeler", "points": ["Rep. Wheeler stated that the House passed HB1/HB2 slashing the Department of Corrections budget without consulting Commissioner Helen Hanks and held only one public hearing, which is inadequate given the impact on many people.", "He said that legislators are responsible for managing a $16.5 billion budget and must ensure constituents have meaningful opportunities to participate in the process.", "He suggested alternative revenue options, such as a small increase in the rooms and meals tax or property tax equalization, which could bridge budget gaps without tax hikes."], "member": {"label": "Representative Jonah Wheeler", "party_code": "D", "slug": "jonah-wheeler-hills-33"}}]}]}]}, {"when": "2025-06-05", "time": null, "what": "floor debate", "committee": "Senate", "venue": null, "video_id": "vAMlXC5eBKU", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAMlXC5eBKU&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": 4886.9, "debate_end": 5917.8, "window_start": null, "motions": ["Shall the Decision of the President Stand", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Floor Amendment", "Ought to Pass w/Amendment"], "tallies": ["8-16", "9-15", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "8-16", "9-15", "8-16", "8-16", "14-10"], "state": "floor_stated", "candidate": null, "debate_start": 4886.9, "start_stated": true, "said_how": "number"}, {"when": "2025-06-12", "time": "14:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "aGy5YRZ4rdw", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGy5YRZ4rdw&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": null, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null}, {"when": "2025-06-13", "time": "10:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "Ifusbupkw_8", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ifusbupkw_8&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": null, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null}, {"when": "2025-06-16", "time": "10:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "1SIDO6pM17w", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SIDO6pM17w&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": 16681.3, "debate_end": 16921.7, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_stated", "candidate": null, "debate_start": 16681.3, "start_stated": true, "said_how": "number"}, {"when": "2025-06-17", "time": "10:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "yigq3bvDOyw", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yigq3bvDOyw&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": null, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null}, {"when": "2025-06-18", "time": "10:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "SVoD154m_eg", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVoD154m_eg&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": 19883.8, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null, "debate_start": 19883.8, "start_stated": true, "said_how": "number"}, {"when": "2025-06-19", "time": "10:00", "what": "committee of conference", "committee": null, "venue": "LOB 210-211", "video_id": "Bn6MAz1PlCk", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn6MAz1PlCk&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": null, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": [], "tallies": [], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null}, {"when": "2025-06-26", "time": null, "what": "floor debate", "committee": "Senate", "venue": null, "video_id": "ezonqMvgvZg", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezonqMvgvZg&t=0s", "predicted": null, "start": null, "debate_end": null, "window_start": null, "motions": ["Conference Committee Report"], "tallies": ["16-8"], "state": "floor_dated", "candidate": null}, {"when": "2025-06-26", "time": null, "what": "floor debate", "committee": "House", "venue": null, "video_id": "grqUmnBllc8", "watch": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grqUmnBllc8&t=19804s", "predicted": null, "start": 19864.0, "debate_end": 20633.0, "window_start": 19864.0, "motions": ["Remover From Table", "Limit Debate", "Adopt CofC Report"], "tallies": ["185-180", "193-173", "184-183"], "state": "floor_precise", "candidate": null}], "reports": [{"bill": "HB2", "title": "relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures", "majority_recommendation": "OUGHT TO PASS WITH AMENDMENT", "minority_recommendation": "INEXPEDIENT TO LEGISLATE", "reports": [{"side": "Majority", "author": "Rep. Kenneth Weyler", "committee": "Finance", "vote_yeas": 14, "vote_nays": 11, "text": "This bill is called enabling legislation. It is where the changes to fees, revenue, expenditures, and reorganization which are included in HB 1, where only the funding pages are shown. Any law changes that affect the budget must be shown in this separate bill. As the Finance Committee received bills from the policy committees as the second committee, we endeavored to include them in the budget by amending HB 2. Some of these bills we moved ought to pass, or ought to pass as amended, if they did not have large effects on the budget. In order to create a balanced budget, many adjustments had to be made. We added some increases in fees, many of which had not been increased in decades. This also helped balance the budget with fewer cuts. There is hardly any agency of the state that is not affected, as the difference between the Governor's proposal and the Ways and Means estimates is almost 5% of the proposal, even after the supposed 4% cut in the proposal. There is a change in the Group II retirement which has the support of the Governor, the unions, and the committee. There are more than 100 amendments to this bill, many of which came from the Governor's proposal, and many from the committee. Funds are moved around, small boards, which were not judged efficient, were eliminated by assigning those roles to the court system. Some rules and definition were changed. It directs the sale of some state properties, including some highway rest areas, the Tirrell House, the Philbrook, Center, and the Sununu Youth Services Center. Some TANF surplus will be used for Child Care. Puts a floor on the Catastrophic Aid, so that no less than 80% must be paid. To balance the 3% added to the County Cap, the $25 million due to the counties from the COVID FMAP distribution will be paid in four yearly distributions. Takes the money from the State Scholarship Advisory Committee, and transfers it to the USNH Grant for two years. Repeals the Division of Arts in the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. These are a sample of the small changes that needed to be made to balance the budget. This is typical of many of these enabling bills in the past, and may even have fewer pages."}, {"side": "Minority", "author": "Rep. Mary Jane Wallner", "committee": "Finance", "text": "Given many draconian changes and cuts to state agencies, the minority cannot support HB 2, as amended. As with any budget, there are provisions the minority supports, particularly with respect to Group 2 retirement and changes to landfill siting in the state. The minority also support the effort to update agency fees to realistic levels to increase revenue to support state services. But on balance, these are far outweighed by the radical actions, such as the abolishment of the Office of Child Advocate, the NH Council for the Arts, the Commission on Aging, the Human Rights Commission, slashing of most of the BEA's travel and tourism marketing budget and more. The majority would abolish about 100 filled positions at the Department of Corrections. The appropriation for the Sununu Youth Development Center settlement fund is only $20 million for the biennium, far too little to maintain the claims program just put into place last year. In addition, the majority has added legislation that would decimate our renewable energy initiatives and decimates our renewable energy fund. In this amended budget, the threshold for the Education Freedom Account (EFA) program is eliminated in FY27. Contrary to the stated intent of the program since its inception, this opens EFA's to all regardless of income, resulting in an expected financial impact of between $60 and $100 million without new guardrails to prevent abuse of funds. With regard to Video Lottery Terminals, the HB 2 proposal gives 70% of the proceeds to the operator and only 30% to the state and New Hampshire charities. The operator distribution in HB 2 greatly exceeds the Governor's proposal of 45%, which aligns with our neighboring states, resulting in less to education and our state's charities. This proposal also diverts funds from the opioid abatement trust fund in order to support law enforcement operations. HB 2 lowers the percent of BPT and BET going to the education trust fund from 41% to 32%, resulting in fewer dollars designated solely for educational expenditures. HB 2 prevents municipalities from setting their own school budgets by mandating a cap on the amount that can be spent, usurping local control and solidifying underfunded schools in perpetuity. This budget also places an unreasonable burden on the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) by asking it to monitor and track down voters who have, for whatever reason, not applied for a NH driver's license. There are many valid reasons why an individual would not want or need a driver's license; but if the new program is tied to any issue pertaining to voting, follow up responsibility should fall to the Secretary of State - not the DMV - to prevent breaches of privacy. The local decision whether to adopt Keno is taken away in this proposal, retroactively undoing the original agreement made when introduced in NH. Finally, the majority amendment to HB 2 adopts a policy change with a \"Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion\" (DEI) ban in public schools and spaces without a public hearing, clear definitions, or detailed plans for terminating existing contracts and reporting. The vaguely-written DEI ban puts NH at great risk of mandating the exclusion of people with disabilities, veterans, and other protected classes from public hearing and life. This exposure will very likely result in litigation, and fails the test of fiscal responsibility. HB 2 changes the Medicaid program by requiring a 5% income copay for certain individuals with Granite Advantage and families with kids on CHiP, as well as doubled prescription copays. These people are low-income and struggling to meet basic needs and will likely go without health care, or just won't pay. The bill has no direction for how payments will be collected, and the administration of these changes will likely be significant compared to any incoming funds. The increase in uninsured patients will result in skyrocketing uncompensated care, take steps backwards in battling substance use disorder, and will cost the state more overall in the end. The bill requires the sale of the Philbrook Center which plays a vital role as a transitional housing center to discharge patients from NH Hospital. Last biennium the budget included long-overdue rate increases for providers that helped to finally bring stability to our health care and mental health care systems. Unfortunately, HB 2 includes a 3% rate cut across the board that will have direct workforce impact and will reduce the number and quality of services available to those in need. Rolling back rates will once again destabilize the entire network of care in the state. For these reasons, the minority of the Finance Committee cannot support this budget."}], "source": "House Calendar 19, 2025", "date": "2025-04-03", "dated": "signed", "cite": "HC 19", "cite_url": "https://gc.nh.gov/house/calendars_journals/viewer.aspx?fileName=calendars%5C2025%5CNo19%20April%2004%202025.pdf"}, {"bill": "HB2", "body": "S", "title": "", "source": "Senate committee report, released 2025-06-03", "date": "2025-06-05", "dated": "signed", "calendar": "Regular Calendar", "majority_recommendation": "OUGHT TO PASS WITH AMENDMENT", "minority_recommendation": "", "reports": [{"side": "Committee", "author": "Senator James Gray", "committee": "Finance", "vote_yeas": 6, "vote_nays": 2, "amendment": "2637s", "text": ""}], "cite": "SC 24A", "cite_url": "https://gc.nh.gov/senate/calendars_journals/viewer.aspx?fileName=Calendars%5C2025%5CNo%2024A%20May%2029%202025.pdf"}], "docket_reports": [], "report_actions": [], "veto_message": null, "bill_note": {"from": "1993-1994", "chamber": "H", "label": "The budget trailer bill", "note": "HB 2 is known as the budget trailer bill, filed alongside HB 1 in the first year of the term. 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Amend RSA 212- A:2 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraphs: VI. \"Commissioner\" means the commissioner of the department of environmental services. VII. \"Department\" means the department of environmental services. 2 Fish and Game; Endangered Species Conservation Act; Conservation Program. Amend RSA 212-A:9 to read as follows: 212-A:9 Conservation Programs. I. The executive director shall establish such programs, including acquisition of land or aquatic habitat or interests therein, as are deemed necessary for the conservation of endangered or threatened species. The executive director shall utilize all authority vested in the fish and game department to carry out the purposes of this section. II. In carrying out programs authorized by this section the executive director shall consult with other states having a common interest in particular threatened or endangered species of wildlife and may enter into agreements with federal agencies, other states, political subdivisions of this state or private persons with respect to programs designed to conserve endangered or threatened species of wildlife including, where appropriate, agreements for administration and management if any are established under this section or utilized for conservation of endangered or threatened species of wildlife. III. All other state departments and agencies, to the extent possible, consistent with their authorities and responsibilities, shall [assist and cooperate with the executive director in the furtherance of the purposes of this chapter for the conservation of endangered or threatened species. They shall] take such action as is reasonable and prudent to insure that actions authorized, funded, or carried out by them do not appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of such species or result in the destruction or modification of habitat of such species which is determined by the executive director to be critical, by requiring that all such action is designed to avoid [and], minimize, and mitigate harm to such species and habitat designated as critical. Other departments and agencies may consult with the executive director or hire their own internal wildlife biologists to carry out the requirements of this paragraph. The executive director shall assist other departments and agencies in carrying out this paragraph. For the purpose of this statute, \"appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of such species\" shall be defined in rules adopted by the executive director pursuant to RSA 541-A. The provisions of RSA 212-A or any rule promulgated under this chapter shall not be applicable to a state department or agency when that state department or agency, in the process of undertaking an action, is required by federal law or regulation to address the environmental impact on wildlife or wildlife habitat, of that action. IV. To meet the requirements of paragraph III, the department of environmental services shall complete the review for any permit, approval, or written authorization required pursuant to RSA 482-A, RSA 485-A, and RSA 236. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A to implement the review process and establish a fee schedule for any requested reviews. Such rulemaking shall commence within 90 days of the effective date of this paragraph. The revenue collected from this section shall be deposited into the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III. V. Any reviews conducted to fulfill the requirements of paragraph III for any permit, approval, or written authorization shall be conducted as follows: (a) Reviews shall not exceed 60 days from receipt of all information as required by rules developed pursuant to paragraph IV; (b) The time to complete the review may be extended with written authorization from the applicant; (c) If the agency or department requests additional information from the applicant necessary to complete the review, the time it takes the applicant to respond shall not count against the 60 day timeline in subparagraph (a); and (d) If the review period is not completed within the required timelines, except as provided for in subparagraph (c), then the permit, approval, or written authorization shall be deemed to not appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of a threatened or endangered species. 3 Department of Environment Services; Position Established. There shall be an environmental scientist position established within the department of environmental services, compensated under SOC 19, Payband 8, for the purpose of administering the environmental species act conservation program under RSA 212-A:9, III. 4 Fish and Game; Endangered Species Conservation Act; Threatened and Endangered Species Compensatory Mitigation Fund. Amend RSA 212-A:16 to read as follows: 212-A:16 Threatened and Endangered Species Compensatory Mitigation Fund. I. There is hereby established in the state treasury a separate fund to be known as the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund into which payments made pursuant to this section shall be credited. The fund shall be non-lapsing and continually appropriated to the fish and game department, for the purpose of funding projects that facilitate a net conservation benefit to threatened and endangered species, including, but not limited to critical habitat creation or restoration and the monitoring and maintenance of such areas. The state treasurer shall invest the fund as provided by law and any interest received on such investment shall be credited to the fund. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the executive director may accept payment for deposit into the fund for an unavoidable loss of critical habitat from a proposed activity without the approval of the governor, the governor and council, or the commission. The executive director shall approve disbursements from the fund following consultation with the commissioner [of the department of environmental services]. The [department] executive director shall submit an annual report by October 1, 2022, and every year thereafter, to the fiscal committee, the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, the house clerk, the senate clerk, the governor, and the state library, summarizing all deposits and expenditures from the fund. The report shall include, but not be limited to a description of all projects undertaken. II. The executive director shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A for the disbursement of money from the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund no later than one year following the effective date of this section. Those rules shall establish an administrative fee that the executive director may collect from payments made to the fund to cover the cost of operation of the fund. III. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A regarding when mitigation payments to the fund are required for impacts to threatened and endangered species or the habitats of threatened and endangered species, pursuant to RSA 206:33-g, II, resulting from the issuance of a permit by the department of environmental services, and the calculation of those payments. 5 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Definitions. Amend RSA 217-A:3, VI to read as follows: VI. \"Environmental review\" means a [natural heritage bureau] review of potential impacts to protected species and exemplary natural community occurrences to enable planning, permitting, and funding. 6 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Cooperation with Other State Agencies. Amend RSA 217-A:7 to read as follows: 217-A:7 Cooperation with Other State Agencies. I. All state agencies, consistent with their authority and responsibilities, shall assist and cooperate with the commissioner to carry out the purposes of this chapter. To the extent possible actions funded or carried out by state agencies shall not jeopardize the continued existence of any protected plant species or exemplary natural community. II. If another state agency or department requires an environmental review to meet its obligations in paragraph I, they shall consult with the department of environmental services. The department of environmental services may charge a fee of not less than $50 for screening the database for instances of protected species and may charge a fee for providing an environmental review. Such fees shall be sufficient to cover the cost of building and maintaining a database for instances of protected species, for screening the database for instances of protected species, and for providing an environmental review. Fees shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III. The commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources shall be responsible for providing the data necessary for the database. III. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules to establish the process for requesting a screening and for the environmental review process in paragraph II. Such rulemaking shall begin within 90 days of the effective date of this section. The commissioner shall assist and cooperate with the department of environmental services to ensure the agency has the information necessary to adequately complete the environmental review process. 7 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Natural Heritage Bureau Fund Established. Amend RSA 217-A:7-a to read as follows: 217-A:7-a Natural Heritage Bureau Fund Established. I. The commissioner may charge a fee [for screening department records for instances of protected species or environmental review,] for using inventory and information services[,] and for publications and reports to recover the costs of providing products and services [and a reasonable portion of the costs associated with building and maintaining the database]. II. Fees shall be sufficient to cover the costs of providing services and producing and providing products authorized by this chapter. III. Fees shall be fixed in a schedule prepared and revised as necessary by the natural heritage bureau, approved by the commissioner, and established in rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A. The fees charged under this paragraph shall be deposited in the fund established in paragraph IV. IV. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a fund to be known as the natural heritage bureau fund. Moneys collected under this section and RSA 217-A:6, III shall be deposited in this fund. The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the commissioner [for the purposes of providing environmental reviews,] for the costs of providing publications or reports to the public, for the costs of providing inventory and information services, and to accomplish the purposes of this chapter. 8 New Paragraph; Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Definitions. Amend RSA 482-A:2 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph: VIII-a. \"Boathouse\" means a docking structure having a permanent roof covering one or more boat slips. 9 New Paragraph; Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Definitions. Amend RSA 482-A:2 by inserting after paragraph IX the following new paragraph: IX-a. \"Structural height\" means the vertical distance from its lowest dock surface of a structure to the highest point of the structure. 10 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Excavating and Dredging Permit; Certain Exemptions. Amend RSA 482-A:3, I(b)-(d) to read as follows: (b) The application fee for shoreline structure projects shall be [$400] $600 plus an amount based on the area of dredge, fill, or dock surface area proposed, or a combination thereof, which shall be [$4] $6 per square foot for permanent dock surface area; [$2] $3 per square foot for seasonal dock surface area; and [$.40] $0.60 per square foot for dredge or fill surface area or both. For projects involving only the repair, reconstruction, or reconfiguration of an existing docking structure, the application fee shall be [$400] $600. (c) The application fee shall be [$400] $600 for minimum impact dredge and fill projects and for non-enforcement related publicly funded and supervised restoration projects as defined by rules, regardless of impact classification, if undertaken by other than the person or persons responsible for causing the restoration to be needed. The application fee for all projects under this chapter which are not covered by subparagraph (b) or (c) or paragraphs IV-a, V, X through XII, XV, XVI, or XVII through XIX shall be [$.40] $0.60 per square foot of proposed impact, with a minimum fee of [$400] $600 for all such projects that impact fewer than 600 square feet. (d) If an owner chooses to voluntarily register existing docking structures, at the time the owner reg-isters the structures with the department, he or she shall also submit a nonrefundable fee of [$200] $300. 11 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Administrative Provisions. Amend RSA 482-A:11, III(a) to read as follows: III.(a) Upon written notification to the department by a municipal conservation commission, a local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council that it intends to investigate any notice received by it pursuant to RSA 482-A:3, the department shall not make its decision on the application that is the subject of the notice until it has received and acknowledged receipt of a written report from such commission, local river management advisory committee, or the council, or until 40 days from the date of filing with the municipal clerk of such notice, whichever occurs earlier[, subject to an extension of up to 40 days, as permitted by the commissioner, for good cause shown]. In connection with any local investigation, a conservation commission may hold a public informational meeting or a public hearing, the record of which shall be made a part of the record of the department. [Where the commissioner grants an extension, the time limits prescribed by RSA 482-A:3, XIV(b) shall be suspended for up to 40 days as agreed to by the applicant and the department.] If a conservation commission, a local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council makes a recommendation to the department in its report, the department shall specifically consider such recommendation and shall make written findings with respect to each issue raised in such report which is contrary to the decision of the department. If notification by a local conservation commission, local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council pursuant to this paragraph, is not received by the department within 14 days following the date the notice is filed with the municipal clerk, the department shall not suspend its normal action, but shall proceed as if no notification has been made. 12 Terrain Alteration. Amend RSA 485-A:17, II to read as follows: II.(a) The department shall charge a fee for [each review of plans] applications, including project inspections, required under this section.[ The plan review fee shall be based on the total area to be disturbed.] For projects that qualify for a permit by notification allowed by paragraph II-a, the application fee for a permit by notification shall be $3,125. Except for [property subject to RSA 483-B:9] projects that qualify for a permit by notification allowed by paragraph II-a, the fee for [review of plans] applications encompassing an area of at least [100,000] 150,000 square feet but less than 200,000 square feet shall be [$3,125] $6,250. [For the property subject to RSA 483-B:9, the fee for review of plans encompassing an area of at least 50,000 square feet but less than 200,000 square feet shall be $3,125.] An additional fee of [$1,250] $2,500 shall be assessed for each additional area of up to 100,000 square feet to be disturbed. For any property subject to RSA 483-B:9, the fee for review of plans encompassing an area of at least 50,000 square feet but less than 150,000 square feet shall be $5,000. For all other projects, the fee shall be $500 plus $0.005 per square foot of disturbance. No application shall be accepted by the department until the fee required by this paragraph is paid. All fees required under this paragraph shall be paid when plans are submitted for review and shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III. (b) The department shall charge a non-refundable fee of $500 [plus a $.10 fee per square foot of disturbance associated with the amendment request] for each request to amend a permit that requires plans to be reviewed. 13 Permit by Notification. RSA 485-A:17, II-a is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: II-a. By January 1, 2026, the department shall adopt rules to establish a permit by notification for projects with plans encompassing an area less than 150,000 square feet that are not subject to RSA 483-B:9. 14 New Section; Boathouse Requirements. Amend RSA 482-A by inserting after section 26 the following new section: 482-A:26-a Boathouse Requirements. I. Any boathouse constructed after July 1, 2025, and located over public waters shall not exceed a structural height of 18 feet, have no second floor, and minimize storage to accommodate only those items, such as life-jackets, paddles, and rigging, reasonably related to the use of a boat. No boathouse over public waters existing as of July 1, 2025, shall be modified to increase its structural height or to add additional floors. II. For the purposes of this section, \"public waters\" means all natural ponds of more than 10 acres and all tidal waters up to the high water mark at the level of the mean high tide. 15 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Restrictions on Use of Structures Built Over the Waters of the State; Penalty. Amend RSA 482-A:27 to read as follows: 482-A:27 Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of RSA 482-A:26 or 482-A:26-a shall be required to remove the structure or portion of the structure constructed, reconstructed, repaired, converted, or modified in violation of said section and shall be subject to the civil, criminal, and other penalties set forth in RSA 482-A:13, 14, and 14-b. Any criminal fine collected for a violation of RSA 482-A:26 shall accrue to the use of the municipality in which the structure is located. 16 New Paragraph; Cell Phone Use Policy. Amend RSA 189:1-a by inserting after paragraph IV the following new paragraph: V. School boards and boards of trustees of chartered public schools shall develop and adopt a policy governing the use of student cell phones and other personal electronic communication devices in schools. The policy shall, at a minimum, restrict the use of student personal cell phones during class instruction, with approved exceptions determined by the superintendent or their designee for student medical, disability, or language proficiency needs. School district policies shall not prohibit students with medical needs, such as insulin pumps and glucose sensors, or students with disabilities, from using a device necessary to support their learning as identified in their individualized education program (IEP) or a plan developed under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. section 794. Policies shall also not prohibit the use of devices required to support emergent multilingual students through appropriate language access programs and services pursuant to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. 17 New Subdivision; Solid Waste Facility Site Evaluation Committee. Amend RSA 149-M by inserting after section 64 the following new subdivision: Solid Waste Facility Site Evaluation Committee 149-M:65 Declaration of Purpose. The legislature and the executive branch recognize that the selection of sites for major solid waste disposal facilities may have significant statewide, regional and local impacts that are not fully evaluated through existing regulatory review. Accordingly, the legislature and the executive branch find that it is in the public interest to establish a procedure to evaluate the local, regional and statewide benefits and burdens of a new major solid waste facility that are not captured by existing regulatory reviews, including noise, odor, aesthetics, local and regional economic impacts, property value impacts, nature and source of waste, need, impacts on tourism, recreation and traffic, and other similar impacts. 149-M:66 Definitions. In this subdivision: I. \"Acceptance\" means a determination by the committee that it finds that the application is complete and ready for consideration. II. \"Administrator\" means the administrator of the site evaluation committee established pursuant to RSA 162-H:3-a. III. \"Affected municipality\" means any municipality or unincorporated place in which any part of a major solid waste disposal facility is proposed to be located and any municipality or unincorporated place from which any part of the proposed major solid waste disposal facility will be visible or audible, including off-site traffic impacts. IV. \"Certificate\" means the document issued by the committee, containing such terms and conditions as the committee deems appropriate, that authorizes the applicant to proceed with the proposed site and facility. V. \"Commence construction\" means any clearing of the land, excavation or other substantial action that would result in long-term impacts to the site of the proposed facility, but does not include land survey-ing, optioning or acquiring land or rights in land, changes desirable for temporary use of the land for public recreational uses, necessary subsurface explorations to determine hydrogeologic and soil conditions, work required as part of an application to any federal, state, or local authority, or other preconstruction monitoring or testing to establish background information related to the suitability of the site for the proposed use. VI. \"Committee\" means the solid waste evaluation committee established by this chapter. VII. \"Department\" means the department of environmental services. VIII. \"Major solid waste disposal facility\" means a location, system, or physical structure for the collection, separation, storage, transfer, processing, treatment, or disposal of solid waste with a proposed waste acceptance rate greater than 100,000 tons per year. Major solid waste disposal facility does not include any facility proposed to be constructed by a New Hampshire municipal government. IX. \"Filing\" means the date on which the application is first submitted to the committee. X. \"Person\" means any individual, group, firm, partnership, corporation, cooperative, municipality, political subdivision, government agency, or other organization. 149-M:67 Solid Waste Evaluation Committee Established. I. There is hereby established a committee to be known as the New Hampshire solid waste evaluation committee consisting of 5 members, as follows: (a) The chairperson of the waste management council established under RSA 21-O:9, who shall serve as chairperson of the committee. If there is an appeal pending before the waste management council related to the major solid waste disposal facility, then the chairperson of the wetlands council, water council or air resources council established under RSA 21-O, selected by the commissioner of the department, shall serve as chairperson of the committee. (b) The commissioner of the department of environmental services, or designee. (c) Two members and, when required by RSA 149-M:68, an alternate member, appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council, including a member who serves on a local conservation commission and a member who has expertise in the private waste management industry. (d) One public member and, when required by RSA 149-M:68, an alternate public member, appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council as described in RSA 149-M:68, with expertise or experience in one or more of the following areas: business management; environmental protection; natural resource protection; solid waste disposal facility design, construction, operation, or management; community and regional planning or economic development; municipal or county government; or the governing of unincorporated places. II. All members, including those who sit for a member recused under RSA 149-M:68, shall refrain from ex parte communications regarding any matter pending before the committee. A majority of the members of the committee shall constitute a quorum for the purpose of conducting the committee's business. III. The committee shall be administratively attached to the department of environmental services. IV. The chairperson shall serve as the chief executive of the committee and may: (a) Serve as presiding officer. (b) Delegate to other members the duties of the presiding officer, as appropriate. (c) Establish, with the consent of the committee, the budgetary requirements of the committee. (d) Engage personnel in accordance with this chapter. V. The presiding officer may appoint a hearing officer to perform the functions described in RSA 149- M:70, V. 149-M:68 Members Appointed By The Governor With The Consent Of Council. I. Members and alternate members appointed under RSA 149-M:67, I(c) and (d) shall serve 4-year terms and until their successors are appointed and qualified. Any member chosen to fill a vacancy occurring other than by expiration of a term shall be appointed for the unexpired term of the member who is succeeded. II. If at any time the member appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council must recuse himself or herself from a matter before the committee or is not otherwise available for good reason, the alternate member shall replace such member. III. No member nor any member of his or her family shall receive income from entities that own or operate, or have applied to own or operate, major solid waste disposal facilities in New Hampshire. The members appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council and their alternates shall comply with RSA 15-A and RSA 15-B. IV. Any member appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council may be removed from office in accordance with RSA 4:1. 149-M:69 Administrator and Other Committee Support. The administrator shall provide support to the committee. If the administrator is not available or the position is vacant, the committee may hire an independent contractor at the expense of the applicant. The administrator shall be under the supervision of the chairperson when performing duties for the committee. The administrator shall be compensated for work performed for the committee as set forth in RSA 149-M:85. The administrator, or chairperson in the absence of an administrator, with committee approval, may engage additional technical, legal, or administrative support to fulfill the functions of the committee as necessary. 149-M:70 Powers and Duties of the Committee; Rules. I. The committee shall: (a) Evaluate and issue any certificate under this chapter for a major solid waste disposal facility. (b) Determine the terms and conditions of any certificate issued under this chapter. (c) Adjudicate enforcement matters. (d) Assist the public in understanding the requirements of this chapter. (e) Deny applications for a certificate based on such findings and rulings as may be necessary to support its decision to deny. II. The committee shall hold hearings as required by this chapter and such additional hearings as it deems necessary and appropriate and, in addition to the requirements under RSA 91-A, ensure adequate and timely public notice of no less than 7 calendar days. III. The committee may delegate to the administrator or such state agency or official as it deems appropriate the authority to specify the use of any technique, methodology, practice, or procedure approved by the committee within a certificate issued under this chapter, or the authority to specify minor changes in the major solid waste disposal facility configuration to the extent that such changes are authorized by the certificate for those portions of a proposed major solid waste disposal facility project. IV. The committee shall not delegate its authority or duties except as provided under this chapter. V. In any matter before the committee, the presiding officer, or a hearing officer designated by the presiding officer, may hear and decide procedural matters that are before the committee, including procedural schedules, consolidation of parties with substantially similar interests, discovery schedules and motions, and identification of significant disputed issues for hearing and decision by the committee. Undisputed petitions for intervention may be decided by the hearing officer and disputed petitions shall be decided by the presiding officer. Any party aggrieved by a decision on a petition to intervene may within 10 calendar days request that the committee review such decision. Other procedural decisions may be reviewed by the committee at its discretion. VI. The committee shall issue such rules to administer this chapter, pursuant to RSA 541-A, after public notice and hearing, as may from time to time be required. 149-M:71 Prohibitions and Restrictions. I. No person shall commence construction of any major solid waste disposal facility within the state unless it has obtained a certificate pursuant to this chapter. Such facilities shall be constructed, operated, and maintained in accordance with the terms of the certificate and any other federal, state, or local permits or approvals. Such certificates are required for changes or additions to existing facilities that propose an annual throughput of greater than or equal to 100,000 tons per year. Such a certificate shall not be transferred or assigned without approval of the committee. Unless otherwise specified in this chapter, any approved major solid waste facility shall not be constructed, operated, or closed in a manner materially different than the manner in which it was presented in the application for a certificate as modified and conditioned by such certificate. II. Notwithstanding RSA 541-A:29 or any other law to the contrary, an application for a certificate from the committee shall be approved or denied by the committee prior to final decisions on all other state agency permit applications. Applications for certificates may be filed and evaluated by the committee concurrently with other state approvals and public hearings may be scheduled concurrently with hearings held by other state agencies as part of their permitting process for the same facility. III. Notwithstanding paragraph II, for facilities under review by the department for a permit on or prior to July 1, 2025, an application for a certificate from the committee shall be approved or denied after other state agency approvals have been obtained. The committee shall not consider technical questions already considered by other state or federal agencies, nor include terms or conditions in a certificate that have already been reviewed and decided upon by other state or federal agency regulatory reviews. -M:72 Application for Certificate. I. All applications for a certificate for a major solid waste disposal facility shall be filed with the administrator or the chair of the committee. II. Upon filing of an application, the chairperson or designated presiding officer shall expeditiously conduct a preliminary review to ascertain if the application contains sufficient information to carry out the purposes of this chapter. If the application does not contain such sufficient information, the chairperson or designated presiding officer shall, in writing, expeditiously notify the applicant of that fact and specify what information the applicant must supply. III. To carry out the committee's duties in RSA 149-M:70, each application shall: (a) Describe in reasonable detail the types and quantities of waste and their characteristics proposed to be accepted and size of each major part of the proposed facility. (b) Describe in reasonable detail the source of waste to be accepted. (c) Describe how the proposed facility satisfies the criteria listed under RSA 149-M:11,III. (d) Identify both the applicant's preferred choice and other alternatives it considers available for the site and configuration of each major part of the proposed facility and the reasons for the applicant's preferred choice. (e) Describe in reasonable detail the impact of each major part of the proposed facility on existing local, regional, and state land uses. (f) Document that written notification of the proposed project, including appropriate copies of the application, has been given to the appropriate governing body of each affected municipality, as defined in RSA 149-M:66, III. The application shall include a list of the affected municipalities. (g) Provide analysis on the local, regional and statewide visual impact of the proposed facility during construction, operation, and post-closure and the visual impacts as evaluated through a visual impact assessment prepared in accordance with professional standards by an expert in the field. (h) Provide information in reasonable detail about the impacts on local, regional and state property values, human health, tourism, outdoor recreation, wildlife, traffic, noise, and odor by the proposed facility. These analyses shall be conducted in accordance with professional standards by an expert in these fields. (i) Provide a reasonable amount of information relative to how new contaminants of concern not regulated by a permit issued by the department, will be monitored, evaluated and managed over the proposed life of the facility. (j) Provide a reasonable amount of information relative to the economic impacts of the proposed facility on affected municipalities, the region, and the state. (k) An assessment of greenhouse gas and other emissions emanating from the facility and from transport of solid waste-related material and by-products to and from the proposed facility. (l) Potential economic benefits to the local area and potential infrastructure improvements associated with the proposed project. (m) Provide such additional information as the committee may require or request to carry out the purpose of this chapter. IV. To the extent any information provided in the application was submitted and considered by a state agency as part of its permitting evaluation and decision under RSA 149-M:71, III, the applicant shall specify what information was so considered and the statutory and regulatory authority for that agency's consideration of the information. V. For all information submitted with the application that was prepared by an outside consultant or expert, the applicant shall submit the qualifications of such consultants or experts to prepare such information. VI. The committee shall require the applicant to hire an independent third party at the expense of the applicant and agreed upon by the committee in consultation with the municipality where the facility is proposed to be located, to peer review any assessments provided under this section. VII. The chairperson or designated presiding officer shall decide whether to accept the application as administratively complete within 60 days of filing. If the chairperson or designated presiding officer rejects an application because it determines it to be administratively incomplete, the applicant may choose to file a new and more complete application or cure the defects in the rejected application within 10 days of receipt of notification of rejection. VIII. Public information sessions shall be held in accordance with RSA 149-M:76. IX. Within 180 days of the acceptance of an application, the committee shall issue or deny a certificate for the proposed major solid waste disposal facility. X. The applicant shall immediately inform the committee of any substantive modification to its application. XI. The committee may require state agencies with relevant technical expertise to participate in committee proceedings. XII. The department shall conduct a review of the application information submitted pursuant to RSA 149-M:72, III(c) to determine whether the facility has demonstrated that it satisfies the criteria in RSA 149- M:11, III. Such review shall be conducted in accordance with RSA 149-M:11. The department shall report its findings to the committee in order to inform the committee's decision on the application. XIII. The committee may deny a permit application based upon the criteria in RSA 149-M:9, IX. XIV. A state agency may intervene as a party in any committee proceeding in the same manner as other persons under RSA 541-A. 149-M:73 Disclosure of Ownership. Any application for a certificate, or for change in ownership and transfer of certificate, shall be signed and sworn to by the person or executive officer of the association or corporation making such application and shall contain the following information: I. Full name and address of the person, association, or corporation. II. If an association or limited liability company, the name of the state under which it was formed, the names and residences of the members of the association or limited liability company. III. If a corporation, the name of the state under which it is incorporated with its principal place of business and the names and addresses of its directors, officers and stockholders. IV. If doing business in a form other than as an association, limited liability company or corporation, the form of the business, the name of the state under which it was formed, and the names and residences of anyone with a financial, ownership or control interest in the organization. V. The location or locations where an applicant is to conduct its business. VI. A statement of assets and liabilities of the applicant and other relevant financial information of such applicant. VII. The committee shall administratively approve changes of ownership and transfers of certificates within 90 days of a petition if it determines the new certificate holder has adequate financial, technical, and managerial capability to assure construction and operation of the facility in continuing compliance with the terms and conditions of the certificate and any federal, state and local permits. 149-M:74 Application and Filing Fees. I. A person filing with the committee an application for a certificate for a major solid waste disposal facility, shall pay to the committee at the time of filing a fee determined in accordance with the fee schedule described in paragraph II. If an application for a certificate for a major solid waste disposal facility is deemed incomplete pursuant to RSA 149-M:72, VII, and a new application is submitted thereunder, the unused portion of the initial application fee shall be refunded to the applicant or credited to the filing of the new application. The committee may in its discretion provide for a credit or refund in other circumstances that are unforeseen by the applicant. II. The fees under paragraph I shall be determined in accordance with a fee schedule posted by the committee on its website, which shall include the following amounts: (a) Application fee for a major solid waste disposal facility: $20,000 base charge and $1,000 per additional 10,000 tons/year throughput in excess of 100,000 tons per year. (b) Filing fees for administrative proceedings: (1) Petition for committee jurisdiction: $500. (2) Certificate transfer of ownership: $1,000. (3) Request to modify a certificate: $1,000. III. All fee charges shall be deposited in the solid waste evaluation committee fund established in RSA 149-M:84 and shall be nonlapsing and accounted for as a separate line item. IV. The committee shall review and evaluate the application fees and filing fees in the fee schedule in subparagraphs II(a) and (b) at least once each year. The committee may increase any amount in the fee schedule by no more than the increase in the consumer price index from the prior year, provided that any such increase shall occur not more frequently than once during any 12-month period. Modifications to the fee schedule shall be posted on the committee website, with a link prominently displayed on the home page. 149-M:75 Counsel for the Public. I. The chair or the administrator shall notify the attorney general of all administrative proceedings. The attorney general may appoint an assistant attorney general as counsel for the public in administrative proceedings. Upon notification that an application for a certificate has been filed with the committee in accordance with RSA 149-M:72, the attorney general shall appoint an assistant attorney general as a counsel for the public. The counsel shall represent the public in all aspects of the committee's authority. The counsel shall be accorded all the rights and privileges, and responsibilities of an attorney representing a party in formal action and shall serve until the decision to issue or deny a certificate is final. II. This section shall not be construed to prevent any person from being heard or represented by counsel; provided, however, the committee may compel consolidation of representation for such persons as have, in the committee's reasonable judgment, substantially identical interests. 149-M:76 Public Hearing; Studies. I. At least 30 days prior to filing an application for a certificate, an applicant shall hold at least one public information session in the affected municipality where the proposed facility is to be located. This session may be held concurrent with a public session held as a requirement of any other state permit or approval. II. The committee may order the applicant to provide such additional public information sessions in affected municipalities as are reasonable to inform the public of the proposed project. III. Within 90 days after acceptance of an application for a certificate, the committee shall hold at least one public information session in each the municipality where the proposed facility is proposed to be located. IV. Subsequent public hearings shall be in the nature of adjudicative proceedings under RSA 541-A and shall be held in the municipality in which the proposed facility is to be located or in Concord, New Hampshire, as determined by the committee. The committee shall give adequate public notice of the time and place of each subsequent hearing. V. The committee shall adopt rules regarding the timing and method of notices for public information sessions and public hearings and the any other requirements regarding such sessions and hearings. VI. The committee shall consider and weigh all evidence presented at public hearings and shall consider and weigh written information and reports submitted to it by members of the public prior to the closing of the record of the proceeding. The committee shall provide an opportunity at one or more public hearings for comments from the governing body of each affected municipality and residents of each affected municipality. The committee shall consider, as appropriate, prior committee findings and rulings on the same or similar subject matters, but shall not be bound thereby. VII. The solid waste evaluation committee shall require from the applicant whatever information it deems necessary to assist in the conduct of the hearings, and any investigation or studies it may undertake, and in the determination of the terms and conditions of any certificate under consideration. VIII. The committee and counsel for the public shall conduct such reasonable studies and investigations as they deem necessary or appropriate to carry out the purposes of this chapter and may employ a consultant or consultants, legal counsel and other staff in furtherance of the duties imposed by this chapter, the cost of which shall be borne by the applicant or certificate holder in such amount as may be approved by the committee. The committee and counsel for the public are further authorized to assess the applicant or certificate holder for all travel and related expenses associated with the processing of an application or other proceedings under this chapter. IX. Times for conducting public hearings and rendering a decision on the application may be extended for good cause upon written request of the applicant. 149-M:77 Judicial Review. Decisions made pursuant to this chapter shall be appealed in accordance with RSA 541. 149-M:78 Monitoring and Enforcement. I. The department shall monitor the construction and operation of any major solid waste disposal facility granted a certificate under this chapter, after all other subsequent approvals are obtained, to ensure compliance with such certificate and enforce the terms and conditions of any such certificate. With the exception of the authority retained by the state agencies in accordance with paragraph V, the department may delegate the authority to monitor the construction or operation of any major solid waste disposal facility granted a certificate under this chapter to such state agency or official as it deems appropriate but shall ensure that the terms and conditions of the certificate are met. Any authorized representative or delegate of the department shall have a right of entry onto the premises of any part of the solid waste generation facility to ascertain if the facility is being constructed or operated in continuing compliance with the terms and conditions of the certificate. During normal hours of business administration and on the premises of the facility, such a representative or delegate shall also have a right to inspect such records of the certificate-holder as are relevant to the terms or conditions of the certificate. II. Whenever the department administratively determines, on its own or in response to a complaint, that any term or condition of any certificate issued under this chapter or prior law is being violated, it shall, in writing, notify the certificate holder of the specific violation and order the person to immediately terminate the violation. If, 15 days after receipt of the order, the person has failed or neglected to terminate the violation, the department shall notify the committee, which may suspend the person's certificate. In addition to suspension, if, after 15 days of receipt of the order, the person has failed or neglected to terminate the violation, the committee may impose a fine not to exceed $5,000 per day until the violation is corrected. Except for emergencies, prior to any suspension or imposition of a fine, the committee shall give written notice of its consideration of suspension or imposition of a fine and of its reasons therefor and shall provide opportunity for a prompt hearing. III. In addition to other remedies provided in this chapter, upon petition of the department, the committee may suspend a certificate if the committee determines that a person has made a material misrepresentation in the application, or in the supplemental or additional statements of fact, or studies required of the applicant, or if the committee determines that the person has violated the provisions of this chapter, or any rule adopted under this chapter. Except for emergencies, prior to any suspension, the committee shall give written notice of its consideration of suspension and of its reasons therefor and shall provide an opportunity for a prompt hearing. IV. Upon petition of the department, the committee may revoke any certificate that is suspended after the person holding the suspended certificate has been given at least 90 days' written notice of the committee's consideration of revocation and of its reasons therefor and has been provided an opportunity for a full hearing. V. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, each state agency having permitting or other regulatory authority shall retain all of its powers and duties of enforcement. VI. The full amount of costs and expenses incurred by the department and committee in connection with any enforcement action against a person holding a certificate, in which the person is determined to have violated any provision of this chapter, any rule adopted by the department or committee, or any of the terms and conditions of the issued certificate, shall be assessed to the person and shall be paid by the person to the committee. Any amounts paid by a person to the committee pursuant to this paragraph shall be deposited in the solid waste evaluation committee fund established in RSA 149-M:84. VII. The department may adopt rules in furtherance of its monitoring and enforcement responsibilities under this chapter. 149-M:79 Records. Complete verbatim records shall be kept by the committee of all hearings, and records of all other actions, proceedings, and correspondence of the committee, including submittals of information and reports by members of the public, shall be maintained, all of which records shall be open to the public inspection and copying as provided for under RSA 91-A. Committee records regarding pending applications for a certificate shall also be made available on a website. 149-M:80 Temporary Suspension of Deliberations. If the committee, at any time while an application for a certificate is before it, deems it to be in the public interest, it may temporarily suspend its deliberations and time frames established under this chapter. 149-M:81 Findings and Certificate Issuance. I. Any certificate issued by the committee shall be based on the record. The decision to issue a certificate in its final form or to deny an application once it has been accepted shall be made by a majority of the committee. II. The committee may consult with interested regional agencies and agencies of border states in the consideration of certificates. III. After due consideration of all relevant information regarding the potential siting, including potential significant impacts and benefits, the committee shall determine if issuance of a certificate will serve the objectives of this chapter. In order to issue a certificate, the committee shall find that: (a) The applicant has adequate financial, technical, and managerial capability to assure construction, operation, and closure of the facility in continuing compliance with the terms and conditions of the certificate. (b) The facility will not unduly interfere with the orderly development of the region with due consideration having been given to the views of municipal and regional planning commissions and municipal governing bodies. (c) The facility satisfies the criteria in RSA 149-M:11, III. (d) The net public benefit of the facility to the region shall outweigh any adverse impact of the facility on human health, aesthetics, historic preservation, economic impacts to the region, tourism, outdoor recreation, regional and statewide business development, wildlife, noise, odor, traffic impacts, existing land uses, including property values, characteristics and source of waste, and any other impacts assessed as part of the application pursuant to RSA 149-M:72, III. (e) Issuance of a certificate will serve the public interest of the citizens of New Hampshire. IV. The committee shall issue an order granting or denying a certificate. Such order shall summarize and address issues of concern expressed during public information sessions and hearings to ensure that the public's voice has been heard and recorded. V. A certificate of site and facility may contain such reasonable terms and conditions, including, but not limited to the authority to require bonding, as the committee deems necessary. Such certificates, when issued, shall be final and subject only to judicial review. VI. The committee shall condition the certificate upon the results of applicable federal and state approvals or appeal processes and required federal and state agency studies whose study period exceeds the application period. 149-M:82 Penalties. I. Any construction or operation of major solid waste disposal facilities without first obtaining a certificate from the committee, or any material violation of the terms and conditions of a certificate issued by the committee, shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed $10,000 for each violation or for each day of a continuing violation. Such violation may also be enjoined by the superior court upon application of the attorney general. II. Whoever purposely or knowingly commits any violation of any provision of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor if a natural person, or guilty of a felony if any other person. 149-M:83 Severability. If any provision of this chapter, or application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity does not affect other provisions or applications of the chapter which can be given effect without the invalid provisions or applications, and to this end, the provisions of this chapter are severable. -M:84 Fund Established; Funding Plan. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a nonlapsing, special fund to be known as the solid waste evaluation committee fund. All application and other filing fees received by the committee under this chapter shall be deposited in the fund. All moneys in the fund shall by continually appropriated to the committee and shall be used to pay for operating costs of the committee and the partial salary of the administrator. If the administrator position is vacant, the fund may be used to pay an independent contractor to perform those duties. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the committee may engage the department for additional technical, legal, or administrative support to fulfill the requirements of this chapter, the cost of which shall be charged directly to the applicant or major solid waste disposal facility owner. 149-M:85 Compensation and Reimbursement. I. The public members of the committee shall be compensated for all time spent on committee business, including compensation and reimbursement for major solid waste disposal facility proceeding time and expenses. Compensation shall be provided on a pro rata basis, based upon the daily salary rate of an unclassified position at the initial step in grade FF under RSA 94:1-a, I(a). II. State agencies represented on the committee shall be reimbursed for major solid waste disposal facility proceeding time and expenses incurred by their respective members or designees, except that time spent for the first 5 full days of their participation with respect to any application or other proceeding concerning a major solid waste disposal facility shall not be subject to reimbursement. The rate of reimbursement to each respective agency shall be based on a pro rata share of the employee's salary, benefits, and related costs. III. The department of justice shall be reimbursed in the same manner as described in paragraph II for major solid waste disposal facility proceeding time and expenses that are incurred by the counsel for the public. IV. All persons or agencies seeking compensation or reimbursement under this section shall keep detailed time and expense records which shall be submitted to the chairperson or administrator and used to determine the amount of compensation or reimbursement. The chairperson or administrator shall develop a recordkeeping system and accounting and payment procedures. V. Compensation shall not be provided to members of the committee for initial meetings conducted prior to acceptance of application fees. The department shall provide support for the adoption of rules established by the committee. 149-M:86 Solid Waste Permit Applications Suspended. I. The department shall not issue any permit approvals that authorize new capacity for major solid waste disposal facilities until rules are adopted by the committee or until July 1, 2026, whichever is later. II. Notwithstanding RSA 149-M:9, the department shall not issue any permit to construct or operate a new landfill facility in New Hampshire under RSA 149-M:9 until July 1, 2028. The department may accept applications, evaluate them for completeness, and request more information to make an application complete, but shall not proceed to further evaluation or process any applications, notwithstanding RSA 541-A:29, in order that any evaluation of need, benefit, harm, or appropriateness of the site proposed will await the development of new regulations, data, technologies, and policies. III. Nothing in paragraph II shall be construed to prohibit the expansion or modification of any landfill facilities on any site on which, as of December 1, 2022, a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Subtitle D landfill exists that has been permitted in accordance with RSA 149-M:9. IV. In this section, the term \"site\" means a single parcel or adjacent parcels, owned in their entirety by a landfill operator or its affiliates as of December 1, 2022, including a site where one or more public utility easements traverse the site. 18 New Subparagraph; Solid Waste Evaluation Committee Fund. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b) by inserting after subparagraph (399) the following new subparagraph: (400) Moneys deposited in the solid waste evaluation committee fund as established in RSA 149-M:84. 19 Education Freedom Accounts; Definitions; Eligible Student. Amend RSA 194-F:1, VI to read as follows: VI. \"Eligible student\" means a resident of this state who is eligible to enroll in a public elementary or secondary school and whose annual household income at the time the student applies for the program is less than or equal to [350] 400 percent of the federal poverty guidelines as updated annually in the Federal Register by the United States Department of Health and Human Services under 42 U.S.C. section 9902(2). [No] After June 30, 2026, no income threshold need be met in subsequent years for a kindergarten through grade 12 student to enroll in the EFA program, provided the student otherwise qualifies. Students in the special school district within the department of corrections established in RSA 194:60 shall not be eligible students. 20 New Paragraph; Definition; Vested. Amend RSA 100-A:1 by inserting after paragraph XXXVII the following new paragraph: XXXVIII. \ufffdVested\ufffd means that a member is eligible for a benefit after 10 years of service. The calcula-tions of earnable compensation under RSA 100-A:1, XVII, and average final compensation under RSA 100-A:1, XVIII, shall not be reduced after 3 years of service. 21 Earnable Compensation. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XVII to read as follows: XVII. \"Earnable compensation\" shall mean: (a) For group I members who have attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus any overtime pay, holiday and vacation pay, sick pay, longevity or severance pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, additional pay for extracurricular and instructional activities for full-time teachers and full-time employees who are employed in paraprofessional or support position, additional pay for instructional activities of full-time faculty of the community college system, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except cash incentives paid by an employer to encourage members to retire, supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation, and teacher development pay that is not part of the contracted annual salary. [Compensation for extra and special duty, as reported by the employer, shall be included but limited during the highest 3 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII.] However, earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1-1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all employees[,] and teachers[, permanent firemen, and permanent policemen] who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement eligible position, with the limited exceptions of disability related severance pay paid to a member or retiree no later than 120 days after a decision by the board of trustees granting the member or retiree disability retirement benefits pursuant to RSA 100-A:6 and of severance pay which a member was entitled to be paid within 120 days after termination but which, without the consent of the member and not through any fault of the member, was paid more than 120 days after the member's termination. The member shall have the burden of proving to the board of trustees that any severance payment paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment is earnable compensation and meets the requirements of an asserted exception to the 120-day post-termination payment requirement. (b)(1) For group I members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus compensation over base pay. Compensation over base pay shall include as applicable, subject to subparagraphs (2)[, (3), and (4),] and (3), any overtime pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, annual longevity pay, additional pay for extracurricular and instructional activities for full-time teachers and full-time employees who are employed in paraprofessional or support position, additional pay for instructional activities of full-time faculty of the community college system[, compensation for extra and special duty,] and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation and teacher development pay that is not part of the contracted annual salary. [(2) Compensation over base pay shall be limited during the highest 5 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII.] [(3)] (2) Earnable compensation shall not include compensation for extra and special duty for members who commence service on and after July 1, 2011. [(4)] (3) Earnable compensation shall not include incentives to encourage members to retire, severance pay or end-of-career additional longevity payments, and pay for unused sick or vacation time. Earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 11/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all employees[,] and teachers[, permanent firemen, and permanent policemen] who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement eligible position. (c) For group II members who attained vested status prior to September 1, 2013, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus any overtime pay, holiday and vacation pay, sick pay, longevity or severance pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, additional pay for instructional activities, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except cash incentives paid by an employer to encourage members to retire, supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation. Compensation for extra and special duty, as reported by the employer, shall be included but limited during the highest 3 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII. However, earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1-1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all permanent firemen and permanent policemen who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement-eligible position, with the limited exceptions of disability-related severance pay paid to a member or retiree no later than 120 days after a decision by the board of trustees granting the member or retiree disability retirement benefits pursuant to RSA 100-A:6 and of severance pay which a member was entitled to be paid within 120 days after termination but which, without the consent of the member and not through any fault of the member, was paid more than 120 days after the member's termination. The member shall have the burden of proving to the board of trustees that any severance payment paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment is earnable compensation and meets the requirements of an asserted exception to the 120-day post-termination payment requirement. (d)(1) For group II members who have not attained vested status prior to September 1, 2013, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus compensation over base pay. Compensation over base pay shall include, as applicable and subject to subparagraphs (2) and (3), any overtime pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, annual longevity pay, compensation for extra and special duty, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to or on behalf of the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation that is not part of the contracted annual salary. (2) Earnable compensation shall not include compensation for extra and special duty for members who began service on or after July 1, 2011. (3) Earnable compensation shall not include incentives to encourage members to retire, severance pay, end-of-career additional longevity payments, or pay for unused sick or vacation time. Earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1 1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all permanent firemen and permanent policemen who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement-eligible position. 22 Average Final Compensation. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XVIII to read as follows: XVIII. \ufffdAverage final compensation\ufffd shall mean: (a) For group I members who have attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 3 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 3 years. For purposes of this calculation, the inclusion of the average annual compensation for extra and special duty in the 3 years shall not exceed the average annual amount of compensation for extra and special duty paid to the member over the member's last 7 years of creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, as reported by the employer in accordance with RSA 100-A:16, VI, or over all of the years in his or her creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, if less than 7 years. (b) For group II members who attained vested status prior to September 1, 2013, the average annual earnable compensation shall be calculated based on the member's highest 3 years of creditable service, or during all years of creditable service if less than 3 years. For purposes of this calculation, the inclusion of the average annual compensation for extra and special duty in the 3 years shall not exceed the average annual amount of compensation for extra and special duty paid to the member over the member's last 7 years of creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, as reported by the employer in accordance with RSA 100-A:16, VI, or over all of the years in the member's creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, if less than 7 years. [(b)] (c) For group I members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 or who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 5 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 5 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 5 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member's years of service on or after January 1, 2012, but excluding the highest 5 years. [(c)(1)] (d)(1) For group II members who commenced service [prior to July 1, 2011] on or after July 1, 2001, and who have not attained vested status prior to [January 1, 2012,] September 1, 2013, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 5 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 5 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 5 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member>s years of service on or after [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013. (2) For group II members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, [and who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012,] the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 5 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 5 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 5 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member's years of service on or after January 1, 2012, but excluding the highest 5 years. 23 Group II Service Retirement Benefits. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(a) to read as follows: II. Group II Members. (a) Any group II member in service, who is in vested status before [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, who has attained age 45 and completed 20 years of creditable service, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, who has attained age 50 and completed 25 years of creditable service, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d), or any group II member in service who has attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, may retire on a service retirement allowance upon written application to the board of trustees setting forth at what time not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days subsequent to the filing thereof the member desires to be retired, notwithstanding that during such period of notification the member may have separated from service. Provided, however, that a group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 shall not receive a service retirement allowance until attaining the age of 52.5; but may receive a reduced allowance after age 50 if the member has at least 25 years of creditable service where the allowance shall be reduced, for each month by which the date on which benefits commence precedes the month after which the member attains 52.5 years of age, by 1/4 of one percent. 24 Group II Service Retirement Benefits. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(b)(2) to read as follows: (2) For members who are in vested status before [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2-1/2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 40 years, or for members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 42.5 years, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with the maximum number of years of creditable service not in excess of the limits under RSA 100-A:6-a, but only for group II members in service who have attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, or who work up to their full age and service requirements and retire under service retirement. If a member retires prior to reaching full age and service requirements, then their annuity multiplier remains the same as their first 15 years of creditable service. Group II Service Retirement Benefits. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(c)(1) to read as follows: (c)(1) Notwithstanding any provision of RSA 100-A to the contrary, any group II member who is in vested status before [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, and has retired on or after the effective date of this subparagraph after attaining the age of 45 with at least 20 years of creditable service, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, and retires after the effective date of this subparagraph after attaining the age of 50 with at least 25 years of creditable service, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, who qualify as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d), shall receive a minimum annual service retirement allowance of $10,000. If such group II member has elected to convert the retirement allowance into an optional allowance for the surviving spouse under RSA 100-A:13, the surviving spouse shall be entitled to a proportional share of the $10,000. 26 Group II Service Retirement Benefits. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(d) to read as follows: (d) Active group II members who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011 and who have not attained vested status prior to [January 1, 2012] September 1, 2013, shall be subject to the following transition provisions for years of service required for regular service retirement, the minimum age for regular service retirement, and for the first 15 years of creditable service, the multiplier used to calculate the retirement annuity [, which shall be applicable on, or after January 1, 2012] according to the following table: Creditable service on Minimum years Minimum Annuity January 1, 2012 of service age attained multiplier [(1) Less than 4 years 24 age 49 2.1% (2) At least 4 years 23 age 48 2.2% but less than 6 years (3) At least 6 years 22 age 47 2.3% but less than 8 years (4) At least 8 years 21 age 46 2.4% but less than 10 years] (1) Less than 1 year 24 age 49 2.1%* (2) At least 1 years 24 age 49 2.1%* but less than 2 years (3) At least 2 years but 24 age 49 2.1%* less than 3 years (4) At least 3 years but 24 age 49 2.1%* less than 4 years (5) At least 4 years 23 age 48 2.2%* but less than 5 years (6) At least 5 years 23 age 48 2.2%* but less than 6 years (7) At least 6 years but 22 age 47 2.3%* less than 7 years (8) At least 7 years but 22 age 47 2.3%* less than 8 years (9) At least 8 years but 21 age 46 2.4%* less than 9 years * The annuity multiplier applied to creditable service earned beyond 15 years of creditable service, shall be 2.5 percent, but only for group II members in service who have attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, or who work up to their full age and service requirements and retire under service retirement. If a member retires prior to reaching full age and service requirements, then their annuity multiplier remains the same as their first 15 years of creditable service. 27 Retirement System; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2012\" with \"September 1, 2013\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 28 Retirement System; 2026 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"September 1, 2013\" with \"January 1, 2014\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 29 Retirement System; 2027 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2014\" with \"January 1, 2015\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 30 Retirement System; 2028 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2015\" with \"January 1, 2016\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 31 Retirement System; 2029 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2016\" with \"January 1, 2017\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 32 Retirement System; 2030 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2017\" with \"January 1, 2018\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 33 Retirement System; 2031 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2018\" with \"January 1, 2019\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 34 Retirement System; 2032 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2019\" with \"January 1, 2020\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 35 Retirement System; 2033 Change; Group II; Date Change for Application of Retirement Provisions Adopted in 2011 to Members in Vested Status. Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"January 1, 2020\" with \"January 1, 2021\": 21-I:30, VIII; 100-A:1, XVII(c); 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XVIII(b); 100-A:1, XVIII(d)(1); 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) and (3); 100-A:5, II(a); 100-A:5, II(b)(2); 100-A:5, II(c)(1); 100-A:5, II(d) (except table heading); 100-A:6, II(b); 100-A:6, II(d)(1) and (3); 100-A:10, II(b); 100-A:16, I(aa); 100-A:19-b, II(a) and (c); and 100-A:19-d. 36 Medical and Surgical Benefits; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 21-I:30, VIII to read as follows: VIII. Any vested deferred state retiree may receive medical and surgical benefits under this section if the vested deferred state retiree is eligible. To be eligible, a group I vested deferred state retiree shall have at least 10 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service began prior to July 1, 2003 or 20 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service began on or after July 1, 2003 and a group II vested deferred state retiree shall have at least 20 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service with the state began on or after July 1, 2010. In addition, if the vested deferred state retiree is a member of group I, such retiree shall be at least 60 years of age to be eligible. If the vested deferred state retiree is a member of group II who is in vested status before January 1, 2012, such retiree shall not be eligible until 20 years from the date of becoming a member of group II and shall be at least 45 years of age, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 shall not be eligible until 25 years from the date of becoming a member of group II and shall be at least 52.5 years of age[, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d)]. 37 Definitions; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XVII(d)(1) to read as follows: (d)(1) For group II members [who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2021] who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus compensation over base pay. Compensation over base pay shall include, as applicable and subject to subparagraphs (2) and (3), any overtime pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, annual longevity pay, compensation for extra and special duty, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to or on behalf of the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation that is not part of the contracted annual salary. 38 Definitions; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(1) through (3) to read as follows: (b)(1) For a group II member who is [in vested status before January 1, 2012] who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, the later of the date that the member has both attained age 45 and completed 20 years of creditable service; or (2) For a group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, the later of the date that the member has both attained age 52.5 and completed 25 years of creditable service.[;] [(3) For a group II member who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, and who has not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d); or] 39 Service Retirement Benefits; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(a) to read as follows: (a) Any group II member in service, [who is in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, who has attained age 45 and completed 20 years of creditable service, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 who has attained age 50 and completed 25 years of creditable service[, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2021, as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d)], or any group II member in service who has attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, may retire on a service retirement allowance upon written application to the board of trustees setting forth at what time not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days subsequent to the filing thereof the member desires to be retired, notwithstanding that during such period of notification the member may have separated from service. Provided, however, that a group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 shall not receive a service retirement allowance until attaining the age of 52.5; but may receive a reduced allowance after age 50 if the member has at least 25 years of creditable service where the allowance shall be reduced, for each month by which the date on which benefits commence precedes the month after which the member attains 52.5 years of age, by 1/4 of one percent. 40 Service Retirement Benefits; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(b)(2) to read as follows: (2) For members [who are in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2- 1/2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 40 years, or for members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 42.5 years[, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2021 shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with the maximum number of years of creditable service not in excess of 40.5 years]. 41 Service Retirement Benefits; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(c)(1) to read as follows: (c)(1) Notwithstanding any provision of RSA 100-A to the contrary, any group II member who [is in vested status before January 1, 2021 and] commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, has retired on or after the effective date of this subparagraph after attaining the age of 45 with at least 20 years of creditable service, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 and retires after the effective date of this subparagraph after attaining the age of 50 with at least 25 years of creditable service, [and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2021 who qualify as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d),] shall receive a minimum annual service retirement allowance of $10,000. If such group II member has elected to convert the retirement allowance into an optional allowance for the surviving spouse under RSA 100-A:13, the surviving spouse shall be entitled to a proportional share of the $10,000. 42 Disability Retirement Benefit; 2034 Changes. Amend RSA 100-A:6, II(b) to read as follows: (b) Upon ordinary disability retirement, the group II member shall receive an ordinary disability retirement allowance which shall consist of: a member annuity which shall be the actuarial equivalent of his or her accumulated contributions at the time of his or her ordinary disability retirement; and a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, for members who [are in vested status before January 1, 2012] commenced service before July 1, 2011, shall be equal to 2 1/2 percent of his or her average final compensation at the time of ordinary disability retirement multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 40 at the time of ordinary disability retirement, or for members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, shall be equal to 2 percent of his or her average final compensation at the time of ordinary disability retirement multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 42.5 at the time of ordinary disability retirement, [and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with the maximum number of years of creditable service not in excess of the limits under RSA 100-A:6-a provided], however, that such allowance shall not be less than 25 percent of the member's final compensation at the time of his or her disability retirement. Members who retire upon ordinary disability or qualify for accidental death benefits as outlined in RSA 100-A:8 shall not be subject to the full age and service requirements listed under RSA 100-A:5, II(d). 43 Disability Retirement Benefits; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:6, II(d)(1) through (3) to read as follows: (1) For members [who are in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service before July 1, 2011, any group II member who has more than 262/3 years of service, a supplemental disability retirement allowance shall be paid. Such supplement shall be equal to 21/2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service in excess of 262/3 but not in excess of 40 years. (2) For members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, any group II member who has more than 331/3 years of service, a supplemental disability retirement allowance shall be paid. Such supplement shall be equal to 2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service in excess of 331/3 but not in excess of 42.5 years. [(3) For group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, calculation of the supplemental allowance shall use the percentage multipliers for the corresponding years of creditable service on January 1, 2012 in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with the range for the number of excess years for the supplement adjusted proportionally.] 44 Vested Deferred Retirement Benefit; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:10, II(b) to read as follows: (b) For members [who are in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service before July 1, 2011, upon the member's attainment of age 45, provided the member would then have completed 20 years of creditable service, otherwise the subsequent date on which such 20 years would have been completed, or for members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, upon the member's attainment of age 50, provided the member would then have completed 25 years of creditable service, otherwise the subsequent date on which such 25 years would have been completed, [and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d),] or at any time after age 60, a group II member who meets the requirement of subparagraph (a) may make application on a form prescribed by the board of trustees and receive a vested deferred retirement allowance which shall consist of: (1) A member annuity which shall be the actuarial equivalent of accumulated contributions on the date the member's retirement allowance commences; and (2) A state annuity which, together with the member annuity, shall be equal to a service retirement allowance based on the member's average final compensation and creditable service at the time the member's service is terminated. Provided, however, that a group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 shall not receive a vested deferred retirement allowance until attaining the age of 52.5; but may receive a reduced allowance after age 50 if the member has at least 25 years of creditable service where the allowance shall be reduced, for each month by which the date on which benefits commence precedes the month after which the member attains 52.5 years of age, by 1/4 of one percent. 45 Method of Financing; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:16, I(aa) to read as follows: (aa) The board of trustees shall certify to the proper authority or officer responsible for making up the payroll of each employer, and such authority or officer shall cause to be deducted from the compensation of each member, except group II members who are in vested status before January 1, 2012 with creditable service in excess of 40 years, and group II members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 or who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 with creditable service in excess of 42.5 years as provided in RSA 100-A:5, II(b) and RSA 100-A:6, II(b), on each and every payroll of such employer for each and every payroll period, the percentage of earnable compensation applicable to such member. No deduction from earnable compensation under this paragraph shall apply to any group II member [who is in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, with creditable service in excess of 40 years, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 or who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 with creditable service in excess of 42.5 years as provided in RSA 100-A:5, II(b) and RSA 100-A:6, II(b), and this provision for such members shall not affect the method of determining average final compensation as provided in RSA 100-A:1, XVIII. In determining the amount earnable by a member in a payroll period, the board may consider the rate of compensation payable to such member on the first day of a payroll period as continuing throughout the payroll period and it may omit deduction from compensation for any period less than a full payroll period if such person was not a member on the first day of the payroll period, and to facilitate the making of deductions it may modify the deduction required of any member by such an amount as shall not exceed 1/10 of one percent of the annual earnable compensation upon the basis of which such deduction is made. The amounts deducted shall be reported to the board of trustees. Each of such amounts, when deducted, shall be paid to the retirement system at such times as may be designated by the board of trustees and credited to the individual account, in the member annuity savings fund, of the member from whose compensation the deduction was made. Minimum Age; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:19-b, II to read as follows: II.(a) For a member [who is in vested status before January 1, 2021] who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, and, who has completed 20 or more years of combined creditable service, one year shall be deducted from age 60 for each year of creditable group II service, provided that the age shall not be less than 45 years. (b) For a member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 and who has completed 25 or more years of combined creditable service, one year shall be deducted from age 60 for each year of creditable group II service, provided that the age shall not be less than 50 years, and provided that a the member shall not be eligible to receive a retirement allowance until attaining the age of 52.5. [(c) For members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, minimum age shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with one year deducted from age 60 to not less than the adjusted minimum age.] 47 Reduced Early Retirement; 2034 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:19-d to read as follows: 100-A:19-d Reduced Early Retirement. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any retirement system member who has creditable service in both group I and group II with at least 10 years combined creditable service, and who has attained an age which is at least 45 [for members who are in vested status with group II service before January 1, 2012] for members who commenced service before July 1, 2011, or at least 50 for members who commenced group II service on or after July 1, 2011, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d), and is within 10 years of the minimum age set forth in RSA 100-A:19-b, may elect to retire and have benefits commence immediately as a reduced split-benefit service retirement allowance. Application shall be as provided in RSA 100-A:5, I(c). The allowance shall be determined as a split-benefit service retirement allowance in accordance with RSA 100-A:19-c, and the total combined split-benefit service allowance shall be reduced by the percentages shown in RSA 100-A:5, I(c), based on the total combined length of creditable service, for each month by which the date on which benefits commence precedes the month after which the member attains the minimum age set forth in RSA 100-A:19-b. 48 Funding; Appropriations. The sum of $27,500,000 per state fiscal year is hereby appropriated to the retirement system to fund the cost of benefits under this act. Such sums shall be transferred on July 1 each year until 2034. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 49 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(9), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 50 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(8), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 51 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(7), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 52 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(6), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 53 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(5), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 54 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(4), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 55 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(3), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 56 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d)(2), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 57 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d), relative to group II service retirement benefits. 58 Repeal. RSA 100-A:1, XXXVII(d)(1) relative to group II service retirement definition. 59 Effective Date. I. Sections 28 and 49 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. II. Sections 29 and 50 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2027. III. Sections 30 and 51 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2028. IV. Sections 31 and 52 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2029. V. Sections 32 and 53 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2030. VI. Sections 33 and 54 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2031. VII. Sections 34 and 55 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2032. VIII. Sections 35 and 56 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2033. IX. Sections 36 through 47, and 57 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2034. 60 Games of Chance; Definition of High Stakes Tournament. Amend RSA 287-D:1 by inserting after paragraph IX the following new paragraph: IX-a. \"High-Stakes Tournament\" means a tournament of a game of chance in which the required buy-in for participation in the tournament is $2,500 or greater. 61 Games of Chance; Definitions. Amend RSA 287-D:1, XII to read as follows: XII. \"Video lottery terminal\" or \"VLT\" means any device which, upon payment of bills, coins or vouchers, is available to play or operate and may entitle the patron to receive cash, vouchers, or electronic credits redeemable for cash. The results, including options available to the patron, are randomly determined by the device. A device may use spinning reels or video displays or both. This definition does not include any device that sells lottery tickets, pari-mutuel wagers, nor any device which is operated through, utilizes, or is played on or with assistance from the Internet. XIII. \"Wager\" means a monetary agreement between 2 or more persons that a sum of money or other valuable thing shall be paid to one of them on the happening or not happening of an uncertain event. Wager may be used synonymously with the term \"bet.\" XIV. \"Wide-Area Progressive Link\" means a networked gaming system that connects electronic gaming devices located at multiple licensed gaming establishments to a common progressive jackpot pool, allowing for contributions from each linked machine, regardless of location, to incrementally increase a shared jackpot prize, which can be won by any eligible player participating on any of the linked devices. 62 Games of Chance; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 287-D:3, XVII to read as follows: XVII. The licensing and enforcement of VLT licensees, terminals, and compliance requirements under RSA 287-J. XVIII. Other matters related to the proper administration of this chapter. 63 New Section; Games of Chance; High-Stakes Tournaments. Amend RSA 287-D by inserting after section 3 the following new section: 287-D:3-a High-Stakes Tournaments. A licensed game operator employer may conduct a high-stakes game of Chance Tournament provided that: I. The tournament is held at a facility licensed to conduct games of chance under RSA 287-D. II. The tournament is conducted in accordance with the rules and procedures established by the lottery commission. III. The game operator submits the tournament structure, entry fees, rake structure, and prize payout distribution to the lottery commission at least 30 days prior to the tournament start date for approval. IV. The tournament is conducted using approved dealers and equipment. 64 New Section; 24-Hour Gaming and Liquor Sales. Amend RSA 287-D by inserting after section 4-a the following new section: 287-D:4-b 24-Hour Gaming and Liquor Sales. Any municipality may, by majority vote of its legislative body, authorize gaming facilities licensed under this chapter to operate for up to 24 hours per day. Such authorization may include the ability for such facilities to serve liquor for up to 24 hours per day, notwithstanding any other provision of law. 65 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Games of Chance; Wagers. RSA 287-D:16 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 287-D:16 Wagers. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no maximum wager shall apply to any game of chance conducted under this chapter, or any historic horse race under RSA 284:22-b, including table games, historic horse racing, and VLT wagers. 66 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Games of Chance; Prizes. Amend RSA 287-D:20 to read as follows: 287-D:20 Prizes. I. In games where chips have no monetary value, except for high-stakes tournaments, as defined in RSA 287-D:1, XI-a, 3 percent of all funds collected from players, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer to be deposited into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the [5th] 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month. I-a. In high-stakes tournaments, as defined in RSA 287-D:1, XI-a, 5 percent of house winnings, after prizes paid, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer to be deposited into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month. II. In games where chips have monetary value, 10 percent of the rake or house winnings and other moneys collected by the game operator that are not paid out as prizes to players, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer for deposit into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the [5th] 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month. III. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the cash value of free bets and promotional credits of all table games, historic horse racing (HHR), and VLTs shall be exempted from revenues subject to charity allocation and payments to the state, so long as the cash value of such promotions for each type of game, whether it be table games, HHR, or VLTs, does not exceed 15 percent of the total revenue from that type of game for a given month. 67 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Games of Chance; Unlawful Gambling Machines. RSA 287-D:26 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 287-D:26 Unlawful Gambling Machines. No person shall possess or operate any gambling machine, slot machine, or other gaming device, unless specifically authorized under RSA 287-D or RSA 284:22-b, or licensed by the lottery commission. New Chapter; Video Lottery Terminals. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 287-I the following new chapter: CHAPTER 287-J VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS 287-J:1 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter these words shall have the following meaning: I. \"Applicant\" means an individual or entity applying for a license under this chapter. II. \"Commission\" means the lottery and gaming commission. III. \"Gross video lottery revenue\" means the total of all sums actually received by a VLT licensee from operation of video lottery terminals, minus the total of all sums actually paid out as winnings to patrons. IV. \"Facility\" means a facility licensed under RSA 287-D for the conduct of charitable gaming. V. \"Video lottery terminal\" or \"VLT\" means any device which, upon payment of bills, coins or vouchers, is available to play or operate and may entitle the patron to receive cash, vouchers, or electronic credits redeemable for cash. The results, including options available to the patron, are randomly determined by the device. A device may use spinning reels or video displays or both. This definition does not include any device that sells lottery tickets, pari-mutuel wagers, nor any device which is operated through, utilizes, or is played on or with assistance from the Internet. VI. \"VLT license\" means a license issued in accordance with this section, to offer video lottery terminals to the public. VII. \"VLT licensee\" means a game operator employer licensee that has been granted a VLT license under this section. VIII. \"Voucher\" means a printed wagering instrument, issued by a video lottery terminal at a facility, that has a fixed dollar wagering value which can only be used to acquire an equivalent value of cashable credits or cash. 287-J:2 Enforcement. The commission, with the assistance of the attorney general and the chief of police of any city or town where licensed facilities are located, shall administer and enforce the provisions of this chapter. To enforce the requirements of this chapter, the commission may exercise all rights of enforcement, including but not limited to its subpoena power, investigation authority, and authority to issue administrative orders and fines, granted to the commission by RSA 287-D. 287-J:3 Rulemaking. The commission shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to: I. The application procedure for VLT licenses for game operators. II. Information to be required on VLT license applications for VLT licenses for game operators. III. The conducting and operation of video lottery terminals. IV. Accountability controls to ensure game integrity, including, but not limited to, cash, prizes, income, expense and financial reporting, and recordkeeping to be implemented by VLT licensees in addition to requirements set forth in RSA 287-D:22. V. Investigation and enforcement to ensure compliance with this chapter. VI. Other matters related to the proper administration of this chapter. 287-J:4 Eligible Operators. I. To be eligible for a VLT license, the applicant shall have been licensed or eligible for licensure to sell pari-mutuel pools on historic horse races under RSA 287-D and under RSA 284:22-b as of the effective date of this chapter. A license shall not be permitted to be transferred or sold. II. Applicants eligible to obtain a VLT license pursuant to paragraph I of this section shall submit to background, financial, and suitability checks pursuant to RSA 287-D:11 and RSA 287-D:12, to ensure the applicant's ability to conduct video lottery terminals in accordance with the provisions of RSA 287-D and this chapter. An entity found suitable for gaming by the commission as of the effective date of this chapter shall satisfy paragraph I and RSA 284:22-b. The applicant for a VLT license shall submit to the commission a criminal history records release form, as provided by the division of state police, which authorizes the division of state police to conduct a criminal history records check through its state records and through the Federal Bureau of Investigation and to release a report of the applicant's criminal history and record information, including confidential criminal history record information, to the commission. Floor space allocated to VLTs shall represent no more than 70 percent of a facility's total gaming space. 287-J:5 Operation of Video Lottery Terminals. I. Prior to use all VLTs shall have been tested by an independent testing laboratory and approved by the commission to ensure integrity and proper working order. II. There shall be no bet limit imposed on VLTs. III. No VLT shall be operated except within the facility of an eligible VLT licensee during the facility's approved hours of play of charitable games. IV. Floor space allocated to VLTs and to historic horse racing terminals, as authorized by RSA 284:22-b, shall represent no more than 70 percent of a facility's total gaming space. V. VLTs shall operate to ensure a minimum average daily aggregate payback of 88 percent computed for all VLTs operated at each facility on a quarterly basis, except for machines that are tied to a wide-area progressive link, which shall have minimum average daily aggregate payback of 80 percent. For historic horse racing pools authorized by RSA 284:22-b tied to a wide-area progressive link, the commission on such pools shall be set at a rate no greater than 20 percent. VI. VLTs shall operate pursuant to any other such characteristics as the commission may establish by rule to safeguard the integrity of gaming in New Hampshire. 287-J:6 Revenue Share. I. Each video lottery terminal licensee shall collect a tax equal to 30 percent of gross video lottery revenue, less any free play offered by the operator, for distribution under paragraph II. II.(a) Each licensee shall distribute 35 percent of the amount collected under paragraph I to charitable organizations with whom the licensee contracts on each licensed game date. Each VLT licensee shall contract with 2 licensed charitable organizations for each game date. (b) The remainder of the total amount collected by the licensee under paragraph I shall be paid to the commission and distributed as follows: (1) 0.25 percent for payment of problem gaming services by the commission; and (2) The remaining 64.75 percent restricted to accounting unit 06-56-56-560040-4079 in the department of education for the purpose of distributing state adequacy grants to public school districts. III. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the cash value of free bets and promotional credits of all table games, historic horse racing, and VLTs shall be exempted from revenues subject to charity allocation and payments to the state, so long as the cash value of such promotions for each type of game, whether table games, historic horse racing, or VLTs, does not exceed 15 percent of the total revenue from that type of game for a given month. 287-J:7 Unclaimed Vouchers. I. Vouchers shall remain valid for 180 days from the date printed, after which the obligation of the VLT licensee to pay the patron any value remaining on a voucher expires. II. Before the end of each calendar month, the VLT licensee shall report and remit the total value of vouchers that expired during the preceding calendar month in a format prescribed by the commission. III. Such moneys shall become a part of the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. 287-J:8 Election of Central Monitory System or Audit. I. If the lottery commission elects to implement a central monitoring system for VLTs, the state shall bear all associated costs, including any connectivity fees, service fees, or equipment fees. II. If the state chooses not to implement a central monitoring system, the state shall be responsible for conducting audits of VLT and associated costs. 69 Opioid Abatement Trust Fund; Substance Abuse Enforcement Program. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, funds from the opioid abatement trust fund, established under RSA 126-A:83, may be appropriated to the department of safety, as authorized by the general court. The funds are intended to cover overtime costs for county and local law enforcement officers participating in the substance abuse enforcement program, established in RSA 21-P:66. Specifically, the funding may support officers in Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Sullivan counties in carrying out law enforcement activities related to the program, which aims to prevent or reduce overdose deaths and other opioid-related harms. 70 Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Staff. Amend RSA 71-B:14 to read as follows: 70-B:14 Staff. [The board shall have upon its staff at least one review appraiser who shall be a classified state employee and who shall be competent to review the value of property for tax and eminent domain purposes. In addition,] The board shall have such clerical and technical staff as may be necessary within the limits of appropriation made therefor. 70-A Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Staff; Offices. Amend RSA 498-A:15 and RSA 498-A:16 to read as follows: 498-A:15 Clerk; Staff. [The board shall have a clerk who shall be appointed by the board and who shall be a classified state employee.] In the exercise of the authority and performance of the duties prescribed by law, the board shall have the authority, within the limits of the appropriation for such purposes, to employ such [other] staff as it shall deem necessary. 498-A:16 Offices; Hearings. The board shall be provided with suitable office space in Concord, together with such furnishings and office equipment as shall be necessary for the administration of its business, and with a suitable room in which it may hold hearings. Any party may elect to participate in a just compensation hearing under RSA 498-A:24 though electronic or telephonic means consistent with RSA 91-A. All hearings before the board shall be open to the public[, and each hearing shall be held in the county in which the declaration has been filed unless the parties agree to a hearing elsewhere. To the extent of available space, hearings shall be conducted in the respective county courthouse; otherwise, they shall be held in such place or places, accessible to the public, as the board shall direct]. Department of Business and Economic Affairs; Division of Planning and Community Development Established. The subdivision heading preceding RSA 12-O:53 and RSA 12-O:53 are repealed and reenacted to read as follows: Planning and Community Development 12-O:53 Division of Planning and Community Development. There is established within the department the division of planning and community development under the supervision of a classified director of the division of planning and community development. The director of the division of planning and community development shall administer and supervise the programs related to planning and development, broadband, and housing within the department and shall serve under the supervision of the commissioner of the department. 12-O:53-a Office of Planning and Development. I. There is established the office of planning and development within the department of business and economic affairs, division of planning and community development. The office shall be under the supervision of the director of the division of planning and community development, who shall serve under the supervision of the commissioner. II. The office of planning and development shall: (a) Plan for the orderly development of the state and the wise management of the state's resources. (b) Compile, analyze, and disseminate data, information, and research services as necessary to advance the welfare of the state. (c) Encourage and assist planning, growth management, and development activities of cities and towns and groups of cities and towns with the purpose of encouraging smart growth. (d) Encourage the coordination and correlation of state planning by agencies of state government. (e) Participate in interstate, regional, and national planning efforts. (f) Administer federal and state grant-in-aid programs assigned to the office by statute or executive order. (g) Participate and advise in matters of land use planning regarding water resources and floodplain management. (h) Take a leadership role in encouraging smart growth and preserving farmland, open space land, and traditional village centers. (i) Administer the following programs: the statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan, the national flood insurance program, and the land conservation investment program. The office shall employ necessary personnel to administer these programs. (j) Perform such other duties as the commissioner may assign. 72 State Development Plan. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 12-O:54, I and 12-O:54, I(a) to read as follows: I. The office of planning and development, under the direction of the [commissioner] director of the division of planning and community development, shall: (a) Assist [the commissioner] in preparing, publishing, and revising the comprehensive development plan required under RSA 9-A. 73 Change \"Director of the Office of Planning and Development\" to \"Director of the Division of Planning and Community Development\". Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"director of the office of planning and development\" with \"director of the division of planning and community development\": 12-O:57; 17-M:2, V; 21-O:5-a, I(d); 21-P:48, I(h); 36-B:1; 78-A:25, III; 162-L:15, II(b); 233-A:2, I(f); 432:19, II(c); 482- A:32, II(c); 483:8, II; 483-A:6, III. 74 State Development Plan; Office of Planning and Development. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 9-A:2 and 9-A:2, I to read as follows: 9-A:2 Office of Planning and Development. The office of planning and development, under the direction of the [commissioner of business and economic affairs] division of planning and community development, shall: I. Assist [the commissioner] in preparing, publishing and revising the comprehensive development plan. 75 New Hampshire Workforce Development; State Workforce Innovation Fund. Amend RSA 12-O:45 to read as follows: 12-O:45 State Workforce Innovation Fund. I. There is hereby established the state workforce innovation fund which shall be nonlapsing and administered by the commissioner of the department of business and economic affairs. Said fund shall be for the purpose of receiving financial assistance under the [Workforce Investment Act of 1998] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 and providing funds for grants and other workforce development initiatives. II. The fund shall be distributed or expended by the commissioner after consultation with the State Workforce Innovation Board established in RSA 12-O:44 and the approval of the governor and council for any of the following purposes: (a) [Workforce Investment Act] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 Adult and Dislocated Worker programs. (b) [Workforce Investment Act] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 Youth programs. (c) [Workforce Investment Act] U.S. Department of Labor, Senior Community Service Employment programs. (d) [Workforce Investment Act] U.S. Department of Labor Disability programs. (e) [Workforce Investment Act] U.S. Department of Labor Regional Innovation and National Emergency grant programs. (f) Other projects, programs, or grants recognized as being beneficial to workforce development initiatives and consistent with the goals of the [Workforce Investment Act] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014. III.(a) The department may accept gifts, grants, donations, or other moneys for the purposes of this section. Said moneys shall be deposited into the state workforce innovation fund. (b) The commissioner may enter into contracts and agreements and may take other actions that may be necessary or desirable to effect the transfer to it of operations currently conducted by [the Workforce Opportunity Council, Inc. or the New Hampshire Workforce Opportunity Council under the Workforce Investment Act] the department of business and economic affairs, and to effect the transfer of assets utilized by them in doing so; and, the commissioner may assume, bear, and agree to perform those contracts of [the Workforce Opportunity Council, Inc. or the New Hampshire Workforce Opportunity Council] the state workforce innovation board that may be necessary or desirable for carrying out the purposes of this section. IV. The commissioner of the department of business and economic affairs shall have the authority to enter into such agreements for leasing real property, acquiring goods, and engaging services to perform Rapid Response activities in accordance with this subdivision. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such agreements and amounts expended pursuant thereto. Such agreements shall be made pursuant to forms of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council which forms of agreement have been reviewed by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services. [V. In accordance with RSA 282-A:181 through RSA 282-A:184, the commissioner of the department of employment security shall have the authority to make grants to New Hampshire employers for the purpose of training employees in accordance with this chapter, such grants not to exceed the amounts specified in RSA 282-A:87, IV(a)(2), and not to exceed to any single employer in any grant year the sum of $70,000, unless first approved by governor and council. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such grants expended pursuant thereto. Such grants shall be made pursuant to a form of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council after review by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services.] 76 New Section; Unemployment Compensation; Job Training Program; State workforce Innovation Grants. Amend RSA 282-A by inserting after section 184 the following new section: 282-A:185 State Workforce Innovation Grants. In accordance with RSA 282-A:181 through RSA 282-A:184, the commissioner of the department of employment security may make grants to New Hampshire employers for the purpose of training employees in accordance with RSA 12-O:45, such grants not to exceed the amounts specified in RSA 282-A:87, IV(a)(2), and not to exceed to any single employer in any grant year the sum of $70,000, unless first approved by governor and council. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such grants expended pursuant thereto. Such grants shall be made pursuant to a form of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council after review by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services. 77 Repeal; Commission on Aging. RSA 19-P, relative to the commission on aging, is repealed. 78 Health and Human Services Oversight Committee; Reference Removed. Amend RSA 126-A:15, IV to read as follows: IV. Directly or through an ancillary body, the oversight committee shall [serve as the legislative liaison for the state commission on aging, established under RSA 19-P:1, and shall] consider the major problems facing elderly citizens. 79 System of Care for Healthy Aging; Reference Removed. Amend RSA 151-E:27, IV to read as follows: IV. Beginning November 1, 2023, and annually thereafter, the department shall report to the governor[, the state commission on aging established in RSA 19-P:1] and the joint legislative committee on health and human services established in RSA 126-A:13. The report shall provide detailed information regarding the status of the implementation of this subdivision. 80 Department of Corrections; Funding Transfer Authority. The following classes within the department of corrections shall be exempt from the transfer restrictions in RSA 9:17a, 9:17c, classes 10-personal services-perm classified, 11- personal services unclassified, 12-personal services-unclassified, 18-overtime, 19-holiday pay, 50- personal service-temp/appointed and 60-benefits. The department is authorized to transfer funding in these classes within and amongst all accounting units provided that quarterly these transfers are reported to the fiscal committee within 60 days of the end of that quarter. In the event class 18 overtime expenditures are more than amounts appropriated and transferred from vacant positions, the commissioner may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. Upon fiscal committee and governor and council approval, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 81 Department of Corrections; Qualifications and Compensation of Certain Officials. Amend RSA 21-H:7 to read as follows: 21-H:7 Qualifications and Compensation of Certain Officials. I. The commissioner, assistant commissioner, [director of personnel and information, director of rehabilitative services, and the] division directors, deputy warden, and deputy directors of the department shall be qualified to hold such positions by reason of education and experience. II. The salaries of the commissioner, assistant commissioner, [director of personnel and information, director of rehabilitative services, and the] division directors, deputy warden, and deputy directors of the department shall be as specified in RSA 94:1-a. 82 The State Prisons; Sale of Prison Products; Industries Inventory Account. Amend RSA 622:28-a, I to read as follows: I. An industries inventory account shall be maintained to enable the state prisons to implement RSA 622:26-28. [Except for] All permanent personnel, [all] operating expenses, materials, supplies, overtime and purchase and repair of equipment determined to be necessary for the growing or manufacture of products for resale shall be a proper charge against this account. Charges for the sale of goods and services produced by the industries program shall be sufficient to defray the expenditures charged against this account and any sums obtained therefrom shall be a credit to the account. 83 Department of Health and Human Services; State Grant in Aid. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, there is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $5,000,000 for the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $5,000,000 for the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, from the opioid abatement trust fund, established under RSA 126-A:83, for the purpose of providing year-round emergency shelter services to individuals with an opioid and/or co-occurring substance use or mental health disorder. Such shelter programs must provide supportive services designed to assist people obtain recovery and permanent housing to achieve self-sufficiency. 84 Department of Health and Human Services; Prospective Repeal Regarding the Exemption from Certain Transfer Procedures Extended. Amend 2018, 163:11, IV as amended by 2019, 346:64, as amended by 2021, 91:27, and as amended by 2023, 79:215, to read as follows: IV. Section 10 of this act shall take effect June 30, [2025] 2027. 85 Effective Date. Section 84 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 86 Prospective Repeal Regarding Eligibility for Services Extended. Amend 2011, 209:6, I, as amended by 2013, 140:1, I, as amended by 2015, 276:41, I, as amended by 2017, 156:85, I, as amended by 2019, 346:61, I, as amended by 2021, 91:404, as amended by 2023, 79:198, to read as follows: I. Section 5 of this act shall take effect July 1, [2025] 2027. 87 Health and Human Services; Graduate Medical Education Payments Suspended. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall submit a Title XIX Medicaid state plan amendment to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to suspend the provision of direct and indirect graduate medical education payments to hospitals as provided in 42 C.F.R. section 413.75 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. Upon approval of the state plan amendment, and as of the effective date of the state plan amendment, any obligations for payment of direct and indirect graduate medical education shall be suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 88 Health and Human Services; Suspension of Catastrophic Aid Payments to Hospitals. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall submit a Title XIX Medicaid state plan amendment to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to suspend all catastrophic aid payments to hospitals effective for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 89 Medicaid to Schools Program; Fiscal Committee Approval of Supplemental Funding. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, in the event funds appropriated in accounting unit 05-95-47-0010-7207 Medicaid to schools are insufficient, the department of health and human services may accept and expend additional federal funds with the prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. Any request to the fiscal committee shall include a detailed explanation of the types of assistance the department is providing to school districts to ensure eligibility for reimbursement under the Medicaid to schools program. 90 Department of Health and Human Services; Division of Medicaid Services. Any funds appropriated to activity 05-95-47-470010, division of Medicaid services, for the biennium ending June 30, 2025, shall not lapse until June 30, 2027, and shall be treated as restricted revenue for the purpose of funding expenditures in account 05-95-47-470010-7948, Medicaid care management. The department of health and human services is authorized to accept and expend any matching federal funds for the purposes of this section without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. 91 Effective Date. Section 90 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 92 Suspension Pending Funding; WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the WIC farmers' market nutrition program established by RSA 132:12-f shall be suspended until such time as the commissioner of the department of health and human services determines that sufficient funds are available to implement the program. 93 New Paragraph; Gifts to the State. Amend RSA 4:8 by inserting after paragraph II the following new paragraph: III. Notwithstanding paragraph I, the commissioner of the department of health and human services may accept gifts of personal property valued at $250,000 or less for the benefit of the department. The commissioner shall distribute unrestricted gifts based on his or her assessment of departmental needs. The commissioner shall file an annual report to the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor on or before November 1, disclosing the nature and value of all gifts received by the department and how those gifts were allocated. 94 Department of Health and Human Services; Unclassified Positions Established. I. There are hereby established 2 unclassified supervising regional attorney positions in the department of health and human services. II. The salary of the unclassified positions established in paragraph I shall be in accordance RSA 94:1-a, I. III. The incumbents in the classified positions, establish by 2024, 377:8 shall be offered the opportunity to transfer into the unclassified positions established in paragraph I. IV. The classified positions established by 2024, 377:8 shall be abolished on June 30, 2027, or upon transfer of the incumbents in accordance with paragraph III, whichever is sooner. 95 Department of Health and Human Services; Bureau of Adult and Elderly Services; Congregate Housing and Services; Suspension. Congregate housing provided for under the Medicaid waiver pursuant to RSA 151-E and congregate services provided for in RSA 161-F:37 are hereby suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 96 Department of Health and Human Services; Positions Established; Staffing. Amend the introductory clause of RSA 126-A:9, I to read as follows: I. There shall be established within the department the following unclassified positions[, in addition to existing unclassified positions and positions established in paragraph II of this section]. 97 Department of Health and Human Services; Positions Established; Staffing. Amend RSA 126-A:9, II(b) to read as follows: (b) The commissioner shall appoint a person to each unclassified position [established pursuant to subparagraph (a)] authorized by the legislature. Any [vacancy] vacant position not established under paragraph I shall be filled in the same manner as the original appointment. The annual salary of such unclassified employees shall be as prescribed in RSA 94:1-a and RSA 94:3-b, II. The provisions of RSA 21:33-a shall not apply to appointments made under this subparagraph. 98 Repeal; Mental Health Medical Supervisor Position. RSA 126-A:9, I(c), relative to appointment of an unclassified mental health medical supervisor, is repealed. 99 Department of Health and Human Services; General Provisions; Drug Prescriptions. Amend RSA 126- A:3, V to read as follows: V. Pharmacists shall substitute generically equivalent drug products for all legend and non-legend prescriptions paid for by the department of health and human services, [including the Medicaid program,] unless the prescribing practitioner specifies that the brand name drug product is medically necessary. Such notification shall be in the practitioner's own handwriting or as otherwise authorized by law or regulation and shall be retained [in the pharmacist's file] by the pharmacy. Pertaining to Medicaid, pharmacists shall dispense brand name drug products to Medicaid beneficiaries when the brand name drug product is listed on the department's Medicaid preferred drug list, and not substitute generically equivalent drugs. The provisions of paragraph III shall not apply to the dispensing by a pharmacy for medical assistance reimbursement for legend and non-legend drugs. The commissioner, in consultation with pharmacy providers, shall establish medical assistance reimbursement for legend and non-legend drugs. For Medicaid fee for service [clients] beneficiaries, no prior authorization [for generically equivalent drugs shall be required] shall be required for generic drug products unless the drug class is recommended by the drug utilization review board for clinical appropriateness and safety utilization review. 100 New Paragraph; Public Health; Department of Health and Human Services; General Provisions. Amend RSA 126-A:3 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraph: V-a.(a) When deemed medically necessary and cost effective by the department of health and human services' chief medical officer, a standing order may be issued by the chief medical officer for certain Medicaid covered over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests. Such standing order shall be reviewed annually by the chief medical officer for continuation or discontinuation of the standing order. (b) The chief medical officer's standing order, as provided in subparagraph (a), shall also permit non- Medicaid recipients to obtain over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests pursuant to the standing order. Nothing in this paragraph shall prohibit insurers from applying appropriate medical management techniques or require insurers to pay for the cost of these items unless expressly stated by the insurer's terms of coverage. (c) No health care professional, acting in good faith and with reasonable care, who issues a standing order, or who dispenses, or distributes over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, or laboratory tests by standing order shall be subject to any criminal or civil liability, or any professional disciplinary action, for any action authorized by this paragraph or any outcome resulting from an action authorized by this paragraph. 101 Appropriation; Developmental Services; Pilot Program. Amend 2022, 272:9, VII as amended by 2023, 79:548 to read as follows: VII. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $2,800,000, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, for the purpose of implementing the pilot program plan or the pilot itself, for developmental services established in this section. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, [2025] 2027, to continue services for those enrolled. Additionally, the department may accept and expend any applicable federal funds, and any gifts, grants, or donations that may be available for the purposes of the pilot program. [In the event of any remaining funds not otherwise expended after reaching the cap of serving 20 eligible individuals under the pilot program, the department may allocate funding and provide services to additional eligible individuals.] The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 102 Effective Date. Section 101 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 103 Expanding Access to Court-appointed Counsel for Children in Dependency Proceedings; Prospective Effective Date Extended. Amend 2024, 296:6 to read as follows: 296:6 Effective Date. I. Sections 3 and 5 of this act shall take effect August 1, 2026. II. The remainder of this act shall take effect [July 1, 2025] January 1, 2026. 104 Department of Health and Human Services; Division for Children, Youth and Families; Classified Positions Established; Appropriation. I. There is hereby established 3 unclassified staff attorney positions in the department of health and human services for the purposes of fulfilling responsibilities related to expanded access to court-appointed counsel for children in out-of-home placements pursuant to 2024, 296. The salaries of the unclassified positions established in this paragraph shall be established in accordance with RSA 94:1-a, I. II. From general funds appropriated to the department of health and human services in account 05-95-95- 952010-5680, $155,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $310,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, shall be used for the purpose of funding the positions established in paragraph I. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, the department may accept and expend matching federal funds without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. 105 Department of Health and Human Services; Pharmacy Copays; Medicaid Program. The department of health and human services shall file a Medicaid state plan amendment on or before January 1, 2026, to increase the prescription drug copay amount to $4, subject to federal limitations on cost sharing and eligibility limitations. 106 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Managed Care. The department of health and human services is hereby directed to complete no more than one Medicaid rate filing with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services each state fiscal year for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 107 Department of Health and Human Services; New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program; Premiums Established. The department of health and human services shall file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment, if necessary, on or before July 1, 2026, to institute premiums, subject to federal limitations on cost sharing and eligibility limitations, for individuals participating in the Granite Advantage Health Care Program who have income at or above 100 percent of the Federal Poverty Limit. 108 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Program; Premiums Established. The department of health and human services shall file a Medicaid state plan amendment on or before January 1, 2026, to institute premiums, subject to federal limitations, for households with children enrolled in Medicaid with income at or above 255 percent of the federal poverty limit. 109 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Eligibility. To restore income verification for Medicaid redetermination to pre-public health emergency income verification standards for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the department of health and human services shall allow the federal public health emergency Social Security Act Section 1902e(14)(A) waiver authorities to expire effective June 30, 2025. 110 Department of Health and Human Services; Appropriation; Child Care Scholarship Program. To avoid a waitlist for the New Hampshire child care scholarship program, the commissioner of the department of health and human services may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. If approved by governor and council, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury otherwise not appropriated. 111 Department of Information Technology; Salary Grades for Certain Positions. Amend the following positions in RSA 94:1-a, I(b) to read as follows: GG Department of information technology director, user services division GG Department of information technology director, user experience division GG Department of information technology assistant director, [agency software division] business relationship management division HH Department of information technology director, business relationship management division HH Department of information technology director, infrastructure and operations division 112 Department of Justice; Division of Legal Counsel. Amend RSA 7:8-b to read as follows: 7:8-b Division of Legal Counsel. I. There is hereby established, within the office of the attorney general, a division of legal counsel. The division shall be supervised by an associate attorney general appointed under RSA 7:16. II. The division of legal counsel shall consist of the following units: (a) A bureau of civil law. (b) [A transportation and construction bureau.] A public safety and infrastructure bureau, as provided in RSA 21-M:12. (c) [An office of the solicitor general.] A civil rights unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing the New Hampshire Law Against Discrimination and the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act, bringing civil enforcement actions on behalf of the public to redress discriminatory acts and civil rights violations, and enforcing any other state or federal antidiscrimination laws that authorize the attorney general to enforce them. (d) A charitable trusts unit, which shall be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a. (e) An election law unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing violations of New Hampshire election laws under RSA 7:6-c and the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts. [III. The division shall also be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a.] 113 Department of Justice; Division of Legal Counsel. Amend RSA 21-M:7 to read as follows: 21-M:7 Division of Legal Counsel. I. There is established within the department a division of legal counsel. The division shall be supervised by an associate attorney general appointed under RSA 21-M:3. II. The division of legal counsel shall consist of the following units: (a) A bureau of civil law. (b) A public safety and infrastructure bureau, as provided in RSA 21-M:12. (c) A civil rights unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing the New Hampshire Law Against Discrimination and the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act. (d) A charitable trusts unit, which shall be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a. (e) An election law unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing violations of New Hampshire election laws under RSA 7:6-c and the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts. [III. The division shall also be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 32-a.] 114 Repeal; Bureau of Civil Law; Regulation of Charitable Trusts. RSA 21-M:11, II(c), relative to responsibility for the regulation of charitable trusts by the bureau of civil law, is repealed. 115 Department of Justice; Private Practice Prohibited. Amend RSA 7:6-d to read as follows: 7:6-d Private Practice Prohibited. The attorney general, deputy attorney general, assistant attorneys general and all attorneys employed by the department of justice shall not directly or indirectly engage in the private practice of law, nor shall they accept any fees or emoluments other than their official salaries for any legal services. Private practice of law shall not include the provision of legal services without charge to the members of an attorney's family when the same shall not conflict with the attorney's official duties. The provisions of this section shall not apply to [the director of charitable trusts, nor to] special counsel retained by the attorney general. 116 Director of Charitable Trusts; Authority. Amend RSA 7:19, I to read as follows: I. RSA 7:19 through [32-a] 7:32-b inclusive shall apply to all trustees holding property for charitable purposes and to all persons soliciting for charitable purposes or engaging in charitable sales promotions; and the attorney general shall have and exercise, in addition to all the common law and statutory rights, duties and powers of the attorney general in connection with the supervision, administration and enforcement of charitable trusts, charitable solicitations, and charitable sales promotions, the rights, duties and powers set forth in RSA 7:19 through [32-a] 7:32-b inclusive. The attorney general shall also have the authority to prepare and maintain a register of all charitable trusts heretofore or hereafter established or active in this state. However, this subdivision does not apply to the United States; any state, territory or possession of the United States; the District of Columbia; the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico or to any of their agencies or governmental subdivisions or to any religious organization which holds property for charitable or religious purposes or their integrated auxiliaries or to conventions or associations of churches. 117 Attorney General; Enforcement of the Election Laws. Amend RSA 7:6-c, I to read as follows: I. Upon receipt of a signed written complaint, or upon his or her own motion, the attorney general may in his or her discretion, conduct investigations to determine whether any violation of the election or lobbying laws has occurred and may prosecute anyone responsible for such a violation. In conducting an investigation under this section the attorney general may enlist the aid of the county attorneys, the state police, and other public officers. In the exercise of his or her powers and duties under this section, the attorney general may hold hearings and require the attendance of individuals by the use of subpoena and may require the production of books, documents, records, and other tangible goods by use of subpoena duces tecum. Any testimony required by the attorney general at a hearing which he or she is empowered to hold under this section shall be given under oath. The attorney general shall maintain records of complaints and investigations of alleged violations of the election laws. 118 Education; Special Education; Liability for Children With Disabilities in Certain Court Ordered Placements. Amend RSA 186-C:19-b, V to read as follows: V. If the total amount required for court ordered placements or placements for an episode of treatment exceeds the amount appropriated to the department for such payments, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant from the [education trust] general fund for such sum to satisfy the state's obligation under this section. 119 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Lottery; Establishment. Amend RSA 284:21-j, I to read as follows: I. The state treasurer shall credit all moneys received from the lottery commission under RSA 284, RSA 287-D, and RSA 287-E, and interest received on such moneys, to a special fund from which the treasurer shall pay all expenses of the commission incident to the administration of this subdivision and all administration and enforcement expenses of racing and charitable gaming under RSA 284, RSA 287-D, and RSA 287-E. Any balance left in such fund after such expenses are paid shall be [deposited in the education trust fund established under RSA 198:39] restricted to accounting unit 06-56-56-560040-4079 in the department of education, for the purpose of distributing state adequacy grants to public school districts. 120 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Lottery; Operation of Keno Games. Amend RSA 284:47, II to read as follows: II. A licensee may retain 8 percent of the proceeds from keno games. The remainder, less the administrative costs of the lottery commission and prize payouts, shall be [deposited in the education trust fund established in RSA 198:39] restricted to accounting unit 06-56-56-560040-4079 in the department of education, for the purpose of distributing state adequacy grants to public school districts. 121 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Sports Betting; Proceeds to Education Fund. Amend RSA 287:I-9 to read as follows: 287-I:9 Proceeds to Education Fund. The proceeds received by the commission from sports wagering, less the administrative costs of the commission, prizes paid, and payments for problem gambling services, shall be [deposited in the education trust fund established in RSA 198:39] restricted to accounting unit 06-56-56- 560040-4079 in the department of education, for the purpose of distributing state adequacy grants to public school districts. 122 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 198:39, I(g), relative to using monies in the education trust fund for the statewide assessment program. II. RSA 198:39, I(j), relative to using monies in the education trust fund to fund school building aid. III. RSA 198:39, I(k), relative to using monies in the education trust fund for tuition and transportation funds to school districts for students attending career and technical education programs. IV. RSA 198:39, I(l), relative to using monies in the education trust fund for special education aid to school districts. V. RSA 198:39, I(m), relative to using monies in the education trust fund for payments to education service providers on behalf of school districts for children with disabilities in certain court ordered placements or placements for an episode of treatment. VI. RSA 198:39, I(n), relative to using monies in the education trust fund for grants for leased space to approved chartered public schools. VII. RSA 198:39, II(g), relative to depositing into the education trust fund monies relative to sweepstakes and the lottery. VIII. RSA 198:39, II(j), relative to depositing into the education trust fund monies collected and paid over to the state treasurer by the lottery commission. 123 Chartered Public Schools; Funding. Amend RSA 194-B:11, I(c) to read as follows: (c) The [commissioner of the] department of education shall calculate and distribute chartered public school tuition payments as set forth herein. The first payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the number of eligible pupils enrolled and present on the first day of the current school year. Such payment shall be made no later than 15 days after the department of education receives the [attendance] approved enrollment report. The December 1 payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the membership on [November] October 1, and the March 1 payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the membership on February 1. To calculate the final payment, [the commissioner of] the department of education shall multiply the per pupil amount by the average daily membership in attendance for the full school year, and subtract the total amount of the first 3 payments made. The remaining balance shall be the final payment. Eligible chartered public schools shall report membership in accordance with RSA 189:1-d. In this subparagraph, \"membership\" shall be as defined in RSA 189:1-d, II. Tuition amounts shall be prorated on a per diem basis for pupils attending a school for less than a full school year. The average daily membership in attendance for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall be calculated by converting each credit completed into an average daily membership metric utilizing the basis that 12 half-credits equal 1.0 average daily membership. No full-time enrolled pupil at the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall have an average daily membership that exceeds 1.0. 124 New Subparagraph; Chartered Public Schools; Funding. Amend RSA 194-B:11, I by inserting after subparagraph (e) the following new subparagraph: (f) The first 3 payments made pursuant to subparagraph (c) to the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall be made based on the estimated end of year full-time student and full-time equivalent student average daily membership in attendance calculation. The department may make a May 1 payment distribution to the Virtual Learning Academy using the most current data to ensure the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School receives an estimated 90 percent of adequacy distribution before the end of the fiscal year. The department of education may adjust down the December 1 or March 1 payment on the estimated average end of year enrollment during the school year for any charter school with a 20 percent or greater enrollment decline after the first day of school. 125 Determination of Education Grants. Amend RSA 198:41, VI to read as follows: VI. [When final determination year data is available, but not later than April 1,] The department shall make a final determination of grant amounts by October 1. A municipality's grant estimate shall not be less than 95 percent of the estimate reported pursuant to paragraph IV. The department shall adjust the April grant disbursement required pursuant to RSA 198:42 so that the total amount disbursed for the fiscal year shall match the final grant determination. VI-a. The final determination of the grant amount can be modified after October 1 after a vote in the affirmative by the state board under the following conditions: (a) The department or a school district petitioned the state board to modify the October 1 grant determination prior to January 15 of the same fiscal year and the school board votes in the affirmative to accept the petition by February 15; (b) The change being considered within the scope of the petition shall have a total adequacy dollar impact greater than $10,000 for at least one municipality; and (c) The petition specifically identifies the municipality or municipalities requiring change in the final grant amount and the amount being modified. 126 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Services Other Than Counsel. RSA 604-A:6 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 604-A:6 Services Other Than Counsel. I. In any criminal case in which counsel has been appointed to represent a defendant who is financially unable to obtain investigative, expert or other services necessary to an adequate defense in his or her case, counsel may apply therefor to the court, and, upon finding that such services are necessary and that the defendant is financially unable to obtain them, the court shall authorize counsel to obtain the necessary services on behalf of the defendant. The court may, in the interests of justice and upon finding that timely procurement of necessary services could not await prior authorization, ratify and approve such services after they have been obtained. The court shall determine reasonable compensation for the services and direct payment upon the filing of a claim for compensation supported by an affidavit specifying the time expended, the nature of the services rendered, the expenses incurred on behalf of the defendant, and the compensation, if any, received in the same case for the same services from any other source. II. The administrative judges of the circuit and superior court may designate classes of routine, necessary services, under $1,500 per service, that are not subject to the procedure above. Invoices classified as routine and necessary may be submitted directly to the judicial council for review and payment. These invoices shall include a certification by the attorney assigned to the case that the services were necessary to representation in the matter that the attorney was assigned to. III. The executive director of the judicial council may, upon review of any particular invoice, decline to process such invoice without judicial review, and may direct the attorney to go through the process outline in paragraph I. IV. Vendor invoices and certifications under this section will be retained by the judicial council. V. Any indigent defendant appearing pro se may seek services as outlined in paragraph I. 127 Contract Services. Amend RSA 604-A:6-a to read as follows: 604-A:6-a Contract Services. The state of New Hampshire, by the judicial council and with the approval of governor and council, may, within the limits of appropriations, contract with qualified firms or individuals in the state to provide stenographic, interpretation, translation, transportation, investigation, and psychological, psychiatric, mental health, and substance abuse evaluations and clerical services where, pursuant to RSA 604-A:6, the defendant has been found to be eligible for such services. The executive director of the judicial council shall authorize payments to such individuals and firms as provided for under this section. 128 Compensation of Counsel. Amend RSA 604-A:4 to read as follows: 604-A:4 Compensation of Counsel. I. [Subject to the provisions of RSA 604-A:6,] Counsel appointed pursuant to this chapter to represent the defendant, at the conclusion of the representation or any segment thereof, shall be reasonably compensated therefor and shall be reimbursed for expenses reasonably incurred. A separate claim for compensation and reimbursement shall be made to each court before which the counsel represented the defendant. Each claim shall be supported by a written statement specifying the time expended, services rendered and expenses incurred while the case was pending before the court. Each court before which the counsel represented the defendant shall fix the compensation and reimbursement to be paid the counsel for services rendered and expenses incurred while representing the defendant in proceedings before the court; however, no justice shall approve any unreasonable or unnecessary charge. II. The administrative judges of the circuit and superior court may order that any invoice for fees that falls within the limits of the supreme court rules governing assigned counsel may be submitted directly to the judicial council for review and payment. III. The executive director of the judicial council may, upon review of any particular invoice, decline to process such invoice without judicial review, and may direct the attorney to go through the process outline in paragraph I. IV. Vendor invoices and certifications under this section shall be retained by the judicial council. 129 New Section; Protective Legislation; Payment of Wages; Wage Claim Settlement Account. Amend RSA 275 by inserting after section 53 the following new section: 275:53-a Wage Claim Settlement Account. A special fund is hereby established in the state treasury for the purpose of receiving and distributing wages in accordance with RSA 275:53, II. The commissioner shall administer the fund. The state treasurer shall be the custodian of the fund, and all moneys in the fund shall be held in trust by the state treasurer and shall not constitute money or property of the state. 130 New Subparagraph; Wage Claim Settlement Account. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b) by inserting after subparagraph (399) the following new subparagraph: (400) Moneys deposited in the wage claim settlement account fund established pursuant to RSA 275:53-a. 131 Repeal. RSA 281-A:30, relative to the special fund for active cases, is repealed. 132 Effective Date. Section 131 of this act shall take effect September 1, 2025. 133 Workers Compensation; Hearings and Awards. Amend RSA 281-A:43, II to read as follows: II. A decision of the commissioner, the commissioner's authorized representative, or the board shall take effect and shall become final, in the absence of an appeal from it, 30 days from the date of the decision. Payment of weekly compensation and entitlement to medical and vocational benefits, if necessary and so ordered by the commissioner or the board, shall begin or continue as soon as possible, but no later than 5 working days after [the decision's effective date] issuance of the decision, and shall not be terminated except in accordance with the terms of the decision or of a final court determination. If the commissioner determines that the employer or carrier has failed to comply with any order, then the commissioner may assess a penalty not to exceed $100 for each day of noncompliance, beginning on the date of notification of its assessment. Upon continued failure to comply with an order to make payment of the compensation or medical benefits, or to institute vocational rehabilitation, or to pay the penalty, or any combination thereof, the commissioner shall petition the superior court for an injunction to comply. The commissioner shall deposit into the department of labor restricted fund established in RSA 273:1-b any penalty collected under this section. 134 Workers Compensation; Appeals Board; Composition. Amend RSA 281-A:42-a, I to read as follows: I. There is established a compensation appeals board. [Until January 1, 2024,] The board shall consist of a pool of [33] 27 members, of which [11] 9 members shall represent labor, [11] 9 members shall represent employers or workers' compensation insurers and [11] 9 members shall be attorneys who shall be neutral. [On January 1, 2024, the commissioner shall identify 2 seats from each of the 3 sectors that are vacant or of an expired term, and eliminate those seats, reducing the entire pool to 27 members in total.] Members of the board shall be appointed by the governor and council from a list of nominees submitted by the commissioner. The commissioner shall submit at least 2 nominees for each vacancy to be filled. Any person appointed by the governor and council who is not qualified or who ceases to be qualified in the capacity in which such person is serving on the appeals board shall be replaced by the governor and council. Terms of board members shall be 3 years, except the initial appointments shall be staggered so that no more than 1/3 of the members' terms shall expire in the same year. Members of the board shall have at least 5 years' experience in the area of workers' compensation or human resources or administrative law. As a condition to maintaining eligibility to hear appeals, board members shall have at least 10 hours annually of training and briefing in the area of workers' compensation and relevant disciplines. The commissioner, or designee, with the assistance of the attorney general's staff shall supervise and approve the training. The commissioner shall have the authority to suspend the eligibility of any member of the board who is not in compliance with such annual training requirements, and to reinstate such member's eligibility upon compliance. The commissioner may suspend from active participation any board member who fails to render a decision or order within 30 days of the hearing as required by RSA 281-A:43, I(b). The commissioner may rescind the suspension once the board member is in compliance with RSA 281-A:43, I(b). Appeals from a decision of the commissioner or the commissioner's representative shall be heard de novo by a 3-member panel, composed of an attorney who shall serve as chair, one member representing labor and one member representing employers or workers' compensation insurers. At least 2 like votes shall be necessary for a decision by the panel. The board shall hear appeals, in accordance with RSA 281-A:43, I(b), from the decisions of the commissioner made pursuant to RSA 281-A:43. No person who is an interested party or an employee of an interested party shall participate as a member of the panel. The board shall conduct its proceedings in such a manner as to ensure a fair and impartial hearing. 135 Confidentiality of Workers Compensation Claims. Amend RSA 281-A:21-b to read as follows: 281-A:21-b Confidentiality of Workers' Compensation Claims. Proceedings and records of the department of labor and the compensation appeals board with respect to workers' compensation claims under RSA 281-A shall be exempt from RSA 91-A. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the department of labor or the compensation appeals board from releasing information on a person's claim or claims to the person, the person's legal representative, attorney, health care providers, employer, the employer's workers' compensation insurer, the attorneys for the employer or employer's insurer, or state and federal agencies with relevant jurisdiction. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, information relating to a person's claim or claims may be released to other parties only with the prior written permission of the claimant. 136 Department of Labor; Reports. Amend RSA 273:10 to read as follows: 273:10 Reports. [He] The labor commissioner shall transmit to the legislature a report upon these matters when [he] the labor commissioner shall deem the occasion of sufficient importance, with such recommendations as [he] the labor commissioner shall think advisable. [He] The labor commissioner shall biennially make a report of the proceedings of the department of labor to the governor and council, containing the transactions of the office and such other matters and recommendations as [he] the labor commissioner shall deem proper. 137 Workers Compensation; Hearings and Awards. Amend RSA 281-A:43, I(a) to read as follows: I.(a) In a controversy as to the responsibility of an employer or the employer's insurance carrier for the payment of compensation and other benefits under this chapter, any party at interest may petition the commissioner in writing for a hearing and award. The petition shall be sent to the commissioner at the department's offices in Concord and shall set forth the reasons for requesting the hearing and the questions in dispute which the applicant expects to be resolved. The commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall schedule a hearing, either in Concord or at a location nearest the employee as determined by the commissioner, by fixing its time and place and giving notice at least 14 days prior to the date for which it is scheduled. The hearing date shall be set for a time not to exceed 6 weeks from the date the petition was received. In those instances where an expedited hearing is requested, the petition for hearing shall set forth the facts in sufficient detail to support the request for an expedited hearing. The commissioner, or his or her authorized agent shall, in his or her discretion, determine whether the need exists for an expedited hearing. Any requests for an expedited hearing shall be periodically reviewed by the commissioner to determine whether such requests are given proper attention. The commissioner shall also identify any overutilization by the requesting parties and responses given to such requests by the commissioner. An annual report of the expedited requests, responses, the number of continuances, the reasons for such continuances, the number of requests for hearing, and the time within which the hearings were held shall be made annually to the advisory council established in RSA 281-A:62. The notice may be given in hand, via first class mail, or, [upon consent of the parties,] by electronic transmission to any party with that party's consent. Continuances of any hearing are discouraged; however, should a continuance be necessary, the parties requesting such continuance shall file with the department a written petition for such continuance at least 7 days prior to the hearing. Failure to file such a petition shall bar any right to a continuance. Thereafter, a continuance may only be granted upon the commissioner's finding that a compelling need exists so as to require a continuance. At such hearing, it shall be incumbent upon all parties to present all available evidence and the person conducting the hearing shall give full consideration to all evidence presented. In addition, the person conducting the hearing shall freely and comprehensively examine all witnesses to determine the merits of the matter. Also, the person conducting the hearing may recess the hearing to a date certain and direct the parties, or either of them, to provide such further information that may be necessary to decide the matter. No later than 30 days after the hearing, the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall render a decision and shall forthwith notify the parties of it. When appropriate, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, may render a decision at the hearing. Unless excused for good cause shown, or a party has not received notice, failure of any or all parties at interest to appear at a duly scheduled hearing or to petition for a continuance shall bar such parties from any further action concerning an adverse decision, a decision by default, or a dismissal of a petition for hearing and award. The commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall serve notice of a pending default, default decision, or dismissal of a petition for hearing and award on the defaulting party via certified mail, return receipt requested. Upon receipt of undeliverable certified mail, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall stay the proceedings for up to one year from the date of the receipt of undeliverable certified mail during which time the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall make all reasonable attempts to provide notice to the defaulting party. If notice cannot be provided within one year, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall render a decision in favor of the non-defaulting party. 138 Elevator and Accessibility Lifts; Inspection Report and Certificates; Fee; Penalty. Amend RSA 157-B:5, I to read as follows: I. Subsequent to the inspection of an elevator or accessibility lift, an inspector shall file with the commissioner an inspection report on a form prescribed by the commissioner indicating whether or not the elevator or accessibility lift is certifiable and shall provide a copy of the inspection report to the owner or the owner's designee. When an elevator or accessibility lift passes inspection, the commissioner shall furnish an [inspection certificate to its owner or the owner's designee on a form prescribed by the commissioner. A fee of $50 shall be charged for each certificate. If the fee is not paid within 30 days of the date on which the certificate is issued, the certificate shall be void.] invoice for a fee of $75 to the unit owner or designee. Upon receipt of the fee, the commissioner shall issue an inspection certificate to its owner or the owner's designee on a form prescribed by the commissioner, with a separate fee required for each certificate. 139 Labor Commissioner; Civil Penalties. Amend RSA 273:11-a, I to read as follows: I. In addition to any criminal penalty provided under this title, the commissioner may, after hearing, impose a civil penalty not to exceed $2,500, unless specifically authorized to do so by another provision of law, as determined by the commissioner, for any violation of the provisions of, or any rule adopted pursuant to, this title, except RSA 273-A, RSA 273-C, and RSA 282-A. All moneys collected under this section shall be deposited into the department of labor restricted fund established in RSA 273:1-b. 140 New Subparagraphs; Labor Commissioner; Civil Penalties. Amend RSA 273:11-a, III by inserting after subparagraph (h) the following new subparagraphs: (i) Failure to comply with RSA 281-A regarding the workers compensation law. (j) Violations pursuant to RSA 276-A relative to youth labor laws. 141 New Paragraph; Workers Compensation; Payment for Second Injuries from the Special Fund. Amend RSA 281-A:54 by inserting after paragraph X the following new paragraph: XI. In the event the commissioner denies reimbursement, the employer or employer's insurance carrier may petition the commissioner in writing for a hearing within 30 days of the date of the notice of denial. The petition shall be sent to the commissioner at the department's offices in Concord and shall identify each alleged error of law, fact, or reasoning that the petitioning party wishes to challenge. The commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall schedule a hearing and give notice at least 14 days prior to the date for which it is scheduled. Unless excused for good cause shown, or a party has not received notice, failure of any or all parties at interest to appear at a duly scheduled hearing or to petition for a continuance shall bar such parties from any further action concerning an adverse decision, a decision by default, or a dismissal of a petition for hearing. The scope of the hearing shall be limited to each alleged error of law, fact, or reasoning that the petitioner raised in their petition for hearing. The documentary evidence admissible at the hearing shall be limited to the forms and supporting documentation submitted by the petitioner to the commissioner in support of the denied reimbursement request, and any responsive communications or orders from the commissioner regarding the denied reimbursement request. No later than 30 days after the hearing, the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall render a decision and shall forthwith notify the parties of it. When appropriate, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, may render a decision at the hearing. Any party in interest aggrieved by the rendered order or decision of the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative may appeal to the supreme court pursuant to RSA 541. 142 New Paragraph; Workers Compensation; Reimbursement for Payment of Additional Compensation. Amend RSA 281-A:55-a by inserting after paragraph II the following new paragraph: III. In the event the commissioner denies reimbursement for requests made under this section, the employer or employer's insurance carrier may petition the commissioner for a hearing pursuant to RSA 281- A:54, XI. 143 New Hampshire Retirement System. The funds in accounting unit 1051 shall not lapse until June 30, 2027. 144 Department of Safety; General Fund Lapse to Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services Fund. Unspent general funds appropriated to the fire safety administration accounting unit 66310000 shall lapse to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund established in RSA 21-P:12-d, on June 30, 2026. 145 Effective Date. Section 144 of this act shall take effect on June 30, 2026. 146 Department of Safety; Prohibitions. Amend RSA 263:12, VI to read as follows: VI. Manufacture, advertise for sale, sell, or possess any fictitious, facsimile or simulated license to drive a motor vehicle unless specifically authorized by the director. 147 Department of Safety; Provision for Federal Identification Database Prohibited. Amend RSA 260:14-a, VIII to read as follows: VIII. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the department may provide driver history records to a federal entity or their authorized agents for uses authorized in RSA 260:14, IV, RSA 260:14, IV-a, and RSA 260:14, V. 148 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Safety. Amend RSA 21-P:15-a to read as follows: 21-P:15-a Hazardous Materials Incident Response Coordinator. There is created within the department of safety, division of fire safety, the classified[, full-time] position of hazardous materials incident response coordinator. [The position shall be at labor grade 23.] The coordinator[ shall be appointed by the state fire marshal and] shall oversee the preparedness of the state's regional hazardous materials response teams as provided in RSA 21-P:12, III. During full-time service as hazardous materials incident response coordinator, the hazardous materials incident response coordinator shall be eligible to be a group II member, if he or she was a group II member or receiving a group II retirement allowance prior to being hired into this position. 149 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services. Amend RSA 153-A:1, I to read as follows: I. The general court declares that it is the policy of the state of New Hampshire to save lives and speed the healing of persons in need of medical services by providing an emergency medical and trauma services system that will bring an injured or sick person under the care of properly trained individuals in the shortest practical time, and that will provide safe transportation to the most appropriate treatment center prepared to receive the sick or injured person. It is the policy of the state of New Hampshire to [insure] ensure that the sick or injured person is safely transported in properly equipped vehicles which are designed to supply supportive care and which are able to communicate with medical treatment centers. [The use of properly licensed wheelchair vans for hire is to ensure that patients confined to a wheelchair are transported in equipped vehicles driven by personnel approved by the division.] 150 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services. Amend RSA 21-P:12-b, II(f) to read as follows: (f) License emergency medical care providers, emergency medical service units, emergency medical service instructor/coordinators, emergency medical service training agencies, [emergency medical services dispatchers,] and emergency medical service vehicles[, including wheelchair vans for hire]. 151 Repeal. RSA 21-P:12-b, II(d), relative to division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services responsibility for a communications network for EMS units, is repealed. 152 Department of Safety; Chief of Policy and Planning. Amend RSA 21-P:5-b to read as follows: 21-P:5-b Chief of Policy and Planning. The commissioner of safety shall nominate a chief of policy and planning for appointment by the governor, with the consent of the council. The chief of policy and planning shall serve at the pleasure of the commissioner and shall be qualified to hold that position by reason of education and experience and shall perform such duties as are assigned. Notwithstanding RSA 100-A:3 or any other law to the contrary, membership in the retirement system shall be optional. If the incumbent opts to become a member of the retirement system, the incumbent may enroll as a group II member if he or she was a group II member or was receiving a group II retirement allowance prior to appointment. 153 Repeal. RSA 11:6, RSA 6:12, I(b)(134), RSA 624:16, V, and 1909, 131, relative to the Benjamin Thompson trust fund, are repealed. 154 Budget and Appropriations; Revolving Funds. Amend RSA 9:16-a, II-a(e) to read as follows: (e) The following classes shall not lapse in the first year of the operating budget: class 028-transfers to general services, class 040-indirect costs, class 041-audit funds set aside, class 042-additional fringe benefits, class 061-unemployment compensation, class 062-workers compensation, class 064-retiree pension benefit-health insurance, class-210 bond insurance, [and] class-211 property casualty insurance, class-043 debt service treasury, and class 044 debt service other agencies. 155 Repeal. RSA 31-A, relative to revenue sharing with cities and towns, is repealed. 156 Repeal. 2023, 79:512 and 2023, 79:513, relative to wastewater state aid grants, are repealed. 157 Record of Wells; Monitoring Wells. Amend RSA 482-B:10, I(c)(1) to read as follows: (1) Coordinates provided by global positioning technology in units of decimal degrees [and decimal minutes] of latitude and longitude, with at least [3] 5 decimal places of precision and referenced to the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum or its successor; 158 Repeal. RSA 485-A:4, IX-a, relative to water pollution and waste disposal, is repealed. 159 Repeal. RSA 487:43, relative to aquatic invasive species decal, is repealed. 160 New Paragraph; Acquisition by State of Certain Dams and Water Rights; Acquisition Authorized. Amend RSA 482:48 by inserting after paragraph XI the following new paragraph: XII. For a consideration of $1, the department of environmental services may accept an easement from the abutting property owners of all rights necessary for access, and to store equipment during repair, reconstruction, maintaining, and operation of Pequawket Dam in the Town of Conway, Horn Pond Dam in the Town of Wakefield, and Souhegan Site #35 in the Town of New Ipswich for the purpose of repairing and reconstructing these dams. The rights and easements the department is authorized to acquire for the benefit of the state shall be exempt from taxation as long as the easements are held by the state. Except for the $1 consideration, nothing in this paragraph shall mandate or authorize the expenditure of any funds or capital in relation to its provisions. 161 Department Of Environmental Services; Commissioner; Assistant Commissioner; Directors; Chief Operations Officer; Compensation. Amend RSA 21-O:2, III(c) to read as follows: (c) The commissioner shall, after consulting with the waste management council, nominate for appointment by the governor and council a director of waste management. Each nominee shall hold a bac-calaureate or master's degree from a recognized college or university with major study in environmental sciences, chemistry, civil engineering, public health, public administration, or a related field, and have 5 years' experience in a high level supervisory or administrative position in a public or private agency engaged in waste management, environmental health, or a related discipline. 162 Department of Environmental Services; Air Resources Council. Amend RSA 21-O:11, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established an air resources council which shall be composed of 11 members, including one representing the [steam power] electric generating industry; one representing the oil industry; one representing the natural gas industry; one representing the renewable energy industry; one representing the manufacturing component of industry; one representing the field of municipal government; and [6] 5 members appointed at large who shall represent the public interest, one of whom shall be[ a licensed practicing physician or other health care professional possessing expertise in the field of public health and the health-related impacts of air pollution] in the field of public health, one of whom shall represent the field of recreation, and at least one of whom shall represent environmental interests. The council members who shall represent the public interest may not derive any significant portion of their income from persons subject to permits or enforcement orders, and may not serve as attorney for, act as consultant for, serve as officer or director of, or hold any other official or contractual relationship with any person subject to permits or enforcement orders. All potential conflicts of interest shall be adequately disclosed. The members shall be residents of the state and shall be appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council. Each member shall serve for a term of 4 years. 163 Department of Environmental Services; Waste Management Council. Amend RSA 21-O:9, I-II to read as follows: I. There is established a waste management council consisting of the following, appointed by the governor and council, each of whom shall serve a 4-year term: (a) A chairman, representing the public interest; (b) Three municipal officials, at least 2 of whom shall be elected officials, representing the public interest[, nominated by the New Hampshire Municipal Association]; (c) An expert in public health, representing the public interest; (d) A local conservation commission member, representing the public interest[, nominated by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions]; (e) A professor or assistant professor of environmental science or sanitary engineering, representing the public interest; (f) A representative of the private waste management industries; (g) A licensed sanitary or environmental engineer from private industry; (h) A representative of the municipal public works field; (i) A representative of the business or financial communities; (j) [Repealed.] (k) A representative of communities which recycle or recover solid waste, representing the public interest[, nominated by the New Hampshire Resources Recovery Association]; and (l) A representative of private industries that generate hazardous waste. II. One member of the council shall be elected vice chairman by the members of the council. When the chairman is absent, it shall be the duty of the vice-chairman to assume and administer the duties of the chairman. All members shall be New Hampshire residents. The members representing the public interest shall not have any official or contractual relationship with, or receive any significant portion of their income from, any person subject to division of waste management permits or enforcement orders. Members shall disclose all potential conflicts of interest, and shall not vote on matters in which they have a direct interest. The council may elect other officers. 164 Department of Environmental Services; Water Council. Amend RSA 21-O:7, I(a) to read as follows: (a) Thirteen of the members shall be public members appointed by the governor, with the consent of the council, who shall serve for terms of 4 years. Of these members, 2 shall represent the industrial interests of the state; one shall represent the vacation home or private recreational interests of the state; one shall represent the agricultural interests of the state; one shall be an employee of any municipal or privately-owned waterworks in the state; one shall be a representative of the septage hauling industry[, nominated by the New Hampshire Association of Septage Haulers]; one shall be a member of a statewide nonprofit conservation or environmental organization; one shall be a treatment plant operator; one shall be a designer or installer of septic systems[, nominated by the Granite State Designers and Installers Association]; one shall represent a New Hampshire rivers council[, nominated by the New Hampshire Rivers Council], and one shall represent a New Hampshire lakes association[, nominated by the New Hampshire Lakes Association]. The 2 remaining members shall be appointed and commissioned respectively as the chairman and vice chairman of the council; 165 Department of Environmental Services; Wetlands Council. Amend RSA 21-O:5-a, I(f) to read as follows: (f) Eight members of the public appointed by the governor and council for a term of 3 years or until a successor is chosen. One of these shall be a member of a municipal conservation commission at the time of appointment[, and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions]; one shall be a supervisor, associate supervisor, former associate supervisor, or former supervisor, of a conservation district at the time of appointment[, and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Districts]; one shall be a municipal official other than a member of the conservation commission at the time of appointment, [and be nominated by the New Hampshire Municipal Association]; one shall be a natural resource scientist[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Natural Resource Scientists]; one shall be a member of the construction industry[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire]; one shall be a member of the marine industry[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Marine Trades Association]; one shall have experience in environmental protection and resource management at the time of appointment[ and be one of 4 nominees submitted, 2 each, by the New Hampshire Audubon Society and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests]; and one shall be a farm or forest landowner[ and be one of 2 nominees submitted, one each, by the New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation and the New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association]. One member of the council shall be elected annually as chairperson by the members of the council. 166 New Sections; New Hampshire Lakes Number Plates. Amend RSA 261 by inserting after section 261:97-f the following new sections: 261:97-g New Hampshire Lakes Number Plates. I. The director may issue special number plates, to be called \"Love NH Lakes\" number plates. The design of these special plates shall be determined by the division of motor vehicles, in consultation with the department of environmental services. The plates shall prominently display a loon on a lake. The plates shall retain the \"live free or die\" logo. Such plates shall be issued only upon application and upon payment of a $30 fee that shall be in addition to the regular motor vehicle registration fee and any other number plate fees otherwise required. II. The director may issue vanity \"Love NH Lakes\" number plates. The fee for any such vanity conservation number plate shall be the fee as provided in RSA 261:97-g, I, in addition to the fees for vanity plates which are otherwise established by law. The vanity plate portion of the fee shall be distributed as provided in RSA 261:89 and RSA 263:52. III. The director shall establish a numbering system and method of distribution. IV. Plates shall be renewed on an annual basis for $30 per set. Of this sum, the department shall retain an amount as is necessary to recover production and administrative costs as approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. The remaining funds shall be paid to the state treasurer and distributed to the cyanobacteria mitigation loan and grant fund under RSA 485-A:61. The cost of replacement number plates shall be identical to the cost of initial number plates and the revenue from replacement number plates shall be distributed in the same manner as revenue derived from initial number plates. :97-h Plate Use. \"Love NH Lakes\" plates may be used on passenger motor vehicles and recreation vehicles. 261:97-i Commercial Use of Plate Design. The commissioner of safety shall ensure that the plate design is registered with the secretary of state. The commissioner, with the approval of the governor and council, shall have the authority to enter into contractual arrangements for the commercial use of the \"Love NH Lakes\" plate design. Any royalties or proceeds derived from such contracts shall be deposited into the cyanobacteria mitigation loan and grant fund under RSA 485-A:61. 167 Funds Derived From \"Love NH Lakes\" Number Plates. Amend RSA 485-A:61 to read as follows: 485-A:61 Cyanobacteria Mitigation Loan and Grant Fund Established. There is hereby established in the department of environmental services the cyanobacteria mitigation loan and grant fund which shall be maintained by the state treasurer in distinct and separate custody from all other funds. The state treasurer may invest the fund in accordance with RSA 6:8. Any earnings on fund moneys shall be added to the fund. All moneys in the fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the department of environmental services. The cyanobacteria mitigation loan and grant fund shall be used to fund loans, grants, and reimburse-ments in accordance with this subdivision. Funds from any bond proceeds, grants, loan repayments, legislative appropriations, donations, \"Love NH Lakes\" number plates under RSA 261:97-g and RSA 261:97-i, and other funds shall be credited to this fund. 168 Water Management and Protection; Water Pollution and Waste Disposal; Sewage Disposal Systems; Fees. Amend RSA 485-A:30 to read as follows: 485-A:30 Fees. I. Any person submitting plans and specifications for a subdivision of land shall pay to the department a fee of [$300] $450 per lot. Said fee shall be for reviewing such plans and specifications and making site inspections. Any person submitting plans and specifications or an application for a permit by rule as provided in RSA 485-A:33, IV for sewage or waste disposal systems shall pay to the department a fee of [$290] $450 for each system. Said fee shall be for reviewing such plans and specifications or application for permit by rule, making site inspections, the administration of sludge and septage management programs, and establishing a system for electronic permitting for waste disposal systems, subdivision plans, and permits and approvals under the department's land regulation authority. The fees required by this paragraph shall be paid at the time said plans and specifications or application for permit by rule are submitted and shall be deposited in the subsurface systems fund established in paragraph I-b. For the purposes of this paragraph, the term \"lot\" shall not include tent sites or travel trailer sites in recreational parks which are operated on a seasonal basis for not more than 9 months per year. I-a. In addition to fees required under paragraph I, any person submitting plans and specifications or an application for a permit by rule as provided in RSA 485-A:33, IV for sewage or waste disposal systems shall pay to the department a fee of [$10] $25 for each system for use in the septage handling and treatment facilities grant program to municipalities under RSA 486:3, III. The fees required by this paragraph shall be paid at the time said plans and specifications or application for permit by rule are submitted and shall be deposited in the septage management fund established in paragraph I-c. I-b. The fees collected under paragraph I shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III for the purpose of paying all costs and salaries associated with the subsurface systems program and other land resources management programs. I-c. There is hereby established the septage management fund into which the fees collected under paragraph I-a shall be deposited. The fund shall be a separate, nonlapsing fund, continually appropriated to the department for the purpose of paying costs associated with the septage handling and treatment facilities grant program or for research, engineering analysis, or septage sampling and analysis by the department to advance septage management in the state of New Hampshire. II. [Repealed]. III. Any person submitting plans and specifications as a resubmission for reapproval of such shall not be required to pay any additional fee under RSA 485-A:30, I or I-a if changes to such plans and specifications would not constitute a new subdivision under the provisions of RSA 485-A:2, XIII. 169 Unfunded Positions; Authorization. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, any executive branch department or agency may fill unfunded positions during the biennium ending June 30, 2027, provided that the total expenditures for such positions shall not exceed the amount appropriated for personnel and benefit services. 170 Highways and Other Public Works; Application for and Administration of Federal Aid. Amend RSA 124:4 to read as follows: 124:4 Application for and Administration of Federal Aid. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the governor and council are hereby authorized to designate from time to time, as they may deem in the best interest of the state, the proper persons or agencies in the state government to take all necessary action to apply for, receive, and administer any federal benefits, facilities, grants-in-aid, or other federal appropriations or services made available to assist state activities, for which the state is, or may become eligible. All such moneys in excess of [$50,000] $100,000 made available, after designation by the governor and council, may be expended by the proper persons or agencies in the state government only with the prior approval of the joint legislative fiscal committee. In addition to such other instruments, documents, and agreements as may be executed under the authority of this section, such persons or agencies may execute indemnification agreements, with the approval of governor and council, in the name of the state with and for the benefit of the United States whenever such execution is required as a condition of receipt of such federal assistance. 171 Appropriations; Transfers Authorized. Amend RSA 9:16-a, I to read as follows: I. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, every department as defined in RSA 9:1 is hereby authorized to transfer funds within and among all accounting units within said department, with the approval of the commissioner of the department of administrative services, provided that any transfer of $100,000 or more shall require prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor and council, and provided that no funds may be transferred in violation of the provisions of RSA 9:17-a, 9:17-b, 9:17-c, or 9:17-d or in violation of any restrictions otherwise provided by law. The restrictions included in RSA 9:17-a, 9:17-b, 9:17-c, or 9:17-d shall not apply if a transfer is necessary to satisfy a federal maintenance of effort requirement to ensure the receipt of federal funds. 172 Bridges House Special Account; Establishing the Bridges House Special Account Fund. Amend RSA 4:9-s to read as follows: 4:9-s Establishing the Bridges House Special Account Fund. There is hereby established in the state treasury the bridges house special account fund. [The funds may be comprised of] The governor is authorized to accept public funds, gifts, grants, donations or any other source of funds, [and] which shall be used for the purposes of the care, maintenance, repair of, and additions to, the bridges house, or for any other relevant purpose deemed appropriate by the bridges house advisory board. The fund shall be non-lapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the department of administrative services. 173 Capital Project Overview Committee; Duties. Amend RSA 17-J:4 to read as follows: 17-J:4 Duties. The capital project overview committee shall review the status of capital [budget] projects both during and between legislative sessions. Each state agency with capital [budget] projects shall report to the department of administrative services, in the format the department of administrative services prescribes, for the quarters ending September 30, December 31, March 31, and June 30. The department of administrative services shall combine these reports and present the summarized report to the capital project overview committee for review quarterly on the first of November, February, May, and August. The department of administrative services, division of public works design and construction shall, within 90 days of the approval of funding for any capital [budget] project, submit a timeline or schedule for such project to the capital project overview committee for review. 174 General Provisions; Divisions of Procurement and Support Services, Public Works Design and Construction, and Plant and Property. Amend RSA 21-I:11, I(a)(6)(A)-(B)(i) to read as follows: (A) Be sufficiently high to defray all administrative, warehousing, processing, distribution, and transportation costs incurred by the surplus distribution section and to allow the accumulation of a working capital reserve equal to the cost of [6] 3 months' operation of the surplus distribution section so that the operation of said section shall result in no expense to the state; and (B) Be maintained by the treasurer in one of 2 separate, restricted funds: (i) The surplus distribution section administrative assessments fund, into which shall be deposited funds received by the department by virtue of the disposition of surplus property and which shall be continually appropriated and nonlapsing; and 175 New Subparagraph; General Provisions; Division of Accounting Services. Amend RSA 21-I:8, I by inserting after subparagraph (h) the following new subparagraph: (i) After exhausting any relevant appeal process, state agencies may use funds in existing class 60, or other appropriate budget class, to pay any penalties, fines, interest or other costs imposed on the state of New Hampshire by the NH retirement system or by the IRS, relating to employer payments, reporting or audits. The department of administrative services will seek concurrence of the department of justice prior to processing any such payment and will facilitate and charge applicable state agencies as necessary. 176 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Horse and Dog Racing; Administrative and Rulemaking Provisions. Amend RSA 284:21-i, II(c)(1) to read as follows: (1) The price for which tickets for drawings shall be sold; not to exceed [$30] $50 per ticket. 177 Business Profits Tax; Distribution of Funds. Amend RSA 77-A:20-a, I to read as follows: I. The commissioner shall determine [41] 30 percent of the revenue produced by the tax imposed by RSA 77-A:2 for each fiscal year and shall certify such amounts to the state treasurer by October 1 of that year for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39. 178 Business Enterprise Tax; Distribution of Funds. Amend RSA 77-E:14, I to read as follows: I. The commissioner shall determine [41] 30 percent of the revenue produced by the tax imposed by RSA 77-E:2 for each fiscal year and shall certify such amounts to the state treasurer by October 1 of that year for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39. 179 Tobacco Tax; Distribution of Funds. RSA 78:24 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 78:24 Distribution of Funds. I. Tax revenue on all tobacco products sold at retail in this state imposed by RSA 78:2 shall be divided with 30 percent of that total revenue deposited in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39 and the remaining revenue deposited in the general fund. II. The commissioner shall certify such amount to the state treasurer for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39. Such estimates shall be certified on June 1, September 1, December 1, and March 1 of each year. 180 Tax on Transfer of Real Property; Distribution of Funds. RSA 78-B:13, I, is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: I. Tax revenue collected by RSA 78-B:1 shall be divided, with 30 percent of that total revenue deposited in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39 and the remaining revenue deposited in the general fund. 181 Appropriation; Cannon Mountain Tramway. 2023, 79:510 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 79:510 Appropriation; Cannon Mountain Tramway. The sum of $18,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, is hereby appropriated to the department of natural and cultural resources for the maintenance and operation of the tramway at Cannon Mountain. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Any remaining funds hereby appropriated shall lapse to the general fund on June 30, 2025. 182 Effective Date. Section 181 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 183 County Reimbursement of Funds; Limitations on Payments. Amend RSA 167:18-a, II(a) to read as follows: II.(a) Notwithstanding subparagraph III(a), due to exigent circumstances, an additional one percent shall be added to the annual increase on the cap on county billings for each year of the biennium ending June 30, 2027, resulting in annual increases of 3 percent for each year of that biennium. The total billings to all counties made pursuant to this section shall not exceed the amounts set forth below for state fiscal years [2024-2025] 2026-2027: (1) State fiscal year [2024] 2026,[ $131,849,659] $135,805,149. (2) State fiscal year [2025], 2027 [$131,849,659]; $139,879,303. 184 New Paragraph; Revenue Stabilization Reserve Account. Amend RSA 9:13-e by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraph: VI. Notwithstanding any other provision of RSA 9:13-e, in the event of a general fund operating budget deficit at the close of fiscal year 2025, as determined by the official audit performed pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), the state comptroller shall notify the fiscal committee and the governor of such deficit and request approval to transfer funds from the revenue stabilization reserve account to eliminate such deficit. 185 Department of Energy; Transfer of Funds. The department of energy shall transfer any uncommitted moneys from the renewable energy fund, established in RSA 362-F:10, to the general fund on July 1, 2025. 186 Electric Renewable Portfolio Standard; Renewable Energy Fund. Amend RSA 362-F:10, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established a renewable energy fund. This nonlapsing special fund shall be continually appropriated to the department of energy to be expended in accordance with this section; provided that at the start of the period in which there is no adopted state operating budget, the department of energy shall in a timely manner seek the approval of the fiscal committee of the general court to continue using moneys from the renewable energy fund to support renewable energy rebate and grant programs in order to ensure there are no interruptions to the programs. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited therein as provided by law. Income received on investments made by the state treasurer shall also be credited to the fund. All payments to be made under this section shall be deposited in the fund. Any remaining moneys paid into the fund under paragraph II of this section[, excluding class II moneys, shall be used by the department of energy to support thermal and electrical renewable energy initiatives and offshore wind initiatives, including the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation. Class II moneys shall primarily be used to support solar energy technologies in New Hampshire. All initiatives supported out of these funds shall be subject to audit by the department of energy as deemed necessary] that exceed administration costs and funding for the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation, as determined by the department, shall be credited to the general fund in a timely manner, as determined by the commission. All fund moneys including those from class II may be used to administer this chapter, but all new employee positions shall be approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. No new employees shall be hired by the department of energy due to the inclusion of useful thermal energy in class I production. 187 2027 Prospective Change; Electric Renewable Portfolio Standard; Renewable Energy Fund. Amend RSA 362-F:10, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established a renewable energy fund. This nonlapsing special fund shall be continually appropriated to the department of energy to be expended in accordance with this section; provided that at the start of the period in which there is no adopted state operating budget, the department of energy shall, in a timely manner, seek the approval of the fiscal committee of the general court to continue using moneys from the renewable energy fund to support renewable energy rebate and grant programs in order to ensure there are no interruptions to the programs. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited therein as provided by law. Income received on investments made by the state treasurer shall also be credited to the fund. All payments to be made under this section shall be deposited in the fund. Any remaining moneys paid into the fund under paragraph II of this section [that are in excess of administration costs, funding for the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation, and incentive payments, shall be credited to the general fund, in a timely manner, as determined by the commission] that exceed administration costs, funding for the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation, and incentive payments as determined by the department, shall be credited to all retail electric ratepayers in the state on a per-kilowatt-hour basis in a timely manner, as determined by the commission. All fund moneys including those from class II may be used to administer this chapter, but all new employee positions shall be approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. No new employees shall be hired by the department of energy due to the inclusion of useful thermal energy in class I production. 188 Effective Date. Section 187 of this act shall take effect on July 1, 2027. 189 Mechanical Licensing; Inspectors. Amend RSA 153:34, I and II to read as follows: I. The [office of professional licensure and certification] department of safety with the approval of the [board and the executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification] state fire marshal shall have the authority to appoint such inspectors as are necessary to insure compliance throughout the state with practices consistent with the public safety and welfare. Any person so employed shall be under the administration and supervisory direction of the [office of professional licensure and certification] department of safety. II. An inspector appointed under this subdivision shall have the authority to enter any premises in which a fuel gas fitter or plumber subject to regulation is performing, or has completed, work regulated under this subdivision for the purpose of making such inspection as is necessary to carry out his or her duties under this subdivision. If consent for such inspection is denied or not reasonably obtainable, the state fire marshal [executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification], or his or her designee, may obtain an administrative inspection warrant under RSA 595-B. 190 Electricians; Inspectors. Amend RSA 319-C:5, I to read as follows: I. The [office of professional licensure and certification] state fire marshal shall be empowered to appoint such inspectors as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter and RSA 319-C. Any person so employed shall be under the administration and supervisory direction of the [office of professional licensure and certification] state fire marshal. 191 New Paragraph; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Definitions. Amend RSA 313-A:1 by inserting after paragraph XIII the following new paragraph: XIII-a. \"Shop\" means barbershop, mobile barbershop, and salon as defined in this section, as well as any other business location for barbering, cosmetology, or esthetics in New Hampshire. 192 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Rulemaking Authority. Amend RSA 313-A:8, VI to read as follows: VI. The regulation of tanning facilities including: (a) Sanitation and hygiene standards to be met and maintained by tanning facilities; (b) Standards for approving the training curricula and programs used for training tanning device operators; (c) Registering tanning facilities; (d) Standards for the inspection of tanning devices upon application for initial licensure; (e) Standards for the consumer consent form required under RSA 313-A:30, IV. 193 New Paragraph; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Rulemaking Authority. Amend RSA 313-A:8 by inserting after paragraph XIV the following new paragraph: XV. Criteria for determining what other one-time certification programs are the equivalent of an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours and is earned in barbering, cosmetology, manicuring, and/or esthetics for the purposes of operating a shop or school under this chapter. 194 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Licensure Required. Amend RSA 313-A:9, II(a) to read as follows: (a) Operate a [barbershop, salon,] shop or school unless such establishment is at all times under the direct supervision and management of a professional licensed under this chapter. 195 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Barbers. Amend RSA 313-A:10, I(c)(1) to read as follows: (1) A minimum of 800 hours of training in a school of barbering approved by the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A; or 196 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Barbers. Amend RSA 313-A:10, III(c)(1) to read as follows: (1) A minimum of 1,500 hours of training in a school of master barbering approved by the [board] office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A; or 197 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Cosmetologists. Amend RSA 313-A:11, I(c)(1) to read as follows: (1) A minimum of 1,500 hours of training in a school of cosmetology approved by the [board] office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A; or 198 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Manicurists. Amend RSA 313-A:12, I to read as follows: I. Have completed a course of at least 300 hours of professional training in manicuring, in a school approved by the [board] the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A and passed an examination; or 199 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Estheticians. Amend RSA 313-A:13 to read as follows: 313-A:13 Qualifications; Estheticians. To be issued an esthetics license by the office of professional licensure and certification, an applicant shall, in addition to satisfying the requirements of RSA 313-A:11, I(a), (b), and (e), have completed a course of at least 600 hours of training in a school approved by the [board] the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A and have passed an examination. An apprenticeship approved by the board may be substituted for the required training. Estheticians who have practiced professionally in this state for a period of at least 3 years prior to July 1, 1989, and who have satisfied the requirements of RSA 313-A:11, I(a), (b), and (e) and the training requirements of this section shall not be required to take the examination provided for in this section to be eligible for licensure under this chapter. Credit towards the hours requirement for esthetician training may be given to a licensed cosmetologist or barber for equivalent training in the cosmetology or barber program in a school approved by the board upon certification of the training by the school. Credit towards the hours requirement for esthetician training may be given to a licensed massage therapist for massage therapy training deemed equivalent by the board. Cosmetologists licensed under this chapter may obtain the training hours in subjects required by the board in increments at separate schools, but must present certifications to the office for all required hours and curriculum subjects. 200 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Shop Licensure. Amend RSA 313-A:19 to read as follows: 313-A:19 Shop Licensure. I. It shall be a misdemeanor for any person, as owner, manager, or agent, to open, establish, conduct, or maintain a [salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop] shop without first having obtained a shop license from the board. Application for such shop license shall be made to the [board] office of professional licensure and certification in writing and shall state the name and address of the owner of such shop, the shop's address or, in the case of a mobile barbershop, the business mailing address of the owner, and such other information as may be required by the board or office of professional licensure and certification. Licenses under this section shall be conspicuously posted within the licensed establishment. II. Any licensed barber, cosmetologist, manicurist, or esthetician shall, upon written application accompanied by the required fees, receive a license to operate a salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop in this state, provided that the salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop meets all requirements established in the rules of the board, including passing an inspection. III. In the event of a change of location of any licensed shop and upon notice thereof, the [board] office of professional licensure and certification shall issue a transfer of licensure of such shop to its new location, provided such new location meets the requirements of this section. The board may [revoke] take disciplinary action, in accordance with RSA 310, against any shop license upon a finding that such shop fails to comply with this chapter or the rules adopted by the board, or has committed professional conduct as defined in RSA 310[; provided that, before any such certificate shall be revoked, the holder shall have notice thereof and be granted a proper hearing]. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the board from taking disciplinary action in accordance with RSA 310 against any licensee managing or working at a shop. IV. In addition to licenses issued under paragraph II, the board may issue a license to an owner of a salon or barbershop who does not personally engage in cosmetology, barbering, or esthetics, provided the salon or barbershop shall fulfill all requirements [set forth in the rules of the board] for licensure and provided further that the owner has paid the required license fee for such salon or barbershop and employs a licensed cosmetologist, barber, manicurist, or esthetician as manager in the salon or barbershop. However, this section shall not authorize such owner to practice cosmetology, barbering, manicuring, or esthetics unless the owner has a cosmetologist, barber, or esthetician license. V. Anyone holding a shop license may obtain a one-time Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours, or its equivalent, relative to health, safety, disinfection, and sanitation, in the professional service that is regulated by this chapter and is offered at the shop. The board may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A as to what other one-time certification programs may be considered equivalent to an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours earned in barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, or manicuring. 201 New Section; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Operating a School. Amend RSA 313-A by inserting after section 19 the following new section: 313-A:19-a Operating a School. I. Applicants for initial licensure as a school shall meet all requirements established in the rules of the board, including passing an inspection. II. Anyone holding a school license may obtain a one-time Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours, or its equivalent, relative to health, safety, disinfection, and sanitation in each professional service that is regulated by this chapter and taught at the school. The board may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A as to what other one-time certification programs are the equivalent of an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours earned in barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, or manicuring. III. It shall be the obligation of any individual who opens, establishes, conducts, maintains, or manages a school to ensure it maintains compliance with this chapter and board rules. Failure to maintain compliance shall constitute conduct sufficient to support disciplinary proceedings initiated pursuant to RSA 310. This provision shall not be construed to prevent the board from also taking disciplinary action against any licensee working at such school. 202 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Inspectors. RSA 313-A:21 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 313-A:21 Inspectors. I. The executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification or his or her designees shall be authorized to enter and make reasonable examination and inspection of any shop or school during business hours for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the administrative rules of the board and the provisions of this chapter are being observed. The executive director or his or her designees shall file a report with the board of such findings with respect to each inspection made. Any salaries and necessary expenses of employed inspectors shall be charged against the fees and other moneys collected by the board. II. Sanitary inspections of all shops and schools shall be made at the time of initial licensure and biannually thereafter, unless a shop or school has obtained an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate or its equivalent pursuant to RSA 313-A:19 or RSA 313-A:19-a. Sanitary inspections may also be made for investigations conducted pursuant to RSA 310:9, regardless of whether a shop or school has obtained a certificate. 203 Repeal. RSA 313-A:24, V, relative to applicants for apprentice certificates providing a social security number, is repealed. 204 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Registration Certificates and Permits. Amend RSA 430:33, II to read as follows: II. No person, other than a commercial applicator, shall apply pesticides in this state without first obtaining a written permit from the division except as provided in RSA 430:46. An annual application for a permit with a fee of [$20] $60 shall be collected by the division for each permit, except that no fee shall be collected from any nonprofit entity or from any governmental entity. The division shall require each applicant for a permit to demonstrate, by examination or other procedure prescribed by the board in rules, the applicant's competence and ability to use pesticides in accordance with standards of the board. Permit holders shall maintain routine operational records pursuant to rules of the board, which records shall be open to inspection at reasonable times by the division or its agents. Operational records for the preceding calendar year shall be submitted to the division by an applicant for renewal of a permit. Upon submission of such records and satisfaction of such other conditions as the board may by rule impose, the division shall renew a permit. 205 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Application for Registration and Permits. Amend RSA 430:34, III to read as follows: III. Each application for initial examination of a commercial or private applicator shall be accompanied by an examination fee of [$5] $15 for each category or commodity group in which such examination is requested. When an applicator has been examined by the division and found not qualified, the applicant shall be re-examined at a subsequent date in accordance with rules adopted by the board, provided that each application for re-examination shall be accompanied by a re-examination fee of [$5] $15 for each category or commodity group in which re-examination is requested. A separate application and re-examination fee shall be filed by the applicant each time a re-examination is requested. 206 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Pesticide Dealer License. Amend RSA 430:35, II and III to read as follows: II. Application for a license shall be accompanied by a [$20] $60 annual license fee. Dealer applications for renewal received beyond the December 31 deadline shall be subject to a $10 late registration fee. Application for a license shall be on a form prescribed by the division and shall include the full name of the person applying for such license. If such applicant is an individual, receiver, trustee, firm, partnership, association or corporation, the full name of each member of the firm or partnership or the names of the officers of the association or corporation shall be given on the application. Such application shall further state the principal business address of the applicant in the state and elsewhere and the name of a person domiciled in this state authorized to receive and accept service of summons of legal notices of all kinds for the applicant, and any other necessary information prescribed by the division; provided that the provisions of this section shall not apply to a pesticide applicator who sells pesticides only as an integral part of his pesticide application service when such pesticides are dispensed only through apparatuses used for such pesticide application; provided, further, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to any federal, state, or county agency which provides pesticides for their own programs. III. Each applicant shall satisfy the division as to his knowledge of the laws and rules governing the use and sale of pesticides and his responsibility in carrying on the business of a pesticide dealer through examination. In addition, each employee or agent of a pesticide dealer who sells or recommends restricted-use pesticides or state restricted-use pesticides shall obtain a pesticide dealer license. Each application for initial examination for a dealer license shall be accompanied by an examination fee of [$5] $15. When an applicant has been examined by the division and found not qualified, the applicant shall be re-examined at a subsequent date in accordance with rules adopted by the board, provided that each application for re-examination shall be accompanied by a fee of [$5] $15. 207 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Statement Required. Amend RSA 430:38, III to read as follows: III.(a) The registrant shall pay an annual fee of at least $160 for each pesticide registered as follows: (1) A restricted use pesticide. (2) A general use pesticide, other than a specialty/household pesticide. (3) A specialty/household pesticide. (b) The commissioner shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to the amount of the fees charged under subparagraph (a). [Until such rules are adopted, the fees under subparagraph (a) shall be the same as the fees which were in effect on June 30, 2015.] 208 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Registration. Amend RSA 431:4, I to read as follows: I. Each brand and grade of fertilizer shall be registered in the name of that person whose name appears upon the label before being distributed in this state. The application for registration shall be submitted to the commissioner on a form furnished by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by a fee of [$75] $128 per grade of each brand sold. 209 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Registration. Amend RSA 431:27, I to read as follows: I. Each separately identified product shall be registered before being distributed in this state. The application for registration shall be submitted to the commissioner on a form furnished or approved by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by a fee of [$50] $100 per product. The fees collected under this section shall be deposited with the state treasurer into the agricultural products regulatory fund. Upon approval by the commissioner, a copy of the registration shall be furnished to the applicant. All registrations expire on January 1 of the following year. 210 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Horticultural Growing Media; Registration and Inspection Fees; Fund Established. Amend RSA 433-A:6 to read as follows: 433-A:6 Registration and Inspection Fees; Fund Established. The commissioner shall collect a [$50] $96 annual registration and inspection fee for each product registered. The fees collected under this section shall be deposited with the state treasurer into the agricultural products regulatory fund established in RSA 435:20, IV. Moneys from the fund shall be used to offset costs associated with registration and inspection of horticultural growing media. 211 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Animal Care, Breeding and Feed. Amend RSA 435:20, II and III to read as follows: II. No person shall distribute in this state a commercial feed, except a customer-formula feed, which has not been registered pursuant to the provisions of this section. Applications for registration, accompanied by a [$75] $120 per-product registration fee, shall be submitted in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Upon approval by the commissioner, a registration shall be issued to the applicant. All registrations shall expire on December 31 of each year. III. The commissioner may refuse to register any commercial feed not in compliance with the provisions of this subdivision and to cancel any registration subsequently found not to be in compliance with any provision of this subdivision; provided that upon the refusal of registration, the [$75] $120 registration fee shall be returned to the applicant; and provided further that no registration shall be refused or [cancelled] canceled unless the applicant or registrant has been given an opportunity to appear at a hearing before the commissioner and to amend his or her application in order to comply with the requirements of this subdivision. 212 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Standards for Farm Products; Official Grades and Standards. Amend RSA 426:1 to read as follows: 426:1 Official Grades and Standards. The commissioner of agriculture, markets, and food, whenever, in the commissioner's opinion, the public good so requires, may adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, establishing official grades and standards for farm products which are produced within the state for purposes of sale. Fees for maple product permits shall not be less than $33 and other product permits shall not be less than $13. 213 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Inspection Fees and Tonnage Reports. Amend RSA 431:6, I to read as follows: I. There shall be paid to the commissioner for all fertilizers distributed in this state to nonregistrants an inspection fee of at least $0.37 on each ton of fertilizer sold with a minimum fee of at least $9 as [in a manner and at a fee] prescribed by the commissioner by rules; provided, that sales or exchanges between importers, manufacturers, distributors, or registrants are exempted. 214 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; New Hampshire Seed Law; Duties and Authority of Commissioner; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 433:7, III(l)-(m) to read as follows: (l) Seed labeling license standards and procedures, including, but not limited to, application forms [and fees]. (m) Establish licensing fee of not less than $94 per company. [(m)] (n) The enforcement of this subdivision. 215 Weights and Measures Fees. Amend RSA 438:10-a to read as follows: 438:10-a Fees for Licensing Commercial Devices. The following annual device license fees shall be charged for the following categories: I. Scales 100 pounds or less, other than precision scales, [$18] $35 each; II. Scales over 100 pounds to 2,000 pounds, [$27] $50 each; III. Scales over 2,000 pounds to 5,000 pounds,[ $54] $100 each; IV. Non-vehicle scales over 5,000 pounds, [$90] $165 each; V. Vehicle scales, [$180] $330 each; VI. Lift truck/forklifts, on board weighing systems/scales, [$90] $165 each; VII. On board weighing systems/scales, refuse or recyclable materials collection trucks, [$90] $165 each; VIII. Precision scales, [$36] $65 each; IX. Retail motor fuel dispensers, except liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas dispensers,[$18] $35 per meter; X. Liquefied petroleum gas retail motor fuel dispensers, [$54] $100 per meter; XI. Natural gas retail motor fuel dispensers, [$54] $100 per meter; XII. Liquid vehicle tank meters, except liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas meters, [$54] $100 per meter; XIII. Liquid bulk storage meters, [$90] $165 per meter; XIV. Liquefied gas meters, [$90] $165 per meter; XV. Taxi meters, [$27] $50 per meter; and XVI. Linear and cordage measures, [$18] $35 per meter. 216 New Section; Weights and Measures; Registered Service Agencies. Amend RSA 438 by inserting after section 438:14-a the following new section: 438:14-b Registered Service Agencies. Registered service agencies that employ a service technician who is registered with the division of weights and measures to test, adjust, repair, certify, reject, add, remove, or replace a commercial weighing or measuring device, shall pay an annual registration fee of $250, to be collected by the division. 217 Water Management and Protection; Dams, Mills, and Flowage; Annual Registration Fee. Amend RSA 482:8-a to read as follows: 482:8-a Annual Registration Fee. Annual registration fees for dams shall be payable to the department on January 1 of each calendar year. Yearly dam registration fees shall be based on classification as follows: Low hazard potential = [$400] $800; Significant hazard potential = [$750] $1,500; High hazard potential = [$1,500] $3,000. If the hazard classification designated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a dam differs from the classification designated by the department, the annual dam registration fees shall be based on the classification designated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission except that a dam which is classified as a non-menace dam by the department shall be exempt from the annual dam registration fee for as long as the dam is classified by the department as a non-menace dam. Revenues from this annual registration are to be collected by the department and deposited in the dam maintenance fund established in RSA 482:55 to be used for the inspection of dams. 218 Water Management and Protection; Dams, Mills, and Flowage; Preliminary Filing of Information. Amend RSA 482:9, II(a)-(d) to read as follows: (a) Non-hazard potential dam [$2,000] $4,000 (b) Low hazard potential dam [$3,000] $6,000 (c) Significant hazard potential dam [$4,000] $8,000 (d) High hazard potential dam [$4,000] $8,000 219 Public Health; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund; Automotive Oil Fee. Amend RSA 147-B:12, I to read as follows: I. A fee of [$.02] $0.05 per gallon of automotive oil shall be assessed at the time of import to this state. Persons licensed under RSA 146-A:11-b, II shall be liable for payment of this additional fee which shall be collected and enforced by the department of safety in the manner described in RSA 146-A:11-b. The department of environmental services may waive all or any portion of penalties or interest for good cause. All fee revenues shall be deposited in the hazardous waste cleanup fund in accordance with RSA 147-B:6, I-d. 220 Hazardous Waste Generator Self-Certification. Amend RSA 147-A:5, IV(b) to read as follows: (b) Each hazardous waste generator that generates less than 220 pounds/100 kilograms of hazardous waste per month shall pay non-refundable fees at a rate of [$60] $90 per year for the period of [ January 1, 2004 to June 30, 2007] July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2025, and at a rate of [$90] $140 per year beginning July 1, [2007] 2025, to cover department expenses for conducting the self-certification program and hiring of program staff. Total fees due for each year shall be submitted with the self-certification declaration form required under subparagraph (a). 221 Public Health; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund Fees. Amend RSA 147-B:8, I to read as follows: I. Each hazardous waste generator that generates in a 3-month period 660 pounds or more of unrecycled hazardous waste shall pay a quarterly fee of [$0.06] $0.12 per pound or a minimum of $100, to the department. 222 Public Health; Solid Waste Management Fund. RSA 149-R:4-6 are repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 149-R:4 Purpose and Use of the Fund. I. The fund shall be used to support the administration and implementation of the department's solid waste technical assistance, planning, regulatory and permitting activities, including, but not limited to, waste reduction and diversion technical assistance, reducing the expense to municipalities of hazardous waste materials disposal and recycling, long term solid waste management planning, education and outreach efforts, and administration of payments in accordance with paragraphs II and III. II. The fund shall be used to provide annual payments to New Hampshire municipalities, for source reduction and recycling efforts, to offset payments made by the municipality associated with the solid waste disposal surcharge established under RSA 149-R:5, based upon the tonnage of solid waste for which the municipality was financially responsible for disposal at a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility. Administration of the payment program shall be in accordance with procedures established by rulemaking under the authority of RSA 149-R:6, IV and V. Such rulemaking shall specifically address the unique circumstances for municipalities that own and operate a facility that is subject to RSA 149-R:5, or that are part of a solid waste district that owns and operates such a facility, to ensure that the costs incurred by those municipalities are offset consistent with this chapter. III. The fund shall be used to provide matching grant funding to New Hampshire municipalities, private entities, and businesses for projects that will provide a demonstrated, significant improvement in waste diversion methods and contribute to a reduction of wastes, including hazardous waste materials, requiring disposal, including a regional or municipal materials recovery facility operated by a public or private entity, and other regional recycling efforts. IV. The fund may be used to hire consultants or contractors, or to pay other necessary expenses directly associated with approved activities in this chapter. V. The department is authorized to solicit funds from any source, including the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other federal agencies, gifts, donations of money, grants, legislative appropriations, or any matching funds and incentives. Notwithstanding RSA 4:8 and RSA 14:30, VI, the commissioner may accept and deposit such funds directly into the solid waste management fund to be used for the purpose described in RSA 149-R:4. 149-R:5 Solid Waste Disposal Surcharge. I. Beginning January 1, 2026, solid waste disposed of at a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility shall be subject to a surcharge at the rate of $3.50 per ton. Notwithstanding RSA 149-M:4, XXII, materials used as cover material at landfills shall not be subject to the surcharge. II. Such surcharge shall be paid quarterly to the department by each holder of a permit issued pursuant to RSA 149-M for a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility for the solid waste disposed at such facility, on forms and with supporting documentation as provided for in rulemaking conducted pursuant to RSA 149-R:6, I, II, and III. III. The first payment of the surcharge shall be due to the department no later than April 30, 2026 and within 30 days of each quarter's end thereafter. IV. The department shall deposit surcharges collected under this section into the fund. V. Failure to pay surcharges within 30 days of the date due shall result in the assessment of interest at a rate established by rule pursuant to RSA 149-R:6, VII. The commissioner may waive all or any portion of interest for good cause. The department shall deposit interest collected under this section into the fund. 149-R:6 Rulemaking. The commissioner shall adopt rules, after public hearing and pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to: I. The time, amount, and manner of payment of solid waste disposal surcharges. II. Required records to be kept by facility permit holders of the type and quantity of solid waste disposed. III. Certified reports required to be submitted with surcharge payments by facility permit holders. IV. The time, amount, and manner of payments to New Hampshire municipalities pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, II. V. Certified reports required to be submitted by municipalities requesting payments pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, II. VI. Administering matching grants pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, III. VII. Establishment of the interest rate applied to late payments pursuant to RSA 149-R:5, V. 149-R:7 Penalties and Other Enforcement. I. Any person who violates any of the provision of this chapter or any rule adopted under this chapter shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed $25,000 for each violation. Each day a surcharge is not paid after it is due in accordance with RSA 149-R:5, III shall be a separate violation. II. In addition to an action to recover unpaid surcharges and interest owed, any violation of the provisions of this chapter or of any rule adopted under this chapter, may be enjoined by the superior court upon application of the attorney general. III. The provisions of RSA 7:15-a shall not apply to the collection of unpaid surcharges, and all money collected under this section shall be deposited into the fund. 149-R:8 Biennial Report. The department shall include in its biennial report required under RSA 149-M:29, II, information relative to the activities and finances of the solid waste management fund. 223 Certified Hazardous Waste Coordinator Program. Amend RSA 147-A:5, III(b) to read as follows: (b) Each application for initial or renewal of a hazardous waste coordinators certification shall be accompanied by a non-refundable fee of [$125] $225 per year to cover department expenses for conducting the certification program. 224 New Subparagraph; Waste Management Rules. Amend RSA 149-M:7 by inserting after paragraph XV the following new paragraph: XV-a. Relative to the safe management of solid waste. Such rules shall promote the hierarchy established under RSA 149-M:3, and shall develop and enforce siting, design, operation, and closure requirements. 225 New Paragraphs; Groundwater Protection. Amend RSA 149-M:9 by inserting after paragraph XV the following new paragraphs: XVI. No permit shall be issued by any division of the department for the siting of a new landfill if any part of the actual solid waste disposal area is proposed to be located sufficiently close to any existing drinking water well, perennial river, lake, or coastal water of New Hampshire, as defined in RSA 483-B:4, XVI, such that groundwater on the landfill site would be able to reach the water body within 5 years of migrating off-site due to any leak, spill, or other failure. XVII.(a) The department shall establish a site-specific setback distance for any proposed new landfill from any drinking water wells, perennial river, lake, or coastal water of New Hampshire, as defined in RSA 483-B:4, XVI. The setback distance shall be sufficient to prevent any contaminated groundwater at any part of the landfill footprint or leachate storage or piping infrastructure from reaching any existing drinking water wells, perennial river, lake, or coastal water of New Hampshire within 5 years. The setback distance shall be calculated as follows: (1) The applicant shall hire a hydrogeologist who has never worked with or been contracted through a third party with any applicant's current or previous projects, at the applicant's expense, to estimate based upon adequate and representative on-site field testing of both the landfill footprint and leachate storage or piping infrastructure, the estimated velocity of groundwater in both surficial geological deposits and bedrock. The velocity shall be estimated by calculating the 95th percentile upper confidence limit of the mean measured rate, using the formula recommended by the United States Environmental Protection Agency at EPA 600-R-97/006. (2) The 5-year distance-of-travel estimate shall be calculated by multiplying the velocity, in units of feet per year, by 5. (3) The setback from any existing drinking water well, perennial river, lake, or coastal water of New Hampshire shall be the greater of the 5-year distance-of-travel estimate calculated in subparagraph (2) or 1,500 feet. (b) No permit shall be issued by any division of the department for the siting of a new landfill that fails to conform to the setback distance as calculated using the method set forth in subparagraph (a). (c) In this section, \"new landfill\" excludes any expansion or modification of any landfill facilities on any site where, as of January 1, 2025, a RCRA Subtitle D landfill exists that has received all permits necessary to operate at present and is currently operating under such permits at the time it files an application to expand. (d) In this section, \"site\" means a single parcel or adjacent parcels, owned in its entirety by a landfill operator or its affiliates as of January 1, 2025, including a site where one or more public utility easements traverse the site. XVIII. The department shall not issue a permit for a new landfill or landfill expansion unless the applicant conducts subsurface investigations in sufficient numbers and locations to properly describe the surficial stratigraphy and the bedrock beneath and adjacent to the proposed solid waste boundary, at least to the depth of any aquifers currently used to provide drinking water to residents. Pump tests shall be conducted at selected locations as needed to evaluate aquifer yield and connectivity of bedrock fractures using the department's database of the location and depth of private drinking water wells. XIX. All landfill facilities shall have at least one employee or contracted personnel at the site 24 hours a day, 365 days per year, beginning from the date the landfill begins accepting waste and continuing until final closure. XX. No permit shall be granted for a landfill unless undisturbed in-situ soils for 20 feet immediately beneath the footprint and underneath all leachate storage and transfer infrastructure have a maximum saturated hydraulic conductivity of 1 x 10^-4 centimeters per second(cm/sec) or less. If the above in-situ soils do not meet the maximum hydraulic conductivity criterion of 1 x 10^-4 cm/sec, no amount of imported soil can overcome such deficiency, and the tract shall be deemed impermissible for use as a landfill. XXI. No permit shall be granted for a landfill unless the subgrade below the liner consists of soil with a saturated hydraulic conductivity of 1 x 10^-4 cm/sec or less. XXII. All references to number-year storm events regarding solid waste landfill permitting requirements in relation to design, maintenance, leachate management, etc., shall have the value of a 100-year storm with a 50 percent margin of safety. XXIII. The department shall incorporate the \"Ford Act\" found at 40 C.F.R. 258 into landfill permitting requirements, specifically the provision limiting the construction or establishment of municipal solid waste landfills within 6 miles of certain smaller public airports. 226 Permit Denial. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 149-M:9, IX to read as follows: IX. The department [may] shall deny a permit application under this section to a person if any of the following applies: 227 Rulemaking. The introductory paragraph of RSA 149-M:7 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: The commissioner shall have the responsibility and authority to adopt rules, under RSA 541-A, that are necessary to protect the public health and the environment with an ample margin of safety relative to this chapter, including rules relative to: 228 Boat Fee Decals. Amend RSA 270-E:5-a, II(a) to read as follows: (a) [$9.50] $12.50 for each decal specified in paragraph I. The fees collected under this subparagraph shall be paid into the lake restoration and preservation fund established under RSA 487:25. 229 Per Diem; Public Employee Labor Relations Board. Amend RSA 273-A:2, VII to read as follows: VII. The members of the public employee labor relations board shall be paid [$50] $250 a day and their necessary expenses while actually engaged in the performance of their duties. 230 Court Fees and Fines; Equitable Fee Schedule; Credit Card Service Charge. Amend RSA 490:26-a to read as follows: 490:26-a Court Fees and Fines; Credit Card Payments. I. The supreme court shall establish by rule an equitable fee schedule for all courts in the state. II.[ (a) Except as provided in subparagraph (b), a $25 surcharge shall be added to each civil filing fee for all courts. This surcharge shall be deposited in the general fund. (b) The following shall be exempt from the surcharge under subparagraph (a): (1) Actions relating to children under RSA 169-B, RSA 169-C, and RSA 169-D. (2) Domestic violence actions under RSA 173-B. (3) Small claims actions under RSA 503. (4) Landlord/tenant actions under RSA 540, RSA 540-A, RSA 540-B, and RSA 540-C. (5) Stalking actions under RSA 633:3-a II-a.] The supreme court may establish by rule an equitable fee of not less than $25 to be added to a fine whenever a court extends the time for the payment of the fine. An equitable fee assessed by a court under this paragraph shall be paid prior to or simultaneously with the payment of the fine. III.(a) All court fees, surcharges, and fines paid into any court may be paid by credit card in lieu of cash payment. (b) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the supreme court may, in establishing a fee schedule, establish a service charge for the acceptance of a credit card, debit card, or such other means of electronic payment. 231 Electric Renewable Energy Classes. Amend RSA 362-F:4, I(a) to read as follows: (a) Wind energy, except that mandated by government procurements. 232 Electric Renewable Energy Classes. RSA 362-F:4, I(h) is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: (h) Solar energy if the solar energy produces electricity. 233 Minimum Electric Renewable Portfolio Standards. Amend RSA 362-F:3 to read as follows: 362-F:3 Minimum Electric Renewable Portfolio Standards. For each year specified in the table below, each provider of electricity shall obtain and retire certificates sufficient in number and class type to meet or exceed the following percentages of total megawatt-hours of electricity supplied by the provider to its end-use customers that year, except to the extent that the provider makes payments to the renewable energy fund under RSA 362-F:10, II: 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2025 and thereafter Class I 0.0% 0.5% 1% 2% 3% 3.8% 5% 6% 15% (*) [Class II 0.0% 0.0% 0.04% 0.08% 0.15% 0.2% 0.3% 0.3% 0.7% ] Class III 3.5% 4.5% 5.5% 6.5% 1.4% 1.5% 3.0% 8.0% 8.0% Class IV 0.5% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1.3% 1.4% 1.5% 1.5% *Class I increases an additional 0.9 percent per year from 2015 through 2025. A set percentage of the class I totals shall be satisfied annually by the acquisition of renewable energy certificates from qualifying renewable energy technologies producing useful thermal energy as defined in RSA 362-F:2, XV-a. The set percentage shall be 0.4 percent in 2014, 0.6 percent in 2015, 0.8 percent in 2016, and increased annually by 0.2 percent per year from 2017 through 2023, and then reduce to 1.7 percent beginning on August 1, 2027, after which it shall remain unchanged. [Class II shall increase to 0.5 percent beginning in 2018, 0.6 percent beginning in 2019, and 0.7 percent beginning in 2020, otherwise] Classes [II-IV] III and IV shall remain at the same percentages from 2015 through 2025 except as provided in RSA 362-F:4, V-VI. 234 Electric Renewable Energy Classes. Amend RSA 362-F:4, V to read as follows: V. For good cause, and after notice and hearing, the department of energy may accelerate or delay by up to one year, any given year's incremental increase in class I [or II] renewable portfolio standards requirement under RSA 362-F:3. 235 Electric Renewable Portfolio Standard; Definitions. Amend RSA 362-F:2, XV to read as follows: XV. \"Renewable energy source,\" \"renewable source,\" or \"source\" means a class I, [II,] III, or IV source of electricity or a class I source of useful thermal energy. An electrical generating facility, while selling its electrical output at long-term rates established before January 1, 2007, by orders of the commission under RSA 362-A:4, shall not be considered a renewable source. 236 Renewable Energy Fund. Amend RSA 362-F:10, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established a renewable energy fund. This nonlapsing special fund shall be continually appropriated to the department of energy to be expended in accordance with this section; provided that at the start of the period in which there is no adopted state operating budget, the department of energy shall in a timely manner seek the approval of the fiscal committee of the general court to continue using moneys from the renewable energy fund to support renewable energy rebate and grant programs in order to ensure there are no interruptions to the programs. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited therein as provided by law. Income received on investments made by the state treasurer shall also be credited to the fund. All payments to be made under this section shall be deposited in the fund. Any remaining moneys paid into the fund under paragraph II of this section[, excluding class II moneys,] shall be used by the department of energy to support thermal and electrical renewable energy initiatives and offshore wind initiatives, including the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation. [Class II moneys shall primarily be used to support solar energy technologies in New Hampshire.] All initiatives supported out of these funds shall be subject to audit by the department of energy as deemed necessary. All fund moneys [including those from class II] may be used to administer this chapter, but all new employee positions shall be approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. No new employees shall be hired by the department of energy due to the inclusion of useful thermal energy in class I production. Renewable Energy Fund. RSA 362-F:10, III is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: III. Beginning July 1, 2027, these rates shall be fixed at the following levels: (a) Class I - $42, except for that portion of the class electric renewable portfolio standards to be met by qualifying renewable energy technologies producing useful thermal energy under RSA 362-F:3, which shall be $30. (b) Class III - $42. (c) Class IV - $37. 238 Renewable Energy Certificates. Amend RSA 362-F:6, II-a to read as follows: II-a. The department of energy shall establish a methodology to estimate the total yearly production for customer-sited sources that are net metered under RSA 362-A:9 and for which class I [or II] certificates are not issued. For purposes of estimation, the department of energy shall use a capacity factor rating of 20 percent for each class I installation. [The department of energy shall separately estimate class II output using a capacity factor rating equal to the annual PV Energy Forecast issued by the Distributed Generation Working Group under ISO New England, or its successor.] Providers of electricity required to obtain and retire certificates under RSA 362-F:3 shall receive an annual credit for such production according to its class. By February 28 of each year, the department of energy shall compute and make public credit percentages that are equal to the estimated production for the prior calendar year in each class divided by the total amount of electricity supplied by providers of electricity to end-use customers in the prior calendar year, with the result converted to a percentage. Each provider may then, at the time of its annual report filing under RSA 362-F:8, claim a class I [and a class II] certificate credit equal to the credit percentage times the total megawatt-hours of electricity supplied by the provider to its end-use customers the prior calendar year. 239 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 362-F:4, I(h), relative to class II sources. II. RSA 362-F:4, II, relative to class II renewable energy. III. RSA 362-F:15, I, relative to class II increases. 240 Effective Date. Sections 231 through 239 of this act this act shall take effect July 1, 2027. 241 New Hampshire Energy Policy. RSA 378:37 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 378:37 New Hampshire Energy Policy. It is the policy of the sovereign state of New Hampshire and purpose of this chapter, to promote affordable, reliable, diverse, and secure energy resources for the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens. I. New Hampshire shall promote the development of resources to achieve the purpose of this chapter, fostering a range of technology types, including reliable, on-demand, and firm resources, while allowing for customer choice. II. New Hampshire shall promote the development of resources, tools, and infrastructure to enhance the state's ability to ensure the state's energy independence by removing regulatory barriers to innovation to ensure that the state can procure affordable, reliable, and secure energy resources, consistent with RSA 362-F. III. New Hampshire shall allow market forces and market-based mechanisms to drive prudent use of energy resources. Government intervention to economically advantage one technology over another shall be time-limited, narrow, and necessary to achieve a specific policy goal. IV. New Hampshire shall pursue energy conservation and efficiency according to market principles, focusing on market transformation, and in accordance with cost-effective fiscal strategies as authorized by the legislature, and consistent with RSA 374-F. V. New Hampshire shall maintain an environment that allows for accurate market signals while balanc-ing affordable consumer prices, price stability, energy reliability, public health and safety, and the financial stability of utilities and energy suppliers. VI. State regulatory processes shall balance economic costs with the level of review necessary to ensure protection of the state's various interests, and where federal action is required, New Hampshire will collaborate to encourage expedited federal review and action. 242 Sununu Youth Services Center; Possession and Relinquishment. Amend 2023, 2:4 to read as follows: 2:4 Possession and Relinquishment of the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC). As of the date of the opening of the youth development center set forth in section 2 of this act, and notwithstanding RSA 4:40, the department of administrative services shall take possession of the entire property currently housing the SYSC on South River Road in Manchester, New Hampshire. The department shall relinquish the property and any revenues received shall be deposited in the general fund. Until such time the property is relinquished, the department shall request an appropriation, subject to the approval from the fiscal committee and the governor and executive council, funds necessary to maintain the property. The governor shall draw a warrant from funds not otherwise appropriated. The department shall consult with the city of Manchester, the New Hampshire department of business and economic affairs, and other organizations, as appropriate, prior to any sale of the property. In relinquishing the property, the return of the property to an entity that will enhance the tax and business tax rolls of the city of Manchester and the state of New Hampshire shall be a high priority. Any relinquishment of the SYSC shall be approved by the governor and council. 243 Youth Detention Center; Construction Funds. Amend 2023, 79:443 to read as follows: 79:443 Youth Detention Center; Construction Funds. Notwithstanding any other act of the legislature or law to the contrary, any secured treatment facility constructed to replace the current Sununu Youth Services Center shall be funded entirely with federal discretionary funds appropriated in the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, Public Law 117-2, including any funds which have previously been allocated by the governor but which have not been expended. No state general funds shall be appropriated for the purpose of constructing the replacement facility and any funds appropriated to the project shall not be transferred or used for any other purpose. The use of general funds or federal discretionary funds which may become available, may be utilized to support activities or infrastructure to integrate facilities or operations between Hampstead Hospital and the replacement facility. The department shall undertake an initiative to consider establishment of a new permanent name for the Youth Development Center. 244 Youth Development Center Claims Administration and Settlement Fund; Attorney's Fees; Periodic Payment. Amend RSA 21-M:11-a, XV to read as follows: XV. The administrator may approve all fees and costs of attorneys who represent claimants in proceedings before the administrator. The administrator shall not approve any request of an attorney for fees or costs which are not reasonable. The administrator shall not approve an attorney's fee in excess of 33.33 percent of the amount of the award. All costs and attorney's fees paid to a claimant's attorney shall be paid from the amount awarded to the claimant. Whenever the administrator determines that a claim shall be paid in periodic payments pursuant to subparagraph XII(a), the administrator shall require that any attorney's fee approved under this paragraph be paid in equal installments and over the same number of years as the periodic payment schedule that is applicable to the amount awarded to the claimant. The administrator shall add an interest assessment of 5 percent of the remaining unpaid amount of the fee per annum for each year of repayment, which shall be compounded annually. 245 Youth Development Center Settlement Fund; Appropriations. The sum of $10,000,000 for fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $10,000,000 for fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the youth development center YDC settlement fund established in RSA 21-M:11-a, II. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 246 Department of Justice; Approval of Settlement Agreement in Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al. Pursuant to RSA 14:35-b, the settlement agreement executed by the department of justice in the case of Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al., Docket No. 217-2021-CV-00479, including the payment of $10,000,000 to plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick and all other terms of the settlement agreement dated March 5, 2025, is hereby approved, and the sum of $10,000,000 is hereby appropriated for the purpose of fulfilling the state's obligations under the settlement agreement. The payment of $10,000,000 to plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick shall be made pursuant to the processes established by the department of justice and department of administrative services pursuant to RSA 99-D:2, RSA 541-B, and the terms of the settlement agreement. 247 Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; Division of Arts; Removed. Amend RSA 12-A:1 to read as follows: 12-A:1 Establishment. There shall be a department of natural and cultural resources under the executive direction of a commissioner of natural and cultural resources, consisting of a division of forests and lands, a division of parks and recreation, a division of libraries,[ a division of arts,] and a division of historical resources, which shall also be known as the state historic preservation office. The department's purpose shall be to ensure the efficient coordinated function of the [5] 4 divisions, whereby the interests of protection and responsible management of natural and cultural resources, public enjoyment of state parks and forests, the state library, arts, film and digital media, and historic resources are each held to be of integral importance in the overall functioning of the department. All functions of the former department of cultural resources are hereby transferred, as of July 1, 2017, to the department of natural and cultural resources. 248 Powers and Duties of Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; State Library and Arts Removed. Amend RSA 12-A:1-c to read as follows: 12-A:1-c Powers and Duties of Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. I. The department of natural and cultural resources shall be responsible for the following general functions: (a) Providing information services to state government. (b) Developing strategies for the conservation, management, and protection of the state's forests and lands and the promotion of the state's parks and recreation resources. (c) Developing and coordinating a statewide library service network. (d) [Stimulating and encouraging public interest and participation in the study and presentation of the performing and fine arts. (e)] Sponsoring state historic preservation activities. [(f) [Repealed.] ] II. The commissioner shall assign, with the approval of the advisory commission, such duties and functions to the [5] 4 divisions of the department, as in his or her discretion will best effectuate the purposes, powers, and duties set forth in this section and as otherwise provided by statute. 249 New Hampshire Commission on Native American Affairs Established. Amend RSA 12-A;14-a, II to read as follows: II. The commission shall consist of 15 members who derive from geographically diverse areas of the state and are representative of the diverse groups, organizations, and individuals knowledgeable about Native American history, culture, and affairs as follows: (a) The director or designee of the division of travel and tourism development, department of business and economic affairs. (b) The director or designee of the Native American Program at Dartmouth College. (c) An archaeologist appointed by the director of the division of historical resources. (d) [The director or designee of the state council on the arts. (e) Eleven] Twelve members from the public at large, who shall be representatives from the Native American community, appointed by the governor from recommendations prepared by the director of the division of historical resources. All interested individuals shall submit a letter to the director of the division of historical resources stating why they wish to be considered and their qualifications accompanied by 3 letters of recommendation. 250 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 19-A, relative to the council on the arts. II. RSA 21-K:6, relative to the division of the arts. III. RSA 6:12,I(b)(103), relative to the state art fund. IV. RSA 12-A:2-k, IV, relative to the administration of the division of the arts. 251 Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; Division of Parks and Recreation; Bureau of Trails; Grant-in-Aid. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, and notwithstanding any provision of law or administrative rule to the contrary, the limitations on percentages of grant-in-aid administered by the department of natural and cultural resources, division of parks and recreation, bureau of trails, for the development and maintenance of OHRV trails on private, municipal, state, or federal lands shall be as follows: I. For the grant period of June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026: (a) Eighty percent of the cost of renting equipment required to complete a project. (b) Eighty percent of the cost of purchasing trail maintenance equipment. (c) Eighty percent of the cost of reconditioning trail grading equipment. (d) Eighty percent of the cost of operations for summer trail grading. II. For the grant period of June 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027: (a) Eighty percent of the cost of renting equipment required to complete a project. (b) Eighty percent of the cost of purchasing trail maintenance equipment. (c) Eighty percent of the cost of reconditioning trail grading equipment. (d) Eighty percent of the cost of operations for summer trail grading. 252 Powers and Duties of the Hampton Beach Commission. Amend the introductory paragraph to RSA 216-J:3 to read as follows: Subject to available funds, the Hampton Beach area commission shall: 253 Hampton Beach Master Plan Fund. Amend RSA 216-J:5 to read as follows: 216-J:5 Hampton Beach Master Plan Fund. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a fund to be known as the Hampton Beach master plan fund which shall be kept separate and distinct from all other funds and shall be continually appropriated to the commission. Such fund shall be the depository of all gifts, grants, or donations made to the commission pursuant to RSA 216-J:4. Implementation expenses, the expenses of the commission, its commissioners, [and] any employees of the commission, and operations and initiatives of the commission, shall be paid from such fund. Any moneys in such fund shall not lapse into the general fund of the state. 254 Department of Business and Economic Affairs; Division of Travel and Tourism Budget; Meals and Rooms Tax Revenue; Suspension. The provisions of RSA 12-O:11-b, crediting a portion of meals and rooms tax revenue to the division of travel and tourism, are hereby suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 255 Department of Transportation; Sale of Rest Areas and Welcome Centers. To the extent permitted by federal law, the department of transportation shall sell or lease, for commercial use only, non-turnpike rest areas and welcome centers by July 1, 2026, unless such facilities are leased by an entity or organization that agrees to assume any and all costs associated with the operation and maintenance of such rest areas or welcome centers. 256 Assistant State Treasurers. Amend RSA 6:28 to read as follows: 6:28 Appointment; Removal. The state treasurer may appoint [2] assistant state treasurers who shall hold office during good behavior. The governor and council may remove an assistant for cause as they may remove the treasurer. 257 Tax on Meals and Rooms; Disposition of Revenue; Suspension of Deposits Into the Meals and Rooms Municipal Revenue Fund. RSA 78-A:26, III, relative to tax revenue deposited into the meals and rooms municipal revenue fund for distribution to cities, towns and unincorporated places, shall be suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. The amount of meals and rooms tax deposited into the municipal revenue for distribution to the unincorporated towns, unorganized places, towns, and cities shall be $137,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 and $137,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 as appropriated in the operating budget for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. These funds shall be distributed based on the methodologies used for the distribution of such funds in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. 258 Treasury Department; Transfer of Funds. Notwithstanding any provision of RSA 195-H:12 to the contrary, the state treasury shall transfer any uncommitted moneys from the governor's scholarship fund, established in RSA 195-H:12, to the general fund on July 1, 2025. 259 Salaries Established. Amend RSA 94:1-a, I(b) by deleting the following: HH Office of the child advocate director 260 Commissioner of Health and Human Services. Amend RSA 126-A:5, XXXIII(a) to read as follows: (a) On or before September 1, 2019, the commissioner shall submit a report on the New Hampshire 10-year mental health plan of 2018 containing the priorities for implementation of the plan to the oversight committee on health and human services, established under RSA 126-A:13, the chairpersons of the house and senate policy committees with jurisdiction over health and human services matters, the president of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the governor[, and the office of the child advocate established in RSA 21-V]. The commissioner shall submit a report on or before September 1, 2020 and annually thereafter on the status of the implementation of the 10-year mental health plan including, but not limited to, unmet benchmarks and recommendations for any necessary barrier resolution or necessary adjustments or modifications to the plan to better serve New Hampshire citizens, to the oversight committee on health and human services and the chairpersons of the house and senate policy committees with jurisdiction over health and human services matters. The annual report shall include any recommendations by the commissioner for legislation as needed or appropriate in achieving important benchmarks in fully implementing the 10-year mental health plan. 261 Notice and Record-Keeping Requirements. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 126-U:7, II to read as follows: II. A facility employee or school employee who uses seclusion or restraint, or if the facility employee or school employee is unavailable, a supervisor of such employee, shall, within 5 business days after the occur-rence, submit a written notification, on a form developed by the department of education and department of health and human services[, in consultation with the office of the child advocate,] containing the following information to the director or his or her designee: 262 Residential Treatment Programs; Certification Required. Amend RSA 169-F:9, III-V to read as follows: III. The team shall develop a standard operating procedure and form for assessment of the programs to be completed during each in-person visit[, in consultation with the office of the child advocate]. IV. The department shall assess and certify every in-state and out-of-state program including residential treatment programs and psychiatric residential treatment programs prior to entering into an agreement for payment, and prior to the placement of any child in that facility. To be certified by the department, the program shall demonstrate compliance with staff training and program requirements and offer an appropriate therapeutic milieu and culture centered in trauma-informed care, in accordance with standards adopted by the department[, in consultation of the office of the child advocate]. V. The department shall make monitoring visits at least twice per year, including at least one unan-nounced visit, to all facilities where New Hampshire children are currently placed by the state in residential treatment. The department shall continue to make annual certification or technical assistance visits to all certified residential placement facilities; if a child is being placed at a residential facility that did not currently have a New Hampshire child placed, the department shall make a visit prior to the placement of that child unless a department visit has occurred within the past 120 days. Clear and comprehensive records shall be maintained by the department on each facility showing the dates and findings of each such visit. Such records shall be available to the facility[ and provided to the office of the child advocate], as well as included in the paperwork for the certification and/or re-certification process. If the facility is found not to be in compliance with the statute, the rules adopted by the commissioner, or the contract, if applicable, a corrective action plan shall be submitted to the department, and the department shall notify the licensing agency of that facility[ and the office of the child advocate]. Failure to submit an acceptable plan or a failure to take the necessary corrective actions shall result in the immediate removal of all New Hampshire children from that facility, and/or revocation of the certification. 263 Foster Care Children's Bill of Rights. Amend RSA 170-G:21, XIV to read as follows: XIV. To be informed of the process for contacting the child protective services worker's supervisor, or other department staff, and the guardian ad litem[, and the office of the child advocate]. Claimant Eligibility; Compensation. Amend RSA 21-M:8-h, II to read as follows: II. The claimant, guardian ad litem [or child advocate], or parent may file a claim for compensation within 2 years of the crime, unless good cause is shown. A claimant who was the victim of sexual abuse or human trafficking under subparagraph I(a)(3), or a guardian ad litem, [child advocate,] or parent on behalf of such claimant, may file a claim at any time. 265 Oversight of Children in Care; Department Responsibilities. Amend RSA 169-F:7, II to read as follows: II. The department shall develop[, in consultation with the office of child advocate,] a standard operating procedure and form for monthly visits with children conducted by the department, pursuant to RSA 169-F:5, I, to be completed during each monthly in-person visit. 266 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 21-V, relative to the office of the child advocate. II. RSA 132:41, III(l), relative to child fatality review committee. 267 Participation by Members; Retirement System; Defined Contribution Plan. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 100-A:3, I(a) to read as follows: I.(a) Any person who becomes [an] a political subdivision employee, teacher, permanent policeman, or permanent fireman after the date of establishment, or who begins state employee service before January 1, 2026 working in a position for an employer under this chapter as determined by common law standards, shall become a member of the defined benefit retirement system as a condition of employment. In addition, employees appointed to an unclassified position with no fixed term on or after July 1, 2011, and before January 1, 2026, shall become members of the defined benefit retirement system as a condition of employment if they are receiving benefits from the retirement system. Any retirement benefit collected by such an unclassified employee shall be suspended during the period of employment. Membership in the retirement system shall be optional in the case of elected officials, officials appointed for fixed terms, employees appointed to an unclassified position with no fixed term prior to July 1, 2011, or those employees of the general court who are eligible for membership in the retirement system. [Other] Elected officials and officials appointed for fixed terms shall, however, be eligible for membership in the retirement system only under the following conditions: 268 Unfunded Accrued Liability; Group III Members. Amend RSA 100-A:16, II(e)(1) to read as follows: (e)(1) Immediately following the actuarial valuation prepared as of June 30 of each fiscal year, the board shall have an actuary determine the amount of the unfunded accrued liability for each member classification, proportionally reduced using sums dedicated as provided in RSA 21-I:95, II, as the amount of the total liabilities of the state annuity accumulation fund on account of such classification which is not dischargeable by the total of the funds in hand to the credit of the state annuity accumulation fund on account of such classification, and the aforesaid normal contributions to be made on account of the members in such classification during the remainder of their active service. The amount so determined with respect to each member classification shall be known as the \"unfunded accrued liability\" with respect to such classification. The accrued liability contribution percentage chargeable to a group III employer shall be 10.11 percent. 269 New Subdivision; Group III; Retirement System Defined Contribution Plan. Amend RSA 100-A by inserting after section 58 the following new subdivision: Group III Retirement System Defined Contribution Plan 100-A:59 Definitions. In this subdivision: I. \"Commission\" means the deferred compensation commission under RSA 101-B. II. \"Member\" means a person who is required to or elects to participate in the plan established in this subdivision. III. \"Plan\" means the group III defined contribution plan established for members. The defined contribution retirement plan is a plan in which savings are accumulated in an individual account for the exclusive benefit of the member or beneficiaries. The plan is established effective January 1, 2026, at which time contributions by members begin. 100-A:60 Group III; Defined Contribution Plan Established. There is hereby established a retirement benefit plan for members required to, or who voluntarily elect to, enroll in the plan, who began service on or after January 1, 2026. The defined contribution retirement plan is intended to qualify under 26 U.S.C. section 401(a) and section 414(d), the Internal Revenue Code, as a qualified retirement plan established and maintained by the state for its employees. All qualifying contributions shall be held and invested by the commission. All assets received by the plan shall be held for the exclusive benefit of plan participants and their beneficiaries and applied solely as provided by the plan. The commission shall determine the terms and provisions of the plan not inconsistent with this subdivision, the Internal Revenue Code, or other applicable law and shall provide for the plan's administration. 100-A:61 Membership. Any state employee other than a teacher, permanent policeman, or permanent fireman, who was entered on the payroll on a full-time or eligible part-time basis on or after January 1, 2026 shall as a condition of employment be a member of the group III defined contribution plan established in this subdivision; except that membership shall be optional in the case of elected officials, officials appointed for fixed terms, unclassified state employees, or those employees of the general court who are eligible for membership in the retirement system. 100-A:62 Administration; Rulemaking. I. The administrator of the plan shall be the executive director of the deferred compensation plan, who shall have the assistance and services of the department of administrative services for all duties and responsibilities under this subdivision. The department of administrative service may employ and assign staff to the executive director and commission for the administration of the plan. II. The executive director shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to the procedure for administration of the investment options of members and beneficiaries, benefit distributions, and forms necessary for the administration of this subdivision. 100-A:63 Administration of Plan. The commission may contract with a third-party administrator for the plan for the administration of assets accumulated under each participant's account. 100-A:64 Powers of the Commission. The commission, in addition to its powers and duties set forth in this subdivision and RSA 101-B, shall have the following powers and duties to establish the plan and trust and administer the provisions of this subdivision: I. The commission may commingle or pool assets with the assets of other persons or entities. II. The commission shall pay all administrative fees, costs, and expenses of managing, investing and administering the plan, and the individual investment accounts from the balance of such individual investment accounts except as otherwise provided under this subdivision or as the legislature otherwise provides by appropriation. III. The commission shall have the power to change the terms of the plan as may be necessary to maintain the tax-qualified status of the plan. IV. The commission may establish a process for election to participate in the plan by those employees eligible to do so for whom participation is not mandatory. V. The commission may allow an inactive participant to maintain the participant's individual investment account within the plan. VI. The commission shall ensure that participants are provided with educational materials about investment options and choices. 100-A:65 Contributions by Member. The member participating under this subdivision shall contribute 7 percent of earnable compensation to the plan. 100-A:66 Limitations on Contributions. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this plan, the annual total member contributions to each individual's account under this plan, including any additional voluntary contributions under RSA 101-B, may not exceed, for any limitation year, the amount permitted under 26 U.S.C. section 415 at any time. If the amount of a member's defined contribution plan contributions exceeds the limitation of 26 U.S.C. section 415(c) for any limitation year, the administrator shall take any necessary remedial action to correct an excess contribution. 100-A:67 Contributions by Employer. Employers under the plan shall contribute an amount equal to 2.42 percent of a member's earnable compensation for deposit in the member's individual account. 100-A:68 Investment of Individual Accounts. I. A member's individual account shall be invested as authorized in RSA 101-B. II. Except to the extent clearly set out in the terms of the investment plans offered by the employer to the employee, the employer is not liable to the participant for investment losses if the prudent investment standard has been met. III. The employer, administrator, state, or commission, or a person or entity who is otherwise a fiduciary, is not liable for any participant's investment loss that results from the participant's directing the investment of plan assets allocated to the participant's account. 100-A:69 Vesting. Employee contributions and investment return attributable to contributions shall be 100 percent vested as of the date of contribution or accrual. Any contribution by the employer shall be 100 percent vested after 2 years of service. The 2 years of service need not be continuous. 100-A:70 Withdrawal of Funds. Distributions from an account of a member shall be permitted in the following circumstances, subject to applicable rules and limitations under federal regulations: I. Termination of employment. II. Retirement. III. Upon turning age 59\ufffd and still employed as limited by federal regulations. IV. If the member becomes disabled. V. If the member dies. VI. Financial hardship as defined in applicable federal regulations. VII. Required distributions. -A:71 Required Distributions. All payments under this subdivision shall start and be made in compliance with the minimum distribution requirements and incidental death benefit rules of Internal Revenue Code section 401(a)(9). The commission shall take any action and make any distributions it may determine are necessary to comply with those requirements. 100-A:72 Health Insurance Group Insurance Inclusion. Any retired member and his or her beneficiaries may participate in the retiree group insurance programs authorized by RSA 21-I:26 through RSA 21-I:36 at his or her own expense unless otherwise provided. 270 Medical and Surgical Benefits. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 21-I:30, VI to read as follows: VI. For the purposes of this section, \"retired employee\" means each group I or group III state employee who: 271 Medical or Surgical Benefits. Amend RSA 21-I:30, VIII to read as follows: VIII. Any vested deferred state retiree may receive medical and surgical benefits under this section if the vested deferred state retiree is eligible. To be eligible, a group I or group III vested deferred state retiree shall have at least 10 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service began prior to July 1, 2003, or 20 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service began on or after July 1, 2003, and a group II vested deferred state retiree shall have at least 20 years of creditable service with the state if the employee's service with the state began on or after July 1, 2010. In addition, if the vested deferred state retiree is a member of group I or group III, such retiree shall be at least 60 years of age to be eligible. If the vested deferred state retiree is a member of group II who is in vested status before January 1, 2012, such retiree shall not be eligible until 20 years from the date of becoming a member of group II and shall be at least 45 years of age, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011 shall not be eligible until 25 years from the date of becoming a member of group II and shall be at least 52.5 years of age, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d). 272 Medical and Surgical Benefits. Amend RSA 21-I:30, XI to read as follows: XI. A state employee who commences service on or after July 1, 2011 and who is eligible for benefits under this section shall not receive such benefit until attaining age 52.5 if the state employee retired from group II service with the state or attaining age 65 if the state employee retired from group I or group III service with the state. 273 Additional Medical and Surgical Benefits. Amend RSA 21-I:30-a, I and II to read as follows: I. The state shall pay a premium for permanent group hospitalization, hospital medical care, surgical care, and other medical and surgical benefits for the surviving spouse and dependent children of a deceased group I, [or] group II, or group III state employee or retirement system member who dies as the natural and proximate result of injuries suffered while in the performance of duty, provided that: (a) Any such child shall qualify as a dependent under the provisions of RSA 21-I:26-36 and be under 18 years of age, or if a full-time student, be under 26 years of age. (b) Any such surviving spouse shall cease to be qualified for medical and surgical benefits under this section upon the remarriage of the surviving spouse. (c) No surviving spouse or dependent children shall be qualified or continue to be qualified for medical and surgical benefits under this section while receiving medical insurance or health care benefits from any other employer-sponsored plan. (d) The state shall pay the premium for supplemental medical and surgical benefits under this section for any such child who qualifies as a dependent under the provisions of RSA 21-I:26-36 and who is eligible for Medicare benefits. II. In the case of the surviving spouse and dependent children of a group I, [or] group II, or group III state employee or retirement system member who are eligible for medical and surgical benefits under this section and also under the provisions of RSA 100-A:50-55, the state shall pay the difference between the amount paid under RSA 100-A:52 and the premium paid under paragraph I. 274 Initial Funding; Appropriation. All initial fees, costs and expenses of establishing and administering the plan and investing the assets of the plan under RSA 100-A:59 through 100-A:72 shall be borne by the state general fund until July 1, 2026, after which they will be borne by the participants and paid from assessments against the balances of the individual investment accounts as established by the commission. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for the sum necessary for such administration out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 275 Liquor Commission; Division of Enforcement and Licensing Renamed Division of Licensing. Amend RSA 176:8 to read as follows: 176:8 Divisions and Directors. The commission shall have 3 divisions under the direction of unclassified division directors. The directors shall be nominated by the commissioner for appointment by the governor with the consent of the council and shall serve for terms of 4 years dependent upon maintaining good behavior and competence. There shall be a division of marketing, merchandising, and warehousing, a division of administration, and a division of [enforcement and] licensing. The director of the division of [enforcement and] licensing shall be subject to a background check by the state police prior to appointment. 276 Liquor Commission; Liquor Investigator Renamed Liquor Specialist. Amend RSA 176:9 to read as follows: 176:9 Liquor [Investigator] License Specialists; Training. I. The commission may, subject to rules adopted by the director of personnel, employ and dismiss liquor [investigators] license specialists. Liquor [investigators] license specialists shall, under the direction of the commission, investigate any or all matters arising under this title. II.[ Any new liquor investigator employed by the commission under this section after August 13, 1985, shall, within 6 months of employment, satisfactorily complete a preparatory police training program as provided by RSA 106-L:6, unless he or she has already completed such a program. III.] The commissioner, deputy commissioner, assistant, or liquor [investigator] license specialist, may enter any place where liquor, beverages, tobacco products, e-cigarettes are sold or manufactured, [at any time] only during business hours, and may examine any license or permit issued or purported to have been issued under the terms of this title. They shall make complaints for violations of this title. 277 Closing of State Stores; Enforcement and Licensing Division Renamed. Amend RSA 177:2, II to read as follows: II. In order to properly reflect the operating expenses of each state store, the commission shall prepare annually an indirect cost allocation plan for all indirect operating expenses of the commission. All such expenses of the commission, with the exception of the [enforcement and] licensing division operating expenses, shall be included in the plan and allocated to all state stores on a consistent, rational basis. No later than 30 days following the closure of any state liquor store, the commission shall submit a revised indirect cost allocation plan to the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor and council for approval. 278 Liquor/Wine/Beverage Warehouse License; Division of Enforcement and Licensing Renamed. Amend RSA 178:11, V to read as follows: V. Liquor/wine/beverage warehousers shall submit a monthly report both to the liquor commission [enforcement] and licensing division and the marketing, merchandising, and warehousing division of the commission by the fifteenth day of the following month indicating the quantity, type, size, and brands of all product received, stored, or shipped on their premises. 279 On-Premises Cocktail Lounge Licenses; Enforcement and Licensing Division Renamed. Amend RSA 178:22,V(h)(12) to read as follows: (12) Violations of subparagraph (h)(11) of this subparagraph shall be investigated by the [enforcement] licensing division of the liquor commission and directed to the department of justice for examination of issues unrelated to this title. 280 Fees; Expiration Dates; Enforcement and Licensing Division Renamed. Amend RSA 178:29, VIII(b) to read as follows: (b) After one year, a licensee may select the anniversary month in which to renew a license. A licensee may change the anniversary renewal month of a license once by making a written request to the director of [enforcement and] licensing. A licensee who changes the anniversary renewal month of a license shall not change the anniversary renewal month for a period of 3 years from the selected month. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to be contrary to the provisions of RSA 178:3 or commission rules. 281 Transportation of Beverages and Wine; Liquor Investigators Renamed. Amend RSA 179:15, V to read as follows: V. Every person operating such a vehicle, when engaged in such transportation or delivery, shall carry a copy of the license in the vehicle so operated, and shall carry such evidence as the commission by rule may prescribe showing the origin and destination of the beverages and wines being transported or delivered. Upon demand of any [law enforcement officer, investigator,] liquor license specialist or employee of the commission, the person operating such vehicle shall produce for inspection a copy of the license and the evidence required by this section. Failure to produce such license or evidence shall constitute prima facie evidence of unlawful transportation. Except as otherwise provided, beverages and wines may be transported within the state only by a railroad or steamboat corporation or by a person regularly and lawfully conducting a general express or trucking business, and in each case holding a valid carrier's license issued by the commission. Nothing in this section shall prohibit individual retail licensees from arranging for the delivery of wine products to a location central for the parties involved. 282 Retention of Invoices and Sale and Delivery Slips; Liquor Investigators Renamed. Amend RSA 179:35 to read as follows: 179:35 Retention of Invoices and Sale and Delivery Slips. All invoices, sales slips and delivery slips, current and covering a period of 60 days prior to the current date pertaining to purchases of beverages and liquor shall be retained by the licensee on the premises or be readily available for examination by the commission or its liquor [investigators] license specialists. 283 Prosecutions; Liquor; January 1, 2026. RSA 179:59 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 179:59 Prosecutions. The commission shall appoint liquor license specialists whose primary function shall be the proper prosecution of this title. The liquor license specialists shall have statewide jurisdiction, with ref- erence to enforcement of all laws either in cooperation with, or independently of, the officers of any county or town. The commission shall have the primary responsibility for the enforcement of all liquor and beverage laws upon premises where liquor and beverages are lawfully sold, stored, distributed, or manufactured. Any person violating the provisions of any law may be prosecuted by the commission or any of its investigators as provided in this section, or by county or city attorneys, or by sheriffs or their deputies, or by police officials of towns. 284 Interference with Liquor Investigators; Renamed Liquor License Specialists. Amend RSA 179:60 to read as follows: 179:60 Interference With Liquor [Investigators] License Specialists. It shall be unlawful to [resist or attempt to resist arrest by a liquor investigator, or to] obstruct[,] or to intimidate or interfere with a liquor [investigator] license specialist in the performance of [his] their duty. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. 285 Enforcement and Licensing Renamed. Amend RSA 21-J:14, V(d)(9) to read as follows: (9) An officer or employee of the division of enforcement of the liquor commission, pursuant to an agreement for exchange of information between the department and the division of [enforcement] licensing, for the purposes of, and only to the extent necessary for, the administration and enforcement of RSA 78:16. Officers or employees of the division of [enforcement] licensing having any confidential and privileged department information obtained from the department pursuant to the exchange agreement authorized under this subparagraph shall be subject to the provisions of this section. 286 Enforcement and Licensing Division Renamed. Amend RSA 179:13, V to read as follows: V. Each wholesale distributor, brew pub licensee, or beverage manufacturer shall notify any retailer reported to the commission pursuant to RSA 179:13, I who is delinquent in making payment of accounts. Notification shall be delivered in writing to the licensee by a representative of the wholesaler, brew pub licensee, or beverage manufacturer. Proof of notification shall be forwarded to the commission, whose [enforcement] licensing division shall issue an administrative notice for a violation of the provisions of RSA 179:13, I and shall forward a report of violation for administrative action. Any license issued to any business violating the provisions of RSA 179:13, I may be suspended by the commission for nonpayment of accounts which are delinquent more than 15 days from the date of the wholesale distributor's, brew pub licensee's, or beverage manufacturer's notification, providing the requirements of this section have been met. 287 Effective Date. Section 283 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 288 Magistrates; Permitted to Continue Duties. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, any magistrate appointed to that position before January 31, 2025 pursuant to RSA 491-B:1 as that law existed on January 31, 2025, may continue to exercise the duties of the magistrate, as provided by RSA 491-B:2 as that law existed on January 31, 2025, except no magistrate shall conduct bail hearings or make bail determinations. Any magistrate so appointed may continue to exercise those duties until the end of any term commenced before January 31, 2025, or the end of their employment with the judicial branch, whichever is earlier, but in no event later than January 1, 2030. 289 Effective Date. Section 288 of this act shall take effect September 21, 2025 at 12:01 a.m. 290 Superior Court; Commercial Court Docket. RSA 491:7-a is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 491:7-a Commercial Court Docket. I. Without limiting the jurisdiction vested in any court in the state, the supreme court may establish by court order not inconsistent with this section, a commercial court docket in the superior court which shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine disputes identified in paragraph II. II. The court shall have jurisdiction to hear: (a) Commercial disputes when: (1) The parties have consented to the jurisdiction of the commercial court docket by agreement or stipulation; (2) At least one party is a \"business entity,\" which means a corporation, a statutory trust, a business trust or association, a real estate investment trust, a common law trust, any other unincorporated business, including a partnership, whether a general or a limited liability partnership, or limited partnership, including a limited liability limited partnership, a limited liability company, a professional association, or a joint venture; (3) No party is a consumer, which means an individual who purchases or leases merchandise primarily for personal, family, or household purposes; (4) If money damages are sought, the amount in controversy exceeds $50,000 or such other greater amount as the supreme court determines by rule; and (5) The principal claim or claims arise from or involve one or more of the following: (A) Claims arising from breach of contract or fiduciary duties, fraud, misrepresentation, business tort, or statutory violations arising out of business dealings or transactions. (B) Claims arising from transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code. (C) Claims arising from the purchase, sale, and lease of commercial real or personal property or security interests therein. (D) Claims related to surety bonds. (E) Franchisee/franchisor relationships and liabilities. (F) Malpractice claims of non-medical professionals in connection with rendering services to a business enterprise. (G) Real estate title petitions. (H) Shareholder derivative actions. (I) Commercial class actions. (J) Commercial bank transactions. (K) Actions relating to the internal affairs or governance; dissolution or liquidation rights obligations between and among owners, including shareholders, partners, or members; or liability or indemnity of managers, including officers, directors, managers, trustees, or members or partners functioning as managers, of corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability companies or partnerships, professional associations, business trusts, joint ventures, or other business enterprises. (L) Business insolvencies and receiverships. (M) Other complex disputes of a business or commercial nature. (b) Appeals from decisions of local land use boards, including, but not limited to decisions of municipal planning boards, zoning boards, historic district commissions, and conservation commissions. All appeals to superior court filed pursuant to RSA 677 and all proceedings for such appeals, shall be assigned to the commercial court docket. The jurisdiction of this docket shall not include appeals of decisions by state agencies. (c) Any case formerly under the jurisdiction of the board of tax and land appeals, or any case where the principal claim or claims arise from or involve: (1) Questions of taxation brought by a taxpayer. (2) Appeals by municipalities relating to the equalized valuation of property determined by the commissioner of revenue administration pursuant to RSA 21-J:3, XIII. Any municipality aggrieved by its own equalized valuation as determined by the commissioner of revenue administration shall appeal to the superior court in writing within 30 days of notice of its final equalized valuation by the commissioner. The court shall hear and make a final ruling on such appeal within 60 days of its receipt by the board. Any further appeal shall be filed with the clerk of the supreme court within 20 days after the date the decision is issued by the superior court to the municipality. The supreme court shall give any appeal under this subsection priority in the court calendar. (3) The condemnation of property for public uses and the assessment of damages therefor as provided in RSA 498-A. (4) Orders for reassessment properly brought pursuant to RSA 71-B:16. III. The court shall have the jurisdiction to hear all proceedings of any case for which it has jurisdiction, including motion practice, discovery, injunctive relief, alternative dispute resolution, and hearing on the merits with or without a jury. IV. For any case heard pursuant to subparagraph II(b), the court shall hold a structuring conference within 30 days of its receipt of the notice of appeal. At the structuring conference the court shall set a deadline for the filing with the court of the certified record and shall schedule a hearing on the merits to be held within 60 days of receipt of the certified record. The court shall issue a decision on the merits within 60 days of the hearing. The court may extend any of the deadlines established in this paragraph upon agreement of the parties or for other good cause shown, but if the extension is based upon good cause, the court shall articulate in its order granting the extension the specific facts and circumstances that warrant the extension. V. The presiding justice of the former business and commercial dispute docket and the presiding justice of the former land use review docket shall continue their respective appointments as justices of the commercial court docket. The governor with the consent of the executive council may appoint a third justice to the commercial court docket, who shall be qualified by reason of such person's knowledge and experience in tax law matters. This justice shall be an additional justice of the superior court, which shall increase by one the number of authorized justices of the superior court as provided in RSA 491:1. The chief justice of the superior court, following the appointment or designation of the initial third justice, may designate such additional justices to preside over commercial court docket cases, as necessary, based upon caseload, disqualification of the presiding justice, or efficient allocation of judicial resources. VI. The justices of the commercial court docket shall be associate justices of the superior court and shall be entitled to the compensation and benefits provided to all such justices under applicable law, including, but not limited to, RSA 491-A:1 and RSA 100-C. VII. The workload of the justices of the commercial court docket shall be the matters before that docket. The justices may be assigned to any other matter within the jurisdiction of the superior court or sit by designation on any other court in the same manner as any other associate justice of the superior court, as determined to be necessary by the chief justices of the superior and supreme court. 291 Superior Court; Justices. Amend RSA 491:1 to read as follows: :1 Justices. The superior court shall consist of a chief justice, appointed by the governor and council to a 5-year term, and [22] 24 associate justices. Said justices shall be appointed and commissioned as prescribed by the constitution and shall exercise the powers of the court unless otherwise provided. The chief justice shall be appointed from among the associate justices. In the event that the chief justice resigns as chief justice or is not reappointed at the expiration of the 5-year term, he or she may return to the position of associate justice, whether or not an associate justice vacancy then exists. 292 Repeal. RSA 491:7-b, relative to land use review docket, is repealed. 293 Chapter Name Change. The chapter name preceding RSA 354-A is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: LAWS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION 294 Title and Purpose of Chapter. Amend RSA 354-A:1 to read as follows: 354-A:1 Title and Purposes of Chapter. This chapter shall be known as the \"Law Against Discrimination.\" It shall be deemed an exercise of the police power of the state for the protection of the public welfare, health and peace of the people of this state, and in fulfillment of the provisions of the constitution of this state concerning civil rights. The general court hereby finds and declares that practices of discrimination against any of its inhabitants because of age, sex, gender identity, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, physical or mental disability or national origin are a matter of state concern, that such discrimination not only threatens the rights and proper privileges of its inhabitants but menaces the institutions and foundation of a free democratic state and threatens the peace, order, health, safety and general welfare of the state and its inhabitants. [A state agency is hereby created with power to eliminate and prevent discrimination in employment, in places of public accommodation and in housing accommodations because of age, sex, gender identity, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, physical or mental disability or national origin as herein provided; and the commission established hereunder is hereby given general jurisdiction and power for such purposes.] In addition, the state departments and agencies [and councils so created] shall exercise their authority to assure that no person be discriminated against on account of sexual orientation. 295 Definitions; Employer. Amend RSA 354-A:2, VII to read as follows: VII. \"Employer\" does not include any employer with fewer than 6 persons in its employ, an exclusively social club, or a fraternal or religious association or corporation, if such club, association, or corporation is not organized for private profit, as evidenced by declarations filed with the Internal Revenue Service or for those not recognized by the Internal Revenue Service, those organizations recognized by the New Hampshire secretary of state. Entities claiming to be religious organizations, including religious educational entities, may file a good faith declaration with the [human rights commission] department of justice that the organization is an organization affiliated with, or its operations are in accordance with the doctrine and teaching of a recognized and organized religion to provide evidence of their religious status. \"Employer\" shall include the state and all political subdivisions, boards, departments, and commissions thereof. 296 Fair Housing; Exemptions. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 354-A:15, VIII(a)(3)(C) to read as follows: (C) The housing facility or community complies with rules [adopted by the commission] for verification of occupancy, which shall: 297 Complaints; Pending Cases. RSA 354-A:21 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 354-A:21 Complaints; Pending Cases. I. Any person claiming to be aggrieved by a discriminatory practice prohibited by this chapter may initiate a civil action for legal or equitable relief by filing a complaint with the superior court. II. For any case pending before the state commission for human rights as of the effective date of this section, the person who initiated such case may refile the case in the superior court. Any filing fee normally charged shall be waived. Any applicable statute of limitations shall be considered tolled for the duration of the time that the case was pending before the commission for human rights. 298 Posting of Notices. Amend RSA 354-A:23 to read as follows: 354-A:23 Posting of Commission Notices. Every person, employer, employment agency, labor union, real estate agency and rental office subject to this chapter shall post in a conspicuous place or places on his premises a notice to be prepared or approved by the department of justice [commission], which shall set forth excerpts of this chapter and such other relevant information which the [commission] department of justice deems necessary to explain the chapter. Any employer, employment agency, real estate agency, rental office or labor union refusing to comply with the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a violation if a natural person, or guilty of a misdemeanor if any other person. 299 Construction. Amend RSA 354-A:25 to read as follows: 354-A:25 Construction. No provision of this chapter shall be deemed to supersede any other provision of law for the protection of minors or for the regulation of the employment of minors. The provisions of this chapter shall be construed liberally for the accomplishment of the purposes thereof. Nothing contained in this chapter shall be deemed to repeal any of the provisions of the civil rights law or any other law of this state relating to discrimination because of age, sex, gender identity, race, creed, color, marital status, physical or mental disability or national origin[; but, as to acts declared unlawful by this chapter the procedure provided in this chapter shall, while pending, be exclusive and the final determination therein shall exclude any other action, civil or criminal, based on the same grievance of the individual concerned. If such individual institutes any action based on such grievance without resorting to the procedure provided in this chapter, such person may not subsequently resort to the procedure in this chapter, provided, however, that nothing in this section shall prevent any individual from applying for or receiving unemployment compensation while the procedure provided for in this chapter is pending or after the procedure provided in this chapter has been concluded. This section shall not prevent the commission for human rights from investigating and acting upon a complaint of discrimination when the complainant has also filed a claim for unemployment compensation in which the issue of illegal discrimination is raised]. 300 Procedure on Public School Complaints. Amend RSA 354-A:28 to read as follows: 354-A:28 Procedure on Public School Complaints. I. Any person claiming to be aggrieved by a discriminatory practice prohibited under RSA 354-A:27 may initiate a civil action in superior court against a school or school district for legal or equitable relief[, or file a complaint with the commission as provided in RSA 354-A:21]. The attorney general may also initiate such a civil action in superior court [or by complaint with the commission. II. Any complaint filed with the commission pursuant to paragraph I shall comply with and be subject to the procedures outlined in this chapter, with the exception that such complaints may be removed to superior court at any time in compliance with RSA 508:4]. 301 Change of School or Assignment. Amend RSA 193:3, IV(d) to read as follows: (d) The decision by a school district or a public academy to deny enrollment of a non-resident pupil shall not be based, in whole or in part, on whether such pupil is a child with a disability as defined in RSA 186-C:2, I, or a child that requires an accommodation under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. If a parent or guardian believes the denial was based upon the child's disability, such parent may appeal the decision to the state board of education consistent with the provisions of RSA 21-N:11, III or file a complaint with the [state commission for human rights under RSA 354-A:28] superior court. The decision of a parent to enroll a child in a chartered public school shall not be subject to the provisions of this section. 302 Discrimination in Public Schools. Amend RSA 193:38 to read as follows: 193:38 Discrimination in Public Schools. No person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in public schools because of their age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, marital status, familial status, disability, religion, or national origin, all as defined in RSA 354-A. Any person claiming to be aggrieved by a discriminatory practice prohibited under this section, including the attorney general, may initiate a civil action against a school or school district in superior court for legal or equitable relief[, or with the New Hampshire commission for human rights, as provided in RSA 354-A:27-28]. In this section, \"race\" means immutable traits associated with race, including hair texture and protective hairstyles and \"protective hairstyles\" means hairstyles or hair type, including braids, locs, tight coils or curls, cornrows, Bantu knots, Afros, twists, and headwraps. 303 Prohibition on Teaching Discrimination. Amend RSA 193:40, III to read as follows: III. Any person claiming to be aggrieved by a violation of this section, including the attorney general, may initiate a civil action against a school or school district in superior court for legal or equitable relief[, or with the New Hampshire commission for human rights as provided in RSA 354-A:34]. 304 Discrimination Based on Protective Hairstyles. Amend RSA 275:37-e to read as follows: 275:37-e Discrimination Based on Protective Hairstyle. No person shall be subjected to discrimination in employment because he or she wears a protective hairstyle. In this section, \"protective hairstyles\" means hairstyles or hair type, including braids, locs, tight coils or curls, corn rows, Bantu knots, Afros, twists, and head wraps. A person subjected to discrimination based on wearing a protective hairstyle shall have a private cause of action [and shall be exempt from the jurisdiction of the human rights commission and the provisions of RSA 354-A]. This section shall not apply to those employed by the department of corrections. 305 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 354-A:2, II, relative to definition of commission. II. RSA 354-A:3, relative to state commission for human rights. III. RSA 354-A:4, relative to general powers and duties of the chair. IV. RSA 354-A:5, relative to general powers and duties of the commission. V. RSA 354-A:9, X and XI, relative to the definitions of conciliation and conciliation agreement. VI. RSA 354-A:11, VII through IX regarding authority and responsibilities of the commission. VII. RSA 354-A:18-a, relative to exemptions for protective hairstyles. VIII. RSA 354-A:21-a, relative to choice of forum. IX. RSA 354-A:22, relative to judicial review and enforcement. X. RSA 354-A:24, relative to criminal penalty. 306 Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Dissolution. I. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, effective on October 1, 2025, the Board of Tax and Land Appeals (BTLA), as created by RSA 71-B, shall be dissolved, without any further action, and the rights, powers, adjudicatory duties, and properties of the BTLA shall, on such date, be exercised, performed, owned, and held by the superior court system as established in RSA 491. All real estate, property rights, personal property, funds, moneys, revenues, receipts, contract rights, trust agreements, rights or interests of the BTLA in any trusts or trust property, or other intangible assets, equipment, or other ownership, possessory, or security interests or mortgages of any kind whatsoever, or any portion thereof, held by the BTLA, including funds previously appropriated by the state for the BTLA, shall be deemed for record notice and otherwise, as applicable, to belong to the superior court on the same basis and with the same interest as previously held by the BTLA, as applicable. Any and all obligations and liabilities of the BTLA shall become obligations and liabilities of the superior court. Any resolution taken, commitment made, or any other action made by the BTLA shall become resolutions of the superior court. II. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all duly existing contracts, leases, trusts, or obligations of the BTLA that are in force immediately before the effective date of the dissolution of the BTLA shall be deemed to be the obligations of the superior court. No existing right or remedy under this section shall be lost, impaired or affected by this act. The superior court shall have authority to exercise all rights and enjoy all interests conferred upon the BTLA by the contracts, leases, or obligations. III. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the transfer of the assets, liabilities, obligations and debt of the BTLA to the superior court under this act shall be effective upon dissolution of the BTLA and shall bind all persons with or without notice and without any further action or documentation. Without derogating from the foregoing, the superior court may, from time to time, execute and record and file for registration with any registry of deeds or the land court or with the secretary of state, as appropriate, a certificate confirming the superior court's ownership of any interest in real or personal property formerly held by the BTLA and transferred pursuant to the provisions of this act and establishing and confirming the limits of property so transferred. IV. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, this act shall not limit or impair the rights, remedies, or defenses of the state, the superior court, or the BTLA in or to any action or proceeding. Actions and proceedings against or on behalf of the BTLA shall continue unabated and, from and after the date of dissolution of the BTLA, may be completed against or by the superior court. V. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all orders, rules and regulations duly made and all approvals duly granted by the BTLA, which are in force immediately before the effective date of this act, shall continue in force and the provisions thereof shall thereafter be enforced, until superseded, revised, rescinded or canceled, in accordance with law, by the superior court. VI. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all books, papers, records, documents, equipment, buildings, facilities, cash and other property and assets, both personal and real, including all such property and assets held in trust, which on October 1, 2025, are in the custody of the BTLA shall be transferred to the superior court. VII. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the term the `Board of Tax and Land Appeals' or `the BTLA', wherever either appears in a general or special law, except as they appear in this act, shall mean the `superior court'; provided, however, that such change of reference shall not restrict or limit in any manner the exercise by the superior court of its rights, powers, adjudicatory duties or purposes, or to its ownership and holding of properties and assets under any provision of law applicable to the superior court, including without limitation the power of the superior court. The superior court shall not assume any statutory duty of the BTLA that conflicts with its role and functions as a court. VIII.(a) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, this section shall facilitate the orderly transfer of the proceedings, rules and regulations, property, and legal obligations of the following functions of state government from the BTLA to the superior court. (b) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, this section shall facilitate the orderly transfer of the employees, proceedings, rules and regulations, property and legal obligations of the following functions of state government from the BTLA to the superior court. (c) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the employees of the BTLA are hereby transferred to the superior court, without interruption of service, salary or compensation, or benefits, if any, notwithstanding any change in title or duties resulting from such reorganization, and without loss of accrued rights to holidays, sick leave, vacation and benefits. Nothing in this section shall be construed to confer upon an employee a right not held immediately before the date of said transfer, or to prohibit a reduction of salary grade, transfer, reassignment, suspension, discharge, layoff or abolition of position not prohibited before such date. (d) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all orders, rules and regulations duly made and all approvals duly granted by the BTLA, which are in force immediately before the effective date of this act, shall continue in force and shall thereafter be enforced, until superseded, revised, rescinded or canceled, in accordance with law, by the superior court. (e) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all books, papers, records, documents, equipment, buildings, facilities, cash and other property, both personal and real, including all such property held in trust, which immediately before the effective date of this act are in the custody of the BTLA shall be transferred to the superior court. (f) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all duly existing contracts, leases, assets and obligations of the BTLA shall continue in effect but shall be assumed by the superior court. No existing right or remedy of any character shall be lost, impaired or affected by this act. (g) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all transfers under this section shall be completed by October 1, 2025. 307 Superior Court; Receipt of Functions, Powers, Duties. I. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, all of the functions, powers, duties, records, personnel, and property of the BTLA established are hereby transferred, as of October 1, 2025, to the superior court. II. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, existing rules, orders, and approvals of the BTLA which are associated with any functions, powers, and duties, transferred to the superior court, shall continue in effect and be enforced by the superior court until they expire or are repealed or amended in accordance with applicable law. III. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the superior court may require any person or entity subject to its jurisdiction as a result of the BTLA's dissolution to appear before it in any proceeding, matter, or other similar appearance to continue matters that had been before the BTLA. 308 Housing Appeals Board; Positions Eliminated. Amend RSA 94:1-a, I(b) to remove the following positions from the subparagraph: DD Housing appeals board member DD Housing appeals board chair 309 Repeal. RSA 679, relative to the housing appeals board, is repealed. 310 Applicability. Upon the passage of this act, the housing appeals board shall cease to accept any new cases or cases eligible to be transferred before the board. The board shall cease and desist any and all activities within 60 days following the passage of this act. 311 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 21-I:108, II, relative to outreach and marketing of the Granite state paid family leave plan. II. RSA 282-B:6, II relative to outreach and marketing of the Granite state paid family leave plan. 312 New Chapter; Office of State and Public Sector Labor Relations. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 273-D the following new chapter: CHAPTER 273-E OFFICE OF STATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR LABOR RELATIONS 273-E:1 Definitions. In this chapter: I. \"Office\" means the office of state and public sector labor relations created by RSA 273-E:2. II. \"Public employee labor relations board\" means the board created by RSA 273-A:2. III. \"Personnel appeals board\" means the board created by RSA 273-D:1, I. IV. \"Right to know ombudsman\" means the position created by RSA 91-A:7-a. 273-E:2 The Office. I. There is hereby created an office of state and public sector labor relations consisting of the public employee labor relations board, the personnel appeals board, and the right to know ombudsman. The purpose of the office is to consolidate the physical location of the public employee labor relations board, the personnel appeals board, and the right to know ombudsman and to have the public employee labor relations board provide administrative support to the personnel appeals board and the right to know ombudsman. II. The public employee labor relations board shall be responsible for the operations of the office and shall provide the personnel appeals board and the right to know ombudsman with use of its hearing room for the conduct of official business. The public employee labor relations board shall also provide administrative support and workspace to the personnel appeals board and the right to know ombudsman to the extent of their respective budgets, the public employee labor relation board's available staff, and its other resources. III. The public employee labor relations board, the right to know ombudsman, and the personnel appeals board shall have separate budgets organized under category 2 \"Administration of Justice and Public PRTN\" and department \"Office of State and Public Sector Labor Relations.\" IV. The public employee labor relations board shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 273-A. The New Hampshire administrative rules Pub 100-300 shall remain in full force and effect. V. The personnel appeals board shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 273-D. The New Hampshire administrative rules Per 100-200 shall remain in full force and effect. VI. The right to know ombudsman shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 91-A:7-a. The New Hampshire administrative rules Rko 100-300 shall remain in full force and effect. 313 Definitions; Public Employee Labor Relations; Per Diem. Amend RSA 273-A:2, VII to read as follows: VII. The members of the public employee labor relations board shall be paid [$50] $250 a day and their necessary expenses while actually engaged in the performance of their duties. 314 Office of Right-to-Know Ombudsman. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 91-A:7-a to read as follows: There is hereby established the office of the right-to-know ombudsman to be administratively attached to the [department of state under RSA 21-G:10] office of state and public sector labor relations under RSA 273-E. The right-to-know ombudsman shall be paid a stipend of $200 in each biweekly state payroll cycle for such work performed outside of scheduled sessions. The right-to-know ombudsman shall also be paid $400 for each day devoted to the work of the office and shall be reimbursed for travel, professional development, and other business-related expenses. The right-to-know ombudsman shall be paid $50 per hour for time spent on the drafting of final decisions. The ombudsman shall be appointed by the governor and council and shall have the following minimum qualifications: 315 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. 2022, 250:5, relative to the right-to-know ombudsman. II. 2022, 250:6, relative to repealing certain provisions relative to the right-to-know ombudsman. III. 2022, 250:7, relative to the effective date of the repeal of certain provisions of the right to know ombudsman. 316 Effective Date. Section 315 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 317 New Subparagraph; Termination of Tenancy; Expiration of Term. Amend RSA 540:2, II by inserting after subparagraph (h) the following new subparagraph: (i) For a lease or tenancy with an original term of 6 months or longer, or for a lease or tenancy with a term of less than 6 months that has been renewed to a total period of 6 months or longer, the lease or tenancy shall expire, provided that the landlord has given the tenant written notice at least 60 days before the termination date of the lease term, stating that the lease will not be renewed and the tenant must vacate the rental property at the end of the lease term. 318 Effective Date. Section 317 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 319 Public Health; Use of Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes; Definitions; Alternative Treatment Center. Amend RSA 126-X:1, I to read as follows: I. \"Alternative treatment center\" means a domestic business corporation organized under RSA 293-A, a domestic limited liability company organized under RSA 304-C, or a not-for-profit [entity] voluntary corporation organized under RSA 292 that is registered under RSA 126-X:7 and that acquires, possesses, cultivates, manufactures, delivers, transfers, transports, sells, supplies, and dispenses cannabis, and related supplies and educational materials, to qualifying patients, designated caregivers, other alternative treatment centers, and visiting qualifying patients. 320 Public Health; Use of Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes; Departmental Administration; Alternative Treatment Centers; Application Form. Amend RSA 126-X:7, IV(a)(4) to read as follows: (4) The name, address, and date of birth of each principal officer and board member of the alternative treatment center. The board of directors or board of managers, as applicable, for the [nonprofit] alternative treatment center shall include at least one physician, advance practice registered nurse, or pharmacist licensed to practice in New Hampshire and at least one patient qualified to register as a qualifying patient. The majority of board members or managers, as applicable, shall be New Hampshire residents. A medical professional listed in this subparagraph may be a member of the alternative treatment center board of directors or managers, as applicable, but shall not maintain an ownership interest in the center. 321 Public Health; Use of Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes; Alternative Treatment Centers; Requirements. Amend RSA 126-X:8, I to read as follows: I. An alternative treatment center [shall] may be operated on a for-profit or not-for-profit basis for the benefit of its patients. An alternative treatment center need not be recognized as a tax-exempt organization by the Internal Revenue Service. 322 New Paragraphs; Public Health; Use of Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes; Alternative Treatment Centers; Requirements. Amend RSA 126-X:8 by inserting after paragraph XVIII the following new paragraphs: XIX. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, an alternative treatment center shall be subject to RSA 293-A if organized as a domestic business corporation, RSA 304-C if organized as a domestic limited liability company, and RSA 292 if organized as a voluntary corporation. XX. An alternative treatment center organized as a voluntary corporation under RSA 292 may convert from a voluntary corporation under RSA 292 to either a domestic business corporation organized under RSA 293-A or a limited liability company organized under RSA 304-C in any of the following ways: (a) By adopting a plan of entity conversion in accordance with RSA 293-A or RSA 304-C, as applicable, that includes a provision prohibiting the sale of memberships or shares to a foreign corporation for a period of 3 years, provided that each such conversion shall be authorized by a vote of 2/3 of the members of the board of directors at a meeting duly called for the purpose or by unanimous written consent. (b) By adopting a plan of merger in accordance with RSA 293-A that includes a provision prohibiting the sale of memberships or shares to a foreign corporation for a period of 3 years, for which the domestic business corporation shall be the surviving entity, provided that, such merger shall be authorized by a vote of 2/3 of the members of the board of directors of the alternative treatment center at a meeting duly called for the purpose or by unanimous written consent. (c) By adopting a plan of merger in accordance with RSA 304-C that includes a provision prohibiting the sale of memberships or shares to a foreign corporation for a period of 3 years, for which the domestic limited liability company shall be the surviving entity, provided that, such merger shall be authorized by a vote of 2/3 of the members of the board of directors at a meeting duly called for the purpose or by unanimous written consent. XXI. Articles of entity conversion or articles of merger, as applicable, shall be signed and submitted to the secretary of state pursuant to RSA 293-A or RSA 304-C, as applicable, and the secretary of state shall approve all such filings submitted pursuant to this section. XXII. The secretary of state shall certify such articles of entity conversion or articles of merger and shall provide them to the department. Upon receipt, the department shall update the existing licenses held by the converted or merged alternative treatment center. XXIII. For the purposes of converting or merging an alternative treatment center pursuant to this section, notwithstanding any provision in the articles of agreement or alternative treatment center license applications to the contrary, the members of an alternative treatment center's board of directors may determine that a plan of entity conversion or merger is consistent with its corporate charter, and such voluntary corporation may surrender its articles of agreement in connection with the plan of entity conversion or merger. 323 Voluntary Corporations and Associations; Powers of Corporations; Change of Name; Amending Articles; Conversion and Merger. Amend RSA 292:7 to read as follows: 292:7 Change of Name; Amending Articles. I. Any corporation now or hereafter organized or registered in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, and any existing corporation which may have been so organized or registered, may change its name, increase or decrease its capital stock or membership certificates, merge with or acquire any other corporation formed pursuant to this chapter, or amend its articles of agreement, by a majority vote of such corporation's board of directors or trustees, at a meeting duly called for that purpose, and by recording a certified copy of such vote in the office of the secretary of state and in the office of the clerk of the town or city in this state which is its principal place of business. In the case of a foreign nonprofit corporation registered in New Hampshire, a copy of the amendment or plan of merger, certified by the proper officer of the state of incorporation, shall be filed with the secretary of state, together with the fee provided in RSA 292:5. The surviving corporation in a merger shall continue to have all the authority and powers vested in the merging corporations, including any powers previously conferred upon them by the legislature. II. An alternative treatment center registered pursuant to RSA 126-X and organized under this chapter may, pursuant to RSA 126-X:8, XX, convert to either a domestic corporation organized under RSA 293-A or a limited liability company organized under to RSA 304-C, and may merge with a domestic business corporation organized under RSA 293-A or a limited liability company organized under RSA 304-C. 324 New Subparagraph; New Hampshire Business Corporation Act; Domestication and Conversion; Entity Conversion Authorized. Amend RSA 293-A:9.50 by inserting after paragraph (f) the following new subparagraph: (g) Alternative treatment centers registered pursuant to RSA 126-X and organized pursuant to RSA 292 may become a domestic corporation pursuant to a plan of conversion in accordance with RSA 126-X:8, XX and this subdivision. The alternative treatment center shall be deemed to be a domestic unincorporated entity for purposes of applying RSA 293-A:9.50 through RSA 293-A:9.56, except that approval of the conversion shall be as outlined in RSA 126-X:8, XX. 325 Limited Liability Companies; Statutory Conversions; Statutory Conversions of Other Business Entities to Limited Liability Companies. Amend RSA 304-C:149, I to read as follows: I. Any other business entity, including alternative treatment centers pursuant to RSA 126-X:8, XX, may make a statutory conversion of its business organization form to the limited liability company business organization form under this act by complying with the requirements of this section and with applicable law governing the other business entity. Approval of a conversion of an alternative treatment center pursuant to this paragraph shall be as outlined in RSA 126-X:8, XX. New Paragraph; Limited Liability Companies; Statutory Conversions; Statutory Conversions of Other Business Entities to Limited Liability Companies; Approvals of Statutory Conversion. Amend RSA 304-C:149 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph: IX. In the case of the conversion of an alternative treatment center registered under RSA 126-X and organized pursuant to RSA 292, such conversion shall be approved by the board of directors in accordance with RSA 126-X:8, XX. 327 Town Property; Authority of Select Board. Amend RSA 41:11-a to read as follows: 41:11-a Town Property. I. The [selectmen] select board shall have authority to manage all real property owned by the town and to regulate its use, unless such management and regulation is delegated to other public officers by vote of the town, or is governed by other statutes, including but not limited to RSA 31:112, RSA 35-B, RSA 36-A:4, and RSA 202-A:6. II. The authority under paragraph I shall include the power to rent or lease such property during periods not needed for public use, provided, however, that any rental or lease agreement for a period of more than one year shall not be valid unless ratified by vote of the town. III. Notwithstanding paragraph II, the legislative body may vote to [authorize the board of selectmen] grant the select board the authority to rent or lease any municipal property for a term of up to 5 years [without further vote or ratification of the town]. Once adopted, this authority shall remain in effect until specifically rescinded by the legislative body at any duly warned meeting, [provided that the term of any lease entered into prior to the rescission shall remain in effect] however, such rescission shall not terminate any existing leases. IV. The governing body may choose to send to the planning board a list of real property owned by the town and managed by the select board that is in their judgment appropriate for development for residential use. No property acquired under tax deed pursuant to RSA 80 shall be added to this list. 328 New Paragraph; Duties of the Planning Board. Amend RSA 674:1 by inserting after paragraph VI the following new paragraph: VII. The planning board may vote to designate any property recommended to it as appropriate for development as a residential use by the select board pursuant to RSA 41:11-a, IV, as appropriate for development for residential use and forward a description of said property to the office of planning and development pursuant to RSA 12-O:55, VIII. 329 New Paragraph; Data and Information Services; Descriptions of Property to be Compiled. Amend RSA 12-O:55 by inserting after paragraph VII the following new paragraph: VIII. Pursuant to RSA 674:1, VII, compile descriptions of municipally and county-owned property determined to be appropriate for residential development by the select board as a residential use into a publicly available list of properties available for grant or loan funding pursuant to RSA 12-O:72-a. 330 New Section; Partners in Housing Program. Amend RSA 12-O by inserting after section 72 the following new section: 12-O:72-a Partners in Housing Program. The department shall establish a program, known as the partners in housing program, for the purpose of building workforce housing. Properties identified on the list created pursuant to RSA 674:1, VII shall be given priority for program funding. Available funding may be made by the department to housing developers to whom a municipality or county, pursuant to RSA 28:8-c, transfers ownership of the municipally or county-owned property for the purpose of residential development where at least 20 percent of the housing units to be developed will be affordable for a period of at least 20 years. The department shall adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A to implement the provisions of this section no later than December 1, 2026. 331 New Paragraphs; Power to Review Site Plans. Amend RSA 674:43 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraphs: VI. If the planning board has submitted a property description to the office of planning and development, then the local governing body may further vote to authorize that properties in the municipality on the list generated pursuant to RSA 12-O:55, VIII qualify for expedited review and approval pursuant to RSA 676:4, III. VII. If the local legislative body of a municipality has by ordinance or resolution authorized minor site plan review pursuant to RSA 674:43, III, then all solely residential development projects proposing to construct workforce housing, as defined in RSA 674:58, IV, that are included on the list generated pursuant to RSA 12-0:55, VIII, may also qualify for expedited review and approval pursuant to RSA 676:4, III. VIII. The local legislative body of a municipality may by ordinance or resolution adopt pattern zoning regulations to accelerate the construction of infill housing in neighborhoods. To meet the definition of infill housing, projects must be new residential development constructed on vacant lots interspersed among lots with existing, non-vacant development. Pattern zoning provides permit-ready designs with appropriate zoning and regulations to speed the process of building high quality infill housing that is compatible with existing homes in the neighborhood. 332 Housing Champion Designation and Grant Program Fund; Compilation of Property. Amend RSA 12- O:74 to read as follows: 12-O:74 New Hampshire Housing Champion Designation and Grant Program Fund. There is hereby established in the state treasury the New Hampshire housing champion designation and grant program fund, for the purpose of funding the grant programs established in RSA 12-O:72 and[,] RSA 12-O:73, and the compilation of municipally and county-owned property determined to be appropriate for residential development pursuant to RSA 12-O:72-a and 674:1, VII. The fund shall be non-lapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the department. 333 Effective Date. Sections 327 through 332 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 334 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Determination of Financial Ability. Amend RSA 604-A:2-c to read as follows: 604-A:2-c Determination of Financial Ability. The determination of a defendant's financial ability to obtain counsel shall be made by comparing the defendant's assets and incomes with the minimum cost of obtaining qualified private counsel. The defendant's assets shall include all real and personal property owned in any manner by the defendant, excluding only those assets which are exempt from attachment and execution under RSA 511:2. The defendant's income shall include all income, whether earned or not, from any source, unless exempt from attachment under any state or federal law, and shall be reduced only by the amount of expenses which are reasonably necessary for the maintenance of the defendant and his dependents. In determining a defendant's financial ability to obtain counsel, the rules adopted by the commissioner under RSA 604-A:10, IV, shall contain a method for considering the defendant's ability to borrow some or all of the necessary funds. [The rules shall also consider the possibility of the defendant paying his counsel fees in periodic installments.] 335 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Appointment of Counsel for Nonpayment or Nonperformance; Cross-Reference Deleted. Amend RSA 604-A:2-f, IV to read as follows: IV. When the court appoints counsel to represent a defendant in a proceeding under this section, the court shall grant the defendant relief from the obligation to repay the state for appointed counsel fees [under RSA 604-A:9, I(b),] if the court determines that the defendant is financially unable to repay. 336 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Commissioner of Administrative Services. Amend RSA 604-A:10, IV to read as follows: IV. The commissioner of administrative services shall, with the approval of the attorney general, adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A, governing determinations of eligibility for payment of indigent defense expenditures[, determinations of repayment schedules, financial and credit investigations,] and any other matters the commissioner deems necessary or advisable for the performance of duties under this chapter. 337 Directive; Department of Administrative Services. Upon the effective date of this act, the director of the department of administrative services shall immediately cease all active collection efforts related to any money owed under RSA 604-A:9. The director shall wind down all aspects of the program within a reasonable timeframe, and once the program is ended, the director shall have all records related to payment of money owed under RSA 604-A:9 destroyed. 338 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 604-A:2-a, relative to additional inquiry regarding appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants. II. RSA 604-A:2-d, relative to partial liability regarding appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants. III. RSA 604-A:9, relative to repayment regarding appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants. 339 Cost of an Opportunity for an Adequate Education. Amend RSA 198:40-a, I-II to read as follows: I. [For the biennium] Beginning July 1, [2023] 2026, the annual cost of providing the opportunity for an adequate education as defined in RSA 193-E:2-a shall be as specified in paragraph II. The department shall adjust the rates specified in this paragraph in accordance with RSA 198:40-d. II.(a) A cost of [$4,100] $4,351 per pupil in the ADMR, plus differentiated aid as follows: (b) An additional [$2,300] $2,441 for each pupil in the ADMR who is eligible for a free or reduced price meal anytime during the determination year; plus (c) An additional [$800] $849 for each pupil in the ADMR who is an English language learner anytime during the determination year; plus (d) An additional [$2,100] $3,140 for each pupil in the ADMR who is receiving special education services anytime during the determination year. 340 Annual Adjustment. Amend RSA 198:40-d to read as follows: 198:40-d Annual Adjustment. Beginning July 1, [2024] 2027, and every year thereafter, the department of education shall adjust the following with an increase of 2 percent annually, rounded up to the nearest whole dollar: I. Per pupil costs in RSA 198:40-a, II; and II. [Extraordinary need grant \"grant floor,\" \"grant ceiling,\" \"factor,\" and \"max grant\" as defined in RSA 198:40-f, II, (a)-(d); and III.] Chartered public school additional grants under RSA 194-B:11, I(b)(1)(A) and (B). Extraordinary Need Grants. RSA 198:40-f is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 198:40-f Extraordinary Need Grants. I. In addition to aid for the cost of the opportunity for an adequate education provided under RSA 198:40- a, each year the commissioner shall calculate an extraordinary need grant for schools and provide that amount of aid to a municipality's school districts as follows: (a) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-priced meal of $1,700,000 or less shall receive $11,730 per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal in the municipality's ADMR. (b) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal between $1,700,001 and $6,999,999 shall receive a grant equal to $0.00221321 for each dollar of difference between its equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal and $6,999,999, for each pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal in the municipality's ADMR. (c) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal of $7,000,000 or more shall not receive an extraordinary need grant. II. In this section: (a) \"Grant floor\" means $1,700,000 in equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil. (b) \"Grant ceiling\" means $7,000,000 in equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil. (c) \"Factor\" means $0.00221321 for each dollar difference between equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil. (d) \"Maximum grant\" means $11,730 per free or reduced-price meal pupil. III. The extraordinary needs grants shall be calculated using the formula described in paragraph I, however, beginning July 1, 2027, and every year thereafter, the grant floor, grant ceiling, and maximum grant shall be increased by 2 percent. The factor shall be readjusted by taking the newly adjusted maximum grant and dividing by the difference between the grant floor and grant ceiling. 342 New Section; Fiscal Capacity Disparity Aid. Amend RSA 198 by inserting after section 40-f the following new section: 198:40-g Fiscal Capacity Disparity Aid. I. In addition to aid for the cost of the opportunity for an adequate education provided under RSA 198:40- a, each year the commissioner shall calculate a fiscal capacity disparity aid grant for schools and provide that amount of aid to a municipality's school districts as follows: (a) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil of $1,000,000 or less shall receive $1,250 per pupil eligible in the municipality's ADMR. (b) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil between $1,000,001 and $1,599,999 shall receive a grant equal to $0.00208333 for each dollar of difference between its equalized valuation per pupil and $1,599,999, for each pupil the municipality's ADMR. (c) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil of $1,600,000 or more shall not receive a fiscal capacity disparity aid grant. II. In this section: (a) \"Grant floor\" means $1,000,000 in equalized valuation per pupil. (b) \"Grant ceiling\" means $1,600,000 in equalized valuation per pupil. (c) \"Factor\" means $0.00208333 for each dollar difference between equalized valuation per pupil. (d) \"Maximum grant\" means $1,250 per pupil. III. The fiscal capacity disparity aid grants shall be calculated using the formula described in paragraph I, however, beginning July 1, 2027, and every year thereafter, the grant floor, grant ceiling, and maximum grant shall be increased by 2 percent. The factor shall be readjusted by taking the newly adjusted maximum grant and dividing by the difference between the grant floor and grant ceiling. 343 Determination of Education Grants. Amend RSA 198:41, I(b)-(c) to read as follows: (b) Subtract the amount of the education tax warrant to be issued by the commissioner of revenue administration for such municipality reported pursuant to RSA 76:8 for the next tax year; [and] (c) Add the municipality's extraordinary need grant pursuant to RSA 198:40-f;[.] (d) Add the municipality's fiscal capacity disparity aid grant pursuant to RSA 198:40-g; and (e) For municipalities with a total ADMR of 5,000 or more, subtract the amount necessary to limit the total additional targeted aid to $3,750 per pupil in the municipality's ADMR. For the purpose of this paragraph, additional targeted aid shall be the sum of a municipality's extraordinary needs grant and fiscal capacity disparity aid grant. 344 Effective Date. Sections 339 through 343 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2026. 345 Instruction in National and State History, Government, and Civics. Amend RSA 189:11, II to read as follows: II.(a) As a component of instruction under this section, a locally developed competency assessment of United States government and civics that includes, but is not limited to, the nature, purpose, structure, func- tion, and history of the United States government, the rights and responsibilities of citizens, and noteworthy government and civic leaders, shall be administered to students as part of the required high school course in history and government of the United States and New Hampshire. (b) To be eligible for a graduation certificate, a student in a public, chartered public, non-public school, or a privately incorporated school that serves as a public school in the state, shall attain a locally sanctioned passing grade on the competency assessment, and [a grade of] shall score 70 percent or better on the 128 question civics (history and government) naturalization examination developed by the 2020 United States Citizen and Immigration Services. Public and chartered public schools shall use the assessment provided by the department of education. (c) [Schools are required to] The department of education shall provide accommodations and may modify the naturalization examination for a child with a disability in accordance with the child's individualized education program. (d) Annually, the department shall publish a report of the state and district results of the civics assessment. (e) [By June 30 of each year, each school district, chartered public or] Non-public schools [school, or a privately incorporated school that serves as a public school in the state,] shall submit the results of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) test to the department of education. 346 Appropriations; Department of Education; Computer Science Professional Development. Amend 2023, 79:81, I-III to read as follows: I. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023 for the purpose of encouraging New Hampshire certified educators to pursue eligible industry recognized credentials in the field of computer science. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, 2025. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. II. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $2,741,871 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023 for the purpose of encouraging individuals holding an eligible industry recognized credentials to teach computer science or related courses of study in New Hampshire approved education programs. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, 2025. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. III. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $455,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023 for the purpose of implementing the experiential robotics platform in all New Hampshire classrooms for grades 6-12 including, but not limited to the purchase of robotics kits from First New Hampshire Robotics, Experiential Robotics Platform, career and technical education of community college fabrication sites, and professional development delivery and support. The sum appropriated shall not lapse until June 30, 2025. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 347 Effective Date. Section 346 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 348 Motor Vehicles; Administration of Motor Vehicle Laws; Copies of Certificates and Motor Vehicle Records. Amend RSA 260:15, II to read as follows: II. The department may issue a copy of any motor vehicle record upon the request of an insurance company or any other authorized agent, and notwithstanding RSA 91-A shall require payment by the insurance company or authorized agent of a fee of [$17] $20, which shall be deposited in the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund established in RSA 21-P:12-d. 349 Motor Vehicles; Administration of Motor Vehicle Laws; Identification Cards. Amend RSA 260:21, V(a) to read as follows: V.(a) The fee for such card shall be [$10] $20 and is not refundable, except that no fee shall be charged to any person who, for reason of health or age, turns in his or her driver's license before the expiration date of such license. For purposes of this section, reasons of age shall be deemed to apply only to those persons over age 65. A person who requires a photo identification card only for voter identification purposes may obtain a voucher in the form provided for in subparagraph (b) from his or her town or city clerk or the secretary of state exempting the voter from the identification card fee. Upon presentation of the voucher to the division, the actual costs of issuing the card shall be paid by the secretary of state from the election fund established under RSA 5:6-d. An identification card paid for by the secretary of state shall be valid for voter identification purposes only, and the card, which shall be known as a voter identification card, shall be marked \"for voter identification only.\" 350 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees. Amend RSA 261:20, I(a)-(i) to read as follows: (a) For filing an application for a first certificate of title, with or without a lienholder named, [$25] $35; (b) For a certificate of title after a transfer, with or without a lienholder named, [$25] $35; (c) For a duplicate certificate of title, [$25] $35; (d) For an ordinary certificate of title issued upon surrender of a distinctive certificate, [$20] $40; (e) For filing a notice of security interest, $20; (f) For a certificate of search of the records of the division, for each name or identification number searched against, $20; (g) For filing an assignment of security interest, $2; (h) For issuing a distinctive New Hampshire number in place of a vehicle identification number, [$30] $40; (i) For issuing a salvage vehicle decal pursuant to RSA 261:22, IV, [$50] $60. 351 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Twenty-Day Registration. Amend RSA 261:57, I to read as follows: I. Any resident of this state who intends to purchase a vehicle in another state or from another person or who is unable to register a vehicle because of limited hours of operation of the town clerk in the town where the person resides may apply to the division or its substation or authorized agent nearest his or her residence for a registration to drive said vehicle on the ways of the state in an unregistered condition. Said resident shall appear in person at the division or substation to obtain such registration and shall sign under penalty of perjury a statement that the vehicle meets all New Hampshire inspection requirements, and in the case of a person seeking an extension of his or her registration, that he or she was unable to register the vehicle because of the limited hours of the town clerk, before said registration may be issued. Said registration shall be valid for 20 days from the time it is issued. Application blanks and permits in the form prescribed by the director shall be designed, printed, and supplied to the substations by the division. The fee for the issuance of a registration shall be [$10] $20. It shall be unlawful for any person to drive a vehicle on the ways of the state under a registration issued pursuant to this section unless said person has in his or her possession a valid bill of sale for the vehicle he or she is driving, or in the case of a person whose registration is extended, a copy of the form indicating he or she was unable to register because of the limited hours of the town clerk. No person shall make application for a 20-day registration on the same vehicle more than once within a 12-month period. Only 3 20-day registrations shall be issued on the same vehicle within a 12-month period. 352 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, III to read as follows: III. Prorated fees: (a) For agricultural vehicles-[$3.60] $12. (b) For each agricultural tractor-$[1.80] $12. (c) For air compressors-[$6] $11. (d) For cement mixers-[$6] $11. (e) For saw rigs or log splitters-[$6] $11. (If the equipment cited in RSA 261:141, III(c)-(e), is towed exclusively within the limits of a single city or town, the state registration fee shall not be collected.) (f) For antique motorcycles-[$2.40] $12. (g) For all motor vehicles other than those in RSA 261:141, I: 0-3000 lbs. [$31.20 ($2.60 per month)] $42 ($3.50 per month) 3001-5000 lbs. [$43.20 ($3.60 per month)] $48 ($4 per month) 5001-8000 lbs. [$55.20 ($4.60 per month)] $66 ($5.50 per month) 8001-73,280 lbs. [$ .96] $1.44 per hundred lbs. gross weight. (h) Truck-tractors to be used in conjunction with a semi-trailer, gross weight shall include the weight of such tractors, the weight of the heaviest semi-trailer to be used therewith, and the weight of the maximum load to be carried thereby: up to 73,280 pounds [$.96] $1.44 per 100 pounds gross weight, over 73,280 pounds-[$1.44] $2.40 shall be charged for each 100 pounds gross weight or portion thereof in excess of 73,280 pounds. (i) Each additional semi-trailer used in conjunction with such truck-tractor-[$24.00] $60. (j) For semi-trailers or automobile utility trailers (the weight of the trailer shall include the maximum load to be carried thereby): 0-1000 lbs. [$ 3.00] $14 1001-1500 lbs. [6.00] $16 1501-3000 lbs. [12.00] $19 3001-5000 lbs. [24.00] $36 5001-8000 lbs. [36.00] $52 8001-up [.60] $0.95 per hundred lbs. gross weight. (k) For each semi-trailer not registered in connection with a truck-tractor, the gross weight shall include the weight of such trailer and the weight of the maximum load to be carried thereby. The registration fee shall be [$.60] $0.95 per hundred lbs. gross weight and such trailer shall not be registered for less than 10,000 lbs. (l) For equipment mounted on trucks of which the equipment is an integral part of the unit and the truck is not capable of carrying freight or merchandise, the registration fee shall be 1/3 of the regular fee charged as determined by the corresponding weight chart specified in subparagraph (i). (m) For each farm truck or combination of motor type tractor and semi-trailer used only for transportation of agricultural products produced on and meant to be used in connection with the operation of a farm or farms owned, operated, or occupied by the registrant, for the first 16,000 pounds-[$24] $36, for any additional weight above 16,000 pounds-[$.74] $1.44 per hundred weight. (n) For each additional or extra semi-trailer used in connection with a motor type tractor registered for farm purposes-[$24] $36. (In the event that a farm truck registered under the [$24] $36 fee as provided in this subparagraph and thereafter registered for general use during the same registration year, such fee shall be applied toward the fee for such general registration.) (o) For each motorcycle-[$15] $30. (p) For each moped-[$3] $14. (q) For each motor vehicle used exclusively as a school bus or owned by a religious organization or a non-profit organization used exclusively as a bus for the transportation of its members in connection with functions of the organization for which no fee is charged-$24. (These provisions shall not apply to municipally owned vehicles nor to vehicles of public utilities or common carriers.) (r) For antique motor vehicles other than antique motorcycles-[$6] $16. (s) For each road oiler or bituminous distributor-$72. (t) For plates issued to motor vehicle repairer-$24 for the first set of plates, [$9] $18 for each additional set of plates. (u)(1) For each vehicle, owned by or under control of a manufacturer, wholesaler, or dealer-[$200] $400 for the first plate. (2) For every additional plate-[$12] $24. (v) For motor vehicles owned by or under control of automotive recycling dealer licensee-[$30] $60 up to first 7,000 lbs., over 7,000 lbs.-[$.74] $1.44 per 100 lbs. gross weight. (w)(1) For motorcycles owned or under the control of a manufacturer or dealer in motorcycles-[$12] $24 for the first plate. (2) For every additional plate-[$3] $6. (x)(1) For mopeds owned or under the control of a manufacturer or dealer in mopeds-[$12] $24 for the first plate. (2) For every additional plate-[$3] $6. (y) For each transporter-[$36] $72. Additional sets of number plates at [$18] $36 per set. (z) For each utility dealer registration-[$36] $72. Additional number plates at [$9] $18 per plate. (aa) For ski area vehicles-$6. (bb) For construction equipment as defined by RSA 259:42-the exclusive fee charged by the state shall be [$25] $40. (cc) For each vanity number plate set-[$40] $60. (dd) For agricultural/industrial utility vehicles the registration fee shall be 1/3 of the registration fee determined by the corresponding weight chart specified in subparagraph (g). 353 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, VII(f) to read as follows: (f) For the replacement of lost or illegible validation sticker-[$1] $5. 354 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, IX to read as follows: IX. For every certified copy of and duplicate of a certificate of registration-[$15] $20. 355 Motor Vehicles; Drivers' Licenses; Driver's License Fees. Amend RSA 263:42, II-IV-a to read as follows: II. For every certified copy of a registration, license, or driving record, [$15] $20, except that the commissioner shall waive the fee for local, state, and federal law enforcement and criminal justice agencies requesting such information for investigative purposes and may, for good cause, waive the fee in cases involving other government agencies or the public defender if the commissioner determines that such a waiver is in the public interest. III. No fee shall be charged for a driver's license issued to a disabled veteran who because of being an amputee or a paraplegic has received a motor vehicle from the United States government. The provisions of this paragraph shall apply to a veteran who, because of a disability incurred in, or aggravated by such service, and upon satisfactory proof that the veteran is evaluated by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to be permanently and totally disabled from such service-connected disability. IV. A duplicate copy of a photographic license or a new license with a different classification because of a commercial driver license disqualification may be issued for a fee of [$10] $20. For the purpose of this chapter, the term \"duplicate copy\" shall mean an additional license containing an indicator that the license is a duplicate. A new photograph need not be taken. IV-a. For a new driver's license because of a change of address, [$3] $10. 356 Vanity Number Plates; Fees. Amend RSA 261:89 to read as follows: 261:89 Vanity Number Plates. The director is hereby authorized to design and to issue, under such rules as the director deems appropriate, vanity number plates to be used on motor vehicles in lieu of other number plates. Such number plates shall be of such design and shall bear such letters or letters and numbers as the director shall prescribe, but there shall be no duplication of identification. Such number plates or a changeable designation of the effective period thereof, as the director shall determine, shall be issued only upon application therefor and upon payment of a special vanity plate service fee of [$40] $60, said special fee to be in addition to the regular motor vehicle registration fee and any other number plate manufacturing fee otherwise required by law for the particular vehicle. Plates shall be renewed on an annual basis for [$40] $60 per set. All special fees collected under this section shall be paid to the state treasurer and distributed as provided by RSA 263:52. Upon rejection of an application for vanity number plates, the director shall refund or credit the collected special vanity plate service fee. The director shall recall any vanity number plates that have been issued which do not conform to applicable law and rules, regardless of when the plates were issued. Any person whose application for vanity number plates has been rejected or whose vanity number plates have been recalled shall be issued a number plate of the same classification as the plate that had been requested or recalled. The prorated by month portion of the special vanity plate service fee shall be refunded or credited to the person whose vanity number plates have been recalled. 357 Vanity Plates; Fee Collection. Amend RSA 261:141, VII(d) to read as follows: (d) For vanity plate service fee-[$40] $60. 358 Driver Training Fund; Application of Vanity Plate Fee. Amend RSA 263:52, II to read as follows: II. The [$40] $60 vanity plate service fee and the fee for renewal of vanity number plates shall automati-cally be credited to the driver training fund until all fees in such fund equal the amount of money estimated by the general court as available for expenditure for course materials, licensing of schools, and certification services in connection with driver training from that fund for that fiscal year. Once the driver training course materials, licensing of schools, and certification services have been funded in accordance with the legislative estimates for the current fiscal year, the next 1.5 million dollars shall be transferred to the department of safety as restricted revenue, thereafter the balance of all such fees shall be transferred to the general fund and shall be available as unrestricted revenue. 359 Effective Date. Sections 348 through 358 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 360 Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State. Amend RSA 263:35 to read as follows: 263:35 Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State. I.(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 261:44 or any other law to the contrary, any nonresident driver of a motor vehicle who holds a valid driver's license in another jurisdiction, upon the establishment of a bona fide residency in this state, shall have a maximum of 60 days from the date his or her residency was established to obtain a driver's license issued by the state of New Hampshire; provided that H-2A temporary agricultural workers satisfying the requirements under RSA 263:35-a shall have a maximum of 300 days. (b) An individual subject to subparagraph (a), who ceases to be a resident of this state within 60 days of establishing a bona fide residency and has not yet obtained a driver's license issued by the state of New Hampshire, shall notify the director of their departure from the state. (c) A resident subject to subparagraph (a), whose out-of-state driver's license expires or is relinquished after becoming a resident of this state shall notify the director. II. The director shall notify any individual in violation of paragraph I who is more than 30 days past a deadline provided in this section. The notification shall be sent to the in-state address and out-of-state address, if available. The director shall begin sending such notifications within one year of the effective date of this section. III. The director, for good cause shown, may grant an extension of a deadline in this section to any individual. 361 New Subparagraph; Centralized Voter Registration Database; Information Sharing. Amend RSA 654:45, IV(b) to read as follows: (b) Voter database record data shall be verified by matching the records with those of the department of safety and the federal Social Security Administration as are required by law, and with the records of the state agency or division charged with maintaining vital records. For this purpose, the voter registration record database may be linked to the state agency or division charged with maintaining vital records and the department of safety, provided that no linked agency or division may save or retain voter information or use it for purposes other than verifying the accuracy of the information contained in the voter database. The link authorized by this subparagraph shall not allow the department of state or election officials direct access to the motor vehicle registration or driver's license records maintained by the division of motor vehicles; provided that such link shall authorize the department of state to identify voter records with out-of-state driver's license information where the record cannot be matched to an in-state driver's license obtained within the deadline provided in RSA 263:35. The secretary of state shall authorize the release of information from the voter database necessary for the department of safety to notify an individual pursuant to RSA 263:35, II. The commissioner of safety may authorize the release of information from motor vehicle registration and driver's license records to the extent that the information is necessary to department of state and department of safety cooperation in a joint notification to individuals of apparent discrepancies in their records and to the extent that the information is necessary to resolve those discrepancies. The commissioner of safety and the secretary of state are authorized to enter into an agreement that establishes the services to be provided by the department of safety and the cost for those services. The department of safety shall not be required to provide any services under this subparagraph unless an agreement is in place and there are sufficient funds in the election fund to pay the cost for the services. The system shall facilitate the identification and correction of voter registration records whenever a registered voter has died or has been disenfranchised pursuant to part I, article 11 of the New Hampshire constitution or RSA 654:5 through RSA 654:6, or when the domicile address does not match the address provided by the same individual to the department of safety. 362 Motor Vehicle Air Pollution Abatement Fund; Definitions. Amend RSA 125-S:2 to read as follows: 125-S:2 Definitions. In this chapter: I. \"Department\" means the department of environmental services. II. [\"Motor vehicle inspection fee\" means the fee collected by the department of safety pursuant to RSA 266:2. III.] \"Mobile source\" means, for the purposes of this chapter, any motor vehicle registered for on-road use by the department of safety, division of motor vehicles. 363 Inspection; Power Unit and Trailer. Amend RSA 266:18-d, III to read as follows: III. Vehicles so certified include the power unit and trailer. The vehicle shall be certified upon submission to the department of documentation satisfactory to the department from the manufacturer attesting that the vehicle is capable of safely carrying the additional weight. Such attestation shall be required upon the first application for certification and a new attestation shall be required at any time when the configuration of the vehicle relative to power unit, axles, springs, or other safety items that could affect the vehicle's ability to qualify for an excess weight certification is altered. Such attestation shall designate the maximum safe gross weight for the vehicles as determined by the components and the summation of the manufacturer's axle design limits for each axle of the vehicle [The power unit and trailer shall be required at all times to have a current inspection sticker or decal from an official inspection station]. 364 Inspection; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 266:18-d, VI to read as follows: VI. The commissioner or his designee may revoke or suspend any additional registration granted pursuant to paragraph V of any vehicle or vehicles which are being driven in violation of the limits established by RSA 266:18-b or any other provision of law as evidenced by a record of such violations. The commissioner shall adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A pertaining to the procedures for such revocation or suspension and the application[,] and certification[, and inspection] process for additional truck weights, as well as procedures to become certified as a vehicle inspector for additional weights. 365 Inspection; Motorcycle Noise. Amend RSA 266:59-a to read as follows: 266:59-a Motorcycle Noise Levels. I. No person shall operate in this state any motorcycle which produces a sound level in excess of the following decibels, when measured in accordance with the provisions of the SAE International Recommended Practice SAE J2825, \"Measurement of Exhaust Sound Pressure Levels of Stationary On-Highway Motorcycles\": (a) For all motorcycles, 92 decibels while the engine is operating at idle speed; or (b) For motorcycles with less than 3 or more than 4 cylinders, 96 decibels while the engine is operating at 2,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less; or (c) For 3 and 4 cylinder motorcycles, 100 decibels while the engine is operating at 5,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less. [II. No person shall pass for the purposes of the inspection required by RSA 266:1 any motorcycle which produces a sound level in excess of the following decibels, when measured in accordance with the provisions of the SAE International Recommended Practice SAE J2825, \"Measurement of Exhaust Sound Pressure Levels of Stationary On-Highway Motorcycles\": (a) For all motorcycles, 92 decibels while the engine is operating at idle speed; or (b) For motorcycles with less than 3 or more than 4 cylinders, 96 decibels while the engine is operating at 2,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less; or (c) For 3 and 4 cylinder motorcycles, 100 decibels while the engine is operating at 5,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less. III.] II. Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a violation and shall be fined not less than $100 nor more than $300. 366 Inspection; Odometers. Amend RSA 266:60 to read as follows: 266:60 Standards for Odometers. No passenger motor vehicle designated as a 1972 or later model which is manufactured after January 1, 1972, shall be registered in this state unless it is equipped with a tamper-resistant odometer designed with the intent to reduce the likelihood of unlawful tampering with the mileage reading thereon. The director may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 260:5 establishing standards for such devices, which standards shall be consistent with provisions of federal law, if any, relating thereto. The director shall not require, as a condition precedent to the initial sale of a vehicle, [the inspection,] certification or other approval of such odometer if such device or equipment has been certified by the manufacturer as complying with federal or state law or rule. 367 Street Rod Equipment; Inspection. Amend RSA 266:13, I to read as follows: I. A vehicle registered as a street rod shall be equipped as prescribed by RSA 266 [and state of New Hampshire official inspection station rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A,] as [they] it may be applicable to vehicles whose model year is prior to the year 1949. 368 Custom Vehicles; Inspection. Amend RSA 266:115, I to read as follows: I. A vehicle registered as a custom vehicle shall be equipped as prescribed by RSA 266 [and state of New Hampshire official inspection station rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A], as [they] it may be applicable to such vehicles. 369 Sale of Unsafe Used Motor Vehicles; Inspection. Amend RSA 358-F:2 to read as follows: 358-F:2 Inspection. Before selling to any customer any used motor vehicle which is believed by the customer to be unsafe for operation upon the highways pursuant to [RSA 266:8] RSA 266, the dealer shall, upon the request of the customer, conduct or have conducted a safety inspection of such vehicle. If the vehicle is found to be unsafe for operation, the dealer may sell the vehicle to the customer without correcting the defects, but only if the dealer presents to the customer at the time of sale a notice which states: This motor vehicle [will not pass a New Hampshire inspection and] is unsafe for operation upon the highways pursuant to RSA 266. The following defects must be corrected [before an inspection sticker will be issued]. The dealer shall list all [inspection] defects under this statement and specify the date on which the inspection was conducted and the person who performed the inspection. The dealer may make a reasonable charge for conducting the inspection. 370 Sale of Unsafe Used Motor Vehicles; Remedy. Amend RSA 358-F:4 to read as follows: 358-F:4 Remedy. A failure of any dealer to comply with the provisions of this section, or a concealment by any dealer of any defect which was discovered, or should have been discovered, during the inspection [required by] requested under RSA 358-F:2 is an unfair or deceptive act or practice within the meaning of RSA 358- A:2. Any right or remedy set forth in RSA 358-A may be used to enforce the provisions of this chapter. 371 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 125-S:4, relative to the motor vehicle air pollution abatement fund. II. RSA 260:6-a, relative to administrative review of sanctions against inspection stations. III. RSA 260:6-b, relative to point system for automobile dealer and inspection station violations. IV. RSA 266:1, relative to inspection authorized. V. RSA 266:1-a, relative to state police duties relative to vehicle inspection. VI. RSA 266:1-b, relative to inspection of trailers. VII. RSA 266:2, relative to fees. VIII. RSA 266:3, relative to inspection of spare tires. IX. RSA 266:3-a, relative to rust. X. RSA 266:4, relative to repair of defective equipment. XI. RSA 266:5, relative to penalties for failing to obey inspection requirements. XII. RSA 266:6, relative to driving of uninspected vehicles. XIII. RSA 266:8, relative to sales of unsafe vehicles. XIV. RSA 266:59-b, relative to emission control equipment. XV. RSA 266:78-o, relative to emergency and warning lights; duties of official inspection stations. 372 Effective Date. Sections 362 through 371 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 373 Ten-Year Transportation Improvement Program; State and Federal Funding. Amend RSA 228:114 to read as follows: 228:114 State and Federal Funding. I. Any public-private partnership projects utilizing federal or state funding shall be approved as part of the state 10-year transportation improvement program in accordance with RSA 240. II. All proceeds or revenues to the state derived from public-private partnerships and intended for payment to the department of transportation shall be credited to the department of transportation, restricted in accordance with the approved public-private partnership agreement, continuously appropriated, and non-lapsing. 374 Fish and Game; Gifts, Donations, and Raffles. Amend RSA 206:33-a to read as follows: 206:33-a Gifts, [and] Donations, and Raffles; Account Established. I. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, individual gifts and donations not exceeding $2,500 in value in a year may be received by the fish and game department with the consent of the commission and without the approval of the governor or the governor and council. Individual gifts and donations exceeding $2,500 in value in a year may be received by the fish and game department with the consent of the commission and with the approval of the governor and council. I-a. The fish and game department is authorized to conduct raffles for fundraising purposes. Revenue received shall be credited to the gifts, donations, and raffles account established in RSA 206:33-a, II. II. There is established an account within the fish and game fund to be known as the gifts, [and] donations, and raffles account. Moneys in the gifts and donations account are nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the fish and game department. All gifts and donations shall be deposited in this account, except gifts and donations made to the department in support of a specific program that has an established dedicated account in title XVIII which shall be deposited into the appropriate dedicated account and expended in accordance with the purpose of the dedicated account. III. This section shall not apply to gifts, grants, bequests, or donations received pursuant to RSA 206:33-c or RSA 212-B:6. 375 Fish and Game; Gifts, Donations, and Raffles. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b)(231) to read as follows: (231) Moneys deposited in the fish and game department gifts, [and] donations, and raffles account under RSA 206:33-a. 376 Pheasant License Revenues. Amend RSA 206:35-a to read as follows: 206:35-a Pheasant License Revenues. The state treasurer shall establish a separate account to which shall be credited all moneys collected by the fish and game department from issuance of pheasant licenses under RSA 214:9, X. The moneys in said account shall be used only for purchase or propagation of pheasants, as well as for program management and implementation, and is hereby appropriated for said purposes. Said funds shall be expended for the purposes hereof as determined by the executive director with the approval of the commission. The moneys in said account shall be nonlapsing. 377 Fisheries Habitat Fee. Amend RSA 214:1-g to read as follows: I. A [one dollar] $5 fisheries habitat fee shall be required to be paid by all persons 16 years of age or older, in addition to each applicable fishing or combination license required by Title XVIII, in order to take fish in the fresh waters of this state. The $5 fee shall be credited as $4 of unrestricted revenue to the fish and game fund and $1 to the fisheries habitat account under RSA 214:1-g, II. This paragraph shall not apply to any person who takes fish under a complimentary license, excluding any administrative fee, issued pursuant to RSA 214:3, RSA 214:7-a, RSA 214:13, RSA 214:13-b, or RSA 214:13-c, or a lifetime license issued pursuant to RSA 214:9-c that was purchased in a prior calendar year. II. The state treasurer shall establish a separate nonlapsing account within the fish and game fund, to be known as the fisheries habitat account, to which [shall be credited all] a portion of the fees collected under RSA 214:1-g, I shall be allocated. The state treasurer may accept public and private grants and donations for deposit into the account. Beginning in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and each year thereafter, any amount in this account in excess of $750,000 at the end of the fiscal year shall be transferred to the fish and game fund. 378 Game Management Account Established; Report. Amend RSA 206:34-b, I to read as follows: I. The state treasurer shall establish a separate nonlapsing account within the fish and game fund, to be known as the game management account. Each month the department shall determine the number of licenses, applications, or permits sold for moose, bear, turkey, and waterfowl and, for each, transfer $10 to the game management account. The moneys in this account shall be used exclusively for the implementation of a comprehensive population and habitat management program, including research and management, protection, education, and outreach for game as defined in RSA 207:1, IX, fur-bearing animals as defined in RSA 207:1, VIII, and migratory game birds as defined in RSA 209:5 to include waterfowl, snipe, and woodcock. Funds in the game management account are hereby continually appropriated for said purposes. Said funds shall be expended for the purposes of this section as determined by the executive director with approval of the commission. Beginning in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and each year thereafter, any amount in this account in excess of $750,000 at the end of the fiscal year shall be transferred to the fish and game fund. 379 Wildlife Habitat License. Amend RSA 214:1-f, V to read as follows: V. The state treasurer shall establish a separate nonlapsing account within the fish and game fund, to be known as the wildlife habitat account, to which shall be credited all fees collected under RSA 214:9, XV from the sale of wildlife habitat licenses. The state treasurer may accept public and private grants and donations into the account. Beginning in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and each year thereafter, any amount in this account in excess of $750,000 at the end of the fiscal year shall be transferred to the fish and game fund. 380 Application; Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping Licenses. Amend RSA 214:9 to read as follows: XV. If the applicant wishes to take wild animals, excluding fish and marine species, or wild birds, a fee set by the executive director pursuant to RSA 206:10, I, and the agent shall thereupon issue a wildlife habitat license as provided in RSA 214:1-f. For any year in which a license is issued, the agent shall be entitled to retain a portion of the fee as set by the executive director pursuant to RSA 206:10, I for each wildlife habitat license sold and all licenses sold at the department headquarters or any subagency thereof shall retain the same portion of the fee which, notwithstanding RSA 214:1-f, V, shall be credited to the general fish and game fund. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, there shall be no agent fee for a wildlife habitat license issued pursuant to RSA 214:1-f. The wildlife habitat fee shall be set no less than $5, with $2.50 credited to the wildlife habitat account established under RSA 214:1-f and the remainder credited to the fish and game fund. 381 Transfers to Fish and Game Fund. I. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any amounts in excess of $750,000 in the fisheries habitat account established under RSA 214:1-g, II, shall be transferred to the fish and game fund on June 30, 2025. II. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any amounts in excess of $750,000 in game management account established under RSA 206:34-b, I, shall be transferred to the fish and game fund on June 30, 2025. III. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any amount remaining in the fish food sales revenue account established under RSA 206:35-c, shall be transferred to the fish and game fund on June 30, 2025. 382 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 206:35-c, relative to the fish food sales revenue account. II. RSA 6:12, I(b)(182), relative to the fish food sales revenue account. 383 Effective Date. I. Sections 381 and 382 shall take effect June 30, 2025. II. Sections 377 and 380 shall take effect January 1, 2026. 384 New Hampshire Retirement System; Membership; Division of Fire Safety. Amend RSA 100-A:3, III-c to read as follows: III-c. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 100-A:1, VIII, any permanent fireman who has been a group II member and who has 10 years' fire service experience, or any person included in the definition of \"fire service personnel\" as defined in RSA 21-P:25, II(c) who has 10 years' fire service experience, who is or becomes the director of the division of fire safety, the director of the division of homeland security and emergency management, the director of the division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services, any fire instructor, supervisor, instructor, or other technical specialist who has hazardous materials, firefighting, or rescue training functions and who has as a job requirement satisfied the fire standards and training commission's entrance and certification requirements for physical condition, education, and training shall be construed to be a permanent fireman for the purposes of membership in group II and shall remain in the system for the duration of service in that capacity with the fire standards and training commission or the division of fire safety. 385 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 284:45, VI(a)(10), relative to allowing a licensed lottery retailer to allow the sale of keno games in a city or town that has voted to allow for the operation of keno games. II. RSA 284:45, VI(b), relative to the requirement that cities and towns document the keno games they allow to operate. III. RSA 284:51, relative to the local option allowing cities and towns to vote to allow the operation of keno games in their communities. 386 New Paragraphs; Commissioner's Warrant. Amend RSA 76:8 by inserting after paragraph III the following new paragraphs: IV. Until June 30, 2027, school district appropriation amounts, less facilities acquisition and construction, authorized in paragraph III and reported pursuant to RSA 198:4-a, shall not be more than the previous year's appropriation, less facilities acquisition and construction, times the previous 5 years average Consumer Price Index pursuant to paragraph VI. (a) After June 30, 2027, the school district appropriation amount, less facilities acquisition and construction, authorized in paragraph III shall not be more than the greater of the following: (1) The 5-year average percent change in ADMR used for the purposes of calculating adequate education grants pursuant to RSA 198:40-a applied to the previous year's appropriation, less facilities acquisition and construction, or (2) The 5-year average appropriation, less facilities acquisition and construction. (b) School districts seeking appropriations, less facilities acquisition and construction, to assess local property taxes in excess of paragraph IV, as applicable, shall do so by a 2/3 majority vote of their legislative body on each vote or warrant article in excess of the appropriation determined in paragraph V. The vote to exceed the excess shall not be a voice vote. (c) Districts seeking emergency appropriations shall follow the provisions of RSA 197:3. V. Within 45 days after the reported appropriation amounts are submitted pursuant to RSA 198:4-a, the commissioner of the department of revenue administration shall notify the school board of any excess appropriations not made in accordance with RSA 76:8, IV and delete those appropriations when computing district taxation pursuant to RSA 198:4-a, IV. VI. Previous 5 years average Consumer Price Index shall be calculated by using the All Urban Consum-ers, Northeast Region, using the \"services less medical care services\" special aggregate index, as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor. The average annual change shall be calculated using the 5 calendar years ending 18 months before the start of the fiscal year. 387 Public School Infrastructure Fund. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 198:15-y, III to read as follows: III. The public school infrastructure commission may authorize the department of education to fund expenditures [with approval of the fiscal committee of the general court] for the following purposes: 388 Education; Special Education; Program Approval, Monitoring, and Corrective Action. Amend RSA 186- C:5, IX to read as follows: IX. The department, with input from the advisory committee on the education of children/students with disabilities, shall select and contract with an independent, nationally recognized organization in program evaluation and quality assurance to evaluate in 2010, 2015, and decennially thereafter, the effectiveness of the program approval and monitoring system, including whether it is carrying out activities in RSA 186-C:5 in an efficient manner. Such organization shall submit recommendations for any improvements to the commissioner, the state board of education, the governor, and the general court within 90 days of completing the program evaluation. On or before September 1, 2013, the department shall submit a written response to the report submitted by the organization that conducted the 2012 independent evaluation. The written response shall include a detailed plan for how the department will address the areas identified as needing improvement and the recommendations made in the initial evaluation required under this section. The written response shall include specific steps the department plans to take, along with a timeline for each step. The written response shall also provide an explanation for any actions the department will not implement or complete during the plan's timeframe. On or before December 30, 2013 and June 30, 2014, the department shall submit a report of its progress toward completing its plan. The plan and reports shall be submitted to the governor, to the chairpersons of the senate and house committees with jurisdiction over education policy, to the state advisory committee for the education of children with disabilities established in RSA 186-C:3-b, and to the state board of education. For the 2015 evaluation, the department shall invite the same organization that conducted the 2012 evaluation to respond to a request for proposals. The 2015 evaluation shall include feedback on the steps the department has taken in response to the recommendations in the 2012 report. The department shall provide unimpeded access to all documents requested by the organization, except as otherwise required by law. For the 2025 evaluation, the department may utilize the Special Education Dispute Resolution performance audit and the Special Education performance audit from the audit division of the office of legislative budget assistant of the New Hampshire general court to meet this requirement. 389 Education; Special Education; State Aid. Amend RSA 186-C:18, III(a)-(b) to read as follows: III.(a) The [state board of education through the commissioner,] department of education[,] shall distribute aid available under this paragraph as entitlement to such school districts as have a special education pupil for whose costs they are responsible, for whom the costs of special education in the fiscal year exceed 3 and 1/2 times the [estimated] most current state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution. [If in any year, the amount appropriated for distribution as special education aid in accordance with this section is insufficient therefor, the appropriation shall be prorated proportionally based on entitlement among the districts entitled to a grant.] If in any year, the amount appropriated for distribution as special education aid in accordance with this section is insufficient therefor, the appropriation shall be prorated proportionally based on entitlement among the districts entitled to a grant, provided that the department of education shall distribute to the school district not less than 80 percent of the district's entitlement in the fiscal year. [If there are unexpended funds appropriated under this paragraph at the end of any fiscal year, such funds shall be distributed for court-ordered placements and episodes of treatment under RSA 186-C:19-b.] The state may designate up to $250,000 of the funds which are appropriated as required by this paragraph, for each fiscal year, to assist those school districts which, under guidelines established by rules of the state board of education, may qualify for emergency assistance to mitigate the impact of special education costs. The state may designate up to an additional $250,000 of the funds which are appropriated under this paragraph for each fiscal year for any community of 1,000 or fewer residents to mitigate the impact of special education costs when emergency assistance is necessary to prevent significant financial harm to such district or community. Upon application to the commissioner of education, and approval by the commissioner, such funds may be accepted and expended by school districts in accordance with this chapter; provided, however, that if a school district has received emergency assistance funds for certain children with disabilities, it shall not receive special education aid for those same children with disabilities. If any of the funds designated for emergency assistance under this paragraph are not used for such emergency assistance purposes, the funds shall be used to assist school districts in meeting special education cost increases in their special education programs as provided by this paragraph. (b) The school district shall be liable for 3 and 1/2 times the estimated state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution, plus 20 percent of the additional cost, up to 10 times the estimated state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution. 390 Education; Special Education; State Aid. Amend RSA 186-C:18, IV to read as follows: IV. [The state shall appropriate an amount for each fiscal year to assist special education programs that are statewide in their scope, and that meet the standards for such programs established by the state board of education. Funds under this paragraph shall be administered and distributed by the state board of education through the commissioner.] The amount necessary to fund special education aid under this section is hereby appropriated to the department. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant to satisfy the state's obligation under this section. 391 New Hampshire Excellence in Higher Education Endowment Trust Fund Established. Amend RSA 6:38, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established in the office of the treasurer the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund which shall be kept distinct and separate from all other funds. Annual assessments, less any annual administrative costs received from the New Hampshire college tuition savings plan established under RSA 195-H, and less $15,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $15,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, which shall be allocated as state support to the university system of New Hampshire, shall be credited to the trust fund to provide scholarships for the benefit of residents of the state pursuing programs of study at eligible educational institutions within the state. 392 Agency Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the department of health and human services shall not enroll any new participants into the state loan repayment program (SLRP). The department may continue to fund existing agreements with existing participants who enrolled in the SLRP prior to the effective date of this section. 393 Department of Health and Human Services; Contracts. All department of health and human services contracts or contract amendments shall include a provision requiring the contractor to comply with the patients' bill of rights as applicable pursuant to RSA 151:21. 394 Applicability. Section 393 of this act shall apply to contracts or contract amendments entered into on or after the effective date of that section. 395 Repeal. Section 393 of this act, relative to department of health and human services contracts, is repealed. 396 Effective Date. I. Section 395 of this act shall take effect November 30, 2026. II. Sections 393 and 394 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage. 397 New Subparagraphs; County Reimbursement of Funds; Limitation on Payments. Amend RSA 167:18-a, III(b) by inserting after subparagraph (4) the following new subparagraphs: (5) For fiscal year 2026, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021. (6) For fiscal year 2027, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021. (7) For fiscal year 2028, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021. (8) For fiscal year 2029, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021. 398 New Section; Circumcision under the State Medicaid Plan; Restrictions. Amend RSA 167 by inserting after section 3-m the following new section: 167:3-n State Medicaid Plan; Circumcision. I. In this section: (a) \"Health care provider\" means a hospital, health care facility, physician, resident physician, physician assistant, or registered nurse, practicing in the state of New Hampshire. (b) \"Newborn child\" means a person under 1 year of age. (c) \"Child\" or \"minor\" means a person who is under 18 years of age. II. Medical assistance provided under the state Medicaid plan shall not include the circumcision of children unless the procedure is medically necessary pursuant to paragraphs III or IV. III. Medically necessary circumcision for a newborn child shall be valid for the following diagnoses: (a) Congenital obstructive urinary tract anomalies. (b) Neurogenic bladder. (c) Spina bifida. (d) Recurrent urinary tract infections. IV. Medically necessary circumcision for a minor shall be valid for the following diagnoses: (a) A documented prior history of recurrent urinary tract infections. (b) Documented vesicoureteral reflux of at least a Grade III. (c) Paraphimosis unresponsive to medical therapy. (d) Recurrent balanoposthitis. (e) Recurrent balanitis or balanitis xerotica obliterans. (f) Congenital chordee. (g) Phimosis after puberty which has been unresponsive to medical therapy. (h) Secondary or acquired phimosis causing urinary obstruction, hematuria or preputial pain unresponsive to medical therapy. (i) Condyloma acuminatum. (j) Malignant neoplasm of the prepuce. (k) Or any diagnosed condition for which a circumcision is deemed medically necessary by a physician or other health care provider licensed in New Hampshire. 399 Effective Date. Section 398 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 400 Senior Volunteer Grant Program; Establishment of Program. Amend RSA 161-F:40 to read as follows: 161-F:40 Establishment of Program. I. There is hereby established a senior volunteer grant program in the department. The program shall, within the limits of funds appropriated, reimburse the senior companion [and foster grandparents programs] program for the volunteers' stipends, benefits, travel, and administrative expenses incurred in providing volunteer services. II. The funds so appropriated shall be disbursed by the department in quarterly payments. The funds shall be allocated to the senior companion [and foster grandparents programs] program. 401 Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Training Fund; Appropriations and Disbursements. Amend RSA 176- A:1, III to read as follows: III. Moneys [received from all other sources other than the liquor commission pursuant to RSA 176:16, III, including any community benefit contribution made by New Hampshire's hospitals,] shall be disbursed from the fund upon the authorization of the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery established pursuant to RSA 12-J:1 and shall not be diverted for any other purposes. Funds disbursed shall be used for alcohol and other drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery services, and other purposes related to the duties of the commission under RSA 12-J:3. 402 Repeal. RSA 176:16, III, relative to the disbursement of funds from the liquor commission to the alcohol abuse prevention and training fund, is repealed. 403 Home Dialysis; State Program Implementation. The department of health and human services shall, as part of the state Medicaid program, accelerate the implementation of the at home dialysis program. The department may, as part of its contracts with managed care organizations, provide incentives for such ac-celeration if the commissioner deems it necessary. 404 Education; Education Freedom Accounts; Program. Amend RSA 194-F:2, VII to read as follows: VII. An EFA shall remain in force, and any unused funds shall roll over from quarter-to-quarter and from year-to-year until the parent withdraws the EFA student from the EFA program or until the EFA student graduates from high school, unless the EFA is closed because of a substantial misuse of funds. Any unused funds shall revert to the education trust fund established in RSA 198:39 [and be allocated to fund other EFAs]. 405 Applicability; Re-retiring. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 100-A, any retiree who returns to active service shall only retain eligibility for the benefits applicable to their initial retirement and the calculation of average final compensation, or the calculation of other benefits resulting from the return to active service under RSA 100-A shall not apply. 406 Residential Care and Health Facility Licensing; License or Registration Required. Amend RSA 151:4-a, II(a) to read as follows: II.(a) Any person or entity proposing to establish [an ambulatory surgical center, emergency medical care center,] a hospital[, birthing center, drop-in or walk-in care center, dialysis center, or special health care service] within a radius of 15 miles of the primary physical location of a New Hampshire hospital certified as a critical access hospital pursuant to 42 C.F.R 485.610(b) and (c), shall give written notice of the intent to establish a health care facility within a 15 mile radius with a description of the facility [or special health care service] to the chief executive officer of the hospital by certified mail. 407 Effective Date. Section 406 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage. 408 Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Amend RSA 12-J:1 through RSA 12-J:4 to read as follows: 12-J:1 Commission Established; Membership; Terms. There is hereby established a commission which shall serve in an advisory capacity to the governor and the general court regarding the importance of prevention as well as the delivery of effective and coordinated alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse programs of prevention, treatment using a public health informed approach to address addiction, and recovery services throughout the state. The commission shall consist of the following members: I. Seven public members, 2 of whom shall be professionals knowledgeable about alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse prevention, one of whom shall be appointed by the governor and one of whom shall be appointed by the senate president; 2 of whom shall be professionals knowledgeable about alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, one of whom shall be appointed by the governor and one of whom shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; 2 of whom shall be public members who are not professionals within the alcohol and drug [addiction] misuse prevention and treatment system, one of whom shall be appointed by the senate president and one of whom shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; and one member in long-term recovery, appointed by the governor. II. Two members of the house of representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives, and 2 members of the senate, appointed by the president of the senate. The term of the legislative members of the commission shall be for the biennium and shall be coterminous with membership in the general court. Legislative members shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the commission. III.(a)(1) The attorney general, or designee. (2) The adjutant general, or designee. (3) The administrative judge of the circuit court, or designee. (4) The chairperson of the liquor commission, or designee. (5) The commissioner of the department of health and human services, or designee. (6) The director of juvenile justice services, department of health and human services, or designee. (7) The commissioner of the department of education, or designee. (8) The commissioner of the department of corrections, or designee. (9) The commissioner of the department of safety, or designee. (10) The director of the office of alcohol and drug policy, department of health and human services, or designee. (11) The commissioner of the department of insurance, or designee. (b) The members under this paragraph shall serve terms coterminous with their terms in office. IV.(a)(1) A representative of the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire, appointed by the association. (2) A representative of the New Hampshire Medical Society, appointed by the society. (3) The chancellor of the community college system of New Hampshire, or designee. (4) The chairman of the New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Council. (5) A representative of the New Hampshire Nurses' Association, appointed by the association. (6) A representative of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, appointed by the foundation. (7) A representative of the New Hampshire Hospital Association, appointed by the association. (8) The president of the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, or designee. (b) A representative of the state's faith-based community, who shall be a nonvoting member, appointed by the governor. (c) The members under this paragraph shall serve 3-year terms. 12-J:2 Organization of Commission; Task Forces; Staffing. I. The commission shall elect one of its members to serve as chairperson. The executive director of the commission shall be the director of the appropriate division responsible for alcohol and drug [abuse] misuse prevention and recovery, who shall serve without additional compensation. Twelve members of the commission shall constitute a quorum. II.(a) To assist the commission in the performance of its duties, the chairperson shall create task forces. The chairperson shall initially create task forces to address the following issues: (1) Prevention. (2) Treatment and reduction of societal and individual harm. (3) Recovery. (4) Program monitoring and evaluation. (b) To assist the commission in the performance of its duties, the chairperson may create additional task forces. (c) The commission chairperson shall appoint at least one commission member to serve on each task force as chairperson. (d) Based upon recommendations from each task force, the commission chairperson may appoint non-commission members to serve as adjunct members of each task force for a term of one year. In appointing adjunct members, the chairperson shall ensure that youth have the opportunity to participate directly in the work of appropriate task forces. (e) Each task force shall: (1) Develop a mission statement, including its goals and objectives. (2) Report to the commission on a regular basis concerning available programs, funding, and unmet needs. (3) Identify program areas where improved coordination is needed. II-a. The chairperson shall create a budget task force comprised of the individuals listed in RSA 12-J:1, III(a) to report biannually on financial expenditures for substance [abuse] misuse related work throughout state government as detailed in RSA 12-J:4, III and recommend budget policy priorities to the commission regarding the allocation of funding alcohol and other drug prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery services across state agencies and throughout the state. III. All executive branch departments shall provide administrative support to the commission. The executive director of the commission shall direct and coordinate the administrative support to the commission. IV. All executive branch departments shall respond promptly to written requests from the commission for information concerning the alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery programs and services provided by them and the costs and funding sources for such programs and services. 12-J:2-a Definition of Harm Reduction. I. For the purposes of this chapter, RSA 126-A, RSA 318-B:93, RSA 328-D:3, and RSA 329:16-g, \"harm reduction\" is an approach that emphasizes engaging directly with people who use alcohol and other drugs to prevent overdose and infectious disease transmission, improve the physical, mental, and social function of those served, and offer low-threshold options for accessing substance use disorder treatment and other health care services. Harm reduction shall be balanced by the imperative to protect society from the ravages of alcohol or drug misuse. II. This approach shall be limited to the following: (a) Connecting individuals to overdose education, counseling, and referral to treatment for infectious diseases and substance use disorders. (b) Distributing opioid overdose reversal medications, such as naloxone to individuals at risk of overdose, or to those who might respond to an overdose, and provide training in overdose reversal and prevention. (c) Making available substance test kits, including fentanyl test strips. (d) Lessening harms associated with drug use and related behaviors that increase the risk of infectious diseases, including HIV, viral hepatitis, and bacterial and fungal infections; via referrals, syringe service programs, sharps disposal and medication disposal kits, wound care supplies medication lock boxes, education, testing, and prophylactic measures. (e) Reducing infectious disease transmission among people who use drugs, including those who inject drugs by equipping them with accurate information and facilitating referral to resources. (f) Reducing overdose deaths, promoting linkages to care, and facilitating appropriate co-location of services as part of a comprehensive, integrated approach. (g) Providing education and public awareness programs to reduce stigma associated with substance use and co-occurring disorders. (h) Promoting a philosophy of hope and healing by utilizing those with lived experience of recovery in the management of harm reduction services, and connecting those who have expressed interest to treatment, peer support workers and other recovery support services. (i) Promoting a healthy society by mitigating the harmful effects of individual misuse of alcohol and other drugs. 12-J:3 Duties. The duties of the commission shall be to: I. Develop and revise, as necessary, a statewide plan for the effective prevention of alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse, particularly among youth, and a comprehensive system of treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm and recovery services for individuals and families affected by alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse. Nothing in RSA 12-J should be construed to limit care of chronic pain and hospice and palliative care patients, including use of the term \"misuse\" which shall be utilized, as intended, to broaden the scope of work across the substance use continuum of care. The statewide plan shall: (a) Identify the causes, the nature and scope, and the impact of alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse in New Hampshire. (b) Identify and prioritize unmet needs for prevention as a leading state initiative, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery services. (c) Recommend initiatives and policy considerations to the general court to reduce the incidence of alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse in New Hampshire. (d) Identify and quantify public and private resources available to support alcohol and drug [abuse] misuse prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery. (e) Specify additional resources necessary to address unmet needs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery. (f) Specify evaluation and monitoring methodology. II. Advise the governor and general court on and promote the development of effective community-based alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse prevention strategies. III. Advise the governor and the general court on and promote the development of treatment services, including reduction of societal and individual harm, to meet the needs of society and citizens addicted to alcohol or other drugs. III-a. Advise the governor and the general court on and promote the development of recovery services to meet the needs of citizens in recovery from alcohol and other drug misuse. IV. Identify unmet needs and the resources required to reduce the incidence of alcohol and drug [abuse] misuse in New Hampshire and to make recommendations to the governor and general court regarding legislation and funding to address such needs. V. Authorize the disbursement of moneys from the alcohol abuse prevention and treatment fund, pursuant to RSA 176-A:1, III. VI. Make presentations at least once each legislative session to the house and senate finance committees, the senate health and human services committee, the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, and the fiscal committee of the general court. VII. Develop a handout which shall describe the risks of opioid use and how to mitigate them for the purposes of RSA 318-B:16-a. 12-J:4 Meetings and Reports. I. The commission shall meet at least 4 times each year and may convene public hearings as necessary to promote the goals of the commission. II. The commission shall submit an annual report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, the chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and the chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court by October 1 of each year regarding the activities of the commission. The annual report shall: (a) Identify alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse prevention as a leading state initiative, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery services and programs provided by state departments and agencies or funded in whole or in part by state or federal funds; (b) Indicate the progress made during the prior year toward the implementation of the statewide plan developed by the commission pursuant to RSA 12-J:3, I; (c) Recommend any revisions to the statewide plan developed pursuant to RSA 12-J:3, I; (d) Identify and prioritize unmet needs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery; (e) Indicate the progress, or lack thereof, in addressing the unmet needs; (f) Recommend initiatives and/or policy considerations to the governor and the general court to address the unmet needs; (g) Specify the resources and any legislation necessary to support existing programs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery and to develop, implement, support, and evaluate the initiatives recommended by the commission; (h) In even-numbered years the report may include specific recommendations for funds to be included in the next state biennial budget to support alcohol and other drug [abuse] misuse prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery services and programs; and (i) Incorporate the findings and recommendations of the report required under paragraph II-a and make specific findings and recommendations regarding public awareness, education, and legislation to address the dangers of synthetic drugs. II-a. The commission shall prepare a report, including recommendations for policies to be implemented for coordinating public awareness of and education in the importance of prevention and health promotion, as well as the dangers of synthetic drugs and other emerging or designer synthetic drug substances. The report shall include substantive input from the commission's member agencies, including the department of health and human services, bureau of drug and alcohol services, the attorney general, the department of safety, and the department of education. The commission shall submit its initial report, including recommendations, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the governor no later than 3 months after the effective date of this paragraph. The commission shall submit subsequent reports, including recommendations, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the governor annually thereafter. III.(a) To assist the commission in the timely completion of its annual report, each commission member representing an executive branch department or entity shall provide the information specified in paragraph II for its department or entity to the commission on or before August 1 of each year. (b) The commission shall submit a mid-year report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court by March 1 of each year regarding the current state of drug [abuse] misuse, prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm, and recovery. The commission shall include a dashboard of the following, both in the interim and the annual report as required in RSA 12-J:4, II, that includes but is not limited to: (1) A summary of known prevention programs to include the general type and approaches being followed. (1-a) The number of known drug overdoses, broken out by drug involved. (2) The number of deaths attributable to overdoses, as reported by the chief medical examiner, broken out by drug involved. (3) The number of people known to be in treatment or recovery programs supported by commission funding. (4) The accessibility and availability of treatment programs, including waitlists. (5) The number of individuals in drug court programs, as reported by the judicial branch. (6) The number of individuals in diversion programs, as reported by the judicial branch. (7) The number of convictions for drug related offenses, as reported by the judicial branch. (8) The number of persons incarcerated for drug related offenses as reported by the department of corrections. (9) Funds expended and balances remaining, programs and strategies created or sustained by the funds, and an estimate of the number of individuals served by these funds. (10) Barriers to data access and availability, with proposed strategies to develop or enhance data capacity. (11) Performance outcomes pursuant to National Outcomes Measurement Standards (NOMS) as required with federal funding sources. (12) Any other information requested by the governor or general court. (c) All data required in subparagraph (b) shall be presented in the aggregate to protect the privacy of the individual. The commission shall delete any data required in those paragraphs that enables the personal identification of an individual. IV. In the reports submitted by the commission to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court, the report shall include outcome data and/or research citations about the efficacy of funded programs based upon evidence of program results. 409 Report on Cost-Effectiveness and Outcomes of Programs Required. Amend RSA 12-J:5, I(a)(2) to read as follows: (2) Prevention programs, including reduction of societal and individual harm. 410 New Section; Substance Use Disorder Access Points. Amend RSA 126-A by inserting after section 98 the following new section: 126-A:99 Substance Use Disorder Access Points Established. I. With the availability of sufficient federal funding, the department of health and human services shall establish and administer statewide access points for delivery of substance use services and supports. The access points shall provide information and referrals for screening and evaluation; treatment, including medications for substance use disorders; prevention, and treatment including naloxone; supports and services to assist in long-term recovery; and peer recovery support services. II. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall include the administration and operation of the access points in the department's report to the governor's commission on alcohol and other drug misuse prevention, treatment, and recovery under RSA 12-J:4, III. III. The program shall be funded through the state opioid response grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. In addition, the department may accept funds from any source, including state appropriations, federal funds, and private gifts, grants, or donations to operate and sustain the access points. 411 Syringe Service Programs; Activities. Amend RSA 318-B:43, II(b) to read as follows: (b) Coordinate and collaborate with other local agencies, including law enforcement agencies, organizations, and providers involved in comprehensive prevention programs for people who inject drugs to minimize duplication of effort. 412 New Subparagraph; Syringe Service Programs; Activities. Amend RSA 318-B:43, II by inserting after subparagraph (b) the following new subparagraph: (b-1) Consult and inform municipal law enforcement agencies concerning syringe service program and harm reduction activities. New Section; Controlled Drug Act; Syringe Service Programs. Amend RSA 318-B by inserting after section 43 the following new section: 318:43-a Syringe Service Programs; Authorized Activities and Funding Sources. I. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, any person authorized under RSA 318-B:43 to operate a syringe service program may engage in eligible activities, as defined in paragraph IV. II. State funds including, but not limited to, funds received by the state in the New Hampshire opioid litigation settlement may be used to support the activities of syringe service programs as permitted under this section and RSA 318-B:43. III. No person shall be prohibited from using federal funds for eligible activities and syringe service programs as authorized in RSA 318-B:43, so long as the use of the federal funds is consistent with federal law and any rules governing use of the funds. IV. In this section: (a) \"Drug checking\" means the process of identifying, analyzing, or detecting the composition of a drug or the presence or composition of an unexpected substance within the drug. (b) \"Drug checking equipment\" means equipment, products, or materials used, designed for use, or intended for use to perform drug checking, including materials and items used by the person operating the equipment or products to store, measure, or process samples for analysis. Drug checking equipment includes fentanyl test strips, other immunoassay drug testing strips, colorimetric reagents, spectrometers such as Fourier Transform Infrared and Raman spectrometers, and equipment that uses high-performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, mass spectrometry, and nuclear magnetic resonance techniques. Drug checking equipment does not include the substances being analyzed, drug packaging, or drug supplies. (c) \"Drug supplies\" means hypodermic needles, syringes, preparation containers, cotton, filters, alcohol wipes, water, saline, tourniquets, disposal containers, wound care items, pipes, bubbles, snorting straws, pipe covers, and other items used in the consumption of drugs; (d) \"Eligible activities\" means: (1) Purchasing, obtaining, providing, transporting, distributing, using, or evaluating the use of drug checking equipment; (2) Training, both initial and ongoing, about drug checking equipment, the process of drug checking, and the purpose of drug checking; (3) Technical assistance concerning drug checking equipment, the process of drug checking, and the purpose of drug checking; and (4) Providing drug supplies. 414 New Paragraph; Controlled Drug Act; Definition of Drug Misuse Added. Amend RSA 318-B:1 by inserting after paragraph X-b the following new paragraph: X-c. \"Drug misuse\" means the use of a substance for a purpose that is not consistent with legal or medical guidelines. 415 Effective Date. Sections 408 through 414 shall take effect 30 days after its passage. 416 Public Health; Department of Health and Human Services; Commissioner of Health and Human Services. Amend RSA 126-A:5, XIX-a(a)(1) to read as follows: (1) The commissioner shall pursue contracting options to administer the state's Medicaid dental program with the goals of improving access to dental care for Medicaid populations, improving health outcomes for Medicaid enrollees, expanding the provider network, increasing provider capacity, fostering individual behaviors that promote good oral health, and retaining innovative programs that improve access and care through a value-based care model. The commissioner shall prepare and submit a report that contains a clinical and financial research study to determine cost-avoidance associated with adult dental benefits under this paragraph. The study shall consider the impact on emergency room visits, patient infections, and any other factors the commissioner determines should be included in the study. The commissioner shall submit their report to the chairs of the senate finance and house finance committees on or before January 1, 2027. 417 Pharmacists and Pharmacies; Pharmacies; Substituting Biological Products. Amend RSA 318:47-dd to read as follows: 318:47-dd Pharmacies; Substituting Biological Products. I. In this section: (a) \"Biological product\" means a virus, therapeutic serum, toxin, antitoxin, vaccine, blood, blood component or derivative, allergenic product, protein (except any chemically synthesized polypeptide), or analogous product, or arsphenamine or derivative of arsphenamine (or any other trivalent organic arsenic compound), applicable to the prevention, treatment, or cure of a disease or condition of human beings. (b) \"Proper name\" means the nonproprietary name for a biological product designated by the federal Food and Drug Administration license for use upon each package of the product. (c) \"Interchangeable biological product\" means a biological product that the federal Food and Drug Administration: (1) Has licensed and determined meets the standards for interchangeability pursuant to 42 U.S.C. section 262(k)(4); or (2) Has determined does not require an interchangeable study to be [is] therapeutically equivalent as set forth in the latest edition of or supplement to the federal Food and Drug Administration's Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations. II. The board shall maintain a link on its website to the federal Food and Drug Administration's Lists of Licensed Biological Products with Reference Product Exclusivity and Biosimilarity or Interchangeability Evaluations. III. A pharmacist may substitute a biological product [pursuant to this section only if it has been licensed by the federal Food and Drug Administration as an interchangeable biological product] for the prescribed biological product when it meets the definition of interchangeable biological product. IV. When a pharmacist dispenses an interchangeable biological product for the prescribed biological product, the pharmacist or his or her designee shall inform the patient. V. A pharmacist shall not substitute an interchangeable biological product pursuant to this section if: (a) The prescriber indicates that substitution is not authorized by specifying on the prescription \"medically necessary\" on a paper prescription, or uses electronic indications when transmitted electronically, or gives instructions when transmitted orally that the biological product prescribed is medically necessary; or (b) The patient informs the pharmacist that he or she does not wish to receive an interchangeable biological product. VI.(a) Within 3 business days following the dispensing of a biological product, the dispensing pharmacist or the pharmacist's designee shall make an entry of the specific product provided to the patient, including the name of the product and the manufacturer. The communication shall be conveyed by making an entry that is electronically accessible to the prescriber through: (1) An interoperable electronic medical records system; (2) An electronic prescribing technology; or (3) A pharmacy benefit management system; or (4) A pharmacy record. (b) Entry into an electronic records system as described in this paragraph is presumed to provide notice to the prescriber. Otherwise, the pharmacist shall communicate the biological product dispensed to the prescriber using facsimile, telephone, electronic transmission, or other prevailing means, provided that the communication shall not be required where: (1) There is no federal Food and Drug Administration-approved interchangeable biological product for the biological product prescribed; or (2) A refill prescription is not changed from product dispensed on the prior filling of the prescription. VII. The label of all biological products dispensed by a pharmacist shall include the proper name and the name of the manufacturer of the product. 418 Effective Date. Section 417 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage. 419 Appropriation; Opioid Abatement Trust Fund. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, the sum of $10,700,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $10,700,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, are hereby appropriated from the opioid abatement trust fund, established under RSA 126-A:83, to the alcohol abuse prevention and training fund, established under RSA 176-A. 420 New Subparagraph; The State and Its Government; Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery; Meetings and Reports. Amend RSA 12-J:4, II by inserting after subparagraph (i) the following new subparagraph: (j) Specify and itemize funds spent on prevention, treatment and reduction of societal and individual harm, recovery, and program monitoring and evaluation services and programs. 421 New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program; Funding. Amend RSA 126-AA:2, I(a) to read as follows: 126-AA:2 New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program Established. I.(a) The commissioner shall apply for any necessary waivers and state plan amendments to implement a 5-year demonstration program beginning on January 1, 2019 to create the New Hampshire granite advantage health care program[ which shall be funded exclusively from non-general fund sources, including federal funds]. The commissioner shall include in an application for the necessary waivers submitted to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) a waiver of the requirement to provide 90-day retroactive coverage and a state plan amendment allowing state and county correctional facilities to conduct presump-tive eligibility determinations for incarcerated inmates to the extent provided under federal law. To receive coverage under the program, those individuals in the new adult group who are eligible for benefits shall choose coverage offered by one of the managed care organizations (MCOs) awarded contracts as vendors under Medicaid managed care, pursuant to RSA 126-A:5, XIX(a). The program shall make coverage available in a cost-effective manner and shall provide cost transparency measures, and ensure that patients are utilizing the most appropriate level of care. Cost effectiveness shall be achieved by offering cash incentives and other forms of incentives to the insured by choosing preferred lower cost medical providers. Loss of incentives shall also be employed. MCOs shall employ reference-based pricing, cost transparency, and the use of incentives and loss of incentives to the Medicaid and newly eligible population. For the purposes of this subparagraph, \"reference-based pricing\" means setting a maximum amount payable for certain medical procedures. 422 The New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Trust Fund. Amend RSA 126-AA:3, I to read as follows: I. There is hereby established the New Hampshire granite advantage health care trust fund which shall be accounted for distinctly and separately from all other funds and shall be non-interest bearing. The fund shall be administered by the commissioner and shall be used solely to provide coverage for the newly eligible Medicaid population as provided for under RSA 126-AA:2, to pay for the administrative costs for the program, and reimburse the federal government for any over payments of federal funds. All moneys in the fund shall be nonlapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the commissioner for the purposes of the fund. The fund shall be authorized to pay and/or reimburse the cost of medical services and cost-effective related services, including without limitation, capitation payments to MCOs. [No state general funds shall be deposited into the fund.] Deposits into the fund shall be limited exclusively to the following: (a) [Repealed.] (b) Federal Medicaid reimbursement for program costs and administrative costs attributable to the program; (c) Surplus funds generated as a result of MCOs managing the cost of their services below the medical loss ratio established by the commissioner for the managed care program beginning on July 1, 2019; (d) Taxes attributable to premiums written for medical and other medical related services for the newly eligible Medicaid population as provided for under this chapter, consistent with RSA 400-A:32, III(b); (e) Funds received from the assessment under RSA 404-G; (f) Revenue from the Medicaid enhancement tax to meet the requirements provided in RSA 167:64; [and] (g) Funds recovered or returnable to the fund that were originally spent on the cost of coverage of the granite advantage health care program[.]; (h) Revenue that is attributable to premiums received from granite advantage health care program enrollees; and (i) State general funds that have been appropriated by the general court for the specific purpose of funding the granite advantage health care program or approved by the fiscal committee and governor and council for the specific purpose of addressing a funding shortfall identified by the commissioner of the department of health and human services. 423 The New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Trust Fund. Amend the introductory paragraph to RSA 126-AA:3, VI to read as follows: VI. The commissioner, in accordance with the most current available information, shall be responsible for determining, quarterly commencing no later than December 31, 2018, whether there is sufficient funding in the fund to cover projected program costs for the nonfederal share for the next 6-month period. If at any time the commissioner determines that a projected shortfall exists, [then the sum necessary to cover such shortfall shall be transferred to the fund from the liquor commission fund established in RSA 176:16. In the event the commissioner determines that there are not sufficient funds in the liquor commission fund to cover the shortfall,] and the fiscal committee and governor and council do not authorize additional funding, then he or she shall terminate the program in accordance with the federally approved terms and conditions issued by CMS. Upon making a determination that a projected shortfall exists and [that there are insufficient funds in the liquor commission fund to cover the shortfall] if the fiscal committee and governor and council do not authorize additional funding, the commissioner shall: 424 Appropriation; Granite Advantage. The sum of $12,600,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $1,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the New Hampshire granite advantage health care trust fund established under RSA 126-AA:3. In the event the program costs are greater than the amounts available from all sources, the commissioner many request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. Upon fiscal committee and governor and council approval, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 425 Repeal. RSA 176:16, III-a, relative to deposits from the liquor commission into the New Hampshire granite advantage health care trust fund, is repealed. 426 Department of Health and Human Services; Office of Health Access; Name Change; Hiring Freeze. The department of health and human services, office of health equity shall be renamed the office of health access. The office shall remain in compliance with the terms of Executive Order 2025-02, regarding executive branch hiring for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, even if the executive order is lifted. Furthermore, the office of health access shall serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The office shall not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The office and all vendors shall comply with RSA 354-B, also known as the \"civil rights act.\" 427 New Paragraph; Medicaid to Schools Program; Termination. Amend RSA 186-C:25 by inserting after paragraph VII the following new paragraph: VIII. The program shall terminate statewide if the federal government or state adopts any policy contrary to a policy requiring parental control of all medical services provided to children. If a local school district adopts such a contrary policy, the program shall terminate for that school only. 428 Lapse Extension; Department of Health and Human Services; Granite United Way. Amend 2023, 79:559 to read as follows: 79:559 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services, the sum of $2,054,360 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, which shall not lapse until June 30, [2025] 2027, for the purpose of Granite United Way administering the Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative, which promotes individual wellness for Granite Staters by empowering workplaces to provide support for people recovering from substance use disorder. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. 428-A Effective Date. Section 428 of this act shall take effect June 20, 2025. 429 Department of Health and Human Services; Availability of Funds Directive. The department of health and human services shall seek all available Title IV-E, Administration for Children and Families funds to maximize federal participation in expenses associated with eligibility screening, training, accounting, technology upgrades, and implementation of a child-centered approach to utilizing and conserving federal benefits to which children in its care might be eligible. The department shall twice annually provide a detailed report of its efforts to seek such funds and results of those efforts to the oversight committee on health and human services established in RSA 126-A:13, the senate finance and children and family law committees, the house children and family law and finance committees, and the fiscal committee of the general court. 430 Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. The department of health and human services shall serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The department shall not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The department and all vendors shall comply with RSA 354-B, also known as the \"civil rights act.\" In the event that the department determines that a contract violates the provisions of this section, it shall terminate said contract in accordance with applicable law and contract provisions, and the state shall be entitled to recover any funds unspent by the contractor at the time of termination. 431 Prescription Drug Affordability Board; Definition of Public Payor. Amend RSA 126-BB:1, VI is repealed and reenacted to read as follows: VI. \"Public payor\" means any health plan which includes coverage for prescription drugs and is paid for in whole or in part by state general funds or any division of state, county, or municipal government that administers a health plan for its employees or an association of state, county, or municipal employers that administers a health plan for its employees. \"Public payor\" also includes health care paid for by the department of corrections. 432 New Subparagraph; Prescription Drug Affordability Board; Alternate Member Added. Amend RSA 126-BB:2, I by inserting after subparagraph (c) the following new subparagraph: (d) One alternate appointed by the commissioner of the department of health and human services selected from the advisory council established in RSA 126-BB:4. Notwithstanding paragraph II, the alternate board member's term shall be coterminous with their membership on the advisory council. The alternate board member may participate in deliberations of the board in the event any member elects to be recused as provided in RSA 126-BB:3 or is absent. 433 Prescription Board Affordability Board; Chairperson. Amend RSA 126-BB:2, IV to read as follows: IV. The chair of the board shall be elected by an affirmative vote of at least 4 of the 5 members of the board and shall serve a 2-year term. The chair of the board shall be elected in odd numbered years within 3 months of submission of the annual report specified in RSA 126-BB:5, IV. 434 Prescription Drug Affordability Board; Employee Authorization. Amend RSA 126-BB:2, VI to read as follows: VI. The board shall be administratively attached to the department of health and human services. [For a limited time,] The board may employ an executive director, who shall be an unclassified employee. The executive director shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the board. [Said position shall be effective for no more than 2 years following the date of hire of the individual first selected to fill the position. The board may also employ one contracted employee or more,] The board also may employ classified or contract employees or contract for similar services, dependent on the availability of funds. 435 Prescription Drug Affordability Board; Competitive Bid Required. Amend RSA 126-BB:11 to read as follows: 126-BB:11 Competitive Bid Required. The contracts entered into by the board, including those for consulting services or personal contract services, shall be subject to the competitive bid process. Such contracts shall [also] be approved by [the fiscal committee of the general court,] the governor[,] and the executive council. Lapse Extension; Prescription Drug Affordability Board. Of funds appropriated to account 05-95-95- 952010-6273, prescription drug affordability board, in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, up to $20,000 shall be nonlapsing until June 30, 2027. 437 Effective Date. Section 436 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 438 Duty of Parent; Compulsory Attendance by Pupil. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 193:1, I to read as follows: I. A parent of any child at least 6 years of age and under 18 years of age shall cause such child to attend [the] a public school [to which the child is assigned in the child's resident district]. Such child shall attend full time when such school is in session unless: 439 School Attendance; Legal Residence Required. Amend RSA 193:12, III to read as follows: III. For the purposes of this title, \"legal resident\" of a school district means a natural person who is domiciled in the [school district] state and who, if temporarily absent, demonstrates an intent to maintain a principal dwelling place in the school district indefinitely and to return there, coupled with an act or acts consistent with that intent. A married person may have a domicile independent of the domicile of his or her spouse. [If a person removes to another town with the intention of remaining there indefinitely, that person shall be considered to have lost residence in the town in which the person originally resided even though the person intends to return at some future time.] A person may have only one legal residence at a given time. 440 School Attendance; Legal Residence Required. Amend RSA 193:12, VI(a) to read as follows: (a) The commissioner of the department of education, or designee, shall decide residency issues for all pupils, excluding homeless children and youths, in accordance with this section. [If more than one school district is involved in a residency dispute, or the parents who live apart cannot agree on the residence of a minor child, the respective superintendents shall jointly make such decision. In those instances when an agreement cannot be reached, the commissioner of the department of education, or designee, shall make a determination within 30 days of notice of the residency dispute and such determination shall be final. If the unresolved residency dispute has resulted in an interruption of educational or related services, or such an interruption is likely to occur if the determination cannot be made before the expiration of 30 days, the determination shall be made within 14 days. With the agreement of the school districts involved and of the minor child's parent or legal representative, the time for determination of the residency dispute may be extended. Residency disputes may be submitted to the commissioner for determination by a school district involved in a dispute. In cases where the failure to resolve a residency dispute has resulted in or is likely to result in the interruption of educational or related services, a minor child's parent or legal representative may submit a residency dispute for determination to the commissioner. In all cases, all parties with an interest in the dispute shall be notified of the pendency of the proceedings, shall have an opportunity to review all information provided to the commissioner, and shall have an opportunity to present facts and legal arguments to the commissioner.] When addressing residency issues, the only question the commissioner shall consider is whether the child is a resident of the state. The commissioner's decision, including a written explanation for that decision, shall be provided to the parties of record and a copy of such explanation shall be kept on file by the department of education. No school district shall deny a pupil attendance or implementation of an existing individualized education program. 441 Open Enrollment Schools; Definitions; Open Enrollment Public School. Amend RSA 194-D:1, I to read as follows: I. \"Open enrollment public school\" or \"open enrollment school\" means any public school [which, in addition to providing educational services to pupils] that is currently enrolling pupils both residing within its attendance area or district, [chooses to accept] and pupils from other attendance areas within its district and from outside its district. 442 Open Enrollment Schools; Definitions; Teacher. Amend RSA 194-D:1, IX to read as follows: IX. \"Teacher\" means any individual providing or capable of providing direct instructional services to pupils, and who meets requirements prescribed in the [Elementary and Secondary Education Act] Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) of 2015 and the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act. 443 Open Enrollment Schools; Establishment; Parental Choice; Admission. Amend RSA 194-D:2 to read as follows: 194-D:2 Establishment; Parental Choice; Admission. I. [Any school district legislative body may vote to designate one or more of its schools as an open enrollment school.] Each district legislative body shall establish an open enrollment policy to allow pupils to transfer among schools within the district, from another district in the state, or in any state that has an interstate compact with New Hampshire that does not require nonresident pupils to pay an application fee or tuition. II. [Open enrollment schools shall operate under the same laws, rules, and policies as any other public school, except as provided in this chapter.] Each school district shall determine for each school in the district the capacity of each school and each grade level. A school district shall post the total ca- pacity of each individual school in the district, the capacity of each grade level, and the number of vacancies in each individual school in the district on the district website by the first of each month. Each school district in the state shall report annually to the state commissioner of education the number of transfer applications, acceptances, denials and the reason for each denial. The department of education shall publish the data annually on its web site and provide reports to the senate and house education committees, and the state board of education. III. [No public school, except a chartered public school, shall be required to be an open enrollment school.] A parent may apply to any school or district within the state on behalf of a pupil. [IV. A school district may predetermine the number of pupils residing outside an open enrollment school's district or attendance area it deems appropriate to accept.] [V.] IV. Applications may be made on behalf of eligible pupils to more than one [open enrollment] school within the state. [VI.] V. Every [open enrollment] school shall make available information about its curriculum and policies to all persons, and parents and pupils considering enrollment in that school. [VII.] VI. There shall be no application fee for pupil admission to any [open enrollment] school. [VIII. A pupil who meets the admission requirements of an open enrollment school, and who is a resident of the district where the school is located or is a dependent child of active duty military personnel whose move resulted from military orders, shall be given absolute admission preference over a nonresident pupil. Once admitted and unless expelled, open enrollment school pupils need not reapply for admission for subsequent years.] VII. A pupil who is a dependent child of active duty military personnel whose move resulted from military orders, shall be given admission preference over a nonresident pupil. Once admitted and unless expelled, military connected students as defined in RSA 110-E:1 need not reapply for admission for subsequent years. VIII. A school district may deny a transfer application only for the following reasons: (a) The student was expelled by the student's previous district; (b) The student has a documented history of significant disciplinary issues; (c) The student has a documented history of chronic absenteeism; or (d) The receiving district does not have available capacity pursuant to this section, provided that military connected students as defined in RSA 110-E:1 shall be exempt from capacity limits. IX. No receiving school or district shall accept or reject an applicant based upon grade or age levels, pupil needs, areas of academic focus, aptitude, academic or athletic achievement. X. Attendance at [an open enrollment] a public school for the purposes of transportation shall not constitute assignment under the provisions of RSA 189:6 and RSA 189:8. Pupils who reside in the school district in which the [open enrollment] school is located shall be provided transportation to that school by the district on the same terms and conditions as provided for in RSA 189:6 and RSA 189:8 and that transportation is provided to pupils attending other public schools within that district. However, any added costs for such transportation services shall be borne by the [open enrollment] school. For the purposes of open enrollment, neither the sending nor the receiving school district shall be obligated to provide transportation services for pupils attending [an open enrollment] a school outside the pupil's resident district. The parent may provide transportation to a specific bus stop on an existing route of the receiving school or district. The district shall provide the parents with information regarding transportation options. [X.] XI. Upon approval by each of the district's legislative bodies and after a public hearing, 2 or more school districts may consolidate otherwise eligible resident pupils into one applicant pool for the purposes of an admissions lottery for designated open enrollment schools [XI. Military-connected students as defined in RSA 110-E:1 who are the dependent children of a member of the active uniformed military services of the United States on full-time active duty status and students who are the dependent children of a member of the military reserve on active duty orders shall be eligible for admission to the school district of their choice. Students shall be eligible if: (a) At least one parent of the student has a Department of Defense-issued identification card; and (b) At least one parent can provide evidence that he or she will be on active duty status or active duty orders, meaning the parent will be temporarily transferred in compliance with official orders to another location in support of combat, contingency operation or a natural disaster requiring the use of orders for more than 30 consecutive days. XII. A school district of residence shall not prohibit the transfer of a pupil who is a child of an active military duty parent to a school in any school district, if the school district to which the parent of the pupil applies approves the application for transfer.] 444 Open Enrollment Schools; Funding. Amend RSA 194-D:5 to read as follows: 194-D:5 Funding. I. There shall be no tuition charge for any pupil attending [an open enrollment] a public school [located in that pupil's resident district]. For [an open enrollment school authorized by the school district] transferring students, the pupil's resident district shall pay to [such school] the receiving district an amount equal to not less than 80 percent of that district's average cost per pupil as determined by the department of education using the most recent available data as reported by the district to the department. II. In accordance with current department of education standards, the funding and [educational decision-making process] provision of services for children with disabilities [attending] transferring to a [chartered public or open enrollment] school shall be the responsibility of the resident school district and shall retain all current options available to the parent and to the school district. III. [Any federal or other funding available in any year to a sending district shall, to the extent and in a manner acceptable to the funding source, be directed to an open enrollment school in a receiving district on an eligible per pupil basis.] IV. The commissioner of the department of education shall apply for all federal funding available to open enrollment schools under [the No Child Left Behind Act, Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or other] any federal source of funds. The commissioner shall expend any such funds received in a manner acceptable to the funding source. V. A sending district may provide funds, services, equipment, materials, or personnel to [an open enrollment] a school, in addition to the amounts specified in this section in accordance with the policies of the sending school district. VI. [An open enrollment] A school may accept pupils at tuition rates at less than the amounts established by this chapter. VII. [An open enrollment] A school may receive financial aid, private gifts, grants, or revenue as if it were a school district. 445 Open Enrollment Schools; State Board; Duties. Amend RSA 194-D:7 to read as follows: 194-D:7 State Board; Duties. I. The state board shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, consistent with the provisions of this chapter relative to the administration of open enrollment in public schools across the state. II. The state board [shall] may convene one or more working committees to study and make recommendations regarding the implementation and effectiveness of open enrollment [schools] policies. The recommendations shall be provided to the legislative oversight committee in RSA [194-B:21] 193-C:8-a. 446 Repeal. The following are repealed: I. RSA 194-D:3, relative to limitations on procedure for adoption and rescission. II. RSA 194-D:4, relative to pupil selection and enrollment. 447 Effective Date. Sections 438 through 446 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026. 448 Department of Health and Human Services; Termination of Contracts Using Opioid Abatement Funds. The department of health and human services shall terminate all contracts, grants, or other agreements funded with opioid abatement funds with effective dates on or after May 1, 2025, for the purposes of funding provisions contained in this act. 449 Department of Health and Human Services; Child Care Services. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall be responsible for determining, on an ongoing basis through June 30, 2027, whether there is sufficient funding for employment-related child care services to avoid a waitlist and support greater utilization of employment related child care. If at any time the commissioner determines that funding is insufficient, the commissioner shall, to the extent allowed by applicable federal regulations, utilize available federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) reserve funds to cover the amount of the shortfall. The department shall report quarterly to the fiscal committee of the general court on any funds expended on employment-related child care services, including federal TANF funds authorized by this section. 450 New Paragraph; Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid; Outpatient Procedure Incentive Program. Amend RSA 126-A:3 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph: IX. The department shall seek to implement in the Medicaid care management program and the contractual agreements with each managed care organization an outpatient procedure incentive program for Medicaid beneficiaries to choose, when clinically appropriate, to receive outpatient procedures, including ambulatory surgical care, in a lower cost setting. The outpatient procedure incentive program shall be included by the department in the managed care organization withhold and incentive program and part of each managed care organization's member incentive program, subject to federal limitations. The outpatient procedure incentive program shall be included in the next contract amendment between the department and the managed care organizations after the effective date of this paragraph. Within 30 days of the effective date of this paragraph, the department shall submit the plan for implementation of the outpatient procedure incentive program to the fiscal committee of the general court. 451 Tirrell House; Sale of Property. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall offer for sale at fair market value the Tirrell House property located at 15 Brook Street, Manchester, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Manchester and then to Hillsborough County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the com- missioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Manchester property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2027. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund. 452 Anna Philbrook Center for Children; Sale of Property. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall offer for sale at fair market value the Philbrook Center for Children property located at 105 Pleasant Street, Concord, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Concord and then to Merrimack County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Concord property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2027. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund. 453 Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility; Sale of Property. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall subdivide and offer for sale at fair market value the state-owned portions of the Hampstead Hospital property that are neither part of the Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility nor necessary for use as the replacement facility for the Sununu Youth Services Center or other state operations, located at 218 East Road, Hampstead, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Hampstead and then to Rockingham County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Hampstead property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2028. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund. 454 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Provider Rate Reduction. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the commissioner of the department of health and human services shall reduce all Medicaid provider rates by 3 percent effective January 1, 2026. As a result of the savings achieved by implementing this section, the department shall reduce general fund appropriations by $17,500,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and by $35,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. The department shall work with the department of administrative services to reduce appropriated federal funds as needed to implement this section. 455 Department of Health and Human Services; Delay of Capitation Payments. The department of health and human services shall delay the June 2027 capitation payments to Medicaid managed care organizations until the start of the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2028. As a result of implementing this section, the department shall reduce general fund appropriations by $25,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. The department shall work with the department of administrative services to reduce appropriated federal funds as needed to implement this section. 456 Administrative Charge on Dedicated Funds for Fiscal Years 2026 and 2027. I. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 6:12 and any other provision of law to the contrary, for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the department of administrative services shall assess an administrative charge of 5 percent per fiscal year on revenue deposited into a dedicated fund listed in RSA 6:12, I(b), except those funds exempted pursuant to paragraph II. Revenue collected by said charge shall be deposited into the general fund as unrestricted revenue. II. The following dedicated funds listed in RSA 6:12,I(b) shall be exempt from any assessment made pursuant to paragraph I: (a) RSA 6:12, I(b)(4), fees collected by the department of safety under RSA 107-B, which shall be credited to the New Hampshire nuclear planning and response fund. (b) RSA 6:12, I(b)(9), revenues from fees, rentals, and the sale of products from lands under the jurisdiction of the department of natural and cultural resources, which shall be credited as provided under RSA 227-G. (c) RSA 6:12, I(b)(17), money received under RSA 481:32, which shall be credited to the dam maintenance fund established under RSA 482:55. (d) RSA 6:12, I(b)(21), money received under RSA 230:52, II, which shall be credited to the division of travel and tourism development, department of business and economic affairs. (e) RSA 6:12, I(b)(36), moneys received by the commissioner of the department of health and human services, for the purchase of vaccines, which shall be credited to the vaccine purchase fund established in RSA 141-C:17-a. (f) RSA 6:12, I(b)(64), moneys deposited in the harbor dredging and pier maintenance fund established in RSA 12-G:46. (g) RSA 6:12, I(b)(71), funds received pursuant to RSA 6:12-b, which shall be maintained pursuant to the provisions of RSA 6:12-b. (h) RSA 6:12, I(b)(72), moneys deposited in the alcohol abuse prevention and treatment fund established in RSA 176-A:1, as administered by the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery in accordance with RSA 12-J:1. (i) RSA 6:12, I(b)(75), moneys received for deposit in the travel and tourism development fund established by RSA12-O:16. (j) RSA 6:12, I(b)(78), moneys deposited in the land conservation investment program trust fund under RSA 162-C:10. (k) RSA 6:12, I(b)(89), moneys deposited in the audit set aside fund under RSA 124:18. (l) RSA 6:12, I(b)(90), moneys deposited in the salary adjustment fund under RSA 99:4. (m) RSA 6:12, I(b)(92), moneys deposited in the 2 surplus funds under RSA 21-I:11, I(a)(6)(B): the surplus distribution section administrative assessments fund and the federal surplus food fund. (n) RSA 6:12, I(b)(99), moneys deposited in the unemployment compensation and employment service administration fund under RSA 282-A:138. (o) RSA 6:12, I(b)(100), moneys deposited in the unemployment compensation fund under RSA 282- A:103. (p) RSA 6:12, I(b)(115), moneys deposited in the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund under RSA 6:38. (q) RSA 6:12, I(b)(121), moneys deposited in the resident personal funds fund under RSA 621:30, II. (r) RSA 6:12, I(b)(122), moneys deposited in the special projects fund under RSA 621:30, III. (s) RSA 6:12, I(b)(127), moneys deposited in the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund under RSA 146-D:3. (t) RSA 6:12, I(b)(130), moneys deposited in the water pollution control and drinking water revolving loan fund under RSA 486:14. (u) RSA 6:12, I(b)(155), moneys deposited in the highway and bridge betterment account under RSA 235:23-a. (v) RSA 6:12, I(b)(158), moneys deposited in the turnpike system revenue and reserve accounts under the November 9, 1987 bond resolution. (w) RSA 6:12, I(b)(163), moneys deposited in the prepaid fish and game license fund under RSA 214:9- c, IV and RSA 214:9-cc, IV. (x) RSA 6:12, I(b)(167), funds received pursuant to RSA 6:12-c, which shall be maintained under the terms of the referenced trust or agency fund. (y) RSA 6:12, I(b)(168), funds received pursuant to RSA 6:12-d, which shall be maintained under the terms of the referenced custodial or escrow account. (z) RSA 6:12, I(b)(174), moneys deposited in the dependent children support enforcement administrative expense account under RSA 161-C:25. (aa) RSA 6:12, I(b)(190), moneys deposited in the supply depot inventory account under RSA 219:21, II. (bb) RSA 6:12, I(b)(192), moneys deposited in the land and community heritage investment program administrative fund under RSA 227-M:7-a. (cc) RSA 6:12, I(b)(200), moneys deposited in the tri-state lotto prize account under RSA 287-F:9. (dd) RSA 6:12, I(b)(207), moneys deposited in the employee benefit adjustment account under RSA 9:17-c. (ee) RSA 6:12, I(b)(226), moneys deposited in the election fund under RSA 5:6-d. (ff) RSA 6:12, I(b)(253), moneys deposited in the renewable energy fund established under RSA 362-F:10. (gg) RSA 6:12, I(b)(257), all funds deposited in the employee and retiree benefit risk management fund established pursuant to RSA 21-I:30-e. (hh) RSA 6:12, I(b)(275), moneys deposited in the Pease development authority ports and harbors fund established in RSA 12-G:37. (ii) RSA 6:12, I(b)(307), moneys deposited in the department of labor restricted fund established in RSA 273:1-b. (jj) RSA 6:12, I(b)(336), moneys deposited into the governor's scholarship fund established in RSA 195-H:12. (kk) RSA 6:12, I(b)(338), moneys deposited in the uncompensated care and Medicaid fund established in RSA 167:64, I. (ll) RSA 6:12, I(b)(343), moneys deposited in the New Hampshire granite advantage health care trust fund under RSA 126-AA:3. (mm) RSA 6:12, I(b)(352), moneys deposited in the developmental services fund established under RSA 171-A:8-b, I. (nn) RSA 6:12, I(b)(353), money deposited in the acquired brain disorder services fund established under RSA 171-A:8-b, II. (oo) RSA 6:12, I(b)(354), money deposited in the in-home support waiver fund established under RSA 171-A:8-b, III. (pp) RSA 6:12, I(b)(360), moneys deposited in the opioid abatement trust fund, established in RSA 126-A:83. (qq) RSA 6:12, I(b)(363), moneys deposited in the New Hampshire health professionals' program administration fund established in RSA 310-A:1-e, I-a. (rr) RSA 6:12, I(b)(369), moneys deposited in the meals and rooms municipal revenue fund established in RSA 78-A:26, IV. (ss) RSA 6:12, I(b)(377), moneys deposited in the forest protection personnel training fund under RSA 227-G:5, III. 457 Department of Health and Human Services; Individuals with Developmental Disabilities; Funding for Recreational Services. Amend 2024, 376:4, V to read as follows: V. Payment for recreational and socialization services shall be limited to [$600] $595 per individual. 458 Appropriation; Lapse Date. Amend 2024, 376:4, II, to read as follows: II. In order to ensure that costs to access recreational and socialization services are covered, and that individuals with developmental disabilities are able to participate in recreational and socialization activities within their communities, the sum of $500,000 is appropriated to the department of health and human services for the biennium ending June 30, 2025. This appropriation is in addition to any other funds appropriated to the department of health and human services. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Any unexpended funds shall lapse to the general fund on June 30, [2025] 2027. 459 New Section; Recreational Services Special Fund. Amend RSA 171-A by inserting after section 33 the following new section: 174-A:34 Purpose; Establishment of the Recreational Services Special Fund. I. There is hereby established a fund designated as the recreational and socialization services fund to provide financial support for recreational and socialization services for individuals with developmental disabilities. The fund shall accept donations, grants, and contributions. Notwithstanding RSA 287-D:1, IV and RSA 287-E:1, V, the administrator of the fund shall be recognized as a charitable organization for the purpose of qualifying for a charitable organization license for games of chance, bingo, lucky-7, and historic horse racing. II. The fund shall be administered by the department of health and human services and used exclusively for providing or supporting recreational and socialization services for individuals with developmental disabilities. III. Donations to the fund shall be deposited into a nonlapsing account, continuously appropriated to the department of health and human services, and unspent funds shall not lapse but shall remain available for their designated purpose in subsequent fiscal years. IV. The recreational and socialization services fund is hereby authorized to participate as a charity eligible to receive contributions from gaming facilities licensed under RSA 287-D and RSA 287-E. 460 New Subparagraphs; Application of Receipts; Recreational and Socialization Services Fund. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b) by inserting after subparagraph (399) the following new subparagraphs: (400) Moneys deposited in the recreational and socialization services fund established in RSA 174-A:34. 461 Effective Date. Section 458 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025. 462 New Subdivision; Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Amend RSA 21-I by inserting after section 111 the following new subdivision: Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 21-I:112 Definitions. In this subdivision: I. \"Agency\" means any department, office, commission, board, subdivision, or other unit, however designated, of the executive branch of state government. II. \"Diversity, equity, and inclusion\" or \"DEI\" shall mean any program, policy, training, or initiative that classifies individuals based on race, sex, ethnicity, or other group characteristics for the purpose of achieving demographic outcomes, rather than treating individuals equally under the law. III. \"Political subdivision\" means any village district, school district, town, city, county, or unincorporated place in the state. 21-I:113 Prohibition on DEI Initiatives. No public entity shall implement, promote, or otherwise engage in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies. No state funds shall be expended for DEI-related activities, including but not limited to implicit bias training, DEI assessments, critical race theory, or race-based hiring, promotion, or contracting preferences. 21-I:114 Prohibition on DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No agencies or political subdivisions shall enter into or renew any contract that includes DEI-related provisions, including requirements for contractors to implement DEI programs, conduct DEI training, or comply with DEI-related reporting obligations. 21-I:115 Review of Agency Contracts for DEI-Related Contract Provisions. Each state agency shall, no later than October 1, 2025, submit to the department of administrative services a report identifying all contracts under its control that include DEIrelated provisions. The report shall include descriptions of each contract, the specific DEIrelated provisions contained therein, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract. The department shall combine and submit a consolidated report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, and the president of the senate. 21-I:116 Review of Political Subdivision DEI-Related Contract Provisions. The department of justice shall establish a process by which all political subdivisions review their existing contracts for the presence of DEIrelated provisions. 463 New Subdivision; Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public Schools. Amend RSA 186 by inserting after section 70 the following new subdivision: Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public Schools 186:71 Definitions. In this subdivision: I. \"Diversity, equity, and inclusion\" or \"DEI\" shall mean any program, policy, training, or initiative that classifies individuals based on race, sex, ethnicity, or other group characteristics for the purpose of achieving demographic outcomes, rather than treating individuals equally under the law. II. \"Public school\" means any school, academic institution, or institution of higher education in this state supported by public funds. 186:72 Prohibition on DEI Initiatives. No public school shall implement, promote, or otherwise engage in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies. No state funds shall be expended to public schools for DEI-related activities, including but not limited to implicit bias training, DEI assessments, critical race theory, or race-based hiring, promotion, or contracting preferences. This prohibition shall extend to any public school as defined in RSA 186:71, II. 186:73 Prohibition on DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No public school shall enter into, renew, or amend any contract that includes DEI-related provisions, including requirements for contractors to implement DEI programs, conduct DEI training, or comply with DEI-related reporting obligations. 186:74 Review of Public School Contracts for DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No later than October 1, 2025, the commissioner of the department of education shall submit a single report to the senate education, senate education finance, house education funding, and house education policy and administration committees of the general court identifying all existing contracts containing DEI-related provisions in public schools. The report shall include contract descriptions, the specific DEI-related provisions, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract. 186:75 Review of Public School DEI-Related Contract Provisions. I. The commissioner of the department of education shall establish a process by which all public schools shall conduct a review of existing contracts for the presence of DEI-related provisions. II. No later than September 30, 2025, each public school shall submit a signed and certified report to the commissioner of the department of education identifying any contract containing DEI-related provisions. The report shall include contract descriptions, the specific DEI-related provisions, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract. 186:76 Final Compliance Report. The commissioner of the department of education shall submit a final compliance report to the governor, executive council, and the senate education, senate education finance, house education funding, and house education policy and administration committees of the general court by April 1, 2026, detailing the progress of public schools in eliminating DEI-related provisions from contracts. 187:77 Interpretation and Compliance. I. Should a public school fail to abide by any section of this subdivision, either knowingly or unknowingly, the commissioner of the department of education shall immediately halt all sources of public funding to that public school, until such time as the school comes into compliance with all sections of this subdivision. II. The commissioner of the department of education shall notify the state treasurer if a public school is not in compliance with this subdivision, at which time the treasurer shall halt all forms of public funding to the school until the commissioner has certified the school come into compliance with this subdivision. 464 Effective Date. Unless otherwise specified, the remainder of this act shall take effect July 1, 2025. 2025-1488h AMENDED ANALYSIS This bill: 1. Adds new definitions to the endangered species conservation act. 2. Requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules and review procedures such that actions of state agencies do not jeopardize the existence or habitats of species protected under the endangered species conservation act. 3. Establishes an environmental scientist position within the department of environmental services to ensure that state agencies do not jeopardize the existence or habitats of species protected under the endangered species conservation act. 4. Requires that rules established by the executive director of the fish and game department establish an administrative fee that the executive director may collect from payments made to the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund. 5. Requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules regarding when mitigation payments to the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund are required. 6. Modifies the definition of \"environmental review\" as it relates to native plant protection. 7. Requires the department of environmental services to build and maintain a database for providing environmental reviews and cataloging protected species for the purpose of assisting state agencies and departments that require environmental reviews. 8. Requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules to establish a process for requesting a screening and environmental review process. 9. Prevents the commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources from charging a fee for screening department records for instances of protected species or environmental reviews. 10. Prevents the commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources from using money collected under the natural heritage bureau fund to conduct environmental reviews. 11. Defines \"boathouse\" and \"structural height\" in the context of fill and dredge in wetlands statutes. 12. Prevents the New Hampshire Rivers Council from filing written notice with the department of environmental services for the purpose of investigating excavation or dredging permits. 13. Prevents the department of environmental services from issuing 40-day extension periods on excavation or dredging permit applications. 14. Raising the fees associated with shoreline terrain alteration applications and raising fees annually to coincide with inflation. 15. Establishes fees for applications for terrain alteration and requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules to establish a permit by notification for certain projects with plans encompassing an area less than 150,000 square feet. 16. Establishes structural requirements for existing and new boathouses located over public waters and penalties for violation thereof. 17. Requires school districts to adopt policies governing student cell phone use in schools. 18. Establishes the solid waste facility site evaluation committee, requires major solid waste disposal facilities to be certified by the solid waste facility site evaluation committee, and temporarily suspends the issuance of solid waste permits by the department of environmental services. 19. Defines \"eligible student\" for the purposes of enrollment in the education freedom account program. 20. Makes significant changes to the NH retirement system, including modifying the maximum retirement benefits for certain public employees, adjusting the dates and percentages related to the calculation of retirement benefit, and adjusting the definition of \"earnable compensation.\" 21. Allows municipalities to authorize gaming facilities to operate continuously for 24 hours per day; and prevents a maximum wager limit for certain games of chance. 22. Establishes a video lottery tax at a rate of 30 percent on video lottery terminals. 23. Provides that the general court may appropriate funds from the opioid abatement trust fund to the department of safety for law enforcement activities related to substance abuse prevention, including overtime costs, for officers in the northern part of the state. 24. Revises certain staffing and office requirements for the board of tax and land appeals. 25. Establishes the division of planning and community development in the department of business and economic affairs. 26. Updates references to the state workforce innovation fund administered by the department of business and economic affairs and the statute authorizing state workforce innovation grants for job training through the department of economic security. 27. Repeals the commission on aging. 28. Provides budget transfer authority to the department of corrections. 29. Extends the prospective repeal certain eligibility criteria for mental health services. 30. Suspends graduate medical eligibility payments for the biennium. 31. Directs the department of health and human services to submit a Medicaid state plan amendment to suspend catastrophic aid payments to hospitals for the biennium. 32. Authorizes the department of health and human services to accept additional federal funds, with fiscal committee approval, for the Medicaid to schools' program if necessary. 33. Suspends the WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program for the biennium pending sufficient funding. 34. Permits the department of health and human services to accept gifts for the benefit of the department. 35. Establishes certain unclassified positions within the department of health and human services. 36. Suspends congregate housing services for the biennium. 37. Revises criteria for pharmacists filling name brand and generic drug prescriptions under the Medicaid program. . Extends a prior appropriation for the pilot program for young adults with developmental disabilities. 39. Extends the effective date for expanded access to court-appointed counsel for children in dependency proceedings, establishes 3 staff attorney positions in the department of health and human services, and identifies funds appropriated to the department for this purpose. 40. Directs the department of health and human services to file an amendment to the state Medicaid plan regarding prescription drug copayments. 41. Directs the department of health and human services to file no more than one Medicaid rate filing with the CMS in each fiscal year of the biennium. 42. Directs the department of health and human services to file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment to institute premiums based on income for individuals participating in the granite advantage health care program. 43. Directs the department of health and human services to file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment to institute premiums based on income for households with children participating in the Medicaid program. 44. Directs the department of health and human services to restore income verification for Medicaid redetermination to pre-public health emergency income verification standards. 45. Authorizes an additional appropriation to department of health and human services if such funds are required to prevent a waitlist for child care scholarships. 46. Amends the title of certain positions in the department of information technology. 47. Revises the organizational structure of the bureaus within the department of justice, division of legal counsel. 48. Transfers any excess balances related to administration and enforcement expenses of racing and charitable gaming to an accounting unit in the department of education for distributing state adequacy grants to public school districts and repeals certain purposes for which money in the education trust fund may be used. 49. Clarifies the means of calculating average daily membership in attendance for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School. 50. Authorizes the state board of education to modify determinations of education adequacy grant amounts. 51. Changes the process through which counsel for indigent defendants may apply for reimbursement for services necessary to an adequate defense. 52. Makes changes to the wage claim settlement account fund. 53. Updates the composition and confidentiality of records of the workers compensation appeals board. 54. Changes the process for awarding of elevator inspection certificates. 55. Expands the authority of the labor commissioner to impose civil penalties. 56. Authorizes appeals of certain decisions by the labor commissioner. 57. Establishes the wage claim settlement fund. 58. Changes the number of members on the workers' compensation appeals board and makes changes in the proceedings. 59. Implements a fee for unit owners to obtain a certificate of successful inspection of an elevator or accessibility lift. 60. Provides that a civil penalty of greater than $2,500 for violations of certain unfair labor practices may be levied only if specifically authorized by law and allows the imposition of civil penalties for violations of workers compensation laws and youth labor laws. 61. Allows for a hearing where the commissioner of labor denies reimbursement for payment for second injuries under the workers compensation law. 62. Allows an employer or employer's insurance carrier to petition for a hearing after denial of reimbursement for payment of additional compensation under the workers compensation law. 63. Provides that the funds in accounting unit 1051 shall not lapse until June 30, 2027. 64. Allows the director of the division of motor vehicles to authorize certain actions regarding a fictitious, facsimile or simulated license to drive a motor vehicle. 65. Allows the department of safety to disseminate driver history records to federal entities or their authorized agents in certain circumstances. 66. Designates the hazardous materials incident response coordinator as group II retirement-eligible during full-time service. 67. Clarifies the division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services policy regarding the use of properly equipped vehicles to transport sick or injured individuals; removes a reference to licensing of wheelchair vans and emergency medical dispatchers by the division; and repeals a requirement that the division establish an emergency communications network as such responsibility is handled by other state entities. 68. Lapses funds for continued operation of the Cannon Mountain tramway. 69. Repeals the Benjamin Thompson trust fund. 70. Prevents the lapse of two revolving fund class lines in the operating budget. 71. Repeals revenue sharing with cities and towns under RSA 31-A. 72. Repeals certain wastewater state aid grants. 73. Further specifies information required for well monitoring reports. 74. Eliminates certain fees for the construction of sewerage systems. 75. Repeals the aquatic invasive species decal. 76. Allows the department of environmental services to accept an easement from the abutting property owners of all rights necessary for access, and to store equipment during repair, reconstruction, maintaining, and operation of Pequawket Dam, Horn Pond Dam, and Souhegan Site #35 for the consideration of $1. 77. Expands the type of educational degree a person may have to serve as a division director for the department of environmental services. 78. Varies the types of experience in public health members of the air resources council may have. 79. Reconfigures some criteria to serve on the waste management council. 80. Reconfigures some criteria to serve on the wetlands council. 81. Increases dam registration fees and sewage disposal fees. 82. Allows all such moneys in excess of $100,000 made available, after designation by the governor and council, to be expended by the proper persons or agencies in the state government only with the prior approval of the joint legislative fiscal committee. 83. In certain circumstances, allows every department as defined in RSA 9:1 to transfer funds within and among all accounting units within said department, with the approval of the commissioner of the department of administrative service. 84. Allows the governor to accept public funds, gifts, grants, donations or any other source of funds, for the care, maintenance, repair of, and additions to, the bridges house. 85. Provides for the continual and non-lapsing surplus distribution section administrative assessments fund. 86. Allows state agencies to use funds in appropriate budget classes to pay any penalties, fines, interest or other costs imposed on the state of New Hampshire by the NH retirement system or by the IRS after exhausting any relevant appeal process. 87. Increases the maximum ticket price for lottery drawings. 88. Delineates the criteria for distribution and transfers of certain tax revenues and other fund proceeds. 89. Transfers authority for the appointment of certain inspectors from the office of professional licensure and certification to the department of safety. 90. Makes various changes regarding the regulation of barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, and related shops and schools. 91. Increases fees for assorted pesticide product applications, registrations, licenses, and permits. 92. Increases fees for assorted agricultural-services product applications, registrations, licenses, and permits. 93. Increasing fees relative to certain agricultural product permits, goods, and licenses. 94. Changes the weights and measures device license fees and requires certain registered service agencies to pay a $250 registration fee. 95. Creates the \"Love NH Lakes\" number plate and directs that the residual amount of the special fee for the plate and royalties and proceeds from the commercial use of its design be deposited in the cyanobacteria mitigation loan and grant fund. 96. Increases the import fee for automotive oil. 97. Raises fees for the hazardous waste generator self-certification program. 98. Increases fees for certain hazardous waste generators. 99. Creates a solid waste disposal surcharge at landfills, incinerators, and waste-to-energy facilities and creates civil penalties for violations of solid waste management fund statutes. 100. Increases the fee for the application for initial or renewal of a hazardous waste coordinators certification. 101. Requires the department to modify rules to avoid significant harms to human health and the environment, and changes the enabling statute of the department of environmental services solid waste division to require the department to consider health and the environment when making future rules. 102. Increases the boat decal fee. 103. Raises the per diem rate for the public employee labor relations board. 104. Eliminates mandatory surcharges for civil case filings and allows the supreme court to establish rules regarding equitable fee schedules for imposed fines and service charges on credit card payments. 105. Makes changes to the minimum electric renewable portfolio standards. 106. Revises the state energy policy to promote affordable, reliable, diverse, and secure energy resources for the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens. 107. Adds a requirement that until the Sununu Youth Services Center is relinquished, the department of administrative services shall request an appropriation, subject to the approval from the fiscal committee and the governor and executive council, funds necessary to maintain the property. . Allows general funds to be used to support activities and infrastructure at a facility that replaces the Sununu Youth Services Center. 109. Requires that any attorney's fee approved for a claim that is to be paid according to a periodic payment schedule also be paid according to that periodic payment schedule. 110. Makes appropriations to the youth development center settlement fund. Sets aside $10 million pursuant to the state's settlement agreement with plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick in Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al. 111. Repeals the division of the arts in the department of natural and cultural resources. 112. Establishes limitations on the percentages of grant-in-aid funds administered by the department of natural and cultural resources, division of parks and recreation, bureau of trails, and the rivers council for the development and maintenance of OHRV (off-highway recreational vehicle) trails on private, municipal, state, or federal lands. 113. Includes operations and initiatives of the Hampton Beach commission as permissible expenses to be paid from the Hampton Beach master plan fund. 114. Suspends the portion of meals and rooms tax revenue credited to the department of business and economic affairs, division of travel and tourism for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 115. Requires the department of transportation to sell or lease certain rest areas and welcome centers to private entities by July 1, 2026. 116. Authorizes the state treasurer to appoint assistant state treasurers. 117. Suspends deposits into the meals and rooms municipal revenue fund for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 118. Transfers any uncommitted moneys from the governor's scholarship fund to the general fund. 119. Eliminates the office of the child advocate. 120. Establishes a group III, defined contribution state retirement plan for new state employee members of the retirement system, who begin service on or after January 1, 2026. All new employees of state employers on and after January 1, 2026 will be required to join the group III defined contribution plan as administered by the retirement system, and any other group I employees may join. 121. Eliminates the enforcement division of the liquor commission. 122. Repeals the repeal of certain provisions related to the right-to-know ombudsman and administratively attaches the ombudsman to the office of state and public sector labor relations. 123. Allows any magistrate appointed before January 31, 2025, to continue to exercise the duties of a magistrate until the end of their term of employment, but no later than January 1, 2030, provided that such magistrate shall not conduct bail hearings or make bail determinations. 124. Consolidates the business and commercial dispute docket and the land use review docket of the superior court into one commercial court docket. 125. Abolishes the human rights commission and reassigns cases formerly under their jurisdiction to the superior court. 126. Abolishes the board of land and tax appeals and assigns cases formerly under their jurisdiction to the commercial court docket. 127. Abolishes the housing appeals board. 128. Repeals the requirement that the state engage in certain outreach and marketing activities to increase awareness of the Granite State paid family leave plan. 129. Creates the office of state and public sector labor relations. 130. This bill adds the expiration of the term of the lease or tenancy if over 6 months as grounds for an eviction. 131. Allows alternative treatment centers to operate for-profit. 132. Creates the \"partners in housing\" program, an initiative under the housing champions fund to assist municipalities, counties, and developers in building modestly priced housing on municipally or county-owned land that is suitable for development. 133. Abolishes the repayment requirement and recoupment procedures for indigent criminal defendants who are appointed counsel. 134. Changes the calculation of costs of an opportunity for an adequate education, extraordinary need grants, and determination of education grants. 135. Establishes fiscal capacity disparity aid grants. 136. Requires schools to use the state's assessment portal when implementing the competency assessment of United States government and civics. 137. Lapses funding appropriated to computer science professional development. 138. Amends various motor vehicle fees. 139. Increases the vanity plate service and renewal fees to $60. 140. Require nonresident drivers who establish residency in New Hampshire to notify the department of safety if they then cease to become residents within 60 days, or if their out of state driver's license expires or is relinquished. 141. Specifies when the division of motor vehicles shall send violation notices. 142. Removes the requirement for physical safety inspections and on-board diagnostic tests for passenger vehicles and eliminates funding for the motor vehicle air pollution abatement fund. 143. Requiring public-private transportation partnership agreements utilizing state or federal funds to be approved in the 10-year transportation plan and directing that state revenue and proceeds obtained from any partnership be credited to the department of transportation. 144. Allows the fish and game department to conduct raffles, increases the fisheries habitat fee, and directs certain moneys into the fish and game fund. 145. Clarifies group II membership for certain positions with the division of fire safety. 146. Repeals the local option allowing cities and towns to vote to allow the operation of keno games in their communities. 147. Establishes a tax cap for local school districts. 148. Removes the requirement to get approval from the fiscal committee of the general court for public school infrastructure grants. 149. Allows the state board of education to use office of legislative budget assistant audits to satisfy statutory audit and reporting requirements. 150. Removes the requirement that catastrophic special education funds be prorated among the school districts entitled to such aid and requires that disbursements for special education to a school district shall be at least 80 percent of the district's entitlement in the fiscal year. 151. Amends the appropriation regarding special education aid. 152. Makes changes to the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund. 153. Directs the department of health and human services not to enroll any new participants into the state loan repayment program or the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 154. Requires the department of health and human services to include references to the patients' bill of rights in contracts and contract addenda. 155. Increases the cap on county reimbursement for nursing home services for fiscal years 2026 and 2027; and makes additional payments to counties as reimbursement for overpayment of certain nursing home costs in fiscal years 2020 and 2021. 156. Excludes coverage for circumcision under the state Medicaid plan unless the child has a specific di-agnosis for which the procedure is determined to be medically necessary. 157. This bill repeals reimbursement of funds for the foster grandparent program. 158. Repeals the disbursement from the liquor commission to the alcohol abuse prevention and training fund. 159. Requires the department of health and human services to accelerate the implementation of home dialysis. 160. Removes the reallocation of unused funds education freedom account funds to help fund other education freedom accounts. 161. Provides a terms for how previously retired public employees may reenter state service. 162. Exempts ambulatory surgical centers, emergency medical care centers, birthing centers, drop-in or walk-in care centers, dialysis centers, and special health care services from the notice and consent requirements for establishment within 15 miles of a critical access hospital. 163. Defines harm reduction and drug misuse for purposes of alcohol and drug misuse treatment and prevention and establishes a substance use disorder access point program. 164. Requires the commissioner of the department of health and human services to submit a report to the general court that contains a clinical and financial research study concerning adult dental benefits. 165. Modifies the definition of \"interchangeable biological product\" and allows for interchangeable biological products to be provided by pharmacists subject to certain restrictions. 166. Transfers funds from the opioid abatement trust fund to the alcohol abuse prevention and training fund. 167. Requires the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery to specify and itemize funds spent on prevention, treatment and reduction of societal and individual harm, recovery, and program monitoring and evaluation services and programs. 168. Repeals the prohibition on the use of general funds for the granite advantage program and removes the provision requiring the liquor commission to make up for any short fall in the program. 169. Directs the department of health and human services to rename the office of health equity as the office of health access and directs the office to comply with the hiring freeze in Executive Order 2025-02 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 170. Provides for the termination of the Medicaid to schools program under certain circumstances. 171. Extends a prior appropriation to the department of health and human services for administration of a substance use disorder recovery initiative by Granite United Way. . Mandates that the department of health and human services seek all available Title IV-E, Administration for Children and Families funds to maximize benefits for children in its care. 173. Directs the department of health and human services to serve every person with equal dignity and respect and to not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect. 174. Redefines public payor for purposes of the prescription drug affordability board, adds an alternate member to the board from the board's advisory council; revises competitive bidding procedures, authorizes staffing subject to available funding, and extends a prior appropriation of up to $20,000 to the board. 175. Allows parents to send their children to public schools outside of their resident district. 176. Directs the department of health and human services to terminate all contracts, grants, or other agreements funded with opioid abatement funds with effective dates on or after May 1, 2025, for the purposes of funding provisions contained in this act. 177. Allows the department of health and human services' chief medical officer to place standing orders for certain Medicaid covered over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests. 178. Directs the department of health and human services to use TANF funds to cover any shortfall in funding for employment-related child care services in order to prevent a waitlist. 179. Directs the department of health and human services to seek to implement an outpatient procedure incentive program under Medicaid managed care, to encourage Medicaid beneficiaries to choose to receive outpatient procedures, including ambulatory surgical care, from the lower cost provider when clinically appropriate. 180. Requires the sale of the Tirrell House property in Manchester, New Hampshire. 181. Requires the sale of the Anna Philbrook Center in Concord, NH. 182. Requires the subdivision and sale of portions of the Hampstead Hospital property in Hampstead, New Hampshire, excluding those portions used as the replacement facility for the Sununu Youth Services Center and Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility, and those used for any state operations. 183. Directs the department of health and human services to reduce Medicaid provider rates and to use the resulting savings to reduce department appropriations by a specified amount in each year of the biennium. 184. Delays the June 2027 capitation payments to Medicaid managed care organizations until fiscal year 2028 and directs the department of health and human services to use the resulting savings to reduce department appropriations by a specified amount for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. 185. Directs the department of administrative services to assess, with certain exceptions, an administrative charge on dedicated funds and accounts for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. 186. Establishes a recreational and socialization services special fund to support recreational services for individuals with developmental disabilities, sets the payment limit for such services at $595 per individual, and extends the lapse of a prior appropriation to the department of health and human services for this purpose. 187. Makes the administrator of the recreational and socialization services fund and persons or entities with historic horse racing operations licenses charitable organizations. 188. Prohibits all public entities from implementing, promoting, or otherwise engaging in any diversity, equity, and inclusion DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies; requires each agency to report such contracts to the department of administrative services, which shall compile a consolidated report for submission to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, and senate president; and provides for the amendment (i.e., removing DEI-related provisions) of non-compliant contracts. 189. 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Establishes an environmental scientist position within the department of environmental services to ensure that state agencies do not jeopardize the existence or habitats of species protected under the endangered species conservation act.\n4. Requires that rules established by the executive director of the fish and game department establish an administrative fee that the executive director may collect from payments made to the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund.\n5. Requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules regarding when mitigation payments to the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund are required.\n6. Modifies the definition of \u201cenvironmental review\u201d as it relates to native plant protection.\n7. Requires the department of environmental services to build and maintain a database for providing environmental reviews and cataloging protected species for the purpose of assisting state agencies and departments that require environmental reviews.\n8. Requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules to establish a process for requesting a screening and environmental review process.\n9. Prevents the commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources from charging a fee for screening department records for instances of protected species or environmental reviews.\n10. Prevents the commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources from using money collected under the natural heritage bureau fund to conduct environmental reviews.\n11. Defines \u201cboathouse\u201d and \u201cstructural height\u201d in the context of fill and dredge in wetlands statutes.\n12. Raises the fees associated with shoreline terrain alteration applications and raising fees annually to coincide with inflation.\n13. Prevents the department of environmental services from issuing 40-day extension periods on excavation or dredging permit applications.\n14. Establishes fees for applications for terrain alteration and requires the department of environmental services to adopt rules to establish a permit by notification for certain projects with plans encompassing an area less than 150,000 square feet.\n15. Establishes structural requirements for existing and new boathouses located over public waters and penalties for violation thereof.\n16. Revises when certain amendments to education freedom accounts procedures take place and allows EFA students who choose to stop receiving EFA funding to either enroll full-time in a public school or otherwise satisfy compulsory attendance requirements.\n17. Authorizes the creation of a centralized voluntary statewide self-exclusion database for all forms of legal gambling in New Hampshire.\n18. Changes the name of the state lottery commission to the state lottery and gaming commission.\n19. Allows the operation of video lottery terminals and high-stakes tournaments.\n20. Authorizes the substance abuse enforcement program to make grants available for law enforcement agencies in Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Sullivan counties for the costs for hiring additional officers to carry out law enforcement activities aimed at preventing or reducing opioid-related deaths and harms.\n21. Repeals the requirement that the board of tax and land appeals have at least one review appraiser on staff.\n22. Establishes the division of planning and community development in the department of business and economic affairs.\n23. Updates references to the state workforce innovation fund administered by the department of business and economic affairs and the statute authorizing state workforce innovation grants for job training through the department of economic security.\n24. Extends the time period for which members of the state commission on aging may serve; directs the commission on aging to establish an advisory council on the system of care for healthy aging in New Hampshire; and establishes the New Hampshire commission on aging fund and makes an appropriation to the fund.\n25. Provides budget transfer authority to the department of corrections.\n26. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services from the opioid abatement trust fund for the purpose of providing year-round emergency shelter services to individuals with an opioid use disorder.\n27. Extends the prospective repeals for exemption from certain transfer procedures and certain eligibility criteria for mental health services.\n28. Suspends graduate medical eligibility payments for the biennium.\n29. Directs the department of health and human services to submit a Medicaid state plan amendment to suspend catastrophic aid payments to hospitals for the biennium.\n30. Categorizes certain funding appropriated to the department of health and human services as restricted revenue and authorizes the department to accept and expend federal funds for that purpose.\n31. Appropriates funds to the department of health and human services for the purpose of funding the WIC farmers' market nutrition program.\n32. Permits the department of health and human services to accept gifts for the benefit of the department.\n33. Establishes certain unclassified positions within the department of health and human services.\n34. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services for congregate housing.\n35. Revises the appointment procedure for certain unclassified positions in the department of health and human services and repeals a mental health medical supervisor position.\n36. Revises criteria for pharmacists filling name brand and generic drug prescriptions under the Medicaid program.\n37. Allows the department of health and human services' chief medical officer to place standing orders for certain Medicaid covered over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests.\n38. Limits the developmental services pilot program for young adults to current enrollees and makes an appropriation therefor.\n39. Extends the effective date for expanded access to court-appointed counsel for children in dependency proceedings.\n40. Directs the department of health and human services to file an amendment to the state Medicaid plan regarding prescription drug copayments.\n41. Directs the department of health and human services to file no more than one Medicaid rate filing with the CMS in each fiscal year of the biennium.\n42. Directs the department of health and human services to file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment to institute premiums based on income for individuals participating in the granite advantage health care program.\n43. Directs the department of health and human services to file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment to institute premiums based on income for households with children participating in the Medicaid program.\n44. Requires the department of health and human services to submit a report regarding its success in collecting certain premiums.\n45. Directs the department of health and human services to restore income verification for Medicaid redetermination to pre-public health emergency income verification standards.\n46. Authorizes an additional appropriation to department of health and human services if such funds are required to prevent a waitlist for child care scholarships.\n47. Amends the title of certain positions in the department of information technology.\n48. Revises the organizational structure of the bureaus within the department of justice, division of legal counsel.\n49. Provides for payment of special education costs associated with out of home placements, grants from the public school infrastructure fund, and department of education operating costs from the education trust fund.\n50. Transfer excess funds in the education trust fund to the general fund under certain circumstances.\n51. Clarifies the means of calculating average daily membership in attendance for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School.\n52. Authorizes the state board of education to modify determinations of education adequacy grant amounts.\n53. Changes the process through which counsel for indigent defendants may apply for reimbursement for services necessary to an adequate defense.\n54. Establishes the wage claim settlement fund.\n55. Changes the number of members on the workers\u2019 compensation appeals board and makes changes in the proceedings.\n56. Implements a fee for unit owners to obtain a certificate of successful inspection of an elevator or accessibility lift.\n57. Provides that a civil penalty of greater than $2,500 for violations of certain unfair labor practices may be levied only if specifically authorized by law and allows the imposition of civil penalties for violations of workers compensation laws and youth labor laws.\n58. Provides that the funds in accounting unit 1051 shall not lapse until June 30, 2027.\n59. Lapses certain unspent funds appropriated to the fire safety administration to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund.\n60. Allows the director of the division of motor vehicles to authorize certain actions regarding a fictitious, facsimile or simulated license to drive a motor vehicle.\n61. Allows the department of safety to disseminate driver history records to federal entities or their authorized agents in certain circumstances.\n62. Designates the hazardous materials incident response coordinator as group II retirement-eligible during full-time service.\n63. Clarifies the division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services policy regarding the use of properly equipped vehicles to transport sick or injured individuals; removes a reference to licensing of wheelchair vans and emergency medical dispatchers by the division; and repeals a requirement that the division establish an emergency communications network as such responsibility is handled by other state entities.\n64. Makes membership in the retirement system optional for the department of safety's chief of policy and planning.\n65. Repeals the Benjamin Thompson trust fund.\n66. Prevents the lapse of two revolving fund class lines in the operating budget.\n67. Repeals revenue sharing with cities and towns under RSA 31-A.\n68. Repeals certain wastewater state aid grants.\n69. Further specifies information required for well monitoring reports.\n70. Eliminates certain fees for the construction of sewerage systems.\n71. Repeals the aquatic invasive species decal.\n72. Allows the department of environmental services to accept an easement from the abutting property owners of all rights necessary for access, and to store equipment during repair, reconstruction, maintaining, and operation of Pequawket Dam, Horn Pond Dam, and Souhegan Site #35 for the consideration of $1.\n73. Expands the type of educational degree a person may have to serve as a division director for the department of environmental services.\n74. Varies the types of experience in public health members of the air resources council may have.\n75. Reconfigures some criteria to serve on the waste management council.\n76. Reconfigures some criteria to serve on the water council and the wetlands council.\n77. Increases dam registration fees and sewage disposal fees.\n78. Allows all such moneys in excess of $100,000 made available, after designation by the governor and council, to be expended by the proper persons or agencies in the state government only with the prior approval of the joint legislative fiscal committee.\n79. In certain circumstances, allows every department as defined in RSA 9:1 to transfer funds within and among all accounting units within said department, with the approval of the commissioner of the department of administrative service.\n80. Allows the governor to accept public funds, gifts, grants, donations or any other source of funds, for the care, maintenance, repair of, and additions to, the bridges house.\n81. Changes the duties of the capital project overview committee to capital projects instead of capital budget projects.\n82. Provides for the continual and non-lapsing surplus distribution section administrative assessments fund.\n83. Allows state agencies to use funds in appropriate budget classes to pay any penalties, fines, interest or other costs imposed on the state of New Hampshire by the NH retirement system or by the IRS after exhausting any relevant appeal process.\n84. Increases the maximum ticket price for lottery drawings.\n85. Delineates the criteria for distribution and transfers of certain tax revenues and other fund proceeds.\n86. Lapses funds for continued operation of the Cannon Mountain tramway.\n87. Adds an additional one percent to the annual increase on the cap on county billings for each year of the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n88. Requires the state comptroller to notify the fiscal committee and the governor if there is a general fund operating budget deficit at the close of fiscal year 2025 and to request approval to transfer funds from the revenue stabilization reserve account.\n89. Establishes a renewable energy fund and sets standards governing its use.\n90. Transfers authority for the appointment of certain inspectors from the office of professional licensure and certification to the department of safety.\n91. Makes various changes regarding the regulation of barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, and related shops and schools.\n92. Increases fees for assorted pesticide product applications, registrations, licenses, and permits.\n93. Increases fees for assorted agricultural-services product applications, registrations, licenses, and permits.\n94. Increasing fees relative to certain agricultural product permits, goods, and licenses.\n95. Changes the weights and measures device license fees and requires certain registered service agencies to pay a $250 registration fee.\n96. Increases certain registration and construction/reconstruction fees for dams.\n97. Increases the import fee for automotive oil.\n98. Raises fees for the hazardous waste generator self-certification program.\n99. Increases fees for certain hazardous waste generators.\n100. Creates a solid waste disposal surcharge at landfills, incinerators, and waste-to-energy facilities and creates civil penalties for violations of solid waste management fund statutes.\n101. Increases the fee for the application for initial or renewal of a hazardous waste coordinators certification.\n102. Increases the boat decal fee.\n103. Raises the per diem rate for the public employee labor relations board.\n104. Eliminates mandatory surcharges for civil case filings and allows the supreme court to establish rules regarding equitable fee schedules for imposed fines and service charges on credit card payments.\n105. Adds a requirement that until the Sununu Youth Services Center is relinquished, the department of administrative services shall request an appropriation, subject to the approval from the fiscal committee and the governor and executive council, funds necessary to maintain the property.\n106. Allows general or federal discretionary funds to be used to support activities and infrastructure at a facility that replaces the Sununu Youth Services Center.\n107. Makes appropriations to the youth development center settlement fund. Sets aside $10 million pursuant to the state's settlement agreement with plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick in Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al.\n108. Creates tax credits for donations made to the granite patron of the arts fund.\n109. Replaces the state art fund with the granite patron of the arts fund.\n110. Establishes limitations on the percentages of grant-in-aid funds administered by the department of natural and cultural resources, division of parks and recreation, bureau of trails, and the rivers council for the development and maintenance of OHRV (off-highway recreational vehicle) trails on private, municipal, state, or federal lands.\n111. Includes operations and initiatives of the Hampton Beach commission as permissible expenses to be paid from the Hampton Beach master plan fund.\n112. Authorizes the state treasurer to appoint assistant state treasurers.\n113. Transfers any uncommitted moneys from the governor's scholarship fund to the general fund.\n114. Requires the child advocate to provide non-partisan information; clarifies procedures for the child advocate's nomination, interim replacement, and out-of-state travel expenses; and authorizes additional funding for staffing costs with the approval of the fiscal committee.\n115. Allows any magistrate appointed before January 31, 2025, to continue to exercise the duties of a magistrate until the end of their term of employment, but no later than January 1, 2030, provided that such magistrate shall not conduct bail hearings or make bail determinations.\n116. Creates the office of state and public sector labor relations.\n117. Repeals the repeal of certain provisions related to the right-to-know ombudsman and administratively attaches the ombudsman to the office of state and public sector labor relations.\n118. Creates the \"partners in housing\" program, an initiative under the housing champions fund to assist municipalities, counties, and developers in building modestly priced housing on municipally or county-owned land that is suitable for development.\n119. Abolishes the repayment requirement and recoupment procedures for indigent criminal defendants and certain others who are appointed counsel.\n120. Changes the calculation of costs of an opportunity for an adequate education, extraordinary need grants, and determination of education grants.\n121. Establishes fiscal capacity disparity aid grants.\n122. Requires schools to use the state's assessment portal when implementing the competency assessment of United States government and civics.\n123. Lapses funding appropriated to computer science professional development.\n124. Amends various motor vehicle fees.\n125. Increases the vanity plate service and renewal fees to $60.\n126. Require nonresident drivers who establish residency in New Hampshire to notify the department of safety if they then cease to become residents within 60 days, or if their out of state driver's license expires or is relinquished.\n127. Specifies when the division of motor vehicles shall send certain violation notices.\n128. Allows the department of state to identify voter records with out-of-state driver's license information where the record cannot be matched to an in-state driver's license.\n129. Removes the requirement for physical safety inspections and on-board diagnostic tests for passenger vehicles and eliminates funding for the motor vehicle air pollution abatement fund.\n130. Provides maternal depression screening for new mothers; makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services for a perinatal psychiatric provider consult line in FY 2028; directs the department of health and human services to study barriers to independent birth centers; requires insurance coverage for perinatal home visiting services; expands employee protection to attend medical appointments for postpartum care and an infants medical appointments; and directs the department of health and human services to develop a plan for a perinatal peer support certification program.\n131. Requires the department of environmental services to submit amendments to the state implementation plan that reduces the scope of the emissions testing program by January 1, 2026\n132. Requiring public-private transportation partnership agreements utilizing state or federal funds to be approved in the 10-year transportation plan and directing that state revenue and proceeds obtained from any partnership be credited to the department of transportation.\n133. Allows the fish and game department to conduct raffles, repeals the fish food sales revenue account, and directs certain moneys into the fish and game fund.\n134. Clarifies group II membership for certain positions with the division of fire safety.\n135. Removes the requirement to get approval from the fiscal committee of the general court for public school infrastructure grants.\n136. Allows the state board of education to use office of legislative budget assistant audits to satisfy statutory audit and reporting requirements.\n137. Removes the requirement that catastrophic special education funds be prorated among the school districts entitled to such aid and requires that disbursements for special education to a school district shall be at least 80 percent of the district\u2019s entitlement in the fiscal year.\n138. Amends the appropriation regarding special education aid.\n139. Allocates certain monies from assessments collected under the excellence in higher education endowment trust fund to the general fund.\n140. Directs the department of health and human services not to use general funds to enroll any new participants into the state loan repayment program or the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141. Requires the department of health and human services to include references to the patients' bill of rights in contracts and contract addenda.\n142. Increases the cap on county reimbursement for nursing home services for fiscal years 2026 and 2027; and makes additional payments to counties as reimbursement for overpayment of certain nursing home costs in fiscal years 2020 and 2021.\n143. Suspends for the biennium the reimbursements to the foster grandparent program through the senior volunteer grant program.\n144. Renames the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse, prevention, treatment, and recovery to the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention.\n145. Renames the alcohol abuse prevention and treatment fund to the addiction, treatment, and prevention fund.\n146. Expands the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention's purview to include problem gambling prevention.\n147. Defines \"harm reduction\" with respect to addiction, treatment, and prevention.\n148. Repeals the council for responsible gambling.\n149. Requires the department of health and human services to accelerate the implementation of home dialysis.\n150 Removes the reallocation of unused funds education freedom account funds to help fund other education freedom accounts.\n151. Requires with the availability of sufficient federal funding, the department of health and human services to establish and administer statewide access points for delivery of substance use services and support.\n152. Requires the commissioner of the department of health and human services to submit a report to the general court that contains a clinical and financial research study concerning adult dental benefits.\n153 Provides for deposit of revenue from premiums received from granite advantage health care program enrollees in the granite advantage health care trust fund.\n154 Directs the department of health and human services to rename the office of health equity as the office of health access and directs the office to comply with the hiring freeze in Executive Order 2025-02 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n155. Provides for the termination of the Medicaid to schools program under certain circumstances.\n156. Extends a prior appropriation to the department of health and human services for administration of a substance use disorder recovery initiative by Granite United Way.\n157. Mandates that the department of health and human services seek all available Title IV-E, Administration for Children and Families funds to maximize benefits for children in its care.\n158. Directs the department of health and human services to serve every person with equal dignity and respect and to not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect.\n159. Repeals the prescription drug affordability board.\n160. Removes the department of health and human services' executive director as a role on the prescription drug affordability board.\n161. Directs the department of health and human services to use TANF funds to cover any shortfall in funding for employment-related child care services in order to prevent a waitlist.\n162. Directs the department of health and human services to seek to implement an outpatient procedure incentive program under Medicaid managed care, to encourage Medicaid beneficiaries to choose to receive outpatient procedures, including ambulatory surgical care, from the lower cost provider when clinically appropriate.\n163. Requires the sale of the Tirrell House property in Manchester, New Hampshire.\n164. Requires the sale of the Anna Philbrook Center in Concord, NH.\n165. Requires the subdivision and sale of portions of the Hampstead Hospital property in Hampstead, New Hampshire, excluding those portions used as the replacement facility for the Sununu Youth Services Center and Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility, and those used for any state operations.\n166. Delays the June 2027 capitation payments to Medicaid managed care organizations until fiscal year 2028 and directs the department of health and human services to use the resulting savings to reduce department appropriations by a specified amount for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.\n167. Requires the governor to increase state general fund revenues or decrease state general fund appropriations through the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n168. Prohibits all public entities from implementing, promoting, or otherwise engaging in any diversity, equity, and inclusion DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies; requires each agency to report such contracts to the department of administrative services, which shall compile a consolidated report for submission to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, and senate president; and provides for the amendment (i.e., removing DEI-related provisions) of non-compliant contracts.\n169. Prohibits all public schools from implementing, promoting, or otherwise engaging in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies and provides processes for the review and termination or amendment of noncompliant contracts and provides for funding halts in the event of a violation.\n170. Creates the position of chief privacy officer within the department of information technology.\n171. Makes an appropriation to the department of administrative services for the purchase of One Granite Place and allows the state treasurer to borrow funds to complete the sale.\n172. Makes the payment and procurement card fund a lapsing fund when the balance reaches a specified amount, and makes a one-time transfer from the payment and procurement card fund to the general fund.\n173. Allows any state agency subject to a state general fund appropriation reductions to request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, that the governor and council authorize additional funding.\n174. Removes the reference to mentally incapacitated for purposes of disability retirement benefits for group II.\n175. Designates Coos County as a distressed place-based economy and requires all agencies to consider this declaration in decisions affecting Coos County.\n176. Delays reduction-in-force notices for certain executive branch employees, establishes funding reserves for final payments, and ensures unused funds revert to the state's revenue stabilization reserve.\n177. Transfers oversight of the housing appeals board to the board of tax and land appeals, modifies board membership, lowers the number of members from 3 to 2, and introduces a procedure for tie votes where a temporary third member is selected from the board of tax and land appeals.\n178. Modifies the terms of the members of the board of tax and land appeals and allows for the board to use a member of the housing appeals board in certain circumstances.\n179. Appropriates money into the New Hampshire-Ireland trade council fund.\n180. Repeals the use of criminal records in employment decisions.\n181. Provides for payment of court-appointed attorneys in involuntary emergency admission hearings from indigent defense funds under RSA 604-A.\n182. Increases the maximum total compensation paid to all claimants for first responder's critical injury benefits from $500,000 to $750,000 per biennium.\n183. Prohibits foreign principals from countries of concern from acquiring ownership, controlling, or occupancy interests in real property in the state, and provides for criminal penalties and forfeiture proceedings in the event of illegal acquisition.\n184. Establishes an affidavit filing requirement to confirm eligibility for acquiring such property interests and introduces criminal penalties and a forfeiture procedure for violations.\n185. Provides that funded probation and parole officer positions that become vacant due to attrition shall remain vacant for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n186. Establishing a committee to study the creation of the New Hampshire office of film and creative media.\n187. Extends a prior appropriation to the housing champion designation and grant program fund.\n188. Directs the sale and lease of the Sununu youth services property.\n189. Establishes a tax amnesty program.\n190. Delays the veterans treatment court and judicial training coordinator enactment dates.\n191. Updates language governing the location of courthouses to reflect where courthouses have been built.\n192. Establishes a study committee to review study, monitor, and support implementation of corrective measures identified in the 2025 legislative budget assistant audit.\n193. Requires that the director of the state commission for human rights be a licensed state attorney.\n194. Requires the state commission for human rights to publish an annual report to the governor and state legislature and requires the state commission for human rights to keep its rules current.\n195. Requires the department of environmental services to establish an application and approval process to determine the prorated compensation amount for each public water system with PFAS detections based upon certain factors.\n196. Expands the type of health plan loss information available to certain large employers.\n197. Allows the New Hampshire drinking water and groundwater advisory commission to issue grants, loans, or reimbursements to water systems for impacts related to PFAS contamination.\n198. Makes an appropriation to the department of environmental services from the drinking water and groundwater trust fund for the purpose of funding regional drinking water infrastructure as part of Phase 2B of the southern New Hampshire regional water project.\n199. Appropriates funds to the department of environmental services for the purpose of making payments to communities for projects that have previously been awarded state aid grant funding for eligible and completed wastewater infrastructure projects.\n200. Appropriates money to the department of environmental services to address loan costs associated with upgrades in the Pillsbury Lake Village District.\n201. Assigns the director of emergency services and communications to oversee the state radio communications system and specifies the funding source for maintenance of the system.\n202. Transfers administration of the International Fuel Tax Plan (IFTA) from the department of safety, division of administration to the division of motor vehicles.\n203. Provides that the department of safety shall receive funds from the department of safety's inventory fund for the purpose of manufacturing number plates and transfers the responsibility of number plate manufacturing from the state prison to the department of safety.\n204. Directs the division of motor vehicles to create mobile drivers' licenses and non-driver identification cards, as well as an electronic management system to manage all aspects of their utilization.\n205. Appropriates funds to the department of safety for funding overtime patrols and related training activities, purchasing equipment in support of the northern border alliance program by state police, and disbursing grants to other state, county, and local law enforcement agencies.\n206. Proclaims that the legislature is the only branch of state government able to make final determinations over the state's educational policies.\n207. Administratively attaches the land conservation investment program to the fish and game department.\n208. Authorizes the department of transportation to remove unauthorized vehicles from park-and-ride lots and recover the costs for doing so.\n209. Adds protections for state-owned railroad corridors.\n210. Provides that upon passage of the law creating an expedited driveway permitting process, the permit fees shall be credited to the highway fund.\n211. Requires the state board of education to promote education programs for students to earn a high school diploma and charge tuition to student resident districts when resident districts receive state adequacy funds.\n212. Appropriates funds to the department of education to be distributed for certain approved education programs.\n213. Prevents the department of education from collecting or maintaining data on student workforces and removes a prohibition on data related to out-of-state colleges.\n214. Requires the department of education and the department of revenue administration to develop and maintain school accounting standards for financial reporting purposes.\n215. Modifies the duties of the deputy commissioner of the department of education.\n216. Appropriates money to the department of education to provide a learning platform that provides instructional materials across content areas to ensure students have access to evidence-based and content-rich learning outcomes.\n217. Expands permitted keno hours of operation.\n218. Allows advanced deposit wagering on pari-mutuel betting on horse racing and authorizes the lottery commission to adopt rules governing the license and regulation of such wagers.\n219. Expands the law enforcement, firefighter, and EMT recruitment and retention program in the community college system to include public safety communicators and dispatchers.\n220. Establishes the adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) prevention and treatment program as an ongoing program rather than as a pilot within the department of health and human services and makes an appropriation therefor.\n221. Directs the department of health and human services to resubmit the 1115 demonstration waiver to CMS regarding community engagement and work requirements under the state Medicaid program and directs the department to provide an annual report to the legislature regarding the status of implementation.\n222. Appropriates money to the department of health and human services to establish 2 new positions to support public assistance applications.\n223. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services for intermediate care for children with disabilities.\n224. Authorizes the commandant of the New Hampshire veterans' home to transfer funds between and among accounting units and expenditure classes within the home and to create accounting units and expenditure classes.\n225. Makes an appropriation to the department of safety for rural maternal health EMS services.\n226. Directs the renewal of the 1915(i) Medicaid state plan amendment for supportive housing services.\n227. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services to provide residential services for individuals with disabilities and acquired brain disorders.\n228. Establishes a committee to study long-term managed care and other relevant considerations related to long-term managed care.\n229. Appropriates funds to the department of health and human services for the purpose of hiring a contractor to provide staffing support to assist with Medicaid long-term care eligibility, and requires a report on the status of the backlog of determinations.\n230. Directs the department of health and human services to amend its contract with the Bi-State Primary Care Association's Recruitment Center.\n231. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services to fund a tier-one call center.\n232. Requires the commissioner of the department of health and human services to adopt administrative rules regarding payments for child care providers, the child care scholarship presumptive eligibility pilot program, and the child care scholarship application process study.\n233. Appropriates funds to provide payments for child care providers, the child care scholarship presumptive eligibility pilot program, and the child care scholarship application process study.\n234. Directs the department of health and human services to seek federal approval to use a portion of TANF funds to develop a grant program to support the child care workforce.\n235. Authorizes hospitals seeking to assist older adults or adults with a disability with discharge from a hospital setting to a less restrictive setting to seek to have a guardian or conservator appointed by the probate court, and makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services.\n236. Authorizes the commissioner of the department of health and human services to request additional funding, with prior authorization of the fiscal committee of the general court, to fund residential placements for youth, if certain accounts have insufficient funds in fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.\n237. Adds additional locations that shall be assigned for use by the speaker of the house and the president of the senate.\n238. Establishes the youth development center administration and settlement fund administrator under the governor and executive council instead of the judicial branch.\n239. Requires that any attorney's fee approved for a claim that is to be paid according to a periodic payment schedule also be paid according to that periodic payment schedule.\n240. Requires the AG designee and YDC claimant to accept or decline the administrator's decision within 30 days of the expiration of the period for reconsideration, and requires monthly reports from the YDC settlement fund administrator.\n241. Makes significant changes to the NH retirement system, including modifying the maximum retirement benefits for certain public employees, adjusting the dates and percentages related to the calculation of retirement benefit, and adjusting the definition of \"earnable compensation.\"\n242. Makes an appropriation to the department of education for facility related expenditures.\n243. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, authorizes the department of health and human services to accept and expend federal funds for the purposes of administering payments for the 2025 summer EBT program, without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\n244. Requiring school districts and chartered public schools to adopt policies establishing a cell phone-free education.\n245 Limits childhood immunization requirements to diseases identified in statute and removes the authority of the commissioner of health and human services to adopt rules requiring immunization for additional childhood diseases.\n246. Makes an appropriation to the department of health and human services to fund services provided by Coos County Family Health Services.\n247. Exempts ambulatory surgical centers, emergency medical care centers, birthing centers, drop-in or walk-in care centers, dialysis centers, and special health care services from the notice and consent requirements for establishment within 15 miles of a critical access hospital.", "body": "Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:\n141:1 New Paragraphs; Fish and Game; Endangered Species Conservation Act; Definitions. Amend RSA 212-A:2 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraphs:\nVI. \u201cCommissioner\u201d means the commissioner of the department of environmental services.\nVII. \u201cDepartment\u201d means the department of environmental services.\n141:2 Fish and Game; Endangered Species Conservation Act; Conservation Program. Amend RSA 212-A:9 to read as follows:\n212-A:9 Conservation Programs.\nI. The executive director shall establish such programs, including acquisition of land or aquatic habitat or interests therein, as are deemed necessary for the conservation of endangered or threatened species. The executive director shall utilize all authority vested in the fish and game department to carry out the purposes of this section.\nII. In carrying out programs authorized by this section the executive director shall consult with other states having a common interest in particular threatened or endangered species of wildlife and may enter into agreements with federal agencies, other states, political subdivisions of this state or private persons with respect to programs designed to conserve endangered or threatened species of wildlife including, where appropriate, agreements for administration and management if any are established under this section or utilized for conservation of endangered or threatened species of wildlife.\nIII. All other state departments and agencies, to the extent possible, consistent with their authorities and responsibilities, shall [ assist and cooperate with the executive director in the furtherance of the purposes of this chapter for the conservation of endangered or threatened species. They shall ] take such action as is reasonable and prudent to [ insure ] ensure that actions authorized, funded, or carried out by them do not appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of such species or result in the destruction or modification of habitat of such species which is determined by the executive director to be critical, by requiring that all such action is designed to avoid [ and ] , minimize , and mitigate harm to such species and habitat designated as critical. Other departments and agencies may consult with the executive director or hire their own internal wildlife biologists to carry out the requirements of this paragraph. The executive director shall assist other departments and agencies in carrying out this paragraph. For the purpose of this statute, \"appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of such species\" shall be defined in rules adopted by the executive director pursuant to RSA 541-A. The provisions of RSA 212-A or any rule promulgated under this chapter shall not be applicable to a state department or agency when that state department or agency, in the process of undertaking an action, is required by federal law or regulation to address the environmental impact on wildlife or wildlife habitat, of that action.\nIV. To meet the requirements of paragraph III, the department of environmental services shall complete the review for any permit, approval, or written authorization required pursuant to RSA 482-A, RSA 485-A, and RSA 236. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A to implement the review process and establish a fee schedule for any requested reviews. Such rulemaking shall commence within 90 days of the effective date of this paragraph. The revenue collected from this section shall be deposited into the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III.\nV. Any reviews conducted to fulfill the requirements of paragraph III for any permit, approval, or written authorization shall be conducted as follows:\n(a) Reviews shall not exceed 60 days from receipt of all information as required by rules developed pursuant to paragraph IV;\n(b) The time to complete the review may be extended with written authorization from the applicant;\n(c) If the agency or department requests additional information from the applicant necessary to complete the review, the time it takes the applicant to respond shall not count against the 60 day timeline in subparagraph (a); and\n(d) If the review period is not completed within the required timelines, except as provided for in subparagraph (c), then the permit, approval, or written authorization shall be deemed to not appreciably jeopardize the continued existence of a threatened or endangered species.\n141:3 Department of Environmental Services; Position Established. There shall be an environmental scientist position established within the department of environmental services, compensated under SOC 19, Payband 8, for the purpose of administering the environmental species act conservation program under RSA 212-A:9, III.\n141:4 Fish and Game; Endangered Species Conservation Act; Threatened and Endangered Species Compensatory Mitigation Fund. Amend RSA 212-A:16 to read as follows:\n212-A:16 Threatened and Endangered Species Compensatory Mitigation Fund.\nI. There is hereby established in the state treasury a separate fund to be known as the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund into which payments made pursuant to this section shall be credited. The fund shall be non-lapsing and continually appropriated to the fish and game department, for the purpose of funding projects that facilitate a net conservation benefit to threatened and endangered species, including, but not limited to critical habitat creation or restoration and the monitoring and maintenance of such areas. The state treasurer shall invest the fund as provided by law and any interest received on such investment shall be credited to the fund. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the executive director may accept payment for deposit into the fund for an unavoidable loss of critical habitat from a proposed activity without the approval of the governor, the governor and council, or the commission. The executive director shall approve disbursements from the fund following consultation with the commissioner [ of the department of environmental services ]. The [ department ] executive director shall submit an annual report by October 1, 2022, and every year thereafter, to the fiscal committee, the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, the house clerk, the senate clerk, the governor, and the state library, summarizing all deposits and expenditures from the fund. The report shall include, but not be limited to a description of all projects undertaken.\nII. The executive director shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A for the disbursement of money from the threatened and endangered species compensatory mitigation fund no later than one year following the effective date of this section. Those rules shall establish an administrative fee that the executive director may collect from payments made to the fund to cover the cost of operation of the fund.\nIII. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A regarding when mitigation payments to the fund are required for impacts to threatened and endangered species or the habitats of threatened and endangered species, pursuant to RSA 206:33-g, II, resulting from the issuance of a permit by the department of environmental services, and the calculation of those payments.\n141:5 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Definitions. Amend RSA 217-A:3, VI to read as follows:\nVI. \"Environmental review\" means a [ natural heritage bureau ] review of potential impacts to protected species and exemplary natural community occurrences to enable planning, permitting, and funding.\n141:6 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Cooperation with Other State Agencies. Amend RSA 217-A:7 to read as follows:\n217-A:7 Cooperation with Other State Agencies.\nI. All state agencies, consistent with their authority and responsibilities, shall assist and cooperate with the commissioner to carry out the purposes of this chapter. To the extent possible actions funded or carried out by state agencies shall not jeopardize the continued existence of any protected plant species or exemplary natural community.\nII. If another state agency or department requires an environmental review to meet its obligations in paragraph I, they shall consult with the department of environmental services. The department of environmental services may charge a fee of not less than $50 for screening the database for instances of protected species and may charge a fee for providing an environmental review. Such fees shall be sufficient to cover the cost of building and maintaining a database for instances of protected species, for screening the database for instances of protected species, and for providing an environmental review. Fees shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III. The commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources shall be responsible for providing the data necessary for the database.\nIII. The department of environmental services shall adopt rules to establish the process for requesting a screening and for the environmental review process in paragraph II. Such rulemaking shall begin within 90 days of the effective date of this section. The commissioner shall assist and cooperate with the department of environmental services to ensure the agency has the information necessary to adequately complete the environmental review process.\n141:7 Public Recreation; New Hampshire Native Plant Protection; Natural Heritage Bureau Fund Established. Amend RSA 217-A:7-a to read as follows:\n217-A:7-a Natural Heritage Bureau Fund Established.\nI. The commissioner may charge a fee [ for screening department records for instances of protected species or environmental review, ] for using inventory and information services[ , ] and for publications and reports to recover the costs of providing products and services [ and a reasonable portion of the costs associated with building and maintaining the database ].\nII. Fees shall be sufficient to cover the costs of providing services and producing and providing products authorized by this chapter.\nIII. Fees shall be fixed in a schedule prepared and revised as necessary by the natural heritage bureau, approved by the commissioner, and established in rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A. The fees charged under this paragraph shall be deposited in the fund established in paragraph IV.\nIV. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a fund to be known as the natural heritage bureau fund. Moneys collected under this section and RSA 217-A:6, III shall be deposited in this fund. The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the commissioner [ for the purposes of providing environmental reviews, ] for the costs of providing publications or reports to the public, for the costs of providing inventory and information services, and to accomplish the purposes of this chapter.\n141:8 New Paragraph; Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Definitions. Amend RSA 482-A:2 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph:\nVIII-a. \"Boathouse\" means a docking structure having a permanent roof covering one or more boat slips.\n141:9 New Paragraph; Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Definitions. Amend RSA 482-A:2 by inserting after paragraph IX the following new paragraph:\nIX-a. \"Structural height\" means the vertical distance from its lowest dock surface of a structure to the highest point of the structure.\n141:10 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Excavating and Dredging Permit; Certain Exemptions. Amend RSA 482-A:3, I(b)-(d) to read as follows:\n(b) The application fee for shoreline structure projects shall be [ $400 ] $600 plus an amount based on the area of dredge, fill, or dock surface area proposed, or a combination thereof, which shall be [ $4 ] $6 per square foot for permanent dock surface area; [ $2 ] $3 per square foot for seasonal dock surface area; and [ $.40 ] $0.60 per square foot for dredge or fill surface area or both. For projects involving only the repair, reconstruction, or reconfiguration of an existing docking structure, the application fee shall be [ $400 ] $600 .\n(c) The application fee shall be [ $400 ] $600 for minimum impact dredge and fill projects and for non-enforcement related publicly funded and supervised restoration projects as defined by rules, regardless of impact classification, if undertaken by other than the person or persons responsible for causing the restoration to be needed. The application fee for all projects under this chapter which are not covered by subparagraph (b) or (c) or paragraphs IV-a, V, X through XII, XV, XVI, or XVII through XIX shall be [ $.40 ] $0.60 per square foot of proposed impact, with a minimum fee of [ $400 ] $600 for all such projects that impact fewer than 600 square feet.\n(d) If an owner chooses to voluntarily register existing docking structures, at the time the owner registers the structures with the department, he or she shall also submit a nonrefundable fee of [ $200 ] $300 .\n141:11 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Administrative Provisions. Amend RSA 482-A:11, III(a) to read as follows:\nIII.(a) Upon written notification to the department by a municipal conservation commission, a local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council that it intends to investigate any notice received by it pursuant to RSA 482-A:3, the department shall not make its decision on the application that is the subject of the notice until it has received and acknowledged receipt of a written report from such commission, local river management advisory committee, or the council, or until 40 days from the date of filing with the municipal clerk of such notice, whichever occurs earlier [, subject to an extension of up to 40 days, as permitted by the commissioner, for good cause shown] . In connection with any local investigation, a conservation commission may hold a public informational meeting or a public hearing, the record of which shall be made a part of the record of the department. [ Where the commissioner grants an extension, the time limits prescribed by RSA 482-A:3, XIV(b) shall be suspended for up to 40 days as agreed to by the applicant and the department. ] If a conservation commission, a local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council makes a recommendation to the department in its report, the department shall specifically consider such recommendation and shall make written findings with respect to each issue raised in such report which is contrary to the decision of the department. If notification by a local conservation commission, local river management advisory committee, or the New Hampshire Rivers Council pursuant to this paragraph , is not received by the department within 14 days following the date the notice is filed with the municipal clerk, the department shall not suspend its normal action, but shall proceed as if no notification has been made.\n141:12 Terrain Alteration. Amend RSA 485-A:17, II to read as follows:\nII.(a) The department shall charge a fee for [ each review of plans ] applications , including project inspections, required under this section.[ The plan review fee shall be based on the total area to be disturbed. ] For projects that qualify for a permit by notification allowed by paragraph II-a, the application fee for a permit by notification shall be $3,125. Except for [ property subject to RSA 483-B:9 ] projects that qualify for a permit by notification allowed by paragraph II-a , the fee for [ review of plans ] applications encompassing an area of at least [ 100,000 ] 150,000 square feet but less than 200,000 square feet shall be [ $3,125 ] $6,250 . [ For the property subject to RSA 483-B:9, the fee for review of plans encompassing an area of at least 50,000 square feet but less than 200,000 square feet shall be $3,125. ] An additional fee of [ $1,250 ] $2,500 shall be assessed for each additional area of up to 100,000 square feet to be disturbed. For any property subject to RSA 483-B:9, the fee for review of plans encompassing an area of at least 50,000 square feet but less than 150,000 square feet shall be $5,000. For all other projects, the fee shall be $500 plus $0.005 per square foot of disturbance. No application shall be accepted by the department until the fee required by this paragraph is paid. All fees required under this paragraph shall be paid when plans are submitted for review and shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III.\n(b) The department shall charge a non-refundable fee of $500 [ plus a $.10 fee per square foot of disturbance associated with the amendment request ] for each request to amend a permit that requires plans to be reviewed.\n141:13 Permit by Notification. RSA 485-A:17, II-a is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nII-a. By January 1, 2026, the department shall adopt rules to establish a permit by notification for projects with plans encompassing an area less than 150,000 square feet that are not subject to RSA 483-B:9.\n141:14 New Section; Boathouse Requirements. Amend RSA 482-A by inserting after section 26 the following new section:\n482-A:26-a Boathouse Requirements.\nI. Any boathouse constructed after July 1, 2025, and located over public waters shall not exceed a structural height of 18 feet, have no second floor, and minimize storage to accommodate only those items, such as life-jackets, paddles, and rigging, reasonably related to the use of a boat. No boathouse over public waters existing as of July 1, 2025, shall be modified to increase its structural height or to add additional floors.\nII. For the purposes of this section, \"public waters\" means all natural ponds of more than 10 acres and all tidal waters up to the high water mark at the level of the mean high tide.\n141:15 Water Management and Protection; Fill and Dredge In Wetlands; Restrictions on Use of Structures Built Over the Waters of the State; Penalty. Amend RSA 482-A:27 to read as follows:\n482-A:27 Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of RSA 482-A:26 or 482-A:26-a shall be required to remove the structure or portion of the structure constructed, reconstructed, repaired, converted, or modified in violation of said section and shall be subject to the civil, criminal, and other penalties set forth in RSA 482-A:13, 14, and 14-b. Any criminal fine collected for a violation of RSA 482-A:26 shall accrue to the use of the municipality in which the structure is located.\n141:16 Education Freedom Accounts; Contingency. Amend 2025, 75:7 to read as follows:\n75:7 Contingency. Sections 4 and 6 of this act shall take effect on the date the department of education certifies to the secretary of state and the director of the office of legislative services that [ student applications ] the education freedom account program enrollment cap has not increased, pursuant to RSA 194-F:3, I-a, [ for the education freedom account program have not exceeded the enrollment cap ] for 2 consecutive school years.\n141:17 Education; Education Freedom Accounts; Application for an Education Freedom Account. Amend RSA 194-F:3, VI to read as follows:\nVI. Upon notice to the scholarship organization, an EFA student may choose to stop receiving EFA funding and enroll full-time in a public school or otherwise satisfy compulsory attendance requirements .\n141:18 Effective Date. Sections 16-17 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:19 New Section; Voluntary Statewide Self-Exclusion. Amend RSA 284 by inserting after section 6-c the following new section:\n284:6-d Voluntary Statewide Self-Exclusion.\nI. To reduce and mitigate the effects of problem gambling, the commission shall establish a centralized voluntary statewide self-exclusion database for all forms of legal gaming throughout New Hampshire, through an agent selected through a competitive bid process and approved by the governor and executive council. The commission shall ensure that an agent demonstrates financial stability, responsibility, good character, honesty, and integrity. In selecting an agent, the commission shall consider, at a minimum, the experience and background of the agent and the ability of the agent to securely and anonymously collect and transmit relevant data among the operators and systems of all forms of regulated gaming in New Hampshire. The commission shall select a group of bidders who best meet the criteria set forth in this paragraph and select from that group the agent whose bid is best suited to accomplish the stated objectives. All agents shall be subject to criminal and financial background checks as prescribed by the commission.\nII. The commission may adopt rules requiring vendors, agents, and entities licensed or registered under chapter 284, chapter 287-D, chapter 287-H, chapter 287-I, and chapter 287-J to participate in any program established in section II, above.\nIII. Notwithstanding RSA 91-A, records and information obtained or developed by the commission or its agent as part of establishing and administering the list of persons who voluntarily request exclusion under paragraph I, above, shall be confidential and shall not be subject to disclosure or to public inspection except that information may be released only with the written consent of the person requesting voluntary exclusion. Statistical data and general information that do not allow for a person on the voluntary exclusion list to be personally identified are not confidential.\n141:20 State Lottery and Gaming Commission. Amend RSA 284:21-a to read as follows:\n284:21-a State Lottery and Gaming Commission. There shall be and hereby is created a state lottery and gaming commission consisting of 3 members who shall be appointed and may be removed for cause by the governor with the advice and consent of the council. One member shall be appointed for one year, one for 2 years and one for 3 years, and upon the expiration of their terms of office their successors shall be appointed for a term of 3 years. Any vacancy shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired term. No member of the commission shall have any pecuniary or other interest in any supplier or agent to the commission or in any licensee licensed under the provisions of this chapter. The commission shall be properly addressed as the \u201cNew Hampshire lottery and gaming commission\u201d but all statutory and regulatory references to \u201clottery commission\u201d shall remain valid and shall be used synonymously.\n141:21 Definitions. Amend RSA 287-D:1, XII to read as follows:\nXII. \"High-Stakes tournament\" means a tournament of a game of chance in which the required buy-in for participation in the tournament is $2,500 or greater.\nXIII. \u201cVideo lottery terminal\u201d or \u201cVLT\u201d means any device which, upon payment of bills, coins or vouchers, is available to play or operate and may entitle the patron to receive cash, vouchers, or electronic credits redeemable for cash. The results, including options available to the patron, are randomly determined by the device. A device may use spinning reels or video displays or both. This definition does not include any device that sells lottery tickets, pari-mutuel wagers, nor any device which is operated through, utilizes, or is played on or with assistance from the Internet.\nXIV. \"Wager\" means a monetary agreement between 2 or more persons that a sum of money or other valuable thing shall be paid to one of them on the happening or not happening of an uncertain event. Wager may be used synonymously with the term \"bet.\"\nXV. \"Wide-area progressive link\" means a networked gaming system that connects electronic gaming devices, including VLTs and historic racing machines authorized by RSA 284:22-b, located at multiple licensed gaming establishments to a common progressive jackpot pool, allowing for contributions from each linked machine, regardless of location, to incrementally increase a shared jackpot prize, which can be won by any eligible player participating on any of the linked devices.\n141:22 Rulemaking. Amend RSA 287-D:3, XVII to read as follows:\nXVII. The licensing and enforcement of VLT licensees, terminals, and compliance requirements under RSA 287-J.\nXVIII. Other matters related to the proper administration of this chapter.\n141:23 New Section; Games of Chance; High-Stakes Tournaments. Amend RSA 287-D by inserting after section 3 the following new section:\n287-D:3-a High-Stakes Tournaments. A licensed game operator employer may conduct a high-stakes game of chance tournament provided that:\nI. The tournament is held at a facility licensed to conduct games of chance under RSA 287-D.\nII. The tournament is conducted in accordance with the rules and procedures established by the lottery commission.\nIII. The game operator submits the tournament structure, entry fees, rake structure, and prize payout distribution to the lottery commission at least 30 days prior to the tournament start date for approval.\nIV. The tournament is conducted using approved dealers and equipment.\n141:24 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Games of Chance; Wager RSA 287-D:16 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n287-D:16 Wagers. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, no maximum wager shall apply to any game of chance conducted under this chapter or any historic horse race under RSA 284:22-b, including table games, historic horse racing, and VLT wagers.\n141:25 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Games of Chance; Prizes. Amend RSA 287-D:20 to read as follows:\n287-D:20 Prizes.\nI. In games where chips have no monetary value, except for high-stakes tournaments, as defined in RSA 287-D:1, XI-a, 3 percent of all funds collected from players, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer to be deposited into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the [ 5th ] 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month.\nI-a. In high-stakes tournaments, as defined in RSA 287-D:1, XI-a, 5 percent of house winnings, after prizes paid, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer to be deposited into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month.\nII. In games where chips have monetary value, 10 percent of the rake or house winnings and other moneys collected by the game operator that are not paid out as prizes to players, less moneys used by the lottery commission to fund authorized personnel expenses and related costs, shall be paid to the state treasurer for deposit into the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j. Such payments shall be made once per month not later than the [ 5th ] 15th day of the month for the funds collected in the previous month.\nIII. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the cash value of free bets and promotional credits of all table games, historic horse racing (HHR), and VLTs shall be exempted from revenues subject to charity allocation and payments to the state, so long as the cash value of such promotions for each type of game, whether it be table games, HHR, or VLTs, does not exceed 15 percent of the total revenue from that type of game for a given month.\n141:26 New Chapter; Video Lottery Terminals. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 287-I the following new chapter:\nCHAPTER 287-J\nVIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS\n287-J:1 Definitions.\nFor the purposes of this chapter these words shall have the following meaning:\nI. \"Applicant\" means an individual or entity applying for a license under this chapter.\nII. \u201cCommission\u201d means the lottery and gaming commission.\nIII. \u201cGross video lottery revenue\u201d means the total of all sums actually received by a VLT licensee from operation of video lottery terminals, minus the total of all sums actually paid out as winnings to patrons, less any free play paid to patrons. The maximum amount of free play that any one licensee can deduct from gross video lottery revenue shall be 12.5 percent in any calendar year.\nIV. \u201cFacility\u201d means a facility licensed under RSA 287-D for the conduct of charitable gaming.\nV. \u201cVideo lottery terminal\u201d or \u201cVLT\u201d means any device which, upon payment of bills, coins or vouchers, is available to play or operate and may entitle the patron to receive cash, vouchers, or electronic credits redeemable for cash. The results, including options available to the patron, are randomly determined by the device. A device may use spinning reels or video displays or both. This definition does not include any device that sells lottery tickets, pari-mutuel wagers, nor any device which is operated through, utilizes, or is played on or with assistance from the Internet.\nVI. \u201cVLT license\u201d means a license issued in accordance with this section, to offer video lottery terminals to the public.\nVII. \u201cVLT licensee\u201d means a game operator employer licensee that has been granted a VLT license under this section.\nVIII. \u201cVoucher\u201d means a printed wagering instrument, issued by a video lottery terminal at a facility, that has a fixed dollar wagering value which can only be used to acquire an equivalent value of cashable credits or cash.\n287-J:2 Enforcement. The commission, with the assistance of the attorney general and the chief of police of any city or town where licensed facilities are located, shall administer and enforce the provisions of this chapter. To enforce the requirements of this chapter, the commission may exercise all rights of enforcement, including but not limited to its subpoena power, investigation authority, and authority to issue administrative orders and fines, granted to the commission by RSA 287-D.\n287-J:3 Rulemaking. The commission shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to:\nI. The application procedure for VLT licenses for game operators.\nII. Information to be required on VLT license applications for VLT licenses for game operators.\nIII. The conducting and operation of video lottery terminals.\nIV. Accountability controls to ensure game integrity, including, but not limited to, cash, prizes, income, expense and financial reporting, and recordkeeping to be implemented by VLT licensees in addition to requirements set forth in RSA 287-D:22.\nV. Investigation and enforcement to ensure compliance with this chapter.\nVI. Other matters related to the proper administration of this chapter.\n287-J:4 Eligible Operators.\nI. To be eligible for a VLT license, the applicant shall have been licensed or eligible for licensure to sell pari-mutuel pools on historic horse races under RSA 287-D and under RSA 284:22-b, and shall take place within the enclosure of a facility at which the licensee holds its licensed gaming activities under RSA 287-D and that such facility is located within the city or town in which the licensee is licensed or is eligible, as of the effective date of this chapter. A license shall not be permitted to be transferred or sold.\nII. Applicants eligible to obtain a VLT license pursuant to paragraph I of this section shall submit to background, financial, and suitability checks pursuant to RSA 287-D:11 and RSA 287-D:12, to ensure the applicant\u2019s ability to conduct video lottery terminals in accordance with the provisions of RSA 287-D and this chapter. An entity found suitable for gaming by the commission as of the effective date of this chapter shall satisfy paragraph I and RSA 284:22-b. The applicant for a VLT license shall submit to the commission a criminal history records release form, as provided by the division of state police, which authorizes the division of state police to conduct a criminal history records check through its state records and through the Federal Bureau of Investigation and to release a report of the applicant's criminal history and record information, including confidential criminal history record information, to the commission.\nIII. Applicants seeking a VLT license shall apply utilizing forms supplied by the lottery commission. The VLT license fee shall be $2,000 per three-year license period.\nIV. Applicants seeking a VLT license must also obtain a game operator employer license in accordance with RSA 287-D prior to commencing VLT operations.\n287-J:5 Operation of Video Lottery Terminals.\nI. Prior to use all VLTs must have been tested by an independent testing laboratory and approved by the commission to ensure integrity and proper working order.\nII. No VLT shall be operated except within the facility of an eligible VLT licensee during the facility's approved hours of play of charitable games.\nIII. VLTs shall operate to ensure a minimum average daily aggregate payback of 88 percent computed for all VLTs operated at each facility on a quarterly basis.\nIV. VLTs shall operate to ensure a minimum average daily aggregate payback of 88 percent computed for all VLTs operated at each facility on a quarterly basis, except for machines that are tied to a wide-area progressive link, which shall have minimum average daily aggregate payback of 80 percent. For historic horse racing pools authorized by RSA 284:22-b tied to a wide-area progressive link, the commission on such pools shall be set at a rate no greater than 20 percent.\n287-J:6 Revenue Share.\nI. Each VLT licensee shall collect a sum equal to 31 percent of gross video lottery revenue.\nII. Each VLT licensee shall distribute 0.25 percent of gross video lottery revenue collected to the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention.\nIII. Each VLT licensee shall distribute 30.75 percent of gross video lottery revenue pursuant to subparagraphs (a) and (b).\n(a) Each licensee shall distribute 35 percent of the amount collected under paragraph III to charitable organizations with whom the licensee contracts on each licensed game date. Each VLT licensee must contract with 2 licensed charitable organizations for each game date.\n(b) The remainder collected under paragraph III shall be paid to the commission and distributed as follows:\n(1) 25 percent to the special fund established under RSA 284:21-j for use as provided in that section;\n(2) 75 percent to the general fund.\n287-J:7 Unclaimed Vouchers.\nI. Vouchers shall remain valid for 180 days from the date printed, after which the obligation of the VLT licensee to pay the patron any value remaining on a voucher expires.\nII. Before the end of each calendar month, the VLT licensee shall report and remit the total value of vouchers that expired during the preceding calendar month in a format prescribed by the commission.\nIII. Such moneys shall become a part of the special fund established in RSA 284:21-j.\n141:27 Opioid Abatement Trust Fund; Substance Abuse Enforcement Program. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, $3,500,000 from the opioid abatement trust fund, established under RSA 126-A:83, may be appropriated to the department of safety, as authorized by the general court. These funds are intended to cover overtime costs for county and local law enforcement officers participating in the substance abuse enforcement program, established under RSA 21-P:66. Specifically, the funding may support officers in Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Sullivan counties in carrying out law enforcement activities related to the program, which aims to prevent or reduce overdose deaths and other opioid-related harms.\n141:28 Substance Abuse Enforcement Program. Amend RSA 21-P:66, I by inserting after subparagraph (b) the following new subparagraph:\n(c) For law enforcement agencies in Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Sullivan counties, costs for hiring additional officers carrying out law enforcement activities aimed at preventing or reducing overdose deaths and other opioid related harms.\n141:29 Substance Abuse Enforcement Program. Amend RSA 21-P:66, IV(a) to read as follows:\n(a) Except for Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Sullivan counties, no funds shall be granted for \"purchase of evidence\" or for \"confidential funds.\"\n141:30 Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Staff. Amend RSA 71-B:14 to read as follows:\n70-B:14 Staff. [ The board shall have upon its staff at least one review appraiser who shall be a classified state employee and who shall be competent to review the value of property for tax and eminent domain purposes. In addition, ] The board shall have such clerical and technical staff as may be necessary within the limits of appropriation made therefor.\n141:31 Department of Business and Economic Affairs; Division of Planning and Community Development Established. The subdivision heading preceding RSA 12-O:53 and RSA 12-O:53 are repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nPlanning and Community Development\n12-O:53 Division of Planning and Community Development. There is established within the department the division of planning and community development under the supervision of a classified director of the division of planning and community development. The director of the division of planning and community development shall administer and supervise the programs related to planning and development, broadband, and housing within the department and shall serve under the supervision of the commissioner of the department.\n12-O:53-a Office of Planning and Development.\nI. There is established the office of planning and development within the department of business and economic affairs, division of planning and community development. The office shall be under the supervision of the director of the division of planning and community development, who shall serve under the supervision of the commissioner.\nII. The office of planning and development shall:\n(a) Plan for the orderly development of the state and the wise management of the state's resources.\n(b) Compile, analyze, and disseminate data, information, and research services as necessary to advance the welfare of the state.\n(c) Encourage and assist planning, growth management, and development activities of cities and towns and groups of cities and towns with the purpose of encouraging smart growth.\n(d) Encourage the coordination and correlation of state planning by agencies of state government.\n(e) Participate in interstate, regional, and national planning efforts.\n(f) Administer federal and state grant-in-aid programs assigned to the office by statute or executive order.\n(g) Participate and advise in matters of land use planning regarding water resources and floodplain management.\n(h) Take a leadership role in encouraging smart growth and preserving farmland, open space land, and traditional village centers.\n(i) Administer the following programs: the statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan, the national flood insurance program, and the land conservation investment program. The office shall employ necessary personnel to administer these programs.\n(j) Perform such other duties as the commissioner may assign.\n141:32 State Development Plan. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 12-O:54, I and 12-O:54, I(a) to read as follows:\nI. The office of planning and development, under the direction of the [ commissioner ] director of the division of planning and community development , shall:\n(a) Assist [ the commissioner ] in preparing, publishing, and revising the comprehensive development plan required under RSA 9-A.\n141:33 Change \"Director of the Office of Planning and Development\" to \"Director of the Division of Planning and Community Development\". Amend the following RSA provisions by replacing \"director of the office of planning and development\" with \"director of the division of planning and community development\": 12-O:57; 17-M:2, V; 21-O:5-a, I(d); 21-P:48, I(h); 36-B:1; 78-A:25, III; 162-L:15, II(b); 233-A:2, I(f); 432:19, II(c); 482-A:32, II(c); 483:8, II; 483-A:6, III.\n141:34 State Development Plan; Office of Planning and Development. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 9-A:2 and 9-A:2, I to read as follows:\n9-A:2 Office of Planning and Development. The office of planning and development, under the direction of the [ commissioner of business and economic affairs ] division of planning and community development , shall:\nI. Assist [ the commissioner ] in preparing, publishing and revising the comprehensive development plan.\n141:35 New Hampshire Workforce Development; State Workforce Innovation Fund. Amend RSA 12-O:45 to read as follows:\n12-O:45 State Workforce Innovation Fund.\nI. There is hereby established the state workforce innovation fund which shall be nonlapsing and administered by the commissioner of the department of business and economic affairs. Said fund shall be for the purpose of receiving financial assistance under the [ Workforce Investment Act of 1998 ] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 and providing funds for grants and other workforce development initiatives.\nII. The fund shall be distributed or expended by the commissioner after consultation with the State Workforce Innovation Board established in RSA 12-O:44 and the approval of the governor and council for any of the following purposes:\n(a) [ Workforce Investment Act ] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 Adult and Dislocated Worker programs.\n(b) [ Workforce Investment Act ] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 Youth programs.\n(c) [ Workforce Investment Act ] U.S. Department of Labor, Senior Community Service Employment programs.\n(d) [ Workforce Investment Act ] U.S. Department of Labor Disability programs.\n(e) [ Workforce Investment Act ] U.S. Department of Labor Regional Innovation and National Emergency grant programs.\n(f) Other projects, programs, or grants recognized as being beneficial to workforce development initiatives and consistent with the goals of the [ Workforce Investment Act ] Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 .\nIII.(a) The department may accept gifts, grants, donations, or other moneys for the purposes of this section. Said moneys shall be deposited into the state workforce innovation fund.\n(b) The commissioner may enter into contracts and agreements and may take other actions that may be necessary or desirable to effect the transfer to it of operations currently conducted by [ the Workforce Opportunity Council, Inc. or the New Hampshire Workforce Opportunity Council under the Workforce Investment Act ] the department of business and economic affairs, and to effect the transfer of assets utilized by them in doing so; and, the commissioner may assume, bear, and agree to perform those contracts of [ the Workforce Opportunity Council, Inc. or the New Hampshire Workforce Opportunity Council ] the state workforce innovation board that may be necessary or desirable for carrying out the purposes of this section.\nIV. The commissioner of the department of business and economic affairs shall have the authority to enter into such agreements for leasing real property, acquiring goods, and engaging services to perform Rapid Response activities in accordance with this subdivision. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such agreements and amounts expended pursuant thereto. Such agreements shall be made pursuant to forms of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council which forms of agreement have been reviewed by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services.\n[ V. In accordance with RSA 282-A:181 through RSA 282-A:184, the commissioner of the department of employment security shall have the authority to make grants to New Hampshire employers for the purpose of training employees in accordance with this chapter, such grants not to exceed the amounts specified in RSA 282-A:87, IV(a)(2), and not to exceed to any single employer in any grant year the sum of $70,000, unless first approved by governor and council. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such grants expended pursuant thereto. Such grants shall be made pursuant to a form of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council after review by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services. ]\n141:36 New Section; Unemployment Compensation; Job Training Program; State workforce Innovation Grants. Amend RSA 282-A by inserting after section 184 the following new section:\n282-A:185 State Workforce Innovation Grants. In accordance with RSA 282-A:181 through RSA 282-A:184, the commissioner of the department of employment security may make grants to New Hampshire employers for the purpose of training employees in accordance with RSA 12-O:45, such grants not to exceed the amounts specified in RSA 282-A:87, IV(a)(2), and not to exceed to any single employer in any grant year the sum of $70,000, unless first approved by governor and council. The commissioner shall provide the governor and council an information item not less frequently than semi-annually describing all such grants expended pursuant thereto. Such grants shall be made pursuant to a form of agreement that shall be approved by governor and council after review by the attorney general and the commissioner of the department of administrative services.\n141:37 The State and Its Government; State Commission on Aging; State Commission on Aging Established; Membership. Amend RSA 19-P:1, IV to read as follows:\nIV. The members appointed pursuant to subparagraph II(j) shall serve [ 2-year terms ] 3-year terms effective for appointments made after July 1, 2025 ; provided that initially such members shall serve staggered terms and no such member shall serve more than 2 consecutive terms, with the exception of the chairperson, vice-chairperson, and recorder, who may service an additional term for a total of 3 terms. A council member whose term of office is expiring may continue beyond the end of the term until reappointed or until a successor is nominated. Legislative members shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the commission. The first named member of the house of representatives shall convene the organizational meeting of the commission on or before 45 days of passage of this chapter for the purpose of electing officers serving on the commission. A majority of the members shall constitute a quorum. If any member is absent without previously being excused by the chairperson for 3 or more regular meetings, the member may be removed upon a majority vote of the commission.\n141:38 New Section; State Commission on Aging; Advisory Council on the System of Care for Healthy Aging in New Hampshire. Amend RSA 19-P by inserting after section 2 the following new section:\n19-P:2-a Advisory Council on the System of Care for Health Aging in New Hampshire.\nI. The commission shall establish an advisory council on the system of care for healthy aging in New Hampshire. The purpose of the advisory council shall be to:\n(a) Improve the well-being of older adults and caregivers;\n(b) Identify cost-savings and opportunities to increase collaboration, efficiency, and the effectiveness of the service array and service delivery system; and\n(c) Assist and advise the commissioner of the department of health and human services on the system of care principles and values and implementation of RSA 151-E:22 through 151-E:27.\nII.(a) The director of the division of long-term supports and services, or the director's designee, and one member of the state commission on aging shall serve as the permanent co-chairpersons of the advisory council.\n(b) Additional members of the advisory council representing diverse perspectives shall be appointed by the commission on aging and shall include older adults and family caregivers with relevant experience, members of agencies serving older adults including public, private, consumer advocacy, and non-profit organizations, and individuals with relevant policy expertise.\nIII. The advisory council shall meet at least quarterly and may meet more often at the call of the commission.\nIV. The duties of the council shall include reviewing and making recommendations regarding all aspects of the implementation of the system of care for healthy aging established under RSA 151-E:22 through 151-E:27. Such duties shall also include addressing the availability of long term supports and services for individuals across the continuum of care, including but not be limited to:\n(a) Reviewing and making recommendations that improve and shorten the timeline for accessing Medicaid long-term care benefits.\n(b) Reviewing and making recommendations to remove barriers to hospital discharge for non-acute patients who require post hospital long-term supports and services.\n(c) Gathering additional data to review the implementation of the system of care for healthy aging, including but not limited to:\n(1) Licensed long-term care beds in service versus licensed long-term care beds not in service, and recommendations for optimal utilization of limited long-term care bed licenses to increase access to long-term care.\n(2) Reviewing the availability of long-term services and supports for individuals requiring post hospital or nursing facility care service.\n(3) Access to Medicaid Choices for Independence waiver services post hospital discharge and recommendations for optimal program utilization.\n(4) Availability of long-term supports and services for non-Medicaid individuals.\n(d) Working collaboratively with public and private stakeholders to strengthen the direct care workforce to meet the growing demand for long-term supports and services in New Hampshire.\n(e) Advising the governor, the senate president, the speaker of the house, the oversight committee on health and human services, as established in RSA 126-A:13, and the commissioner of health and human services on any issue related to long-term services and supports within the system of care for healthy aging.\nV. A summary of the advisory council's activities, findings, and recommendations shall be included in the commission's annual report submitted under RSA 19-P:3.\n141:39 New Section; State Commission on Aging; Fund Established. Amend RSA 19-P by inserting after section 4 the following new section:\n19-P:5 Fund Established. There is established in the office of the state treasurer a fund known as the New Hampshire commission on aging fund, which shall be kept separate and distinct from all other funds and shall be continually appropriated to the commission. Such fund shall be the depository of all gifts, grants, or donations made to the commission pursuant to RSA 19-P. The payment of the executive director of the commission, the expenses of the commission, and all other overhead costs of the commission, shall be paid from such fund. Any moneys in such fund shall not lapse into the general fund of the state.\n141:40 New Subparagraph; State Treasurer; Application of Receipts. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b) by inserting after subparagraph 399 the following new subparagraph:\n(400) Moneys deposited in the New Hampshire commission on aging fund established in RSA 19-P:5.\n141:41 Appropriation. The New Hampshire commission on aging fund established pursuant to RSA 19-P:5 is hereby appropriated $150,000 in general funds for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 and $150,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. This appropriation shall be used exclusively to support payment of the executive director and the activities of the commission. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:42 Department of Corrections; Funding Transfer Authority. The following classes within the department of corrections shall be exempt from the transfer restrictions in RSA 9:17a, 9:17c, classes 10-personal services-perm classified, 11- personal services unclassified, 12-personal services-unclassified, 18-overtime, 19-holiday pay, 50- personal service-temp/appointed and 60-benefits. The department is authorized to transfer funding in these classes within and amongst all accounting units provided that quarterly these transfers are reported to the fiscal committee within 60 days of the end of that quarter. In the event class 18 overtime expenditures are more than amounts appropriated and transferred from vacant positions, the commissioner may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. Upon fiscal committee and governor and council approval, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:43 Department of Corrections; Qualifications and Compensation of Certain Officials. Amend RSA 21-H:7 to read as follows:\n21-H:7 Qualifications and Compensation of Certain Officials.\nI. The commissioner, assistant commissioner, [ director of personnel and information, director of rehabilitative services, and the ] division directors , deputy warden, and deputy directors of the department shall be qualified to hold such positions by reason of education and experience.\nII. The salaries of the commissioner, assistant commissioner, [ director of personnel and information, director of rehabilitative services, and the ] division directors , deputy warden, and deputy directors of the department shall be as specified in RSA 94:1-a.\n141:44 The State Prisons; Sale of Prison Products; Industries Inventory Account. Amend RSA 622:28-a, I to read as follows:\nI. An industries inventory account shall be maintained to enable the state prisons to implement RSA 622:26-28. [ Except for ] All permanent personnel, [ all ] operating expenses, materials, supplies, overtime and purchase and repair of equipment determined to be necessary for the growing or manufacture of products for resale shall be a proper charge against this account. Charges for the sale of goods and services produced by the industries program shall be sufficient to defray the expenditures charged against this account and any sums obtained therefrom shall be a credit to the account.\n141:45 Department of Health and Human Services; State Grant in Aid.\nNotwithstanding any other law to the contrary, there is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $5,000,000 for the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $5,000,000 for the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, from the opioid abatement trust fund, established under RSA 126-A:83, for the purpose of providing year-round emergency shelter services to individuals with an opioid use disorder. Such shelter programs must provide supportive services designed to assist people obtain recovery and permanent housing to achieve self-sufficiency.\n141:46 Department of Health and Human Services; Prospective Repeal Regarding the Exemption from Certain Transfer Procedures Extended. Amend 2018, 163:11, IV as amended by 2019, 346:64, as amended by 2021, 91:27, and as amended by 2023, 79:215, to read as follows:\nIV. Section 10 of this act shall take effect June 30, [ 2025 ] 2027 .\n141:47 Effective Date. Section 46 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:48 Prospective Repeal Regarding Eligibility for Services Extended. Amend 2011, 209:6, I, as amended by 2013, 140:1, I, as amended by 2015, 276:41, I, as amended by 2017, 156:85, I, as amended by 2019, 346:61, I, as amended by 2021, 91:404, as amended by 2023, 79:198, to read as follows:\nI. Section 5 of this act shall take effect July 1, [ 2025 ] 2027 .\n141:49 Health and Human Services; Graduate Medical Education Payments Suspended.\nThe commissioner of the department of health and human services shall submit a Title XIX Medicaid state plan amendment to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to suspend the provision of direct and indirect graduate medical education payments to hospitals as provided in 42 C.F.R. section 413.75 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027. Upon approval of the state plan amendment, and as of the effective date of the state plan amendment, any obligations for payment of direct and indirect graduate medical education shall be suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141:50 Health and Human Services; Suspension of Catastrophic Aid Payments to Hospitals. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall submit a Title XIX Medicaid state plan amendment to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to suspend all catastrophic aid payments to hospitals effective for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141:51 Department of Health and Human Services; Division of Medicaid Services. Any funds appropriated to activity 05-95-47-470010, division of Medicaid services, for the biennium ending June 30, 2025, shall not lapse until June 30, 2027, and shall be treated as restricted revenue for the purpose of funding expenditures in account 05-95-47-470010-7948, Medicaid care management. The department of health and human services is authorized to accept and expend any matching federal funds for the purposes of this section without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:52 Effective Date. Section 51 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:53 Appropriation; WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $15,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $15,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, for the purpose of funding the WIC farmers' market nutrition program in RSA 132:12-f. The department is authorized to accept and expend any matching federal funds without the prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:54 New Paragraph; Gifts to the State. Amend RSA 4:8 by inserting after paragraph II the following new paragraph:\nIII. Notwithstanding paragraph I, the commissioner of the department of health and human services may accept gifts of personal property valued at $1,000 or less for the benefit of New Hampshire hospital, Hampstead hospital residential treatment facility, Glencliff home, and the New Hampshire youth development center.\n141:55 Department of Health and Human Services; Unclassified Positions Established.\nI. There are hereby established 2 unclassified supervising regional attorney positions in the department of health and human services.\nII. The salary of the unclassified positions established in paragraph I shall be in accordance RSA 94:1-a, I.\nIII. The incumbents in the classified positions, establish by 2024, 377:8 shall be offered the opportunity to transfer into the unclassified positions established in paragraph I.\nIV. The classified positions established by 2024, 377:8 shall be abolished on June 30, 2027, or upon transfer of the incumbents in accordance with paragraph III, whichever is sooner.\n141:56 Congregate Housing; Appropriation. The sum of $350,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $350,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, are hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services for the purpose of funding congregate housing provided for under the Medicaid waiver pursuant to RSA 151-E and congregate services provided for in RSA 161-F:37. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:57 Department of Health and Human Services; Positions Established; Staffing. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 126-A:9, I to read as follows:\nI. There shall be established within the department the following unclassified positions[ , in addition to existing unclassified positions and positions established in paragraph II of this section ].\n141:58 Department of Health and Human Services; Positions Established; Staffing. Amend RSA 126-A:9, II(b) to read as follows:\n(b) The commissioner shall appoint a person to each unclassified position [ established pursuant to subparagraph (a) ] authorized by the legislature . Any [ vacancy ] vacant position not established under paragraph I shall be filled in the same manner as the original appointment. The annual salary of such unclassified employees shall be as prescribed in RSA 94:1-a and RSA 94:3-b, II . The provisions of RSA 21:33-a shall not apply to appointments made under this subparagraph.\n141:59 Repeal; Mental Health Medical Supervisor Position. RSA 126-A:9, I(c), relative to appointment of an unclassified mental health medical supervisor, is repealed.\n141:60 Department of Health and Human Services; General Provisions; Drug Prescriptions. Amend RSA 126-A:3, V to read as follows:\nV. Pharmacists shall substitute generically equivalent drug products for all legend and non-legend prescriptions paid for by the department of health and human services, [ including the Medicaid program, ] unless the prescribing practitioner specifies that the brand name drug product is medically necessary. Such notification shall be in the practitioner's own handwriting or as otherwise authorized by law or regulation and shall be retained [ in the pharmacist's file ] by the pharmacy. Pertaining to Medicaid, pharmacists shall dispense brand name drug products to Medicaid beneficiaries when the brand name drug product is listed on the department\u2019s Medicaid preferred drug list, and not substitute generically equivalent drugs . The provisions of paragraph III shall not apply to the dispensing by a pharmacy for medical assistance reimbursement for legend and non-legend drugs. The commissioner, in consultation with pharmacy providers, shall establish medical assistance reimbursement for legend and non-legend drugs. For Medicaid fee for service [ clients ] beneficiaries , no prior authorization [ for generically equivalent drugs shall be required ] shall be required for generic drug products unless the drug class is recommended by the drug utilization review board for clinical appropriateness and safety utilization review .\n141:61 New Paragraph; Public Health; Department of Health and Human Services; General Provisions. Amend RSA 126-A:3 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraph:\nV-a.(a) When deemed medically necessary and cost effective by the department of health and human services\u2019 chief medical officer, a standing order may be issued by the chief medical officer for certain Medicaid covered over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests. Such standing order shall be reviewed annually by the chief medical officer for continuation or discontinuation of the standing order.\n(b) The chief medical officer\u2019s standing order, as provided in subparagraph (a), shall also permit non-Medicaid recipients to obtain over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests pursuant to the standing order. Nothing in this paragraph shall prohibit insurers from applying appropriate medical management techniques or require insurers to pay for the cost of these items unless expressly stated by the insurer's terms of coverage.\n(c) No health care professional, acting in good faith and with reasonable care, who issues a standing order, or who dispenses, or distributes over-the-counter (non-legend) medications, medical supplies, or laboratory tests by standing order shall be subject to any criminal or civil liability, or any professional disciplinary action, for any action authorized by this paragraph or any outcome resulting from an action authorized by this paragraph.\n141:62 Developmental Services; Pilot Program Limited to Current Enrollment. Amend 2022, 272:9, VII as amended by 2023, 79:548 to read as follows:\nVII. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $2,800,000, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, for the purpose of implementing the pilot program plan or the pilot itself, for developmental services established in this section. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, 2025. Additionally, the department may accept and expend any applicable federal funds, and any gifts, grants, or donations that may be available for the purposes of the pilot program. [ In the event of any remaining funds not otherwise expended after reaching the cap of serving 20 eligible individuals under the pilot program, the department may allocate funding and provide services to additional eligible individuals. ] The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:63 Developmental Services; Pilot Program; Appropriation. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $1,000,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, for the purpose of continuing services for those enrolled in the developmental services pilot program established in 2022, 272:9. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. The department is authorized to accept and expend any available federal funds or gifts, grants, or donations for this purpose without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:64 Expanding Access to Court-appointed Counsel for Children in Dependency Proceedings; Prospective Effective Date Extended. Amend 2024, 296:6 to read as follows:\n296:6 Effective Date.\nI. Sections 3 and 5 of this act shall take effect August 1, 2026.\nII. The remainder of this act shall take effect [ July 1, 2025 ] January 1, 2026 .\n141:65 Department of Health and Human Services; Pharmacy Copays; Medicaid Program. The department of health and human services shall file a Medicaid state plan amendment on or before January 1, 2026, to increase the prescription drug copay amount to $4, subject to federal limitations on cost sharing and eligibility limitations.\n141:66 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Managed Care. The department of health and human services is hereby directed to complete no more than one Medicaid rate filing with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services each state fiscal year for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141:67 New Section; New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program; Premiums Established. Amend RSA 126-AA by inserting after section 2 the following new section:\n126-AA:2-a New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program; Premiums Established. The department of health and human services shall file a Medicaid waiver and state plan amendment, if necessary, on or before July 1, 2026, to institute premiums, as provided in this section, for individuals participating in the granite advantage health care program who have income at or above 100 percent of the federal poverty level, subject to federal limitations on cost sharing and eligibility limitations. The premium amount shall be based on a portion of the cost of the services and the program, and shall not vary based on the participant\u2019s income. The department shall develop hardship criteria in administering these premiums.\nI. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, monthly premium amounts for individuals participating in the granite advantage health care program shall be:\n(a) Household size of one: $60 per month.\n(b) Household size of 2: $80 per month.\n(c) Household size of 3: $90 per month.\n(d) Household size of 4 or more: $100 per month.\nII. Beginning in fiscal year 2028, the commissioner shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A, to establish monthly premiums for individuals participating in the program in accordance with this section.\n141:68 New Paragraph; Department of Health and Human Services; Children's Health Insurance Program; Premiums Established. Amend RSA 126-A:3 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph:\nIX. The commissioner shall file a Medicaid state plan amendment on or before January 1, 2026, to institute premiums, as provided in this paragraph, for households with children enrolled in Medicaid with income at or above 255 percent of the federal poverty level, subject to federal limitations. The premium amount shall be based on a portion of the cost of the services and the program, and shall not vary based on the participant\u2019s income. The premium shall only apply to Medicaid and shall not apply to waiver services. The department shall develop hardship criteria in administering these premiums.\n(a) For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, monthly premium amounts for households with children enrolled in Medicaid with income at or above 255 percent of the federal poverty limit shall be:\n(1) Household size of 2: $190 per month.\n(2) Household size of 3: $230 per month.\n(3) Household size of 4 or more: $270 per month.\n(b) Beginning in fiscal year 2028, the commissioner shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A to establish monthly premiums for households with children enrolled in Medicaid in accordance with this paragraph.\n141:69 Report Required; Department of Health and Human Services. The department of health and human services shall submit, for the premiums established in sections 67 and 68 of this act, a report on the department's success in collecting said premiums as well as the impact of the premiums on Medicaid enrollment. The first report shall be submitted by January 1, 2026, to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, and the chairs of the senate health and human services committee and the house of representatives health, human services, and elderly affairs committee. The department shall provide an updated report to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, and the chairs of the senate health and human services committee and the house of representatives health, human services, and elderly affairs committee every 6 months.\n141:70 Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid Eligibility. To restore income verification for Medicaid redetermination to pre-public health emergency income verification standards for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the department of health and human services shall allow the federal public health emergency Social Security Act Section 1902e(14)(A) waiver authorities to expire effective June 30, 2025.\n141:71 Department of Health and Human Services; Appropriation; Child Care Scholarship Program. To avoid a waitlist for the New Hampshire child care scholarship program, the commissioner of the department of health and human services may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. If approved by governor and council, the governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury otherwise not appropriated.\n141:72 Department of Information Technology; Salary Grades for Certain Positions. Amend the following positions in RSA 94:1-a, I(b) to read as follows:\nGG Department of information technology director , user services division\nGG Department of information technology director , user experience division\nGG Department of information technology assistant director, [ agency software division ] business relationship management division\nHH Department of information technology director , business relationship management division\nHH Department of information technology director , infrastructure and operations division\n141:73 Department of Justice; Division of Legal Counsel. Amend RSA 7:8-b to read as follows:\n7:8-b Division of Legal Counsel.\nI. There is hereby established, within the office of the attorney general, a division of legal counsel. The division shall be supervised by an associate attorney general appointed under RSA 7:16.\nII. The division of legal counsel shall consist of the following units:\n(a) A bureau of civil law.\n(b) [ A transportation and construction bureau. ] A public safety and infrastructure bureau, as provided in RSA 21-M:12.\n(c) [ An office of the solicitor general. ] A civil rights unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing the New Hampshire Law Against Discrimination and the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act, bringing civil enforcement actions on behalf of the public to redress discriminatory acts and civil rights violations, and enforcing any other state or federal antidiscrimination laws that authorize the attorney general to enforce them.\n(d) A charitable trusts unit, which shall be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a.\n(e) An election law unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing violations of New Hampshire election laws under RSA 7:6-c and the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts.\n[ III. The division shall also be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a. ]\n141:74 Department of Justice; Division of Legal Counsel. Amend RSA 21-M:7 to read as follows:\n21-M:7 Division of Legal Counsel.\nI. There is established within the department a division of legal counsel. The division shall be supervised by an associate attorney general appointed under RSA 21-M:3.\nII. The division of legal counsel shall consist of the following units:\n(a) A bureau of civil law.\n(b) A public safety and infrastructure bureau , as provided in RSA 21-M:12 .\n( c) A civil rights unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing the New Hampshire Law Against Discrimination and the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act.\n(d) A charitable trusts unit, which shall be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 7:32-a.\n(e) An election law unit, which shall be responsible for enforcing violations of New Hampshire election laws under RSA 7:6-c and the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts.\n[ III. The division shall also be responsible for administering the duties assigned to the attorney general regarding charitable trusts under RSA 7:19 through 32-a. ]\n141:75 Repeal; Bureau of Civil Law; Regulation of Charitable Trusts. RSA 21-M:11, II(c), relative to responsibility for the regulation of charitable trusts by the bureau of civil law, is repealed.\n141:76 Department of Justice; Private Practice Prohibited. Amend RSA 7:6-d to read as follows:\n7:6-d Private Practice Prohibited. The attorney general, deputy attorney general, assistant attorneys general and all attorneys employed by the department of justice shall not directly or indirectly engage in the private practice of law, nor shall they accept any fees or emoluments other than their official salaries for any legal services. Private practice of law shall not include the provision of legal services without charge to the members of an attorney's family when the same shall not conflict with the attorney's official duties. The provisions of this section shall not apply to [ the director of charitable trusts, nor to ] special counsel retained by the attorney general.\n141:77 Director of Charitable Trusts; Authority. Amend RSA 7:19, I to read as follows:\nI. RSA 7:19 through [ 32-a ] 7:32-b inclusive shall apply to all trustees holding property for charitable purposes and to all persons soliciting for charitable purposes or engaging in charitable sales promotions; and the attorney general shall have and exercise, in addition to all the common law and statutory rights, duties and powers of the attorney general in connection with the supervision, administration and enforcement of charitable trusts, charitable solicitations, and charitable sales promotions, the rights, duties and powers set forth in RSA 7:19 through [ 32-a ] 7:32-b inclusive. The attorney general shall also have the authority to prepare and maintain a register of all charitable trusts heretofore or hereafter established or active in this state. However, this subdivision does not apply to the United States; any state, territory or possession of the United States; the District of Columbia; the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico or to any of their agencies or governmental subdivisions or to any religious organization which holds property for charitable or religious purposes or their integrated auxiliaries or to conventions or associations of churches.\n141:78 Attorney General; Enforcement of the Election Laws. Amend RSA 7:6-c, I to read as follows:\nI. Upon receipt of a signed written complaint, or upon his or her own motion, the attorney general may in his or her discretion, conduct investigations to determine whether any violation of the election or lobbying laws has occurred and may prosecute anyone responsible for such a violation. In conducting an investigation under this section the attorney general may enlist the aid of the county attorneys, the state police, and other public officers. In the exercise of his or her powers and duties under this section, the attorney general may hold hearings and require the attendance of individuals by the use of subpoena and may require the production of books, documents, records, and other tangible goods by use of subpoena duces tecum. Any testimony required by the attorney general at a hearing which he or she is empowered to hold under this section shall be given under oath. The attorney general shall maintain records of complaints and investigations of alleged violations of the election laws.\n141:79 Education; School Money; Education Trust Fund Created and Invested. Amend RSA 198:39, I(m)-(n) to read as follows:\n(m) To distribute payments to education service providers on behalf of school districts for children with disabilities in certain court ordered placements [ or placements for an episode of treatment ] pursuant to RSA 186-C:19-b.\n(n) To distribute payments to providers for costs of special education and education services related to an episode of treatment pursuant to RSA 193:27, VII.\n(o) To distribute grants for leased space to approved chartered public schools pursuant to RSA 198:15-hh.\n(p) To fund grants from the public school infrastructure fund under RSA 198:15-y.\n(q) To fund department of education operating costs, as authorized under RSA 198:39, III.\n141:80 Education; School Money; Education Trust Fund Created and Invested. Amend RSA 198:39, IV to read as follows:\nIV. The education trust fund shall be nonlapsing , except for at the close of each biennium, any surplus in excess of $20,000,000, as determined by the official audit performed pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), shall be transferred by the comptroller to the general fund . The state treasurer shall invest that part of the fund which is not needed for immediate distribution in short-term interest-bearing investments. The income from these investments shall be returned to the fund.\n141:81 Chartered Public Schools; Funding. Amend RSA 194-B:11, I(c) to read as follows:\n(c) The [ commissioner of the ] department of education shall calculate and distribute chartered public school tuition payments as set forth herein. The first payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the number of eligible pupils enrolled and present on the first day of the current school year. Such payment shall be made no later than 15 days after the department of education receives the [ attendance ] approved enrollment report. The December 1 payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the membership on [ November ] October 1, and the March 1 payment shall be 30 percent of the per pupil amount multiplied by the membership on February 1. To calculate the final payment, [ the commissioner of ] the department of education shall multiply the per pupil amount by the average daily membership in attendance for the full school year, and subtract the total amount of the first 3 payments made. The remaining balance shall be the final payment. Eligible chartered public schools shall report membership in accordance with RSA 189:1-d. In this subparagraph, \"membership\" shall be as defined in RSA 189:1-d, II. Tuition amounts shall be prorated on a per diem basis for pupils attending a school for less than a full school year. The average daily membership in attendance for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall be calculated by converting each credit completed into an average daily membership metric utilizing the basis that 12 half-credits equal 1.0 average daily membership. No full-time enrolled pupil at the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall have an average daily membership that exceeds 1.0.\n141:82 New Subparagraph; Chartered Public Schools; Funding. Amend RSA 194-B:11, I by inserting after subparagraph (e) the following new subparagraph:\n(f) The first 3 payments made pursuant to subparagraph (c) to the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School shall be made based on the estimated end of year full-time student and full-time equivalent student average daily membership in attendance calculation. The department may make a May 1 payment distribution to the Virtual Learning Academy using the most current data to ensure the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School receives an estimated 90 percent of adequacy distribution before the end of the fiscal year. The department of education may adjust down the December 1 or March 1 payment on the estimated average end of year enrollment during the school year for any charter school with a 20 percent or greater enrollment decline after the first day of school.\n141:83 Determination of Education Grants. Amend RSA 198:41, VI to read as follows:\nVI. [ When final determination year data is available, but not later than April 1, ] The department shall make a final determination of grant amounts by October 1 . A municipality's grant estimate shall not be less than 95 percent of the estimate reported pursuant to paragraph IV. The department shall adjust the April grant disbursement required pursuant to RSA 198:42 so that the total amount disbursed for the fiscal year shall match the final grant determination.\nVI-a. The final determination of the grant amount can be modified after October 1 after a vote in the affirmative by the state board under the following conditions:\n(a) The department or a school district petitioned the state board to modify the October 1 grant determination prior to January 15 of the same fiscal year and the state board votes in the affirmative to accept the petition by February 15;\n(b) The change being considered within the scope of the petition shall have a total adequacy dollar impact greater than $10,000 for at least one municipality; and\n(c) The petition specifically identifies the municipality or municipalities requiring change in the final grant amount and the amount being modified.\n141:84 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Services Other Than Counsel. RSA 604-A:6 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n604-A:6 Services Other Than Counsel.\nI. In any criminal case in which counsel has been appointed to represent a defendant who is financially unable to obtain investigative, expert, or other services necessary to an adequate defense in his or her case, counsel may apply therefor to the court, and, upon finding that such services are necessary and that the defendant is financially unable to obtain them, the court shall authorize counsel to obtain the necessary services on behalf of the defendant. The court may, in the interests of justice and upon finding that timely procurement of necessary services could not await prior authorization, ratify and approve such services after they have been obtained. The court shall determine reasonable compensation for the services and direct payment upon the filing of a claim for compensation supported by an affidavit specifying the time expended, the nature of the services rendered, the expenses incurred on behalf of the defendant, and the compensation, if any, received in the same case for the same services from any other source.\nII. The administrative judges of the circuit and superior court may designate classes of routine, necessary services, under $1,500 per service, that are not subject to the procedure above. Invoices classified as routine and necessary may be submitted directly to the judicial council for review and payment. These invoices shall include a certification by the attorney assigned to the case that the services were necessary to representation in the matter that the attorney was assigned to.\nIII. The executive director of the judicial council may, upon review of any particular invoice, decline to process such invoice without judicial review, and may direct the attorney to go through the process outline in paragraph I.\nIV. Vendor invoices and certifications under this section will be retained by the judicial council.\nV. Any indigent defendant appearing pro se may seek services as outlined in paragraph I.\n141:85 Contract Services. Amend RSA 604-A:6-a to read as follows:\n604-A:6-a Contract Services. The state of New Hampshire, by the judicial council and with the approval of governor and council, may, within the limits of appropriations, contract with qualified firms or individuals in the state to provide stenographic , interpretation, translation, transportation, investigation, and psychological, psychiatric, mental health, and substance abuse evaluations and clerical services where, pursuant to RSA 604-A:6, the defendant has been found to be eligible for such services. The executive director of the judicial council shall authorize payments to such individuals and firms as provided for under this section.\n141:86 Compensation of Counsel. Amend RSA 604-A:4 to read as follows:\n604-A:4 Compensation of Counsel.\nI. [ Subject to the provisions of RSA 604-A:6, ] Counsel appointed pursuant to this chapter to represent the defendant, at the conclusion of the representation or any segment thereof, shall be reasonably compensated therefor and shall be reimbursed for expenses reasonably incurred. A separate claim for compensation and reimbursement shall be made to each court before which the counsel represented the defendant. Each claim shall be supported by a written statement specifying the time expended, services rendered and expenses incurred while the case was pending before the court. Each court before which the counsel represented the defendant shall fix the compensation and reimbursement to be paid the counsel for services rendered and expenses incurred while representing the defendant in proceedings before the court; however, no justice shall approve any unreasonable or unnecessary charge.\nII. The administrative judges of the circuit and superior court may order that any invoice for fees that falls within the limits of the supreme court rules governing assigned counsel may be submitted directly to the judicial council for review and payment.\nIII. The executive director of the judicial council may, upon review of any particular invoice, decline to process such invoice without judicial review, and may direct the attorney to go through the process outline in paragraph I.\nIV. Vendor invoices and certifications under this section shall be retained by the judicial council.\n141:87 New Section; Protective Legislation; Payment of Wages; Wage Claim Settlement Account. Amend RSA 275 by inserting after section 53 the following new section:\n275:53-a Wage Claim Settlement Account. A special fund is hereby established in the state treasury for the purpose of receiving and distributing wages in accordance with RSA 275:53, II. The commissioner shall administer the fund. The state treasurer shall be the custodian of the fund, and all moneys in the fund shall be held in trust by the state treasurer and shall not constitute money or property of the state.\n141:88 New Subparagraph; Wage Claim Settlement Account. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b) by inserting after subparagraph (399) the following new subparagraph:\n(400) Moneys deposited in the wage claim settlement account fund established pursuant to RSA 275:53-a.\n141:89 Repeal. RSA 281-A:30, relative to the special fund for active cases, is repealed.\n141:90 Effective Date. Section 89 of this act shall take effect September 1, 2025.\n141:91 Workers Compensation; Hearings and Awards. Amend RSA 281-A:43, II to read as follows:\nII. A decision of the commissioner, the commissioner's authorized representative, or the board shall take effect and shall become final, in the absence of an appeal from it, 30 days from the date of the decision. Payment of weekly compensation and entitlement to medical and vocational benefits, if necessary and so ordered by the commissioner or the board, shall begin or continue as soon as possible, but no later than 5 working days after [ the decision's effective date ] issuance of the decision , and shall not be terminated except in accordance with the terms of the decision or of a final court determination. If the commissioner determines that the employer or carrier has failed to comply with any order, then the commissioner may assess a penalty not to exceed $100 for each day of noncompliance, beginning on the date of notification of its assessment. Upon continued failure to comply with an order to make payment of the compensation or medical benefits, or to institute vocational rehabilitation, or to pay the penalty, or any combination thereof, the commissioner shall petition the superior court for an injunction to comply. The commissioner shall deposit into the department of labor restricted fund established in RSA 273:1-b any penalty collected under this section.\n141:92 Workers Compensation; Appeals Board; Composition. Amend RSA 281-A:42-a, I to read as follows:\nI. There is established a compensation appeals board. [ Until January 1, 2024, ] The board shall consist of a pool of [ 33 ] 27 members, of which [ 11 ] 9 members shall represent labor, [ 11 ] 9 members shall represent employers or workers' compensation insurers and [ 11 ] 9 members shall be attorneys who shall be neutral. [ On January 1, 2024, the commissioner shall identify 2 seats from each of the 3 sectors that are vacant or of an expired term, and eliminate those seats, reducing the entire pool to 27 members in total. ] Members of the board shall be appointed by the governor and council from a list of nominees submitted by the commissioner. The commissioner shall submit at least 2 nominees for each vacancy to be filled. Any person appointed by the governor and council who is not qualified or who ceases to be qualified in the capacity in which such person is serving on the appeals board shall be replaced by the governor and council. Terms of board members shall be 3 years, except the initial appointments shall be staggered so that no more than 1/3 of the members' terms shall expire in the same year. Members of the board shall have at least 5 years' experience in the area of workers' compensation or human resources or administrative law. As a condition to maintaining eligibility to hear appeals, board members shall have at least 10 hours annually of training and briefing in the area of workers' compensation and relevant disciplines. The commissioner, or designee, with the assistance of the attorney general's staff shall supervise and approve the training. The commissioner shall have the authority to suspend the eligibility of any member of the board who is not in compliance with such annual training requirements, and to reinstate such member's eligibility upon compliance. The commissioner may suspend from active participation any board member who fails to render a decision or order within 30 days of the hearing as required by RSA 281-A:43, I(b). The commissioner may rescind the suspension once the board member is in compliance with RSA 281-A:43, I(b). Appeals from a decision of the commissioner or the commissioner's representative shall be heard de novo by a 3-member panel, composed of an attorney who shall serve as chair, one member representing labor and one member representing employers or workers' compensation insurers. At least 2 like votes shall be necessary for a decision by the panel. The board shall hear appeals, in accordance with RSA 281-A:43, I(b), from the decisions of the commissioner made pursuant to RSA 281-A:43. No person who is an interested party or an employee of an interested party shall participate as a member of the panel. The board shall conduct its proceedings in such a manner as to ensure a fair and impartial hearing.\n141:93 Confidentiality of Workers Compensation Claims. Amend RSA 281-A:21-b to read as follows:\n281-A:21-b Confidentiality of Workers' Compensation Claims. Proceedings and records of the department of labor and the compensation appeals board with respect to workers' compensation claims under RSA 281-A shall be exempt from RSA 91-A. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the department of labor or the compensation appeals board from releasing information on a person's claim or claims to the person, the person's legal representative, attorney, health care providers, employer, the employer's workers' compensation insurer, the attorneys for the employer or employer's insurer, or state and federal agencies with relevant jurisdiction. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, information relating to a person's claim or claims may be released to other parties only with the prior written permission of the claimant.\n141:94 Department of Labor; Reports. Amend RSA 273:10 to read as follows:\n273:10 Reports. [ He ] The labor commissioner shall transmit to the legislature a report upon these matters when [ he ] the labor commissioner shall deem the occasion of sufficient importance, with such recommendations as [ he ] the labor commissioner shall think advisable. [ He ] The labor commissioner shall biennially make a report of the proceedings of the department of labor to the governor and council, containing the transactions of the office and such other matters and recommendations as [ he ] the labor commissioner shall deem proper.\n141:95 Workers Compensation; Hearings and Awards. Amend RSA 281-A:43, I(a) to read as follows:\nI.(a) In a controversy as to the responsibility of an employer or the employer's insurance carrier for the payment of compensation and other benefits under this chapter, any party at interest may petition the commissioner in writing for a hearing and award. The petition shall be sent to the commissioner at the department's offices in Concord and shall set forth the reasons for requesting the hearing and the questions in dispute which the applicant expects to be resolved. The commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall schedule a hearing, either in Concord or at a location nearest the employee as determined by the commissioner, by fixing its time and place and giving notice at least 14 days prior to the date for which it is scheduled. The hearing date shall be set for a time not to exceed 6 weeks from the date the petition was received. In those instances where an expedited hearing is requested, the petition for hearing shall set forth the facts in sufficient detail to support the request for an expedited hearing. The commissioner, or his or her authorized agent shall, in his or her discretion, determine whether the need exists for an expedited hearing. Any requests for an expedited hearing shall be periodically reviewed by the commissioner to determine whether such requests are given proper attention. The commissioner shall also identify any overutilization by the requesting parties and responses given to such requests by the commissioner. An annual report of the expedited requests, responses, the number of continuances, the reasons for such continuances, the number of requests for hearing, and the time within which the hearings were held shall be made annually to the advisory council established in RSA 281-A:62. The notice may be given in hand, via first class mail, or, [ upon consent of the parties, ] by electronic transmission to any party with that party's consent . Continuances of any hearing are discouraged; however, should a continuance be necessary, the parties requesting such continuance shall file with the department a written petition for such continuance at least 7 days prior to the hearing. Failure to file such a petition shall bar any right to a continuance. Thereafter, a continuance may only be granted upon the commissioner's finding that a compelling need exists so as to require a continuance. At such hearing, it shall be incumbent upon all parties to present all available evidence and the person conducting the hearing shall give full consideration to all evidence presented. In addition, the person conducting the hearing shall freely and comprehensively examine all witnesses to determine the merits of the matter. Also, the person conducting the hearing may recess the hearing to a date certain and direct the parties, or either of them, to provide such further information that may be necessary to decide the matter. No later than 30 days after the hearing, the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative shall render a decision and shall forthwith notify the parties of it. When appropriate, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, may render a decision at the hearing. Unless excused for good cause shown, or a party has not received notice, failure of any or all parties at interest to appear at a duly scheduled hearing or to petition for a continuance shall bar such parties from any further action concerning an adverse decision, a decision by default, or a dismissal of a petition for hearing and award. The commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall serve notice of a pending default, default decision, or dismissal of a petition for hearing and award on the defaulting party via certified mail, return receipt requested. Upon receipt of undeliverable certified mail, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall stay the proceedings for up to one year from the date of the receipt of undeliverable certified mail during which time the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall make all reasonable attempts to provide notice to the defaulting party. If notice cannot be provided within one year, the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall render a decision in favor of the non-defaulting party.\n141:96 Elevator and Accessibility Lifts; Inspection Report and Certificates; Fee; Penalty. Amend RSA 157-B:5, I to read as follows:\nI. Subsequent to the inspection of an elevator or accessibility lift, an inspector shall file with the commissioner an inspection report on a form prescribed by the commissioner indicating whether or not the elevator or accessibility lift is certifiable and shall provide a copy of the inspection report to the owner or the owner's designee. When an elevator or accessibility lift passes inspection, the commissioner shall furnish an [ inspection certificate to its owner or the owner's designee on a form prescribed by the commissioner. A fee of $50 shall be charged for each certificate. If the fee is not paid within 30 days of the date on which the certificate is issued, the certificate shall be void. ] invoice for a fee of $75 to the unit owner or designee. Upon receipt of the fee, the commissioner shall issue an inspection certificate to its owner or the owner's designee on a form prescribed by the commissioner, with a separate fee required for each certificate.\n141:97 Labor Commissioner; Civil Penalties. Amend RSA 273:11-a, I to read as follows:\nI. In addition to any criminal penalty provided under this title, the commissioner may, after hearing, impose a civil penalty not to exceed $2,500, unless specifically authorized to do so by another provision of law, as determined by the commissioner, for any violation of the provisions of, or any rule adopted pursuant to, this title, except RSA 273-A, RSA 273-C, and RSA 282-A. All moneys collected under this section shall be deposited into the department of labor restricted fund established in RSA 273:1-b.\n141:98 New Subparagraphs; Labor Commissioner; Civil Penalties. Amend RSA 273:11-a, III by inserting after subparagraph (h) the following new subparagraphs:\n(i) Failure to comply with RSA 281-A regarding the workers compensation law.\n(j) Violations pursuant to RSA 276-A relative to youth labor laws.\n141:99 New Hampshire Retirement System. The funds in accounting unit 1051 shall not lapse until June 30, 2027.\n141:100 Department of Safety; General Fund Lapse to Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services Fund. Unspent general funds appropriated to the fire safety administration accounting unit 66310000 shall lapse to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund established in RSA 21-P:12-d, on June 30, 2026.\n141:101 Effective Date. Section 100 of this act shall take effect on June 30, 2026.\n141:102 Department of Safety; Prohibitions. Amend RSA 263:12, VI to read as follows:\nVI. Manufacture, advertise for sale, sell, or possess any fictitious, facsimile or simulated license to drive a motor vehicle unless specifically authorized by the director .\n141:103 Department of Safety; Provision for Federal Identification Database Prohibited. Amend RSA 260:14-a, VIII to read as follows:\nVIII. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the department may provide driver history records to a federal entity or their authorized agents for uses authorized in RSA 260:14, IV, RSA 260:14, IV-a, and RSA 260:14, V.\n141:104 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Safety. Amend RSA 21-P:15-a to read as follows:\n21-P:15-a Hazardous Materials Incident Response Coordinator. There is created within the department of safety, division of fire safety, the classified[ , full-time ] position of hazardous materials incident response coordinator. [ The position shall be at labor grade 23. ] The coordinator[ shall be appointed by the state fire marshal and ] shall oversee the preparedness of the state's regional hazardous materials response teams as provided in RSA 21-P:12, III. During full-time service as hazardous materials incident response coordinator, the hazardous materials incident response coordinator shall be eligible to be a group II member, if he or she was a group II member or receiving a group II retirement allowance prior to being hired into this position.\n141:105 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services. Amend RSA 153-A:1, I to read as follows:\nI. The general court declares that it is the policy of the state of New Hampshire to save lives and speed the healing of persons in need of medical services by providing an emergency medical and trauma services system that will bring an injured or sick person under the care of properly trained individuals in the shortest practical time, and that will provide safe transportation to the most appropriate treatment center prepared to receive the sick or injured person. It is the policy of the state of New Hampshire to [ insure ] ensure that the sick or injured person is safely transported in properly equipped vehicles which are designed to supply supportive care and which are able to communicate with medical treatment centers. [ The use of properly licensed wheelchair vans for hire is to ensure that patients confined to a wheelchair are transported in equipped vehicles driven by personnel approved by the division. ]\n141:106 Department of Safety; Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services. Amend RSA 21-P:12-b, II(f) to read as follows:\n(f) License emergency medical care providers, emergency medical service units, emergency medical service instructor/coordinators, emergency medical service training agencies, [ emergency medical services dispatchers, ] and emergency medical service vehicles[ , including wheelchair vans for hire ].\n141:107 Repeal. RSA 21-P:12-b, II(d), relative to division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services responsibility for a communications network for EMS units, is repealed.\n141:108 Department of Safety; Chief of Policy and Planning. Amend RSA 21-P:5-b to read as follows:\n21-P:5-b Chief of Policy and Planning. The commissioner of safety shall nominate a chief of policy and planning for appointment by the governor, with the consent of the council. The chief of policy and planning shall serve at the pleasure of the commissioner and shall be qualified to hold that position by reason of education and experience and shall perform such duties as are assigned. Notwithstanding RSA 100-A:3 or any other law to the contrary, membership in the retirement system shall be optional. If the incumbent opts to become a member of the retirement system, the incumbent may enroll as a group II member if he or she was a group II member or was receiving a group II retirement allowance prior to appointment.\n141:109 Repeal. RSA 11:6, RSA 6:12, I(b)(134), RSA 624:16, V, and 1909, 131, relative to the Benjamin Thompson trust fund, are repealed.\n141:110 Budget and Appropriations; Revolving Funds. Amend RSA 9:16-a, II-a(e) to read as follows:\n(e) The following classes shall not lapse in the first year of the operating budget: class 028-transfers to general services, class 040-indirect costs, class 041-audit funds set aside, class 042-additional fringe benefits, class 061-unemployment compensation, class 062-workers compensation, class 064-retiree pension benefit-health insurance, class-210 bond insurance, [ and ] class-211 property casualty insurance , class-043 debt service treasury, and class 044 debt service other agencies .\n141:111 Repeal. RSA 31-A, relative to revenue sharing with cities and towns, is repealed.\n141:112 Repeal. 2023, 79:512 and 2023, 79:513, relative to wastewater state aid grants, are repealed.\n141:113 Record of Wells; Monitoring Wells. Amend RSA 482-B:10, I(c)(1) to read as follows:\n(1) Coordinates provided by global positioning technology in units of decimal degrees [ and decimal minutes ] of latitude and longitude, with at least [ 3 ] 5 decimal places of precision and referenced to the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum or its successor;\n141:114 Repeal. RSA 485-A:4, IX-a, relative to water pollution and waste disposal, is repealed.\n141:115 Repeal. RSA 487:43, relative to aquatic invasive species decal, is repealed.\n141:116 New Paragraph; Acquisition by State of Certain Dams and Water Rights; Acquisition Authorized. Amend RSA 482:48 by inserting after paragraph XI the following new paragraph:\nXII. For a consideration of $1, the department of environmental services may accept an easement from the abutting property owners of all rights necessary for access, and to store equipment during repair, reconstruction, maintaining, and operation of Pequawket Dam in the Town of Conway, Horn Pond Dam in the Town of Wakefield, and Souhegan Site #35 in the Town of New Ipswich for the purpose of repairing and reconstructing these dams. The rights and easements the department is authorized to acquire for the benefit of the state shall be exempt from taxation as long as the easements are held by the state. Except for the $1 consideration, nothing in this paragraph shall mandate or authorize the expenditure of any funds or capital in relation to its provisions.\n141:117 Department of Environmental Services; Commissioner; Assistant Commissioner; Directors; Chief Operations Officer; Compensation. Amend RSA 21-O:2, III(c) to read as follows:\n(c) The commissioner shall, after consulting with the waste management council, nominate for appointment by the governor and council a director of waste management. Each nominee shall hold a baccalaureate or master's degree from a recognized college or university with major study in environmental sciences, chemistry, civil engineering, public health, public administration, or a related field, and have 5 years' experience in a high level supervisory or administrative position in a public or private agency engaged in waste management, environmental health, or a related discipline.\n141:118 Department of Environmental Services; Air Resources Council. Amend RSA 21-O:11, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established an air resources council which shall be composed of 11 members, including one representing the [ steam power ] electric generating industry; one representing the oil industry; one representing the natural gas industry; one representing the renewable energy industry; one representing the manufacturing component of industry; one representing the field of municipal government; and [ 6 ] 5 members appointed at large who shall represent the public interest, one of whom shall be[ a licensed practicing physician or other health care professional possessing expertise in the field of public health and the health-related impacts of air pollution ] in the field of public health , one of whom shall represent the field of recreation, and at least one of whom shall represent environmental interests. The council members who shall represent the public interest may not derive any significant portion of their income from persons subject to permits or enforcement orders, and may not serve as attorney for, act as consultant for, serve as officer or director of, or hold any other official or contractual relationship with any person subject to permits or enforcement orders. All potential conflicts of interest shall be adequately disclosed. The members shall be residents of the state and shall be appointed by the governor with the consent of the executive council. Each member shall serve for a term of 4 years.\n141:119 Department of Environmental Services; Waste Management Council. Amend RSA 21-O:9, I-II to read as follows:\nI. There is established a waste management council consisting of the following, appointed by the governor and council, each of whom shall serve a 4-year term:\n(a) A chairman, representing the public interest;\n(b) Three municipal officials, at least 2 of whom shall be elected officials, representing the public interest[ , nominated by the New Hampshire Municipal Association ];\n(c) An expert in public health, representing the public interest;\n(d) A local conservation commission member, representing the public interest[ , nominated by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions ];\n(e) A professor or assistant professor of environmental science or sanitary engineering, representing the public interest;\n(f) A representative of the private waste management industries;\n(g) A licensed sanitary or environmental engineer from private industry;\n(h) A representative of the municipal public works field;\n(i) A representative of the business or financial communities;\n(j) [Repealed.]\n(k) A representative of communities which recycle or recover solid waste, representing the public interest[ , nominated by the New Hampshire Resources Recovery Association ]; and\n(l) A representative of private industries that generate hazardous waste.\nII. One member of the council shall be elected vice chairman by the members of the council. When the chairman is absent, it shall be the duty of the vice-chairman to assume and administer the duties of the chairman. All members shall be New Hampshire residents. The members representing the public interest shall not have any official or contractual relationship with, or receive any significant portion of their income from, any person subject to division of waste management permits or enforcement orders. Members shall disclose all potential conflicts of interest, and shall not vote on matters in which they have a direct interest. The council may elect other officers.\n141:120 Department of Environmental Services; Water Council. Amend RSA 21-O:7, I(a) to read as follows:\n(a) Thirteen of the members shall be public members appointed by the governor, with the consent of the council, who shall serve for terms of 4 years. Of these members, 2 shall represent the industrial interests of the state; one shall represent the vacation home or private recreational interests of the state; one shall represent the agricultural interests of the state; one shall be an employee of any municipal or privately-owned waterworks in the state; one shall be a representative of the septage hauling industry[ , nominated by the New Hampshire Association of Septage Haulers ]; one shall be a member of a statewide nonprofit conservation or environmental organization; one shall be a treatment plant operator; one shall be a designer or installer of septic systems[ , nominated by the Granite State Designers and Installers Association ]; one shall represent a New Hampshire rivers council [ , nominated by the New Hampshire Rivers Council ], and one shall represent a New Hampshire lakes association [ , nominated by the New Hampshire Lakes Association ]. The 2 remaining members shall be appointed and commissioned respectively as the chairman and vice chairman of the council;\n141:121 Department of Environmental Services; Wetlands Council. Amend RSA 21-O:5-a, I(f) to read as follows:\n(f) Eight members of the public appointed by the governor and council for a term of 3 years or until a successor is chosen. One of these shall be a member of a municipal conservation commission at the time of appointment[ , and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions ]; one shall be a supervisor, associate supervisor, former associate supervisor, or former supervisor, of a conservation district at the time of appointment[ , and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Districts ]; one shall be a municipal official other than a member of the conservation commission at the time of appointment[ , and be nominated by the New Hampshire Municipal Association ]; one shall be a natural resource scientist[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Association of Natural Resource Scientists ]; one shall be a member of the construction industry[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire ]; one shall be a member of the marine industry[ and be one of 3 nominees submitted by the New Hampshire Marine Trades Association ]; one shall have experience in environmental protection and resource management at the time of appointment[ and be one of 4 nominees submitted, 2 each, by the New Hampshire Audubon Society and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests ]; and one shall be a farm or forest landowner[ and be one of 2 nominees submitted, one each, by the New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation and the New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association ]. One member of the council shall be elected annually as chairperson by the members of the council.\n141:122 Water Management and Protection; Water Pollution and Waste Disposal; Sewage Disposal Systems; Fees. Amend RSA 485-A:30 to read as follows:\n485-A:30 Fees.\nI. Any person submitting plans and specifications for a subdivision of land shall pay to the department a fee of [ $300 ] $450 per lot. Said fee shall be for reviewing such plans and specifications and making site inspections. Any person submitting plans and specifications or an application for a permit by rule as provided in RSA 485-A:33, IV for sewage or waste disposal systems shall pay to the department a fee of [ $290 ] $450 for each system. Said fee shall be for reviewing such plans and specifications or application for permit by rule, making site inspections, the administration of sludge and septage management programs, and establishing a system for electronic permitting for waste disposal systems, subdivision plans, and permits and approvals under the department's land regulation authority. The fees required by this paragraph shall be paid at the time said plans and specifications or application for permit by rule are submitted and shall be deposited in the subsurface systems fund established in paragraph I-b. For the purposes of this paragraph, the term \"lot\" shall not include tent sites or travel trailer sites in recreational parks which are operated on a seasonal basis for not more than 9 months per year.\nI-a. In addition to fees required under paragraph I, any person submitting plans and specifications or an application for a permit by rule as provided in RSA 485-A:33, IV for sewage or waste disposal systems shall pay to the department a fee of $10 for each system for use in the septage handling and treatment facilities grant program to municipalities under RSA 486:3, III. The fees required by this paragraph shall be paid at the time said plans and specifications or application for permit by rule are submitted and shall be deposited in the septage management fund established in paragraph I-c.\nI-b. The fees collected under paragraph I shall be deposited in the water resources fund established in RSA 482-A:3, III for the purpose of paying all costs and salaries associated with the subsurface systems program and other land resources management programs.\nI-c. There is hereby established the septage management fund [ into which the fees collected under paragraph I-a shall be deposited ]. The fund shall be a separate, nonlapsing fund, continually appropriated to the department for the purpose of paying costs associated with the septage handling and treatment facilities grant program or for research, engineering analysis, or septage sampling and analysis by the department to advance septage management in the state of New Hampshire.\nII. [Repealed].\nIII. Any person submitting plans and specifications as a resubmission for reapproval of such shall not be required to pay any additional fee under RSA 485-A:30, I [ or I-a ] if changes to such plans and specifications would not constitute a new subdivision under the provisions of RSA 485-A:2, XIII.\n141:123 Repeal. RSA 485-A:30, I-a, relative to fees for plans, specifications, and applications for permits by rule for sewage and waste disposal systems, is repealed.\n141:124 Unfunded Positions; Authorization. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, any executive branch department or agency may fill unfunded positions during the biennium ending June 30, 2027, provided that the total expenditures for such positions shall not exceed the amount appropriated for personnel and benefit services.\n141:125 Highways and Other Public Works; Application for and Administration of Federal Aid. Amend RSA 124:4 to read as follows:\n124:4 Application for and Administration of Federal Aid. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the governor and council are hereby authorized to designate from time to time, as they may deem in the best interest of the state, the proper persons or agencies in the state government to take all necessary action to apply for, receive, and administer any federal benefits, facilities, grants-in-aid, or other federal appropriations or services made available to assist state activities, for which the state is, or may become eligible. All such moneys in excess of [ $50,000 ] $100,000 made available, after designation by the governor and council, may be expended by the proper persons or agencies in the state government only with the prior approval of the joint legislative fiscal committee. In addition to such other instruments, documents, and agreements as may be executed under the authority of this section, such persons or agencies may execute indemnification agreements, with the approval of governor and council, in the name of the state with and for the benefit of the United States whenever such execution is required as a condition of receipt of such federal assistance.\n141:126 Appropriations; Transfers Authorized. Amend RSA 9:16-a, I to read as follows:\nI. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, every department as defined in RSA 9:1 is hereby authorized to transfer funds within and among all accounting units within said department, with the approval of the commissioner of the department of administrative services, provided that any transfer of $100,000 or more shall require prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor and council, and provided that no funds may be transferred in violation of the provisions of RSA 9:17-a, 9:17-b, 9:17-c, or 9:17-d or in violation of any restrictions otherwise provided by law. The restrictions included in RSA 9:17-a, 9:17-b, 9:17-c, or 9:17-d shall not apply if a transfer is necessary to satisfy a federal maintenance of effort requirement to ensure the receipt of federal funds.\n141:127 Bridges House Special Account; Establishing the Bridges House Special Account Fund. Amend RSA 4:9-s to read as follows:\n4:9-s Establishing the Bridges House Special Account Fund. There is hereby established in the state treasury the bridges house special account fund. [ The funds may be comprised of ] The governor is authorized to accept public funds, gifts, grants, donations or any other source of funds, [ and ] which shall be used for the purposes of the care, maintenance, repair of, and additions to, the bridges house, or for any other relevant purpose deemed appropriate by the bridges house advisory board. The fund shall be non-lapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the department of administrative services.\n141:128 Capital Project Overview Committee; Duties. Amend RSA 17-J:4 to read as follows:\n17-J:4 Duties. The capital project overview committee shall review the status of capital [ budget ] projects both during and between legislative sessions. Each state agency with capital [ budget ] projects shall report to the department of administrative services, in the format the department of administrative services prescribes, for the quarters ending September 30, December 31, March 31, and June 30. The department of administrative services shall combine these reports and present the summarized report to the capital project overview committee for review quarterly on the first of November, February, May, and August. The department of administrative services, division of public works design and construction shall, within 90 days of the approval of funding for any capital [ budget ] project, submit a timeline or schedule for such project to the capital project overview committee for review.\n141:129 General Provisions; Divisions of Procurement and Support Services, Public Works Design and Construction, and Plant and Property. Amend RSA 21-I:11, I(a)(6)(A)-(B)(i) to read as follows:\n(A) Be sufficiently high to defray all administrative, warehousing, processing, distribution, and transportation costs incurred by the surplus distribution section and to allow the accumulation of a working capital reserve equal to the cost of [ 6 ] 3 months' operation of the surplus distribution section so that the operation of said section shall result in no expense to the state; and\n(B) Be maintained by the treasurer in one of 2 separate, restricted funds:\n(i) The surplus distribution section administrative assessments fund, into which shall be deposited funds received by the department by virtue of the disposition of surplus property and which shall be continually appropriated and nonlapsing ; and\n141:130 New Subparagraph; General Provisions; Division of Accounting Services. Amend RSA 21-I:8, I by inserting after subparagraph (h) the following new subparagraph:\n(i) After exhausting any relevant appeal process, state agencies may use funds in existing class 60, or other appropriate budget class, to pay any penalties, fines, interest or other costs imposed on the state of New Hampshire by the NH retirement system or by the IRS, relating to employer payments, reporting or audits. The department of administrative services will seek concurrence of the department of justice prior to processing any such payment and will facilitate and charge applicable state agencies as necessary.\n141:131 Games, Amusements, and Athletic Exhibitions; Horse and Dog Racing; Administrative and Rulemaking Provisions. Amend RSA 284:21-i, II(c)(1) to read as follows:\n(1) The price for which tickets for drawings shall be sold; not to exceed [ $30 ] $50 per ticket.\n141:132 Business Profits Tax; Distribution of Funds. Amend RSA 77-A:20-a, I to read as follows:\nI. The commissioner shall determine [ 41 ] 39 percent of the revenue produced by the tax imposed by RSA 77-A:2 for each fiscal year and shall certify such amounts to the state treasurer by October 1 of that year for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39.\n141:133 Business Enterprise Tax; Distribution of Funds. Amend RSA 77-E:14, I to read as follows:\nI. The commissioner shall determine [ 41 ] 39 percent of the revenue produced by the tax imposed by RSA 77-E:2 for each fiscal year and shall certify such amounts to the state treasurer by October 1 of that year for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39.\n141:134 Tobacco Tax; Distribution of Funds. RSA 78:24 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n78:24 Distribution of Funds.\nI. Tax revenue on all tobacco products sold at retail in this state imposed by RSA 78:2 shall be divided with 39 percent of that total revenue deposited in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39 and the remaining revenue deposited in the general fund.\nII. The commissioner shall certify such amount to the state treasurer for deposit in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39. Such estimates shall be certified on June 1, September 1, December 1, and March 1 of each year.\n141:135 Tax on Transfer of Real Property; Distribution of Funds. RSA 78-B:13, I, is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nI. Tax revenue collected by RSA 78-B:1 shall be divided, with 39 percent of that total revenue deposited in the education trust fund established by RSA 198:39 and the remaining revenue deposited in the general fund.\n141:136 Appropriation; Cannon Mountain Tramway. 2023, 79:510 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n79:510 Appropriation; Cannon Mountain Tramway. The sum of $18,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, is hereby appropriated to the department of natural and cultural resources for the maintenance and operation of the tramway at Cannon Mountain. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Any remaining funds hereby appropriated shall lapse to the general fund on June 30, 2025.\n141:137 Effective Date. Section 136 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:138 County Reimbursement of Funds; Limitations on Payments. Amend RSA 167:18-a, II(a) to read as follows:\nII.(a) Notwithstanding subparagraph III(a), due to exigent circumstances, an additional one percent shall be added to the annual increase on the cap on county billings for each year of the biennium ending June 30, 2027, resulting in annual increases of 3 percent for each year of that biennium. The total billings to all counties made pursuant to this section shall not exceed the amounts set forth below for state fiscal years [ 2024-2025 ] 2026-2027 :\n(1) State fiscal year [ 2024 ] 2026 ,[ $131,849,659 ] $135,805,149.\n(2) State fiscal year [ 2025 ], 2027 [ $131,849,659 ]; $139,879,303.\n141:139 New Paragraph; Revenue Stabilization Reserve Account. Amend RSA 9:13-e by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraph:\nVI. Notwithstanding any other provision of RSA 9:13-e, in the event of a general fund operating budget deficit at the close of fiscal year 2025, as determined by the official audit performed pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), the state comptroller shall notify the fiscal committee and the governor of such deficit and request approval to transfer funds from the revenue stabilization reserve account to eliminate such deficit.\n141:140 Department of Energy; Transfer of Funds. The department of energy shall transfer any uncommitted moneys from the renewable energy fund, established in RSA 362-F:10, to the general fund on July 1, 2025.\n141:141 Electric Renewable Portfolio Standard; Renewable Energy Fund. Amend RSA 362-F:10, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established a renewable energy fund. This nonlapsing special fund shall be continually appropriated to the department of energy to be expended in accordance with this section; provided that at the start of the period in which there is no adopted state operating budget, the department of energy shall in a timely manner seek the approval of the fiscal committee of the general court to continue using moneys from the renewable energy fund to support renewable energy rebate and grant programs in order to ensure there are no interruptions to the programs. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited therein as provided by law. Income received on investments made by the state treasurer shall also be credited to the fund. All payments to be made under this section shall be deposited in the fund. Any remaining moneys paid into the fund under paragraph II of this section, excluding class II moneys, shall first be used by the department of energy [ to ] for administrative costs, including the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovations. After funding of the administrative costs, up to $1,000,000 annually shall support thermal and electrical renewable energy initiatives , pursuant to RSA 362-F:10, VIII, and shall not be used to support individual residential solar initiatives. [ and offshore wind initiatives, including the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation ] Any monies remaining shall be transferred to the general fund . Class II moneys shall primarily be used to support solar energy technologies in New Hampshire. All initiatives supported out of these funds shall be subject to audit by the department of energy as deemed necessary. All fund moneys including those from class II may be used to administer this chapter, but all new employee positions shall be approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. No new employees shall be hired by the department of energy due to the inclusion of useful thermal energy in class I production.\n141:142 2027 Prospective Change; Electric Renewable Portfolio Standard; Renewable Energy Fund. RSA 362-F:10, I is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established a renewable energy fund. This nonlapsing special fund shall be continually appropriated to the department of energy to be expended in accordance with this section; provided that at the start of the period in which there is no adopted state operating budget, the department of energy shall in a timely manner seek the approval of the fiscal committee of the general court to continue using moneys from the renewable energy fund to support renewable energy rebate and grant programs in order to ensure there are no interruptions to the programs. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited therein as provided by law. Income received on investments made by the state treasurer shall also be credited to the fund. All payments to be made under this section shall be deposited in the fund. Any remaining moneys paid into the fund under paragraph II of this section, excluding class II moneys, shall be used by the department of energy to support thermal and electrical renewable energy initiatives and offshore wind initiatives, including the office of offshore wind industry development and energy innovation. Class II moneys shall primarily be used to support solar energy technologies in New Hampshire. All initiatives supported out of these funds shall be subject to audit by the department of energy as deemed necessary. All fund moneys including those from class II may be used to administer this chapter, but all new employee positions shall be approved by the fiscal committee of the general court. No new employees shall be hired by the department of energy due to the inclusion of useful thermal energy in class I production.\n141:143 Effective Date. Section 142 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2027.\n141:144 Mechanical Licensing; Inspectors. Amend RSA 153:34, I and II to read as follows:\nI. The [ office of professional licensure and certification ] department of safety with the approval of the [ board and the executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification ] state fire marshal shall have the authority to appoint such inspectors as are necessary to insure compliance throughout the state with practices consistent with the public safety and welfare. Any person so employed shall be under the administration and supervisory direction of the [ office of professional licensure and certification ] department of safety .\nII. An inspector appointed under this subdivision shall have the authority to enter any premises in which a fuel gas fitter or plumber subject to regulation is performing, or has completed, work regulated under this subdivision for the purpose of making such inspection as is necessary to carry out his or her duties under this subdivision. If consent for such inspection is denied or not reasonably obtainable, the state fire marshal [ executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification ], or his or her designee, may obtain an administrative inspection warrant under RSA 595-B.\n141:145 Electricians; Inspectors. Amend RSA 319-C:5, I to read as follows:\nI. The [ office of professional licensure and certification ] state fire marshal shall be empowered to appoint such inspectors as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter and RSA 319-C . Any person so employed shall be under the administration and supervisory direction of the [ office of professional licensure and certification ] state fire marshal .\n141:146 New Paragraph; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Definitions. Amend RSA 313-A:1 by inserting after paragraph XIII the following new paragraph:\nXIII-a. \u201cShop\u201d means barbershop, mobile barbershop, and salon as defined in this section, as well as any other business location for barbering, cosmetology, or esthetics in New Hampshire.\n141:147 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Rulemaking Authority. Amend RSA 313-A:8, VI to read as follows:\nVI. The regulation of tanning facilities including:\n(a) Sanitation and hygiene standards to be met and maintained by tanning facilities;\n(b) Standards for approving the training curricula and programs used for training tanning device operators;\n(c) Registering tanning facilities;\n(d) Standards for the inspection of tanning devices upon application for initial licensure ;\n(e) Standards for the consumer consent form required under RSA 313-A:30, IV.\n141:148 New Paragraph; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Rulemaking Authority. Amend RSA 313-A:8 by inserting after paragraph XIV the following new paragraph:\nXV. Criteria for determining what other one-time certification programs are the equivalent of an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours and is earned in barbering, cosmetology, manicuring, and/or esthetics for the purposes of operating a shop or school under this chapter.\n141:149 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Licensure Required. Amend RSA 313-A:9, II(a) to read as follows:\n(a) Operate a [ barbershop, salon, ] shop or school unless such establishment is at all times under the direct supervision and management of a professional licensed under this chapter.\n141:150 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Barbers. Amend RSA 313-A:10, I(c)(1) to read as follows:\n(1) A minimum of 800 hours of training in a school of barbering approved by the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A; or\n141:151 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Barbers. Amend RSA 313-A:10, III(c)(1) to read as follows:\n(1) A minimum of 1,500 hours of training in a school of master barbering approved by the [ board ] office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A ; or\n141:152 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Manicurists. Amend RSA 313-A:12, I to read as follows:\nI. Have completed a course of at least 300 hours of professional training in manicuring, in a school approved by the [ board ] the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A and passed an examination; or\n141:153 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Qualifications; Estheticians. Amend RSA 313-A:13 to read as follows:\n313-A:13 Qualifications; Estheticians. To be issued an esthetics license by the office of professional licensure and certification, an applicant shall, in addition to satisfying the requirements of RSA 313-A:11, I(a), (b), and (e), have completed a course of at least 600 hours of training in a school approved by the [ board ] the office of professional licensure and certification in accordance with this chapter and criteria established by the board pursuant to RSA 541-A and have passed an examination. An apprenticeship approved by the board may be substituted for the required training. Estheticians who have practiced professionally in this state for a period of at least 3 years prior to July 1, 1989, and who have satisfied the requirements of RSA 313-A:11, I(a), (b), and (e) and the training requirements of this section shall not be required to take the examination provided for in this section to be eligible for licensure under this chapter. Credit towards the hours requirement for esthetician training may be given to a licensed cosmetologist or barber for equivalent training in the cosmetology or barber program in a school approved by the board upon certification of the training by the school. Credit towards the hours requirement for esthetician training may be given to a licensed massage therapist for massage therapy training deemed equivalent by the board. Cosmetologists licensed under this chapter may obtain the training hours in subjects required by the board in increments at separate schools, but must present certifications to the office for all required hours and curriculum subjects.\n141:154 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Shop Licensure. Amend RSA 313-A:19 to read as follows:\n313-A:19 Shop Licensure.\nI. It shall be a misdemeanor for any person, as owner, manager, or agent, to open, establish, conduct, or maintain a [ salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop ] shop without first having obtained a shop license from the board. Application for such shop license shall be made to the [ board ] office of professional licensure and certification in writing and shall state the name and address of the owner of such shop, the shop's address or, in the case of a mobile barbershop, the business mailing address of the owner, and such other information as may be required by the board or office of professional licensure and certification . Licenses under this section shall be conspicuously posted within the licensed establishment.\nII. Any licensed barber, cosmetologist, manicurist, or esthetician shall, upon written application accompanied by the required fees, receive a license to operate a salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop in this state, provided that the salon, barbershop, or mobile barbershop meets all requirements established in the rules of the board , including passing an inspection .\nIII. In the event of a change of location of any licensed shop and upon notice thereof, the [ board ] office of professional licensure and certification shall issue a transfer of licensure of such shop to its new location, provided such new location meets the requirements of this section. The board may [ revoke ] take disciplinary action, in accordance with RSA 310, against any shop license upon a finding that such shop fails to comply with this chapter or the rules adopted by the board , or has committed professional conduct as defined in RSA 310[ ; provided that, before any such certificate shall be revoked, the holder shall have notice thereof and be granted a proper hearing ]. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the board from taking disciplinary action in accordance with RSA 310 against any licensee managing or working at a shop.\nIV. In addition to licenses issued under paragraph II, the board may issue a license to an owner of a salon or barbershop who does not personally engage in cosmetology, barbering, or esthetics, provided the salon or barbershop shall fulfill all requirements [ set forth in the rules of the board ] for licensure and provided further that the owner has paid the required license fee for such salon or barbershop and employs a licensed cosmetologist, barber, manicurist, or esthetician as manager in the salon or barbershop. However, this section shall not authorize such owner to practice cosmetology, barbering, manicuring, or esthetics unless the owner has a cosmetologist, barber, or esthetician license.\nV. Anyone holding a shop license may obtain a one-time Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours, or its equivalent, relative to health, safety, disinfection, and sanitation, in the professional service that is regulated by this chapter and is offered at the shop. The board may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A as to what other one-time certification programs may be considered equivalent to an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours earned in barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, or manicuring.\n141:155 New Section; Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Operating a School. Amend RSA 313-A by inserting after section 19 the following new section:\n313-A:19-a Operating a School.\nI. Applicants for initial licensure as a school shall meet all requirements established in the rules of the board, including passing an inspection.\nII. Anyone holding a school license may obtain a one-time Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours, or its equivalent, relative to health, safety, disinfection, and sanitation in each professional service that is regulated by this chapter and taught at the school. The board may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A as to what other one-time certification programs are the equivalent of an OSHA certificate that meets or exceeds 10 hours earned in barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, or manicuring.\nIII. It shall be the obligation of any individual who opens, establishes, conducts, maintains, or manages a school to ensure it maintains compliance with this chapter and board rules. Failure to maintain compliance shall constitute conduct sufficient to support disciplinary proceedings initiated pursuant to RSA 310. This provision shall not be construed to prevent the board from also taking disciplinary action against any licensee working at such school.\n141:156 Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics; Inspectors. RSA 313-A:21 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n313-A:21 Inspectors.\nI. The executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification or his or her designees shall be authorized to enter and make reasonable examination and inspection of any shop or school during business hours for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the administrative rules of the board and the provisions of this chapter are being observed. The executive director or his or her designees shall file a report with the board of such findings with respect to each inspection made. Any salaries and necessary expenses of employed inspectors shall be charged against the fees and other moneys collected by the board.\nII. Sanitary inspections of all shops and schools shall be made at the time of initial licensure and biannually thereafter, unless a shop or school has obtained an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate or its equivalent pursuant to RSA 313-A:19 or RSA 313-A:19-a. Sanitary inspections may also be made for investigations conducted pursuant to RSA 310:9, regardless of whether a shop or school has obtained a certificate.\n141:157 Repeal. RSA 313-A:24, V, relative to applicants for apprentice certificates providing a social security number, is repealed.\n141:158 Agriculture, Horticulture; and Animal Husbandry; Pesticide Controls; Registration Certificates and Permits. Amend RSA 430:33, I to read as follows:\nI. No person shall engage in the commercial application of pesticides or in the private application of restricted pesticides within this state without possessing a valid certificate of registration issued by the division. An annual application for a certificate of registration with a fee of [ $20 ] $60 shall be collected by the division for each commercial application registration [ or ] and $20 shall be collected by the division for each private applicator registration, except that no fee shall be collected from any nonprofit entity or from any governmental entity. The board shall by rule establish the criteria for eligibility for, and the limits on the use of, certificates of registration for commercial applicator, private applicator, and commercial applicator for hire. Each application for registration shall contain such information regarding the applicant's qualifications and proposed operations and other relevant matters as the division may require. Every person applying for a registration certificate shall be required to demonstrate by examination, or by such other means as the board by rule may establish, his competency and ability to use pesticides in accordance with standards of the board. The division shall require from each applicant proof of financial responsibility in amounts to be determined under rules adopted by the board. Registered applicators shall maintain routine operational records pursuant to the rules of the board, which records shall be open to inspection at reasonable times by the division or its agents. Operational records for the preceding calendar year shall be submitted by an applicant for renewal of a certificate of registration. Upon submission of such records and satisfaction of such other conditions as the board may by rule impose, the division shall renew a certificate of registration.\n141:159 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Application for Registration and Permits. Amend RSA 430:34, III to read as follows:\nIII. Each application for initial examination of a commercial or private applicator shall be accompanied by an examination fee of [ $5 ] $15 for each category or commodity group in which such examination is requested. When an applicator has been examined by the division and found not qualified, the applicant shall be re-examined at a subsequent date in accordance with rules adopted by the board, provided that each application for re-examination shall be accompanied by a re-examination fee of [ $5 ] $15 for each category or commodity group in which re-examination is requested. A separate application and re-examination fee shall be filed by the applicant each time a re-examination is requested.\n141:160 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Pesticide Dealer License. Amend RSA 430:35, II and III to read as follows:\nII. Application for a license shall be accompanied by a [ $20 ] $60 annual license fee. Dealer applications for renewal received beyond the December 31 deadline shall be subject to a $10 late registration fee. Application for a license shall be on a form prescribed by the division and shall include the full name of the person applying for such license. If such applicant is an individual, receiver, trustee, firm, partnership, association or corporation, the full name of each member of the firm or partnership or the names of the officers of the association or corporation shall be given on the application. Such application shall further state the principal business address of the applicant in the state and elsewhere and the name of a person domiciled in this state authorized to receive and accept service of summons of legal notices of all kinds for the applicant, and any other necessary information prescribed by the division; provided that the provisions of this section shall not apply to a pesticide applicator who sells pesticides only as an integral part of his pesticide application service when such pesticides are dispensed only through apparatuses used for such pesticide application; provided, further, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to any federal, state, or county agency which provides pesticides for their own programs.\nIII. Each applicant shall satisfy the division as to his knowledge of the laws and rules governing the use and sale of pesticides and his responsibility in carrying on the business of a pesticide dealer through examination. In addition, each employee or agent of a pesticide dealer who sells or recommends restricted-use pesticides or state restricted-use pesticides shall obtain a pesticide dealer license. Each application for initial examination for a dealer license shall be accompanied by an examination fee of [ $5 ] $15 . When an applicant has been examined by the division and found not qualified, the applicant shall be re-examined at a subsequent date in accordance with rules adopted by the board, provided that each application for re-examination shall be accompanied by a fee of [ $5 ] $15 .\n141:161 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Insect Pests and Plant Diseases; Statement Required. Amend RSA 430:38, III to read as follows:\nIII.(a) The registrant shall pay an annual fee of at least $220 for each pesticide registered as follows:\n(1) A restricted use pesticide.\n(2) A general use pesticide, other than a specialty/household pesticide.\n(3) A specialty/household pesticide.\n(b) The commissioner shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to the amount of the fees charged under subparagraph (a). [ Until such rules are adopted, the fees under subparagraph (a) shall be the same as the fees which were in effect on June 30, 2015. ]\n141:162 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Registration. Amend RSA 431:4, I to read as follows:\nI. Each brand and grade of fertilizer shall be registered in the name of that person whose name appears upon the label before being distributed in this state. The application for registration shall be submitted to the commissioner on a form furnished by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by a fee of [ $75 ] $128 per grade of each brand sold.\n141:163 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Registration. Amend RSA 431:27, I to read as follows:\nI. Each separately identified product shall be registered before being distributed in this state. The application for registration shall be submitted to the commissioner on a form furnished or approved by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by a fee of [ $50 ] $100 per product. The fees collected under this section shall be deposited with the state treasurer into the agricultural products regulatory fund. Upon approval by the commissioner, a copy of the registration shall be furnished to the applicant. All registrations expire on January 1 of the following year.\n141:164 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Horticultural Growing Media; Registration and Inspection Fees; Fund Established. Amend RSA 433-A:6 to read as follows:\n433-A:6 Registration and Inspection Fees; Fund Established. The commissioner shall collect a [ $50 ] $96 annual registration and inspection fee for each product registered. The fees collected under this section shall be deposited with the state treasurer into the agricultural products regulatory fund established in RSA 435:20, IV. Moneys from the fund shall be used to offset costs associated with registration and inspection of horticultural growing media.\n141:165 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Animal Care, Breeding and Feed. Amend RSA 435:20, II and III to read as follows:\nII. No person shall distribute in this state a commercial feed, except a customer-formula feed, which has not been registered pursuant to the provisions of this section. Applications for registration, accompanied by a [ $75 ] $120 per-product registration fee, shall be submitted in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Upon approval by the commissioner, a registration shall be issued to the applicant. All registrations shall expire on December 31 of each year.\nIII. The commissioner may refuse to register any commercial feed not in compliance with the provisions of this subdivision and to cancel any registration subsequently found not to be in compliance with any provision of this subdivision; provided that upon the refusal of registration, the [ $75 ] $120 registration fee shall be returned to the applicant; and provided further that no registration shall be refused or [ cancelled ] canceled unless the applicant or registrant has been given an opportunity to appear at a hearing before the commissioner and to amend his or her application in order to comply with the requirements of this subdivision.\n141:166 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Standards for Farm Products; Official Grades and Standards. Amend RSA 426:1 to read as follows:\n426:1 Official Grades and Standards. The commissioner of agriculture, markets, and food, whenever, in the commissioner's opinion, the public good so requires, may adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, establishing official grades and standards for farm products which are produced within the state for purposes of sale. Fees for maple product permits shall not be less than $33 and other product permits shall not be less than $13.\n141:167 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; Soil and Plant Additives; Inspection Fees and Tonnage Reports. Amend RSA 431:6, I to read as follows:\nI. There shall be paid to the commissioner for all fertilizers distributed in this state to nonregistrants an inspection fee of at least $0.37 on each ton of fertilizer sold with a minimum fee of at least $9 as [ in a manner and at a fee ] prescribed by the commissioner by rules; provided, that sales or exchanges between importers, manufacturers, distributors, or registrants are exempted.\n141:168 Agriculture; Horticulture and Animal Husbandry; New Hampshire Seed Law; Duties and Authority of Commissioner; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 433:7, III(l)-(m) to read as follows:\n(l) Seed labeling license standards and procedures, including, but not limited to, application forms [ and fees ].\n(m) Establish licensing fee of not less than $94 per company.\n[ (m) ] (n) The enforcement of this subdivision.\n141:169 Weights and Measures Fees. Amend RSA 438:10-a to read as follows:\n438:10-a Fees for Licensing Commercial Devices.\nThe following annual device license fees shall be charged for the following categories:\nI. Scales 100 pounds or less, other than precision scales, [ $18 ] $35 each;\nII. Scales over 100 pounds to 2,000 pounds, [ $27 ] $50 each;\nIII. Scales over 2,000 pounds to 5,000 pounds,[ $54 ] $100 each;\nIV. Non-vehicle scales over 5,000 pounds, [ $90 ] $165 each;\nV. Vehicle scales, [ $180 ] $330 each;\nVI. Lift truck/forklifts, on board weighing systems/scales, [ $90 ] $165 each;\nVII. On board weighing systems/scales, refuse or recyclable materials collection trucks, [ $90 ] $165 each;\nVIII. Precision scales, [ $36 ] $65 each;\nIX. Retail motor fuel dispensers, except liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas dispensers,[ $18 ] $35 per meter;\nX. Liquefied petroleum gas retail motor fuel dispensers, [ $54 ] $100 per meter;\nXI. Natural gas retail motor fuel dispensers, [ $54 ] $100 per meter;\nXII. Liquid vehicle tank meters, except liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas meters, [ $54 ] $100 per meter;\nXIII. Liquid bulk storage meters, [ $90 ] $165 per meter;\nXIV. Liquefied gas meters, [ $90 ] $165 per meter;\nXV. Taxi meters, [ $27 ] $50 per meter; and\nXVI. Linear and cordage measures, [ $18 ] $35 per meter.\n141:170 New Section; Weights and Measures; Registered Service Agencies. Amend RSA 438 by inserting after section 438:14-a the following new section:\n438:14-b Registered Service Agencies. Registered service agencies that employ a service technician who is registered with the division of weights and measures to test, adjust, repair, certify, reject, add, remove, or replace a commercial weighing or measuring device, shall pay an annual registration fee of $250, to be collected by the division.\n141:171 Water Management and Protection; Dams, Mills, and Flowage; Annual Registration Fee. Amend RSA 482:8-a to read as follows:\n482:8-a Annual Registration Fee. Annual registration fees for dams shall be payable to the department on January 1 of each calendar year. Yearly dam registration fees shall be based on classification as follows: Low hazard potential = [ $400 ] $800 ; Significant hazard potential = [ $750 ] $1,500 ; High hazard potential = [ $1,500 ] $3,000 . If the hazard classification designated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a dam differs from the classification designated by the department, the annual dam registration fees shall be based on the classification designated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission except that a dam which is classified as a non-menace dam by the department shall be exempt from the annual dam registration fee for as long as the dam is classified by the department as a non-menace dam. Revenues from this annual registration are to be collected by the department and deposited in the dam maintenance fund established in RSA 482:55 to be used for the inspection of dams.\n141:172 Water Management and Protection; Dams, Mills, and Flowage; Preliminary Filing of Information. Amend RSA 482:9, II(a)-(d) to read as follows:\n(a) Non-hazard potential dam [ $2,000 ] $4,000\n(b) Low hazard potential dam [ $3,000 ] $6,000\n(c) Significant hazard potential dam [ $4,000 ] $8,000\n(d) High hazard potential dam [ $4,000 ] $8,000\n141:173 Public Health; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund; Automotive Oil Fee. Amend RSA 147-B:12, I to read as follows:\nI. A fee of [ $.02 ] $0.05 per gallon of automotive oil shall be assessed at the time of import to this state. Persons licensed under RSA 146-A:11-b, II shall be liable for payment of this additional fee which shall be collected and enforced by the department of safety in the manner described in RSA 146-A:11-b. The department of environmental services may waive all or any portion of penalties or interest for good cause. All fee revenues shall be deposited in the hazardous waste cleanup fund in accordance with RSA 147-B:6, I-d.\n141:174 Hazardous Waste Generator Self-Certification. Amend RSA 147-A:5, IV(b) to read as follows:\n(b) Each hazardous waste generator that generates less than 220 pounds/100 kilograms of hazardous waste per month shall pay non-refundable fees at a rate of [ $60 ] $90 per year for the period of [ January 1, 2004 to June 30, 2007 ] July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2025 , and at a rate of [ $90 ] $140 per year beginning July 1, [ 2007 ] 2025 , to cover department expenses for conducting the self-certification program and hiring of program staff. Total fees due for each year shall be submitted with the self-certification declaration form required under subparagraph (a).\n141:175 Public Health; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund; Hazardous Waste Cleanup Fund Fees. Amend RSA 147-B:8, I to read as follows:\nI. Each hazardous waste generator that generates in a 3-month period 660 pounds or more of unrecycled hazardous waste shall pay a quarterly fee of [ $0.06 ] $0.12 per pound or a minimum of $100, to the department.\n141:176 Public Health; Solid Waste Management Fund. RSA 149-R:4-6 are repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n149-R:4 Purpose and Use of the Fund.\nI. The fund shall be used to support the administration and implementation of the department's solid waste technical assistance, planning, regulatory, and permitting activities, including, but not limited to, waste reduction and diversion technical assistance, reducing the expense to municipalities of hazardous waste materials disposal and recycling, long term solid waste management planning, education and outreach efforts, and administration of payments in accordance with paragraphs II and III.\nII. The fund shall be used to provide quarterly payments to New Hampshire municipalities for source reduction and recycling efforts to offset payments made by the municipality associated with the solid waste disposal surcharge established under RSA 149-R:5, based upon the tonnage of solid waste for which the municipality was financially responsible for disposal at a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility. Administration of the payment program shall be in accordance with procedures established by rulemaking under the authority of RSA 149-R:6, IV and V. Such rulemaking shall specifically address the unique circumstances for municipalities that own and operate a facility that is subject to RSA 149-R:5, or that are part of a solid waste district that owns and operates such a facility, to ensure that the costs incurred by those municipalities are offset consistent with this chapter.\nIII. The fund shall be used to provide matching grant funding to New Hampshire political subdivisions, private entities, and businesses for projects that will provide a demonstrated, significant improvement in waste diversion methods and contribute to a reduction of wastes, including hazardous waste materials, requiring disposal, including a regional or municipal materials recovery facility operated by a public or private entity, and other regional recycling efforts.\nIV. The fund may be used to hire consultants or contractors, or to pay other necessary expenses directly associated with approved activities in this chapter.\nV. The department is authorized to solicit funds from any source, including the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other federal agencies, gifts, donations of money, grants, legislative appropriations, or any matching funds and incentives. Notwithstanding RSA 4:8 and RSA 14:30, VI, the commissioner may accept and deposit such funds directly into the solid waste management fund to be used for the purpose described in RSA 149-R:4.\n149-R:5 Solid Waste Disposal Surcharge.\nI. Beginning January 1, 2026, solid waste disposed of at a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility shall be subject to a surcharge at the rate of $3.50 per ton. Notwithstanding RSA 149-M:4, XXII, materials used as cover at landfills shall not be subject to the surcharge.\nII. Such surcharge shall be paid by the customer of a facility that holds a permit issued pursuant to RSA 149-M for a New Hampshire landfill, incinerator, or waste-to-energy facility. This surcharge will be paid by the customer in addition to any other disposal tipping fee collected by the disposal facility, and such disposal facility shall remit the surcharge quarterly to the department on forms and with supporting documentation as provided for in rulemaking conducted pursuant to RSA 149-R:6, I, II, and III.\nIII. The first payment of the surcharge shall be due to the department no later than April 30, 2026, and within 30 days of each quarter's end thereafter.\nIV. The department shall deposit surcharges collected under this section into the fund.\nV. Failure to pay surcharges within 30 days of the date due shall result in the assessment of interest at a rate established by rule pursuant to RSA 149-R:6, VII. The commissioner may waive all or any portion of interest for good cause. The department shall deposit interest collected under this section into the fund.\n149-R:6 Rulemaking. The commissioner shall adopt rules, after public hearing and pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to:\nI. The time, amount, and manner of payment of solid waste disposal surcharges.\nII. Required records to be kept by facility permit holders of the type and quantity of solid waste disposed.\nIII. Certified reports required to be submitted with surcharge payments by facility permit holders.\nIV. The time, amount, and manner of payments to New Hampshire municipalities pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, II.\nV. Certified reports required to be submitted by municipalities requesting payments pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, II.\nVI. Administering matching grants pursuant to RSA 149-R:4, III.\nVII. Establishment of the interest rate applied to late payments pursuant to RSA 149-R:5, V.\n149-R:7 Penalties and Other Enforcement.\nI. Any person who violates any of the provision of this chapter or any rule adopted under this chapter shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed $1,000 for each violation. Each day a surcharge is not paid after it is due in accordance with RSA 149-R:5, III shall be a separate violation.\nII. In addition to an action to recover unpaid surcharges and interest owed, any violation of the provisions of this chapter or of any rule adopted under this chapter, may be enjoined by the superior court upon application of the attorney general.\nIII. The provisions of RSA 7:15-a shall not apply to the collection of unpaid surcharges, and all money collected under this section shall be deposited into the fund.\n149-R:8 Biennial Report. The department shall include in its biennial report required under RSA 149-M:29, II, information relative to the activities and finances of the solid waste management fund.\n141:177 Certified Hazardous Waste Coordinator Program. Amend RSA 147-A:5, III(b) to read as follows:\n(b) Each application for initial or renewal of a hazardous waste coordinators certification shall be accompanied by a non-refundable fee of [ $125 ] $225 per year to cover department expenses for conducting the certification program.\n141:178 Boat Fee Decals. Amend RSA 270-E:5-a, II(a) to read as follows:\n(a) [ $9.50 ] $12.50 for each decal specified in paragraph I. The fees collected under this subparagraph shall be paid into the lake restoration and preservation fund established under RSA 487:25.\n141:179 Per Diem; Public Employee Labor Relations Board. Amend RSA 273-A:2, VII to read as follows:\nVII. The members of the public employee labor relations board shall be paid [ $50 ] $250 a day and their necessary expenses while actually engaged in the performance of their duties.\n141:180 Court Fees and Fines; Equitable Fee Schedule; Credit Card Service Charge. Amend RSA 490:26-a to read as follows:\n490:26-a Court Fees and Fines; Credit Card Payments.\nI. The supreme court shall establish by rule an equitable fee schedule for all courts in the state.\nII.[ (a) Except as provided in subparagraph (b), a $25 surcharge shall be added to each civil filing fee for all courts. This surcharge shall be deposited in the general fund.\n(b) The following shall be exempt from the surcharge under subparagraph (a):\n(1) Actions relating to children under RSA 169-B, RSA 169-C, and RSA 169-D.\n(2) Domestic violence actions under RSA 173-B.\n(3) Small claims actions under RSA 503.\n(4) Landlord/tenant actions under RSA 540, RSA 540-A, RSA 540-B, and RSA 540-C.\n(5) Stalking actions under RSA 633:3-a\nII-a. ] The supreme court may establish by rule an equitable fee of not less than $25 to be added to a fine whenever a court extends the time for the payment of the fine. An equitable fee assessed by a court under this paragraph shall be paid prior to or simultaneously with the payment of the fine.\nIII. (a) All court fees, surcharges, and fines paid into any court may be paid by credit card in lieu of cash payment.\n(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the supreme court may, in establishing a fee schedule, establish a service charge for the acceptance of a credit card, debit card, or such other means of electronic payment.\n141:181 Sununu Youth Services Center; Possession and Relinquishment. Amend 2023, 2:4 to read as follows:\n2:4 Possession and Relinquishment of the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC). As of the date of the opening of the youth development center set forth in section 2 of this act, and notwithstanding RSA 4:40, the department of administrative services shall take possession of the entire property currently housing the SYSC on South River Road in Manchester, New Hampshire. The department shall relinquish the property and any revenues received shall be deposited in the general fund. Until the property is relinquished, the department shall request an appropriation, subject to the approval from the fiscal committee and the governor and executive council, for funds necessary to maintain the property. The governor shall draw a warrant from funds not otherwise appropriated. The department shall consult with the city of Manchester, the New Hampshire department of business and economic affairs, and other organizations, as appropriate, prior to any sale of the property. In relinquishing the property, the return of the property to an entity that will enhance the tax and business tax rolls of the city of Manchester and the state of New Hampshire shall be a high priority. Any relinquishment of the SYSC shall be approved by the governor and council.\n141:182 Youth Detention Center; Construction Funds. Amend 2023, 79:443 to read as follows:\n79:443 Youth Detention Center; Construction Funds. Notwithstanding any other act of the legislature or law to the contrary, any secured treatment facility constructed to replace the current Sununu Youth Services Center shall [ be funded entirely with ] maximize federal discretionary funds appropriated in the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, Public Law 117-2, including any funds which have previously been allocated by the governor but which have not been expended. [ No state general funds shall be appropriated for the purpose of constructing the replacement facility and ] Any funds appropriated to the project shall not be transferred or used for any other purpose. General funds, with prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, or federal discretionary funds which may become available, may be utilized to support activities or infrastructure to integrate facilities or operations between Hampstead Hospital and the replacement facility. The department shall undertake an initiative to consider establishment of a new permanent name for the Youth Development Center.\n141:183 Youth Development Center Settlement Fund; Appropriations. The sum of $20,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, is hereby appropriated to the youth development center settlement fund established in RSA 21-M:11-a, II. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:184 Department of Justice; Approval of Settlement Agreement in Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al.\nPursuant to RSA 14:35-b, the settlement agreement executed by the department of justice in the case of Michael Gilpatrick v. N.H. D.H.H.S, et al. , Docket No. 217-2021-CV-00479, including the payment of $10,000,000 to plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick and all other terms of the settlement agreement dated March 5, 2025, is hereby approved, and the sum of $10,000,000 is hereby appropriated for the purpose of fulfilling the state\u2019s obligations under the settlement agreement. The payment of $10,000,000 to plaintiff Michael Gilpatrick shall be made pursuant to the processes established by the department of justice and department of administrative services pursuant to RSA 99-D:2, RSA 541-B, and the terms of the settlement agreement.\n141:185 The State and Its Government; State Treasurer and State Accounts; Application of Receipts. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b)(103) to read as follows:\n(103) Moneys deposited in the [ state art ] granite patron of the arts fund under RSA 19-A:9.\n141:186 The State and Its Government; Council on the Arts; State Art Fund; Granite Patron of the Arts Fund. RSA 19-A:9 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n19-A:9 Granite Patron of the Arts Fund.\nI. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a fund to be known as the granite patron of the arts fund, which shall be kept separate and distinct from all other funds and shall be continually appropriated to the division of the arts and the New Hampshire council on the arts. Such fund shall be the depository of all gifts, grants, federal funds, or donations made to the division of the arts or the New Hampshire council on the arts pursuant to RSA 19-A and RSA 12-A:2-K, IV. Implementation expenses, the expenses of the division and council, any employees of the division or council, and operations and initiatives of the division and council shall be paid from such fund. Any moneys in such fund shall not lapse into the general fund of the state.\nII. The division and the council are authorized to institute programs to solicit and receive any gifts, grants, donations, or to receive federal matching funds made for the encouragement of the arts and to deposit such gifts, grants, or donations in the New Hampshire council on the arts fund under this section. The division and the council shall acknowledge receipt of any gifts, grants, or donations within 15 days of receipt on a form provided by the commissioner of the department of revenue administration.\n141:187 New Paragraph; Taxation; Business Profits Tax; Credits. Amend RSA 77-A:5 by inserting after paragraph XVI the following new paragraph:\nXVII. There shall be allowed a granite patron of the arts tax credit, according to the following:\n(a) The credit shall be the lesser of 50 percent of donations made to the granite patron of the arts fund or the proportional share of the maximum aggregate credit amount allowed. The department of revenue administration shall oversee and administer the granite patron of the arts tax credit, and may make additional rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, concerning the credit under this paragraph. No carry forward of this credit shall be allowed. The maximum credit allowed for all taxpayers shall be $350,000 per fiscal year.\n(b) Taxpayers shall apply for the tax credit on forms provided by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by information or records required by the commissioner. Such application shall be filed no later than June 30 following the tax year during which the donations occurred.\n(c) A determination of the final amount of the credit awarded by the commissioner to each taxpayer claiming the credit shall be made no later than September 30 of each year.\n141:188 New Section; Business Enterprise Tax; Granite Patron of the Arts Credit. Amend RSA 77-E by inserting after section 3-e the following new section:\n77-E:3-f Granite Patron of the Arts Credit. The unused portion of any granite patron of the arts tax credit awarded by the commissioner under RSA 77-A:5, XVII, shall be available to apply to the business enterprise tax.\n141:189 Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; Division of Parks and Recreation; Bureau of Trails; Grant-in-Aid. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, and notwithstanding any provision of law or administrative rule to the contrary, the limitations on percentages of grant-in-aid administered by the department of natural and cultural resources, division of parks and recreation, bureau of trails, for the development and maintenance of OHRV trails on private, municipal, state, or federal lands shall be as follows:\nI. For the grant period of June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026:\n(a) Eighty percent of the cost of renting equipment required to complete a project.\n(b) Eighty percent of the cost of purchasing trail maintenance equipment.\n(c) Eighty percent of the cost of reconditioning trail grading equipment.\n(d) Eighty percent of the cost of operations for summer trail grading.\nII. For the grant period of June 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027:\n(a) Eighty percent of the cost of renting equipment required to complete a project.\n(b) Eighty percent of the cost of purchasing trail maintenance equipment.\n(c) Eighty percent of the cost of reconditioning trail grading equipment.\n(d) Eighty percent of the cost of operations for summer trail grading.\n141:190 Powers and Duties of the Hampton Beach Commission. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 216-J:3 to read as follows:\nSubject to available funds, the Hampton Beach area commission shall:\n141:191 Hampton Beach Master Plan Fund. Amend RSA 216-J:5 to read as follows:\n216-J:5 Hampton Beach Master Plan Fund. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer a fund to be known as the Hampton Beach master plan fund which shall be kept separate and distinct from all other funds and shall be continually appropriated to the commission. Such fund shall be the depository of all gifts, grants, or donations made to the commission pursuant to RSA 216-J:4. Implementation expenses, the expenses of the commission, its commissioners , [ and ] any employees of the commission , and operations and initiatives of the commission, shall be paid from such fund. Any moneys in such fund shall not lapse into the general fund of the state.\n141:192 Assistant State Treasurers. Amend RSA 6:28 to read as follows:\n6:28 Appointment; Removal. The state treasurer may appoint [ 2 ] assistant state treasurers who shall hold office during good behavior. The governor and council may remove an assistant for cause as they may remove the treasurer.\n141:193 Treasury Department; Transfer of Funds. Notwithstanding any provision of RSA 195-H:12 to the contrary, the state treasury shall transfer any uncommitted moneys from the governor's scholarship fund, established in RSA 195-H:12, to the general fund on July 1, 2025.\n141:194 New Paragraph; Use of Word \"Child\". Amend RSA 21-V:1 by inserting after paragraph III the following new paragraph:\nIII-a. Any use of the word \u201cchild\u201d within the definition of critical incident in this chapter means \u201cchild\u201d as defined by RSA 21-V:1, IV.\n141:195 Child Advocate; Oversight Duties. Amend RSA 21-V:2, II(d)-(e) to read as follows:\n(d) [ Examine ] Prioritize examining , on a system-wide basis, the care and services that agencies provide children, and provide recommendations to improve the quality of those services in order to provide each child the opportunity to live a full and productive life.\n(e) Advise in a non-partisan manner the public, governor, commissioners, speaker of the house of representatives, senate president, and oversight commission about how the state may improve its services to and for children and their families.\n141:196 Child Advocate; Educational Outreach and Advocacy; Partisan Advocacy Prohibited. Amend RSA 21-V:2, VI to read as follows:\nVI. Perform educational outreach and advocacy initiatives in a non-partisan manner, in furtherance of the mission and responsibilities of the office.\n141:197 New Paragraph; Office of Child Advocate; Investigations. Amend RSA 21-V:2 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph:\nIX. The office of the child advocate may conduct investigations at the request of the governor or the oversight commission.\n141:198 Child Advocate; Nominations. Amend RSA 21-V:3, II to read as follows:\nII. The child advocate shall be [ appointed ] nominated by the governor and approved by the executive council[ , upon the recommendation of the oversight commission ].\n141:199 Child Advocate; Assistant Child Advocate. Amend RSA 21-V:3, IV to read as follows\nIV. Upon any vacancy in the position of the child advocate, and until such time as a candidate has been appointed by the governor and council, [ the associate ] an assistant child advocate shall serve as the acting child advocate and be entitled to the compensation, privileges, and powers of the child advocate.\n141:200 Child Advocate; Travel Expenditures. Amend RSA 21-V:3, VII to read as follows:\nVII. The child advocate [ shall appoint an associate child advocate, and ] may, subject to appropriation, appoint such other personnel as the child advocate deems necessary for the efficient management of the office. The duties of these personnel shall be performed under and by the advice and direction of the child advocate. Out-of-state travel expenditures, except travel ensuring children are receiving appropriate services to meet their needs, shall be subject to approval by the joint legislative fiscal committee.\n141:201 Office of the Child Advocate; Funding Authorization. The office of child advocate may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee, that the governor and council authorize additional funding for staffing costs. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:202 Magistrates; Permitted to Continue Duties. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, any magistrate appointed to that position before January 31, 2025, pursuant to RSA 491-B:1 as that law existed on January 31, 2025, may continue to exercise the duties of the magistrate, as provided by RSA 491-B:2 as that law existed on January 31, 2025, except no magistrate shall conduct bail hearings or make bail determinations. Any magistrate so appointed may continue to exercise those duties until the end of any term commenced before January 31, 2025, or the end of their employment with the judicial branch, whichever is earlier, but in no event later than January 1, 2030.\n141:203 Effective Date. Section 202 of this act shall take effect September 21, 2025, at 12:01 a.m.\n141:204 New Chapter; Office of State and Public Sector Labor Relations. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 273-D the following new chapter:\nCHAPTER 273-E\nOFFICE OF STATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR LABOR RELATIONS\n273-E:1 Definitions.\nIn this chapter:\nI. \"Office\" means the office of state and public sector labor relations created by RSA 273-E:2.\nII. \"Public employee labor relations board\" means the board created by RSA 273-A:2.\nIII. \"Personnel appeals board\" means the board created by RSA 273-D:1, I.\nIV. \"Right-to-know ombudsman\" means the position created by RSA 91-A:7-a.\n273-E:2 The Office.\nI. There is hereby created an office of state and public sector labor relations consisting of the public employee labor relations board, the personnel appeals board, and the right-to-know ombudsman. The purpose of the office is to consolidate the physical location of the public employee labor relations board, the personnel appeals board, and the right-to-know ombudsman and to have the public employee labor relations board provide administrative support to the personnel appeals board and the right-to-know ombudsman.\nII. The public employee labor relations board shall be responsible for the operations of the office and shall provide the personnel appeals board and the right-to-know ombudsman with use of its hearing room for the conduct of official business. The public employee labor relations board shall also provide administrative support and workspace to the personnel appeals board and the right-to-know ombudsman to the extent of their respective budgets, the public employee labor relation board's available staff, and its other resources.\nIII. The public employee labor relations board, the right-to-know ombudsman, and the personnel appeals board shall have separate budgets organized under category 2 \"Administration of Justice and Public PRTN\" and department \"Office of State and Public Sector Labor Relations.\"\nIV. The public employee labor relations board shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 273-A. The New Hampshire administrative rules Pub 100-300 shall remain in full force and effect.\nV. The personnel appeals board shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 273-D. The New Hampshire administrative rules Per 100-200 shall remain in full force and effect.\nVI. The right-to-know ombudsman shall continue to independently exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon it pursuant to RSA 91-A:7-a. The New Hampshire administrative rules Rko 100-300 shall remain in full force and effect.\n141:205 Definitions; Public Employee Labor Relations; Per Diem. Amend RSA 273-A:2, VII to read as follows:\nVII. The members of the public employee labor relations board shall be paid [ $50 ] $250 a day and their necessary expenses while actually engaged in the performance of their duties.\n141:206 Office of Right-to-Know Ombudsman. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 91-A:7-a to read as follows:\nThere is hereby established the office of the right-to-know ombudsman to be administratively attached to the [ department of state under RSA 21-G:10 ] office of state and public sector labor relations under RSA 273-E . The right-to-know ombudsman shall be paid a stipend of $200 in each biweekly state payroll cycle for such work performed outside of scheduled sessions. The right-to-know ombudsman shall also be paid $400 for each day devoted to the work of the office and shall be reimbursed for travel, professional development, and other business-related expenses. The right-to-know ombudsman shall be paid $50 per hour for time spent on the drafting of final decisions. The ombudsman shall be appointed by the governor and council and shall have the following minimum qualifications:\n141:207 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. 2022, 250:5, relative to the right-to-know ombudsman.\nII. 2022, 250:6, relative to repealing certain provisions relative to the right-to-know ombudsman.\nIII. 2022, 250:7, relative to the effective date of the repeal of certain provisions of the right-to-know ombudsman.\n141:208 Effective Date. Section 207 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:209 Town Property; Authority of Select Board. Amend RSA 41:11-a to read as follows:\n41:11-a Town Property.\nI. The [ selectmen ] select board shall have authority to manage all real property owned by the town and to regulate its use, unless such management and regulation is delegated to other public officers by vote of the town, or is governed by other statutes, including but not limited to RSA 31:112, RSA 35-B, RSA 36-A:4, and RSA 202-A:6.\nII. The authority under paragraph I shall include the power to rent or lease such property during periods not needed for public use, provided, however, that any rental or lease agreement for a period of more than one year shall not be valid unless ratified by vote of the town.\nIII. Notwithstanding paragraph II, the legislative body may vote to [ authorize the board of selectmen ] grant the select board the authority to rent or lease any municipal property for a term of up to 5 years [ without further vote or ratification of the town ]. Once adopted, this authority shall remain in effect until specifically rescinded by the legislative body at any duly warned meeting, [ provided that the term of any lease entered into prior to the rescission shall remain in effect ] however, such rescission shall not terminate any existing leases .\nIV. The governing body may choose to send to the planning board a list of real property owned by the town and managed by the select board that is in their judgment appropriate for development for residential use. No property acquired under tax deed pursuant to RSA 80 shall be added to this list.\n141:210 New Paragraph; Duties of the Planning Board. Amend RSA 674:1 by inserting after paragraph VI the following new paragraph:\nVII. The planning board may vote to designate any property recommended to it as appropriate for development as a residential use by the select board pursuant to RSA 41:11-a, IV, as appropriate for development for residential use and forward a description of said property to the office of planning and development pursuant to RSA 12-O:55, VIII.\n141:211 New Paragraph; Data and Information Services; Descriptions of Property to be Compiled. Amend RSA 12-O:55 by inserting after paragraph VII the following new paragraph:\nVIII. Pursuant to RSA 674:1, VII, compile descriptions of municipally and county-owned property determined to be appropriate for residential development by the select board as a residential use into a publicly available list of properties available for grant or loan funding pursuant to RSA 12-O:72-a.\n141:212 New Section; Partners in Housing Program. Amend RSA 12-O by inserting after section 72 the following new section:\n12-O:72-a Partners in Housing Program. The department shall establish a program, known as the partners in housing program, for the purpose of building workforce housing. Properties identified on the list created pursuant to RSA 674:1, VII shall be given priority for program funding. Available funding may be made by the department to housing developers to whom a municipality or county, pursuant to RSA 28:8-c, transfers ownership of the municipally or county-owned property for the purpose of residential development where at least 20 percent of the housing units to be developed will be affordable for a period of at least 20 years. The department shall adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A to implement the provisions of this section no later than December 1, 2026.\n141:213 New Paragraphs; Power to Review Site Plans. Amend RSA 674:43 by inserting after paragraph V the following new paragraphs:\nVI. If the planning board has submitted a property description to the office of planning and development, then the local governing body may further vote to authorize that properties in the municipality on the list generated pursuant to RSA 12-O:55, VIII qualify for expedited review and approval pursuant to RSA 676:4, III.\nVII. If the local legislative body of a municipality has by ordinance or resolution authorized minor site plan review pursuant to RSA 674:43, III, then all solely residential development projects proposing to construct workforce housing, as defined in RSA 674:58, IV, that are included on the list generated pursuant to RSA 12-0:55, VIII, may also qualify for expedited review and approval pursuant to RSA 676:4, III.\nVIII. The local legislative body of a municipality may by ordinance or resolution adopt pattern zoning regulations to accelerate the construction of infill housing in neighborhoods. To meet the definition of infill housing, projects must be new residential development constructed on vacant lots interspersed among lots with existing, non-vacant development. Pattern zoning provides permit-ready designs with appropriate zoning and regulations to speed the process of building high quality infill housing that is compatible with existing homes in the neighborhood.\n141:214 Housing Champion Designation and Grant Program Fund; Compilation of Property. Amend RSA 12-O:74 to read as follows:\n12-O:74 New Hampshire Housing Champion Designation and Grant Program Fund. There is hereby established in the state treasury the New Hampshire housing champion designation and grant program fund, for the purpose of funding the grant programs established in RSA 12-O:72 and[ , ] RSA 12-O:73 , and the compilation of municipally and county-owned property determined to be appropriate for residential development pursuant to RSA 12-O:72-a and 674:1, VII . The fund shall be non-lapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the department.\n141:215 Effective Date. Sections 209 through 214 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:216 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Appointment of Counsel. Amend RSA 604-A:2, I to read as follows:\nI. In every criminal case in which the defendant is charged with a felony or a class A misdemeanor and appears without counsel, the court before which he or she appears shall advise the defendant that he or she has a right to be represented by counsel and that counsel will be appointed to represent him or her if he or she is financially unable to obtain counsel. Unless the defendant waives the appointment of counsel, if the defendant indicates to the court that he or she is financially unable to obtain counsel, the court shall instruct the defendant to complete a financial statement under oath [ in such form as designated by the unit of cost containment ]. If after review of the financial statement under oath [ and application of the rules established pursuant to RSA 604-A:10, IV ] the court is satisfied that the defendant is financially unable to obtain counsel, the court shall appoint counsel to represent him or her; provided, however, that in any case in which the defendant is charged with a capital offense, the court may appoint 2 counsel to represent him or her. Whenever defendants have such conflicting interests that they cannot be properly represented by the same counsel, or when other good cause is shown, the court shall appoint separate counsel for each of them. In a post-conviction proceeding in which a defendant seeks to attack the validity of an underlying conviction, the court shall appoint counsel or approve a request for services other than counsel when the interests of justice or judicial economy require.\n141:217 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Determining Financial Ability. Amend RSA 604-A:2-c to read as follows:\n604-A:2-c Determination of Financial Ability. The determination of a defendant's financial ability to obtain counsel shall be made by comparing the defendant's assets and incomes with the minimum cost of obtaining qualified private counsel. The defendant's assets shall include all real and personal property owned in any manner by the defendant, excluding only those assets which are exempt from attachment and execution under RSA 511:2. The defendant's income shall include all income, whether earned or not, from any source, unless exempt from attachment under any state or federal law, and shall be reduced only by the amount of expenses which are reasonably necessary for the maintenance of the defendant and his dependents. In determining a defendant's financial ability to obtain counsel, the court shall consider [ the rules adopted by the commissioner under RSA 604-A:10, IV, shall contain a method for considering ] the defendant's ability to borrow some or all of the necessary funds. [ The rules shall also consider the possibility of the defendant paying his counsel fees in periodic installments. ]\n141:218 Adequate Representation for Indigent Defendants in Criminal Cases; Repayment. RSA 604-A:9 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n604-A:9 Repayment. As of the effective date of this section, all collections efforts under this section or former versions of this chapter shall be terminated. Any person subject to a court order for reimbursement may petition the court to vacate the reimbursement order.\n141:219 Parental Rights and Responsibilities; Repayment. Amend RSA 461-A:18 to read as follows:\n461-A:18 Repayment.\n[ I. ] In any case where a guardian ad litem has been appointed pursuant to RSA 461-A:16 and the responsible party's proportional share of the expense was ordered to be paid by the judicial council from the prior special fund established pursuant to RSA 461-A:17, which resulted in a court order for reimbursement, said order may be vacated upon petition to the court. [ the party shall be ordered by the court to repay the state through the unit of cost containment, office of administrative services, the fees and expenses paid on the party's behalf as the court may order consistent with the party's ability to pay, such ability to be determined by the unit of cost containment.\nII. The court's order of appointment of a guardian ad litem under the provisions of paragraph I shall indicate the initial proportional share or shares of fees and expenses and shall contain an order that the party or parties communicate with the unit of cost containment so that it may determine the obligor's ability to reimburse the state and establish the terms and conditions of reimbursement. A copy of each order shall be sent to the unit of cost containment, office of the commissioner of administrative services, at the time it is made.\nIII. Any party subject to an order under this section may petition the court having jurisdiction over the case for relief of the obligation imposed by this section, which shall be granted only upon a finding that the party is unable to comply with the terms of the court's order or any modification of the order by the court or the terms of reimbursement established by the unit of cost containment. In any such appeal the burden of persuasion shall be upon the party to show why the determinations of the unit of cost containment should not be enforced.\nIV. Any party subject to orders for repayment shall be required to notify the clerk of the court and the unit of cost containment of each change of mailing address and actual street address. Whenever notice to the party is required, notice to the last known mailing address on file shall be deemed notice to and binding on the party. ]\n141:220 Termination of Parental Rights; Fees and Court Costs. Amend RSA 170-C:13, III to read as follows:\nIII. When appointment of counsel is made by the court pursuant to RSA 170-C:10 for a parent determined to be financially unable to employ counsel, the court shall [ use a financial eligibility guideline established by the office of cost containment to ] determine if the party is indigent. Upon determination that the party is indigent, the court may appoint counsel[ , subject to an order of repayment through the office of cost containment ]. The judicial council shall bear the financial responsibility for the payment of costs for attorneys appointed pursuant to RSA 170-C:10 [ in accordance with the financial eligibility guideline established by the office of cost containment ]. The cost of such appointment, including counsel and investigative, expert, or other services and expenses necessary to provide adequate representation, shall be paid from funds appropriated for indigent defense pursuant to RSA 604-A. Counsel shall petition the court for investigative, expert, or other services necessary to provide adequate representation. If the court finds that such services are necessary and that the parent is financially unable to obtain them, the court shall authorize counsel to obtain the necessary services on behalf of the parent. Services authorized under this section shall not include the payment of expenses that are the responsibility of any other agency pursuant to RSA 169-C or this chapter.\nIV. Any person subject to a court order for reimbursement pursuant to this section may petition the court to vacate such order.\n141:221 Directive; Department of Administrative Services. Upon the effective date of this act, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall immediately cease all active collection efforts related to any money owed under RSA 604-A:9. The commissioner shall wind down all aspects of the program within a reasonable timeframe, and once the program is ended, the commissioner shall have all records related to payment of money owed under RSA 604-A:9 destroyed.\n141:222 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. RSA 21-I:4, IV, relative to the office of cost containment.\nII. RSA 21-I:7-b, relative to the unit of cost containment.\nIII. RSA 604-A:2-a, relative to additional inquiry regarding appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants.\nIV. RSA 604-A:2-d, relative to partial liability regarding appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants.\nV. RSA 604-A:2-f, IV, relative to appointment of counsel for nonpayment or nonperformance.\nVI. RSA 604-A:10, IV, relative to rulemaking authority by the commissioner of administrative services adopting rules governing determinations of eligibility for payment of indigent defense expenditures, determinations of repayment schedules, and financial and credit investigations.\nVII. RSA 604-A:2, III, relative to commissioner decision on eligibility for counsel.\n141:223 Education; Adequate Education; Education Trust Fund; Annual Adjustment. Amend RSA 198:40-d to read as follows:\n198:40-d Annual Adjustment. Beginning July 1, [ 2024 ] 2026, and every year thereafter, the department of education shall adjust the following with an increase of 2 percent annually , rounded up to the nearest whole dollar :\nI. Per pupil costs in RSA 198:40-a, II; and\nII. [ Extraordinary need grant \"grant floor,\" \"grant ceiling,\" \"factor,\" and \"max grant\" as defined in RSA 198:40-f, II, (a)-(d); and\nIII. ] Chartered public school additional grants under RSA 194-B:11, I(b)(1)(A) and (B).\n141:224 Education; Adequate Education; Education Trust Fund; Extraordinary Need Grants. RSA 198:40-f is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nI. In addition to aid for the cost of the opportunity for an adequate education provided under RSA 198:40-a, each year the commissioner shall calculate an extraordinary need grant for schools and provide that amount of aid to a municipality's school districts as follows:\n(a) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-priced meal of $1,697,933 or less shall receive $11,730 per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal in the municipality's ADMR.\n(b) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal between $1,697,934 and $7,003,972 shall receive a grant equal to $0.00221069 for each dollar of difference between its equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal and $7,003,972 for each pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal in the municipality's ADMR.\n(c) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil eligible to receive a free or reduced-price meal of $7,003,973 or more shall not receive an extraordinary need grant.\nII. In this section:\n(a) \u201cGrant floor\u201d means $1,697,933 in equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil.\n(b) \u201cGrant ceiling\u201d means $7,003,973 in equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil.\n(c) \u201cFactor\u201d means $0.00221069 for each dollar difference between equalized valuation per free or reduced-price meal pupil.\n(d) \u201cMaximum grant\u201d means $11,730 per free or reduced-price meal pupil.\nIII. The extraordinary needs grants shall be calculated using the formula described in paragraph I, however, beginning July 1, 2027, and every year thereafter, the grant floor, grant ceiling, and maximum grant shall be increased by 2 percent. The factor shall be readjusted by taking the newly adjusted maximum grant and dividing by the difference between the grant floor and grant ceiling.\n141:225 New Section; Education; Adequate Education; Education Trust Fund; Fiscal Capacity Disparity Aid. Amend RSA 198 by inserting after section 40-f the following new section:\n198:40-g Fiscal Capacity Disparity Aid.\nI. In addition to aid for the cost of the opportunity for an adequate education provided under RSA 198:40-a, each year the commissioner shall calculate a fiscal capacity disparity aid grant for schools and provide that amount of aid to a municipality's school districts as follows:\n(a) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil of $1,000,000 or less shall receive $1,250 per pupil eligible in the municipality's ADMR.\n(b) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil between $1,000,001 and $1,599,999 shall receive a grant equal to $0.00208333 for each dollar of difference between its equalized valuation per pupil and $1,599,999, for each pupil the municipality's ADMR.\n(c) A municipality with an equalized valuation per pupil of $1,600,000 or more shall not receive a fiscal capacity disparity aid grant.\nII. In this section:\n(a) \u201cGrant floor\u201d means $1,000,000 in equalized valuation per pupil.\n(b) \u201cGrant ceiling\u201d means $1,600,000 in equalized valuation per pupil.\n(c) \u201cFactor\u201d means $0.00208333 for each dollar difference between equalized valuation per pupil.\n(d) \u201cMaximum grant\u201d means $1,250 per pupil.\nIII. The fiscal capacity disparity aid grants shall be calculated using the formula described in paragraph I, however, beginning July 1, 2027, and every year thereafter, the grant floor, grant ceiling, and maximum grant shall be increased by 2 percent. The factor shall be readjusted by taking the newly adjusted maximum grant and dividing by the difference between the grant floor and grant ceiling.\n141:226 Education; Adequate Education; Education Trust Fund; Determination of Education Grants. Amend RSA 198:41, I(a)-(c) to read as follows:\n(a) Add the per pupil cost of providing the opportunity for an adequate education for which each pupil is eligible pursuant to RSA 198:40-a, I-III, and from such amount;\n(b) Subtract the amount of the education tax warrant to be issued by the commissioner of revenue administration for such municipality reported pursuant to RSA 76:8 for the next tax year; [ and ]\n(c) Add the municipality's extraordinary need grant pursuant to RSA 198:40-f[ . ] ;\n(d) Add the municipality\u2019s fiscal capacity disparity aid grant pursuant to RSA 198:40-g; and\n(e) For municipalities with a total ADMR of 5,000 or more, subtract the amount necessary to limit the total additional targeted aid to $3,750 per pupil in the municipality\u2019s ADMR. For the purpose of this paragraph, additional targeted aid shall be the sum of a municipality\u2019s extraordinary needs grant and fiscal capacity disparity aid grant.\n141:227 Effective Date. Sections 223-226 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2026.\n141:228 Instruction in National and State History, Government, and Civics. Amend RSA 189:11, II to read as follows:\nII. (a) As a component of instruction under this section, a locally developed competency assessment of United States government and civics that includes, but is not limited to, the nature, purpose, structure, function, and history of the United States government, the rights and responsibilities of citizens, and noteworthy government and civic leaders, shall be administered to students as part of the required high school course in history and government of the United States and New Hampshire.\n(b) To be eligible for a graduation certificate, a student in a public, chartered public, non-public school, or a privately incorporated school that serves as a public school in the state, shall attain a locally sanctioned passing grade on the competency assessment, and [ a grade of ] shall score 70 percent or better on the 128 question civics (history and government) naturalization examination developed by the 2020 United States Citizen and Immigration Services. Public and chartered public schools shall use the assessment provided by the department of education.\n(c) [ Schools are required to ] The department of education shall provide accommodations and may modify the naturalization examination for a child with a disability in accordance with the child's individualized education program.\n(d) Annually, the department shall publish a report of the state and district results of the civics assessment.\n(e) [ By June 30 of each year, each school district, chartered public or ] Non-public schools [ school, or a privately incorporated school that serves as a public school in the state, ] shall submit the results of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) test to the department of education.\n141:229 Appropriations; Department of Education; Computer Science Professional Development. Amend 2023, 79:81, I-III to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, for the purpose of encouraging New Hampshire certified educators to pursue eligible industry recognized credentials in the field of computer science. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, 2025 . The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\nII. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $2,741,871 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, for the purpose of encouraging individuals holding an eligible industry recognized credentials to teach computer science or related courses of study in New Hampshire approved education programs. This appropriation shall not lapse until June 30, 2025 . The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\nIII. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $455,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, for the purpose of implementing the experiential robotics platform in all New Hampshire classrooms for grades 6-12 including, but not limited to the purchase of robotics kits from First New Hampshire Robotics, Experiential Robotics Platform, career and technical education of community college fabrication sites, and professional development delivery and support. The sum appropriated shall not lapse until June 30, 2025 . The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:230 Effective Date. Section 229 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:231 Motor Vehicles; Administration of Motor Vehicle Laws; Identification Cards. Amend RSA 260:21, V(a) to read as follows:\nV.(a) The fee for such card shall be [ $10 ] $20 and is not refundable, except that no fee shall be charged to any person who, for reason of health or age, turns in his or her driver's license before the expiration date of such license. For purposes of this section, reasons of age shall be deemed to apply only to those persons over age 65. A person who requires a photo identification card only for voter identification purposes may obtain a voucher in the form provided for in subparagraph (b) from his or her town or city clerk or the secretary of state exempting the voter from the identification card fee. Upon presentation of the voucher to the division, the actual costs of issuing the card shall be paid by the secretary of state from the election fund established under RSA 5:6-d. An identification card paid for by the secretary of state shall be valid for voter identification purposes only, and the card, which shall be known as a voter identification card, shall be marked \"for voter identification only.\"\n141:232 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees. Amend RSA 261:20, I(a)-(i) to read as follows:\n(a) For filing an application for a first certificate of title, with or without a lienholder named, [ $25 ] $35 ;\n(b) For a certificate of title after a transfer, with or without a lienholder named, [ $25 ] $35 ;\n(c) For a duplicate certificate of title, [ $25 ] $35 ;\n(d) For an ordinary certificate of title issued upon surrender of a distinctive certificate, [ $20 ] $40 ;\n(e) For filing a notice of security interest, $20;\n(f) For a certificate of search of the records of the division, for each name or identification number searched against, $20;\n(g) For filing an assignment of security interest, $2;\n(h) For issuing a distinctive New Hampshire number in place of a vehicle identification number, [ $30 ] $40 ;\n(i) For issuing a salvage vehicle decal pursuant to RSA 261:22, IV, [ $50 ] $60 .\n141:233 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Twenty-Day Registration. Amend RSA 261:57, I to read as follows:\nI. Any resident of this state who intends to purchase a vehicle in another state or from another person or who is unable to register a vehicle because of limited hours of operation of the town clerk in the town where the person resides may apply to the division or its substation or authorized agent nearest his or her residence for a registration to drive said vehicle on the ways of the state in an unregistered condition. Said resident shall appear in person at the division or substation to obtain such registration and shall sign under penalty of perjury a statement that the vehicle meets all New Hampshire inspection requirements, and in the case of a person seeking an extension of his or her registration, that he or she was unable to register the vehicle because of the limited hours of the town clerk, before said registration may be issued. Said registration shall be valid for 20 days from the time it is issued. Application blanks and permits in the form prescribed by the director shall be designed, printed, and supplied to the substations by the division. The fee for the issuance of a registration shall be [ $10 ] $20 . It shall be unlawful for any person to drive a vehicle on the ways of the state under a registration issued pursuant to this section unless said person has in his or her possession a valid bill of sale for the vehicle he or she is driving, or in the case of a person whose registration is extended, a copy of the form indicating he or she was unable to register because of the limited hours of the town clerk. No person shall make application for a 20-day registration on the same vehicle more than once within a 12-month period. Only 3 20-day registrations shall be issued on the same vehicle within a 12-month period.\n141:234 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, III to read as follows:\nIII. Prorated fees:\n(a) For agricultural vehicles-[ $3.60 ] $12 .\n(b) For each agricultural tractor-$[ 1.80 ] $12 .\n(c) For air compressors-[ $6 ] $11 .\n(d) For cement mixers-[ $6 ] $11 .\n(e) For saw rigs or log splitters-[ $6 ] $11 .\n(If the equipment cited in RSA 261:141, III(c)-(e), is towed exclusively within the limits of a single city or town, the state registration fee shall not be collected.)\n(f) For antique motorcycles-[ $2.40 ] $12 .\n(g) For all motor vehicles other than those in RSA 261:141, I:\n0-3000 lbs. [ $31.20 ($2.60 per month) ] $42 ($3.50 per month)\n3001-5000 lbs. [ $43.20 ($3.60 per month) ] $48 ($4 per month)\n5001-8000 lbs. [ $55.20 ($4.60 per month) ] $66 ($5.50 per month)\n8001-73,280 lbs. [ $ .96 ] $1.06 per hundred lbs. gross weight.\n(h) Truck-tractors to be used in conjunction with a semi-trailer, gross weight shall include the weight of such tractors, the weight of the heaviest semi-trailer to be used therewith, and the weight of the maximum load to be carried thereby: up to 73,280 pounds [ $.96 ] $1.06 per 100 pounds gross weight, over 73,280 pounds-[ $1.44 ] $1.58 shall be charged for each 100 pounds gross weight or portion thereof in excess of 73,280 pounds.\n(i) Each additional semi-trailer used in conjunction with such truck-tractor [ $24.00 ] $26.40\n(j) For semi-trailers or automobile utility trailers (the weight of the trailer shall include the maximum load to be carried thereby):\n0-1000 lbs. [ $ 3.00 ] $3.30\n1001-1500 lbs. [ 6.00 ] $6.60\n1501-3000 lbs. [ 12.00 ] $13.20\n3001-5000 lbs. [ 24.00 ] $26.40\n5001-8000 lbs. [ 36.00 ] $39.60\n8001-up [ .60 ] $0.66 per hundred lbs. gross weight.\n(k) For each semi-trailer not registered in connection with a truck-tractor, the gross weight shall include the weight of such trailer and the weight of the maximum load to be carried thereby. The registration fee shall be [ $.60 ] $0.66 per hundred lbs. gross weight and such trailer shall not be registered for less than 10,000 lbs.\n(l) For equipment mounted on trucks of which the equipment is an integral part of the unit and the truck is not capable of carrying freight or merchandise, the registration fee shall be 1/3 of the regular fee charged as determined by the corresponding weight chart specified in subparagraph (i).\n(m) For each farm truck or combination of motor type tractor and semi-trailer used only for transportation of agricultural products produced on and meant to be used in connection with the operation of a farm or farms owned, operated, or occupied by the registrant, for the first 16,000 pounds-[ $24 ] $36 , for any additional weight above 16,000 pounds-[ $.74 ] $1.44 per hundred weight.\n(n) For each additional or extra semi-trailer used in connection with a motor type tractor registered for farm purposes-[ $24 ] $36 . (In the event that a farm truck registered under the [ $24 ] $36 fee as provided in this subparagraph and thereafter registered for general use during the same registration year, such fee shall be applied toward the fee for such general registration.)\n(o) For each motorcycle-[ $15 ] $30 .\n(p) For each moped-[ $3 ] $14 .\n(q) For each motor vehicle used exclusively as a school bus or owned by a religious organization or a non-profit organization used exclusively as a bus for the transportation of its members in connection with functions of the organization for which no fee is charged-$24. (These provisions shall not apply to municipally owned vehicles nor to vehicles of public utilities or common carriers.)\n(r) For antique motor vehicles other than antique motorcycles-[ $6 ] $16 .\n(s) For each road oiler or bituminous distributor-$72.\n(t) For plates issued to motor vehicle repairer-$24 for the first set of plates, [ $9 ] $18 for each additional set of plates.\n(u)(1) For each vehicle, owned by or under control of a manufacturer, wholesaler, or dealer-[ $200 ] $400 for the first plate.\n(2) For every additional plate-[ $12 ] $24 .\n(v) For motor vehicles owned by or under control of automotive recycling dealer licensee-[ $30 ] $60 up to first 7,000 lbs., over 7,000 lbs.-[ $.74 ] $1.44 per 100 lbs. gross weight.\n(w)(1) For motorcycles owned or under the control of a manufacturer or dealer in motorcycles-[ $12 ] $24 for the first plate.\n(2) For every additional plate-[ $3 ] $6 .\n(x)(1) For mopeds owned or under the control of a manufacturer or dealer in mopeds-[ $12 ] $24 for the first plate.\n(2) For every additional plate-[ $3 ] $6 .\n(y) For each transporter-[ $36 ] $72 . Additional sets of number plates at [ $18 ] $36 per set.\n(z) For each utility dealer registration-[ $36 ] $72 . Additional number plates at [ $9 ] $18 per plate.\n(aa) For ski area vehicles-$6.\n(bb) For construction equipment as defined by RSA 259:42-the exclusive fee charged by the state shall be [ $25 ] $40 .\n(cc) For each vanity number plate set-[ $40 ] $60 .\n(dd) For agricultural/industrial utility vehicles the registration fee shall be 1/3 of the registration fee determined by the corresponding weight chart specified in subparagraph (g).\n141:235 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, VII(f) to read as follows:\n(f) For the replacement of lost or illegible validation sticker-[ $1 ] $5 .\n141:236 Motor Vehicles; Certificates of Title and Registration of Vehicles; Fees to be Collected. Amend RSA 261:141, IX to read as follows:\nIX. For every certified copy of and duplicate of a certificate of registration-[ $15 ] $20 .\n141:237 Motor Vehicles; Drivers' Licenses; Driver's License Fees. Amend RSA 263:42, II-IV-a to read as follows:\nII. For every certified copy of a registration, license, or driving record, [ $15 ] $20 , except that the commissioner shall waive the fee for local, state, and federal law enforcement and criminal justice agencies requesting such information for investigative purposes and may, for good cause, waive the fee in cases involving other government agencies or the public defender if the commissioner determines that such a waiver is in the public interest.\nIII. No fee shall be charged for a driver's license issued to a disabled veteran who because of being an amputee or a paraplegic has received a motor vehicle from the United States government. The provisions of this paragraph shall apply to a veteran who, because of a disability incurred in, or aggravated by such service, and upon satisfactory proof that the veteran is evaluated by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to be permanently and totally disabled from such service-connected disability.\nIV. A duplicate copy of a photographic license or a new license with a different classification because of a commercial driver license disqualification may be issued for a fee of [ $10 ] $20 . For the purpose of this chapter, the term \"duplicate copy\" shall mean an additional license containing an indicator that the license is a duplicate. A new photograph need not be taken.\nIV-a. For a new driver's license because of a change of address, [ $3 ] $10 .\n141:238 Vanity Number Plates; Fees. Amend RSA 261:89 to read as follows:\n261:89 Vanity Number Plates. The director is hereby authorized to design and to issue, under such rules as the director deems appropriate, vanity number plates to be used on motor vehicles in lieu of other number plates. Such number plates shall be of such design and shall bear such letters or letters and numbers as the director shall prescribe, but there shall be no duplication of identification. Such number plates or a changeable designation of the effective period thereof, as the director shall determine, shall be issued only upon application therefor and upon payment of a special vanity plate service fee of [ $40 ] $60 , said special fee to be in addition to the regular motor vehicle registration fee and any other number plate manufacturing fee otherwise required by law for the particular vehicle. Plates shall be renewed on an annual basis for [ $40 ] $60 per set. All special fees collected under this section shall be paid to the state treasurer and distributed as provided by RSA 263:52. Upon rejection of an application for vanity number plates, the director shall refund or credit the collected special vanity plate service fee. The director shall recall any vanity number plates that have been issued which do not conform to applicable law and rules, regardless of when the plates were issued. Any person whose application for vanity number plates has been rejected or whose vanity number plates have been recalled shall be issued a number plate of the same classification as the plate that had been requested or recalled. The prorated by month portion of the special vanity plate service fee shall be refunded or credited to the person whose vanity number plates have been recalled.\n141:239 Vanity Plates; Fee Collection. Amend RSA 261:141, VII(d) to read as follows:\n(d) For vanity plate service fee-[ $40 ] $60 .\n141:240 Driver Training Fund; Application of Vanity Plate Fee. Amend RSA 263:52, II to read as follows:\nII. The [ $40 ] $60 vanity plate service fee and the fee for renewal of vanity number plates shall automatically be credited to the driver training fund until all fees in such fund equal the amount of money estimated by the general court as available for expenditure for course materials, licensing of schools, and certification services in connection with driver training from that fund for that fiscal year. Once the driver training course materials, licensing of schools, and certification services have been funded in accordance with the legislative estimates for the current fiscal year, the next 1.5 million dollars shall be transferred to the department of safety as restricted revenue, thereafter the balance of all such fees shall be transferred to the general fund and shall be available as unrestricted revenue.\n141:241 Effective Date. Sections 231 through 240 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026.\n141:242 Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State. Amend RSA 263:35 to read as follows:\n263:35 Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State.\nI.(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 261:44 or any other law to the contrary, any nonresident driver of a motor vehicle who holds a valid driver's license in another jurisdiction, upon the establishment of a bona fide residency in this state, shall have a maximum of 60 days from the date his or her residency was established to obtain a driver's license issued by the state of New Hampshire; provided that H-2A temporary agricultural workers satisfying the requirements under RSA 263:35-a shall have a maximum of 300 days.\n(b) An individual subject to subparagraph (a), who ceases to be a resident of this state within 60 days of establishing a bona fide residency and has not yet obtained a driver's license issued by the state of New Hampshire, shall notify the director of their departure from the state.\n(c) A resident subject to subparagraph (a), whose out-of-state driver's license expires or is relinquished after becoming a resident of this state shall notify the director.\nII. The director shall notify any individual in violation of paragraph I who is more than 30 days past a deadline provided in this section. The notification shall be sent to the in-state address and out-of-state address, if available. The director shall begin sending such notifications within one year of the effective date of this section.\nIII. The director, for good cause shown, may grant an extension of a deadline in this section to any individual.\n141:243 New Subparagraph; Centralized Voter Registration Database; Information Sharing. Amend RSA 654:45, IV(b) to read as follows:\n(b) Voter database record data shall be verified by matching the records with those of the department of safety and the federal Social Security Administration as are required by law, and with the records of the state agency or division charged with maintaining vital records. For this purpose, the voter registration record database may be linked to the state agency or division charged with maintaining vital records and the department of safety, provided that no linked agency or division may save or retain voter information or use it for purposes other than verifying the accuracy of the information contained in the voter database. The link authorized by this subparagraph shall not allow the department of state or election officials direct access to the motor vehicle registration or driver's license records maintained by the division of motor vehicles ; provided that such link shall authorize the department of state to identify voter records with out-of-state driver\u2019s license information where the record cannot be matched to an in-state driver\u2019s license obtained within the deadline provided in RSA 263:35. The secretary of state shall authorize the release of information from the voter database necessary for the department of safety to notify an individual pursuant to RSA 263:35, II . The commissioner of safety may authorize the release of information from motor vehicle registration and driver's license records to the extent that the information is necessary to department of state and department of safety cooperation in a joint notification to individuals of apparent discrepancies in their records and to the extent that the information is necessary to resolve those discrepancies. The commissioner of safety and the secretary of state are authorized to enter into an agreement that establishes the services to be provided by the department of safety and the cost for those services. The department of safety shall not be required to provide any services under this subparagraph unless an agreement is in place and there are sufficient funds in the election fund to pay the cost for the services. The system shall facilitate the identification and correction of voter registration records whenever a registered voter has died or has been disenfranchised pursuant to part I, article 11 of the New Hampshire constitution or RSA 654:5 through RSA 654:6, or when the domicile address does not match the address provided by the same individual to the department of safety.\n141:244 Motor Vehicle Air Pollution Abatement Fund; Definitions. Amend RSA 125-S:2 to read as follows:\n125-S:2 Definitions. In this chapter:\nI. \"Department\" means the department of environmental services.\nII. [ \"Motor vehicle inspection fee\" means the fee collected by the department of safety pursuant to RSA 266:2.\nIII. ] \"Mobile source\" means, for the purposes of this chapter, any motor vehicle registered for on-road use by the department of safety, division of motor vehicles.\n141:245 Inspection; Power Unit and Trailer. Amend RSA 266:18-d, III to read as follows:\nIII. Vehicles so certified include the power unit and trailer. The vehicle shall be certified upon submission to the department of documentation satisfactory to the department from the manufacturer attesting that the vehicle is capable of safely carrying the additional weight. Such attestation shall be required upon the first application for certification and a new attestation shall be required at any time when the configuration of the vehicle relative to power unit, axles, springs, or other safety items that could affect the vehicle's ability to qualify for an excess weight certification is altered. Such attestation shall designate the maximum safe gross weight for the vehicles as determined by the components and the summation of the manufacturer's axle design limits for each axle of the vehicle [ The power unit and trailer shall be required at all times to have a current inspection sticker or decal from an official inspection station ].\n141:246 Inspection; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 266:18-d, VI to read as follows:\nVI. The commissioner or his designee may revoke or suspend any additional\nregistration granted pursuant to paragraph V of any vehicle or vehicles which are being driven in violation of the limits established by RSA 266:18-b or any other provision of law as evidenced by a record of such violations. The commissioner shall adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A pertaining to the procedures for such revocation or suspension and the application[ , ] and certification[ , and inspection ] process for additional truck weights, as well as procedures to become certified as a vehicle inspector for additional weights.\n141:247 Inspection; Motorcycle Noise. Amend RSA 266:59-a to read as follows:\n266:59-a Motorcycle Noise Levels.\nI. No person shall operate in this state any motorcycle which produces a sound level in excess of the following decibels, when measured in accordance with the provisions of the SAE International Recommended Practice SAE J2825, \"Measurement of Exhaust Sound Pressure Levels of Stationary On-Highway Motorcycles\":\n(a) For all motorcycles, 92 decibels while the engine is operating at idle speed; or\n(b) For motorcycles with less than 3 or more than 4 cylinders, 96 decibels while the engine is operating at 2,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less; or\n(c) For 3 and 4 cylinder motorcycles, 100 decibels while the engine is operating at 5,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less.\n[ II. No person shall pass for the purposes of the inspection required by RSA 266:1 any motorcycle which produces a sound level in excess of the following decibels, when measured in accordance with the provisions of the SAE International Recommended Practice SAE J2825, \"Measurement of Exhaust Sound Pressure Levels of Stationary On-Highway Motorcycles\":\n(a) For all motorcycles, 92 decibels while the engine is operating at idle speed; or\n(b) For motorcycles with less than 3 or more than 4 cylinders, 96 decibels while the engine is operating at 2,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less; or\n(c) For 3 and 4 cylinder motorcycles, 100 decibels while the engine is operating at 5,000 revolutions per minute or 75 percent of maximum engine speed, whichever is less.\nIII. ] II. Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a violation and shall be fined not less than $100 nor more than $300.\n141:248 Inspection; Odometers. Amend RSA 266:60 to read as follows:\n266:60 Standards for Odometers. No passenger motor vehicle designated as a 1972 or later model which is manufactured after January 1, 1972, shall be registered in this state unless it is equipped with a tamper-resistant odometer designed with the intent to reduce the likelihood of unlawful tampering with the mileage reading thereon. The director may adopt rules pursuant to RSA 260:5 establishing standards for such devices, which standards shall be consistent with provisions of federal law, if any, relating thereto. The director shall not require, as a condition precedent to the initial sale of a vehicle, [ the inspection, ] certification or other approval of such odometer if such device or equipment has been certified by the manufacturer as complying with federal or state law or rule.\n141:249 Street Rod Equipment; Inspection. Amend RSA 266:13, I to read as follows:\nI. A vehicle registered as a street rod shall be equipped as prescribed by RSA 266 [ and state of New Hampshire official inspection station rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A, ] as [ they ] it may be applicable to vehicles whose model year is prior to the year 1949.\n141:250 Custom Vehicles; Inspection. Amend RSA 266:115, I to read as follows:\nI. A vehicle registered as a custom vehicle shall be equipped as prescribed by RSA 266 [ and state of New Hampshire official inspection station rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A ], as [ they ] it may be applicable to such vehicles.\n141:251 Sale of Unsafe Used Motor Vehicles; Inspection. Amend RSA 358-F:2 to read as follows:\n358-F:2 Inspection. Before selling to any customer any used motor vehicle which is believed by the customer to be unsafe for operation upon the highways pursuant to [ RSA 266:8 ] RSA 266 , the dealer shall, upon the request of the customer, conduct or have conducted a safety inspection of such vehicle. If the vehicle is found to be unsafe for operation, the dealer may sell the vehicle to the customer without correcting the defects, but only if the dealer presents to the customer at the time of sale a notice which states: This motor vehicle [ will not pass a New Hampshire inspection and ] is unsafe for operation upon the highways pursuant to RSA 266 . The following defects must be corrected [ before an inspection sticker will be issued ]. The dealer shall list all [ inspection ] defects under this statement and specify the date on which the inspection was conducted and the person who performed the inspection. The dealer may make a reasonable charge for conducting the inspection.\n141:252 Sale of Unsafe Used Motor Vehicles; Remedy. Amend RSA 358-F:4 to read as follows:\n358-F:4 Remedy. A failure of any dealer to comply with the provisions of this section, or a concealment by any dealer of any defect which was discovered, or should have been discovered, during the inspection [ required by ] requested under RSA 358-F:2 is an unfair or deceptive act or practice within the meaning of RSA 358-A:2. Any right or remedy set forth in RSA 358-A may be used to enforce the provisions of this chapter.\n141:253 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. RSA 125-S:4, relative to the motor vehicle air pollution abatement fund.\nII. RSA 260:6-a, relative to administrative review of sanctions against inspection stations.\nIII. RSA 260:6-b, relative to point system for automobile dealer and inspection station violations.\nIV. RSA 266:1, relative to inspection authorized.\nV. RSA 266:1-a, relative to state police duties relative to vehicle inspection.\nVI. RSA 266:1-b, relative to inspection of trailers.\nVII. RSA 266:2, relative to fees.\nVIII. RSA 266:3, relative to inspection of spare tires.\nIX. RSA 266:3-a, relative to rust.\nX. RSA 266:4, relative to repair of defective equipment.\nXI. RSA 266:5, relative to penalties for failing to obey inspection requirements.\nXII. RSA 266:6, relative to driving of uninspected vehicles.\nXIII. RSA 266:8, relative to sales of unsafe vehicles.\nXIV. RSA 266:59-b, relative to emission control equipment.\nXV. RSA 266:78-o, relative to emergency and warning lights; duties of official inspection stations.\n141:254 Directive; Department of Environmental Services. The department of environmental services shall submit an amendment to the state implementation plan to alter the emissions testing program consistent with the provisions of sections 244 through 255 of this act to the United States Environmental Protection Agency for approval as soon as practicable, but no later than 180 days from the effective date of this section.\n141:255 Contingency. Section 244 and paragraphs I and XIV of section 253 of this act shall take effect September 30, 2026, or the date when the commissioner of the department of environmental services certifies to the director of the office of legislative services that the United States Environmental Protection Agency has approved amendments to the state implementation plan as they relate to emissions testing under the state's vehicle inspection program, whichever is earlier.\n141:256 Effective Date.\nI. Section 254 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\nII. Section 244 and paragraphs I and XIV of section 253 of this act shall take effect as provided in section 255 of this act.\nIII. Sections 245-252, paragraphs II-XIII of section 253, and paragraph XV of section 253 of this act, shall take effect January 31, 2026.\n141:257 Statement of Findings. The general court hereby finds that:\nI. New Hampshire is facing serious gaps in maternal health and wellness and continues to face threats to the fragile maternal health ecosystem.\nII. The New Hampshire maternal mortality committee determined that 76.1 percent of New Hampshire pregnancy-related deaths were preventable.\nIII. Nationwide, data show that 53 percent of pregnancy-related deaths occurred between one day to one year after pregnancy.\nIV. New Hampshire has a high prevalence of depression, anxiety, and behavioral health conditions, including substance overdose, a leading cause of maternal mortality.\nV. The majority of maternal deaths as the result of an overdose have connections to prior mental health conditions.\nVI. Seventy-eight percent of New Hampshire moms worked during pregnancy, and 62 percent of New Hampshire moms plan to return or return to the workforce after giving birth.\n141:258 New Section; Maternal Mental Health Screening. Amend RSA 126-A by inserting after section 101 the following new section:\n126-A:101-a Maternal Mental Health Screening.\nI. The department of health and human services shall cover maternal depression screenings at well-child visits under the state Medicaid program. The department shall recommend that health care providers screen mothers for maternal depression at all well-child visits.\nII. The department is authorized to use the following Medicaid coverage categories to reimburse depression screening:\n(a) Early and periodic screening, diagnostic, and treatment services.\n(b) As an assessment under the mother\u2019s Medicaid identification number.\n(c) As a risk assessment under the infant\u2019s Medicaid identification number.\nIII. As used in this section, \u201cmaternal depression screening\u201d means screening tools for maternal mental health that are consistent with current standard of care and under the supervision of a certified health care provider.\n141:259 New Section; Maternal Depression Screening Coverage. Amend RSA 417-D by inserting after section 2-c the following new section:\n417-D:2-d Maternal Depression Screening Coverage.\nI. Each health carrier that issues or renews any group policy, plan, or contract of accident or health insurance providing benefits for medical or hospital expenses, shall provide to certificate holders of such insurance coverage for maternal depression screening.\nII. Covered benefits shall include:\n(a) Periodic prenatal and postpartum depression screening of the pregnant and postpartum patient under the patient\u2019s plan.\n(b) Periodic maternal depression screening for the mother of a child at the child\u2019s one month, 2 month, 4 month, and 6 month well-child visits under the child\u2019s plan.\n(c) Instruction to the mother on the results of screening and referral to mental health and/or community based resources.\nIII. In this section:\n(a) \u201cMaternal depression screening\u201d means any and all screening tools for maternal mental health that is consistent with current standard of care and under the supervision of a certified health care provider.\n(b) \u201cPregnant or postpartum patient\u201d is defined as an individual who:\n(1) Is pregnant or within 12 months of giving birth; or\n(2) Has lost a pregnancy or relinquished an infant for adoption within the previous 12 months.\nIV. This section shall not apply to plans available through the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP).\n141:260 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services; Perinatal Psychiatric Provider Consult Line. The sum of $275,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2028 is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services to support the establishment of a perinatal psychiatric provider consult line. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:261 Appropriation: Department of Health and Human Services; Reduction of Barriers for Independent Birth Centers; Agency Study and Report. The sum of $30,000 for fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services to utilize existing contracts to additionally examine barriers to the sustainability of independent birth centers in New Hampshire and identify ways to reduce burdens and encourage their sustainability. The department shall report its findings and recommendations, including any necessary legislation and rulemaking changes, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, the governor, the house clerk, and the senate clerk on or before June 30, 2026.\n141:262 New Sections; Women's Health Care. Amend RSA 417-D by inserting after section 2-d the following new sections:\n417-D:2-e Coverage of Perinatal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment.\nI. Any group health plan or health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage, that provides benefits with respect to mental health and substance use disorders treatment furnished to a perinatal individual enrolled under such plan or coverage, may choose to waive copayment for such services.\nII. For a health care contract that meets the definition of a \"high deductible plan\" set forth in 26 U.S.C. section 223(c)(2), this requirement shall apply only after the enrollee has satisfied the minimum deductible under section 223 for the year, except with respect to items or services that are preventive care pursuant to section 223(c)(2)(C) of the federal Internal Revenue Code, in which case paragraph I shall apply regardless of whether the minimum deductible under section 223 has been satisfied.\nIII. In this section:\n(a) \u201cPerinatal individual\u201d shall refer to an individual who:\n(1) Is pregnant or is within 12 months of giving birth;\n(2) Is a biological parent or an adoptive or foster parent who is within 12 months from assuming custodial care of a child; or\n(3) Has lost a pregnancy or relinquished an infant for adoption within the previous 12 months.\n(b) \u201cSubstance use treatment\u201d and \"substance use disorder services\" mean health care services that are provided to a covered person as treatment for an addictive substance-related condition, not including treatment for any condition related to tobacco use.\n417-D:2-f Coverage of Perinatal Home Visiting Services.\nI. Each health carrier that issues or renews any group policy, plan, or contract of accident or health insurance providing benefits for medical or hospital expenses, shall provide certificate holders of such insurance coverage for home visiting services for pregnant and postpartum women who do not otherwise qualify.\nII. Covered benefits shall include:\n(a) Home visiting services for pregnant and postpartum women up to 12 months post birth of a child provided by a qualified health professional with maternal and pediatric health training.\n(b) Instruction, resource referral, and materials necessary to home visiting care.\nIII. In this section, \u201chome visiting services\u201d includes evidence-based, voluntary home, or community-based services for mothers and caregivers with newborns aimed at improving maternal and child health, including but limited to:\n(a) Screenings for unmet health needs;\n(b) Maternal and infant nutritional needs;\n(c) Emotional health supports, including postpartum depression supports; and\n(d) Resource and referral.\n141:263 New Section; Expand Employee Protection to Attend Pregnancy Appointments to Postpartum and Fertility Appointments. Amend RSA 275 by inserting after section 37-e the following new section:\n275:37-f Leave of Absence to Attend Medical Appointments for Childbirth, Postpartum Care, and Infant Pediatric Medical Appointments.\nNo employer with 20 employees or more, shall deny an employee leave from work up to a total of 25 hours to attend the employee\u2019s own medical appointments for childbirth, postpartum care, or the employee\u2019s child\u2019s pediatric medical appointments within the first year of the child\u2019s birth or adoption. In the case where both parents of a child are employees of the same employer, the parents collectively may take unpaid leave according to this section, for a total of 25 hours in their child\u2019s first year. An employer is not required to pay an employee for any time taken as leave pursuant to this section. However, an employee shall be permitted to substitute any accrued vacation time or other appropriate paid leave for any leave taken pursuant to this section. When the employee returns from their own or their child\u2019s health appointments, that employee's original job shall be made available to the employee by the employer. An employee who wishes to request leave under this section shall provide reasonable notice to the employer prior to the leave and make a reasonable effort to schedule the leave so as not to unduly disrupt the operations of the employer. An employer may ask for documentation from the employee to ensure the time is being used for its intended purpose.\n141:264 Department of Health and Human Services; Perinatal Peer Support. The department of health and human services shall study how to operationalize a perinatal peer support certification program and determine best practices for perinatal peer support. The department shall provide a report of their findings to the senate president, speaker of the house of representatives, the senate clerk, house clerk, and governor no later than November 1, 2026.\n141:265 Effective Date.\nI. Sections 258, 259, 262, and 263 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026.\nII. Section 260 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2027.\n141:266 Ten-Year Transportation Improvement Program; State and Federal Funding. Amend RSA 228:114 to read as follows:\n228:114 State and Federal Funding.\nI. Any public-private partnership projects utilizing federal or state funding shall be approved as part of the state 10-year transportation improvement program in accordance with RSA 240.\nII. All proceeds or revenues to the state derived from public-private partnerships and intended for payment to the department of transportation shall be credited to the department of transportation, restricted in accordance with the approved public-private partnership agreement, continuously appropriated, and non-lapsing.\n141:267 Fish and Game; Gifts, Donations, and Raffles. Amend RSA 206:33-a to read as follows:\n206:33-a Gifts , [ and ] Donations , and Raffles ; Account Established.\nI. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, individual gifts and donations not exceeding $2,500 in value in a year may be received by the fish and game department with the consent of the commission and without the approval of the governor or the governor and council. Individual gifts and donations exceeding $2,500 in value in a year may be received by the fish and game department with the consent of the commission and with the approval of the governor and council.\nI-a. The fish and game department is authorized to conduct raffles for fundraising purposes. Revenue received shall be credited to the gifts, donations, and raffles account established in RSA 206:33-a, II.\nII. There is established an account within the fish and game fund to be known as the gifts , [ and ] donations , and raffles account. Moneys in the gifts and donations account are nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the fish and game department. All gifts and donations shall be deposited in this account, except gifts and donations made to the department in support of a specific program that has an established dedicated account in title XVIII which shall be deposited into the appropriate dedicated account and expended in accordance with the purpose of the dedicated account.\nIII. This section shall not apply to gifts, grants, bequests, or donations received pursuant to RSA 206:33-c or RSA 212-B:6.\n141:268 Fish and Game; Gifts, Donations, and Raffles. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b)(231) to read as follows:\n(231) Moneys deposited in the fish and game department gifts , [ and ] donations , and raffles account under RSA 206:33-a.\n141:269 Pheasant License Revenues. Amend RSA 206:35-a to read as follows:\n206:35-a Pheasant License Revenues. The state treasurer shall establish a separate account to which shall be credited all moneys collected by the fish and game department from issuance of pheasant licenses under RSA 214:9, X. The moneys in said account shall be used only for purchase or propagation of pheasants, as well as for program management and implementation, and is hereby appropriated for said purposes. Said funds shall be expended for the purposes hereof as determined by the executive director with the approval of the commission. The moneys in said account shall be nonlapsing.\n141:270 Fish Food Sales Revenue Account; Transfer. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any amount remaining in the fish food sales revenue account established under RSA 206:35-c, shall be transferred to the fish and game fund on June 30, 2025.\n141:271 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. RSA 206:35-c, relative to the fish food sales revenue account.\nII. RSA 6:12, I(b)(182), relative to the fish food sales revenue account.\n141:272 Effective Date. Sections 270 and 271 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:273 New Hampshire Retirement System; Membership; Division of Fire Safety. Amend RSA 100-A:3, III-c to read as follows:\nIII-c. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 100-A:1, VIII, any permanent fireman who has been a group II member and who has 10 years' fire service experience, or any person included in the definition of \"fire service personnel\" as defined in RSA 21-P:25, II(c) who has 10 years' fire service experience, who is or becomes the director of the division of fire safety, the director of the division of homeland security and emergency management, the director of the division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services, any fire instructor, supervisor, instructor, or other technical specialist who has hazardous materials, firefighting, or rescue training functions and who has as a job requirement satisfied the fire standards and training commission's entrance and certification requirements for physical condition, education, and training shall be construed to be a permanent fireman for the purposes of membership in group II and shall remain in the system for the duration of service in that capacity with the fire standards and training commission or the division of fire safety .\n141:274 Public School Infrastructure Fund. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 198:15-y, III to read as follows:\nIII. The public school infrastructure commission may authorize the department of education to fund expenditures [ with approval of the fiscal committee of the general court ] for the following purposes:\n141:275 Education; Special Education; Program Approval, Monitoring, and Corrective Action. Amend RSA 186-C:5, IX to read as follows:\nIX. The department, with input from the advisory committee on the education of children/students with disabilities, shall select and contract with an independent, nationally recognized organization in program evaluation and quality assurance to evaluate in 2010, 2015, and decennially thereafter, the effectiveness of the program approval and monitoring system, including whether it is carrying out activities in RSA 186-C:5 in an efficient manner. Such organization shall submit recommendations for any improvements to the commissioner, the state board of education, the governor, and the general court within 90 days of completing the program evaluation. On or before September 1, 2013, the department shall submit a written response to the report submitted by the organization that conducted the 2012 independent evaluation. The written response shall include a detailed plan for how the department will address the areas identified as needing improvement and the recommendations made in the initial evaluation required under this section. The written response shall include specific steps the department plans to take, along with a timeline for each step. The written response shall also provide an explanation for any actions the department will not implement or complete during the plan's timeframe. On or before December 30, 2013, and June 30, 2014, the department shall submit a report of its progress toward completing its plan. The plan and reports shall be submitted to the governor, to the chairpersons of the senate and house committees with jurisdiction over education policy, to the state advisory committee for the education of children with disabilities established in RSA 186-C:3-b, and to the state board of education. For the 2015 evaluation, the department shall invite the same organization that conducted the 2012 evaluation to respond to a request for proposals. The 2015 evaluation shall include feedback on the steps the department has taken in response to the recommendations in the 2012 report. The department shall provide unimpeded access to all documents requested by the organization, except as otherwise required by law. For the 2025 evaluation, the department may utilize the Special Education Dispute Resolution performance audit and the Special Education performance audit from the audit division of the office of legislative budget assistant of the New Hampshire general court to meet this requirement.\n141:276 Education; Special Education; State Aid. Amend RSA 186-C:18, III(a)-(b) to read as follows:\nIII.(a) The [ state board of education through the commissioner, ] department of education[ , ] shall distribute aid available under this paragraph as entitlement to such school districts as have a special education pupil for whose costs they are responsible, for whom the costs of special education in the fiscal year exceed 3 and 1/2 times the [ estimated ] most current state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution. [ If in any year, the amount appropriated for distribution as special education aid in accordance with this section is insufficient therefor, the appropriation shall be prorated proportionally based on entitlement among the districts entitled to a grant. ] If in any year, the amount appropriated for distribution as special education aid in accordance with this section is insufficient therefor, the appropriation shall be prorated proportionally based on entitlement among the districts entitled to a grant, provided that the department of education shall distribute to the school district not less than 80 percent of the district\u2019s entitlement in the fiscal year. [ If there are unexpended funds appropriated under this paragraph at the end of any fiscal year, such funds shall be distributed for court-ordered placements and episodes of treatment under RSA 186-C:19-b. ] The state may designate up to $250,000 of the funds which are appropriated as required by this paragraph, for each fiscal year, to assist those school districts which, under guidelines established by rules of the state board of education, may qualify for emergency assistance to mitigate the impact of special education costs. The state may designate up to an additional $250,000 of the funds which are appropriated under this paragraph for each fiscal year for any community of 1,000 or fewer residents to mitigate the impact of special education costs when emergency assistance is necessary to prevent significant financial harm to such district or community. Upon application to the commissioner of education, and approval by the commissioner, such funds may be accepted and expended by school districts in accordance with this chapter; provided, however, that if a school district has received emergency assistance funds for certain children with disabilities, it shall not receive special education aid for those same children with disabilities. If any of the funds designated for emergency assistance under this paragraph are not used for such emergency assistance purposes, the funds shall be used to assist school districts in meeting special education cost increases in their special education programs as provided by this paragraph.\n(b) The school district shall be liable for 3 and 1/2 times the estimated state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution, plus 20 percent of the additional cost, up to 10 times the estimated state average expenditure per pupil for the school year preceding the year of distribution.\n141:277 Effective Date. Section 276 of this act shall take effect September 1, 2025.\n141:278 Education; Special Education; State Aid. Amend RSA 186-C:18, IV to read as follows:\nIV. [ The state shall appropriate an amount for each fiscal year to assist special education programs that are statewide in their scope, and that meet the standards for such programs established by the state board of education. Funds under this paragraph shall be administered and distributed by the state board of education through the commissioner. ] The amount necessary to fund special education aid under this section is hereby appropriated to the department from the education trust fund created under RSA 198:39. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant from the education trust fund to satisfy the state's obligation under this section. Such warrant for payment shall be issued regardless of the balance of funds available in the education trust fund. If the balance in the education trust fund, after the issuance of any such warrant, is less than zero, the state comptroller shall transfer sufficient funds from the general fund to eliminate such deficit. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall inform the fiscal committee and the governor and council of such balance. This reporting shall not in any way prohibit or delay the distribution of payments.\n141:279 The State and Its Government; State Treasurer and State Accounts; New Hampshire Excellence in Higher Education Endowment Trust Fund Established. Amend RSA 6:38, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established in the office of the treasurer the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund which shall be kept distinct and separate from all other funds. [ Annual ] During the biennium ending June 30, 2027, annual assessments less any annual administrative costs received from the New Hampshire college tuition savings plan established under RSA 195-H , and less $6,000,000 per year of gross proceeds from assessments collected, which shall be allocated to the general fund, shall be credited to the trust fund to provide scholarships for the benefit of residents of the state pursuing programs of study at eligible educational institutions within the state.\n141:280 The State and Its Government; State Treasurer and State Accounts; New Hampshire Excellence in Higher Education Endowment Trust Fund Established. Amend RSA 6:38, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established in the office of the treasurer the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund which shall be kept distinct and separate from all other funds. [ During the biennium ending June 30, 2027, ] Annual assessments less any annual administrative costs received from the New Hampshire college tuition savings plan established under RSA 195-H[ , and less $6,000,000 per year of gross proceeds from assessments collected, which shall be allocated to the general fund, ] shall be credited to the trust fund to provide scholarships for the benefit of residents of the state pursuing programs of study at eligible educational institutions within the state.\n141:281 Effective Date. Section 280 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2027.\n141:282 Agency Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the department of health and human services shall not use general funds to enroll any new participants into the state loan repayment program (SLRP). The department may continue to use general funds to fund existing agreements with existing participants who enrolled in the SLRP prior to this section taking effect.\n141:283 Department of Health and Human Services; Contracts. All department of health and human services contracts or contract amendments shall include a provision requiring the contractor to comply with the patients' bill of rights as applicable pursuant to RSA 151:21.\n141:284 Applicability. Section 283 of this act shall apply to contracts or contract amendments entered into on or after the effective date of that section.\n141:285 Repeal. Section 283 of this act, relative to department of health and human services contracts, is repealed.\n141:286 Effective Date.\nI. Section 285 of this act shall take effect November 30, 2026.\nII. Sections 283 and 284 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.\n141:287 New Subparagraphs; County Reimbursement of Funds; Limitation on Payments. Amend RSA 167:18-a, III(b) by inserting after subparagraph (4) the following new subparagraphs:\n(5) For fiscal year 2026, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021.\n(6) For fiscal year 2027, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021.\n(7) For fiscal year 2028, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021.\n(8) For fiscal year 2029, in addition to the $5,000,000 allocated pursuant to subparagraph III(b)(3), an aggregate credit of $5,625,000 shall be allocated among the counties based upon their relative proportional share of overpayments in fiscal year 2020 and fiscal year 2021.\n141:288 Department of Health and Human Services; Foster Grandparent Program. The reimbursements to the foster grandparent program through the senior volunteer grant program, established in RSA 161-F:40, are hereby suspended for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141:289 The State and Its Government; New Hampshire Recovery Monument Commission; Commission Established; Special Account. Amend RSA 4:9-p, II to read as follows:\nII. The gifts of money, which are donated to contract, construct, and maintain the monument, shall be placed in a special nonlapsing account in the state treasury, to be expended for the purposes of the New Hampshire recovery monument. Any money remaining in the special account after construction of the monument is completed shall be used for the care, maintenance, repair, and additions to the monument. Any funds left in the special account after annual care, maintenance, and repair of the monument shall be deposited in the [ alcohol abuse prevention treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund under RSA 176-A:1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the commission may expend the money raised or accepted as a gift without the approval of governor and council, to contract for the construction and perpetual maintenance of the monument.\n141:290 New Hampshire Recovery Monument Commission; Commission Membership. Amend RSA 4:9-q to read as follows:\n4:9-q Commission Membership and Duties.\nI. The members of the commission established in RSA 4:9-p shall be as follows:\n(a) One senator, appointed by the president of the senate.\n(b) Two representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives.\n(c) Two directors of recovery organizations, appointed by the governor.\n(d) Two persons in recovery, appointed by the governor.\n(e) Two family members of persons lost to substance use disorder, appointed by the governor.\n(f) The chairperson of the recovery task force of the governor's commission on [ alcohol and drug abuse, prevention, ] addiction, treatment, and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n(g) The president of New Futures, or designee.\n(h) The director of National Alliance for Mental Illness, New Hampshire (NAMI-NH), or designee.\n(i) The commissioner of the department of health and human services, or designee.\nII.(a) The members appointed pursuant to subparagraphs (a), (b), and (i) shall serve coterminous with their terms in office. The remaining members of the commission shall serve 3-year terms and may be reappointed.\n(b) Legislative members of the commission shall receive mileage at the legislative rate while attending to the duties of the commission. The members of the commission shall elect a chairperson from among the members. The first named house member shall call the first meeting of the commission. Seven members of the commission shall constitute a quorum.\nIII. The commission shall select the location and design for the New Hampshire recovery monument and oversee the construction and maintenance of the monument. In selecting a design for the monument, the commission shall develop a request for proposals and criteria for the evaluation of proposals. Design criteria shall include, after public consultation with interested parties, a monument including central features of a figural, representational, symbolic, or abstract form that recognize inclusively the varied New Hampshire historical and contemporary aspects of recovery from substance use disorders, with appropriate inscriptions and that recognize inclusively those New Hampshire individuals whose lives were lost and those affected by lost lives due to substance use disorders, with appropriate inscriptions. The design may also include an area surrounding the central monument for permanent individual commemoration for those New Hampshire individuals whose lives were lost due to substance use disorders. The design criteria shall include, after public consultation with interested parties, an area around the central features of the monument suitable for reflection and such commemorative activities as envisioned by the commission. The commission shall approve a memorandum of understanding with the host community governing the siting, design, and construction of the monument, and subsequent related activities.\nIV. The commission shall privately raise all the money necessary for the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of the New Hampshire recovery monument.\n141:291 The State and Its Government; State Treasurer; Application of Receipts. Amend RSA 6:12, I(b)(72) to read as follows:\n(72) Moneys deposited in the [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund established in RSA 176-A:1, as administered by [ the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery ] the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention in accordance with RSA 12-J:1.\n141:292 New Hampshire Drug Overdose Fatality Review Commission; Commission. Amend RSA 126-DD:1, I(g) to read as follows:\n(g) The chairperson of the governor's commission on [ alcohol and drug abuse prevention, ] addiction, treatment, and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n141:293 New Hampshire Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission. Amend RSA 126-A:85, II to read as follows:\nII. The commission shall consist of the following members:\n(a) The governor, or designee.\n(b) The attorney general, or designee.\n(c) The state treasurer, or designee.\n(d) The commissioner of the department of corrections, or designee.\n(e) The commissioner of the department of health and human services, or designee.\n(f) One member of the house of representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives.\n(g) One member of the senate, appointed by the president of the senate.\n(h) The chairperson of the governor's commission on [ alcohol and drug abuse, prevention, ] addiction, treatment , and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n(i) A county attorney appointed by the governor.\n(j) A county corrections superintendent, or designee, appointed by the governor.\n(k) A county nursing home supervisor, or designee, appointed by the New Hampshire Association of Counties.\n(l) A New Hampshire municipal fire chief, appointed by the governor.\n(m) A New Hampshire municipal police chief, appointed by the governor.\n(n) One designee from a county with a population of 100,000 or more, appointed by the governor.\n(o) One designee from a county with a population of less than 100,000, appointed by the governor.\n(p) One designee of a city with a population over 75,000, appointed by the governor.\n(q) One designee of a city or town with a population under 75,000, appointed by the governor.\n(r) One designee representing a town with a population under 20,000, appointed by the governor.\n(s) One designee representing victims of the opioid crisis, appointed by the attorney general.\n(t) One member representing prevention, appointed by the governor's commission [ alcohol and drug abuse prevention ] on addiction , treatment, and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n(u) One member representing treatment, appointed by the governor's commission on [ alcohol and drug abuse prevention, ] addiction, treatment, and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n(v) One member representing recovery, appointed by the governor's commission on [ alcohol and drug abuse prevention, ] addiction, treatment, and [ recovery ] prevention , or designee.\n(w) One public school superintendent, or designee, appointed by the New Hampshire School Administrators Association.\n141:294 Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission; Duties. Amend the introductory paragraph of RSA 126-A:86, I to read as follows:\nI. The opioid abatement advisory commission in coordination with the governor's commission on [ alcohol and other drugs, ] addiction, treatment, and prevention, and in alignment with relevant state plans, shall:\n141:295 Controlled Drug Prescription Health and Safety Program; Advisory Council. Amend RSA 126-A:96, I(j) to read as follows:\n(j) Two public members appointed by the governor's commission on [ alcohol and other drugs, ] addiction, treatment, and prevention, one of whom may be a member of the commission.\n141:296 Alcoholic Beverages; The Liquor Commission; Funds. Amend RSA 176:16, III to read as follows:\nIII. Five percent of the preceding fiscal year gross profits derived by the commission from the sale of liquor shall be deposited into the [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund established by RSA 176-A:1. For the purpose of this section, gross profit shall be defined as total operating revenue minus the cost of sales and services as presented in the state of New Hampshire annual comprehensive financial report, statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in net position for proprietary funds. If the general court makes an appropriation to the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention upon enactment of the operating budget, the department of administrative services shall not transfer the 5 percent deposit as prescribed by this paragraph. If the general court does not make an appropriation to the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention, such [ Such ] deposit shall be processed in 2 installments as follows:\n(a) The commission shall process the initial deposit on or before August 1st of the ensuing fiscal year. Such deposit shall be calculated based on an estimate of the preceding fiscal year gross profit derived by the commission from the sale of liquor.\n(b) Upon issuance of the audited annual comprehensive financial report pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), the commission shall process a second and final deposit or adjustment.\n(c) If the amount of the initial deposit exceeds the final amount calculated based on the audited annual comprehensive financial report pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), the comptroller shall transfer the excess amount from the [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund established by RSA 176-A:1 to the liquor fund.\n141:297 Alcoholic Beverages; Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Treatment Fund. Amend RSA 176-A:1 to read as follows:\n176-A:1 [ Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Treatment ] Addiction, Treatment, and Prevention Fund.\nI. There is hereby established an [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund to fund alcohol education and abuse and problem gambling prevention and treatment programs.\nII. The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated for the purposes of funding alcohol education and abuse and problem gambling prevention and treatment programs. The commissioner of the department of health and human services may accept gifts, grants, donations, or other funding from any source and shall deposit all such revenue received into the fund. The state treasurer shall invest the moneys deposited in the fund as provided by law. Interest earned on moneys deposited in the fund shall be deposited into the fund.\nIII. Moneys received from all other sources other than the liquor commission pursuant to RSA 176:16, III, including any community benefit contribution made by New Hampshire's hospitals, shall be disbursed from the fund upon the authorization of [ the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery ] the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention established pursuant to RSA 12-J:1 and shall not be diverted for any other purposes. Funds disbursed shall be used for alcohol and other drug abuse prevention, problem gambling prevention, treatment, [ and ] recovery services, and other purposes related to the duties of the commission under RSA 12-J:3.\n141:298 Occupations and Professions; Controlled Drug Act; Personal Possession of Marijuana. Amend RSA 318-B:2-c, VII to read as follows:\nVII. All fines imposed pursuant to this section shall be deposited into the [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund established in RSA 176-A:1 and utilized for evidence-informed substance abuse prevention programs.\n141:299 Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Amend the chapter heading of RSA 12-J, and RSA 12-J:1 through RSA 12-J:4, to read as follows:\nChapter 12-J\n[ GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION,\nTREATMENT, AND RECOVERY ]\nTHE GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON ADDICTION, TREATMENT, AND PREVENTION\n12-J:1 Commission Established; Membership; Terms.\nThere is hereby established a commission which shall serve in an advisory capacity to the governor and the general court regarding the importance of prevention as well as the delivery of effective and coordinated alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse programs of prevention, problem gambling prevention, treatment using a public health informed approach to address addiction , and recovery services throughout the state. The commission shall consist of the following members:\nI. Seven public members, 2 of whom shall be professionals knowledgeable about alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse prevention, one of whom shall be appointed by the governor and one of whom shall be appointed by the senate president; 2 of whom shall be professionals knowledgeable about alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , one of whom shall be appointed by the governor and one of whom shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; 2 of whom shall be public members who are not professionals within the alcohol and drug [ addiction ] misuse prevention and treatment system, one of whom shall be appointed by the senate president and one of whom shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; and one member in long-term recovery, appointed by the governor.\nII. Two members of the house of representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives, and 2 members of the senate, appointed by the president of the senate. The term of the legislative members of the commission shall be for the biennium and shall be coterminous with membership in the general court. Legislative members shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the commission.\nIII.(a)(1) The attorney general, or designee.\n(2) The adjutant general, or designee.\n(3) The administrative judge of the circuit court, or designee.\n(4) The chairperson of the liquor commission, or designee.\n(5) The commissioner of the department of health and human services, or designee.\n(6) The director of juvenile justice services, department of health and human services, or designee.\n(7) The commissioner of the department of education, or designee.\n(8) The commissioner of the department of corrections, or designee.\n(9) The commissioner of the department of safety, or designee.\n(10) The director of the office of alcohol and drug policy, department of health and human services, or designee.\n(11) The commissioner of the department of insurance, or designee.\n(b) The members under this paragraph shall serve terms coterminous with their terms in office.\nIV.(a)(1) A representative of the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire, appointed by the association.\n(2) A representative of the New Hampshire Medical Society, appointed by the society.\n(3) The chancellor of the community college system of New Hampshire, or designee.\n(4) The chairman of the New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Council.\n(5) A representative of the New Hampshire Nurses' Association, appointed by the association.\n(6) A representative of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, appointed by the foundation.\n(7) A representative of the New Hampshire Hospital Association, appointed by the association.\n(8) The president of the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, or designee.\n(b) A representative of the state's faith-based community, who shall be a nonvoting member, appointed by the governor.\n(c) The members under this paragraph shall serve 3-year terms.\n12-J:2 Organization of Commission; Task Forces; Staffing.\nI. The commission shall elect one of its members to serve as chairperson. The executive director of the commission shall be the director of the appropriate division responsible for alcohol and drug [ abuse ] misuse prevention and recovery, who shall serve without additional compensation. Twelve members of the commission shall constitute a quorum.\nII.(a) To assist the commission in the performance of its duties, the chairperson shall create task forces. The chairperson shall initially create task forces to address the following issues:\n(1) Prevention.\n(2) Treatment and reduction of societal and individual harm .\n(3) Recovery.\n(4) Program monitoring and evaluation.\n(b) To assist the commission in the performance of its duties, the chairperson may create additional task forces.\n(c) The commission chairperson shall appoint at least one commission member to serve on each task force as chairperson.\n(d) Based upon recommendations from each task force, the commission chairperson may appoint non-commission members to serve as adjunct members of each task force for a term of one year. In appointing adjunct members, the chairperson shall ensure that youth have the opportunity to participate directly in the work of appropriate task forces.\n(e) Each task force shall:\n(1) Develop a mission statement, including its goals and objectives.\n(2) Report to the commission on a regular basis concerning available programs, funding, and unmet needs.\n(3) Identify program areas where improved coordination is needed.\nII-a. The chairperson shall create a budget task force comprised of the individuals listed in RSA 12-J:1, III(a) to report biannually on financial expenditures for substance [ abuse ] misuse related work throughout state government as detailed in RSA 12-J:4, III and recommend budget policy priorities to the commission regarding the allocation of funding alcohol and other drug prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery services across state agencies and throughout the state.\nIII. All executive branch departments shall provide administrative support to the commission. The executive director of the commission shall direct and coordinate the administrative support to the commission.\nIV. All executive branch departments shall respond promptly to written requests from the commission for information concerning the alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery programs and services provided by them and the costs and funding sources for such programs and services.\n12-J:2-a Definition of Harm Reduction.\nI. For the purposes of this chapter, RSA 126-A, RSA 318-B:43, RSA 328-D:3, and RSA 329:16-g, \"harm reduction\" is an approach that emphasizes engaging directly with people who use alcohol and other drugs to prevent overdose and infectious disease transmission, improve the physical, mental, and social function of those served, and offer low-threshold options for accessing substance use disorder treatment and other health care services. Harm reduction shall be balanced by the imperative to protect society from the ravages of alcohol or drug misuse.\nII. This approach shall be limited to the following:\n(a) Connecting individuals to overdose education, counseling, and referral to treatment for infectious diseases and substance use disorders.\n(b) Distributing opioid overdose reversal medications, such as naloxone to individuals at risk of overdose, or to those who might respond to an overdose, and provide training in overdose reversal and prevention.\n(c) Making available substance test kits, including fentanyl test strips.\n(d) Lessening harms associated with drug use and related behaviors that increase the risk of infectious diseases, including HIV, viral hepatitis, and bacterial and fungal infections; via referrals, syringe service programs, sharps disposal and medication disposal kits, wound care supplies medication lock boxes, education, testing, and prophylactic measures.\n(e) Reducing infectious disease transmission among people who use drugs, including those who inject drugs by equipping them with accurate information and facilitating referral to resources.\n(f) Reducing overdose deaths, promoting linkages to care, and facilitating appropriate co-location of services as part of a comprehensive, integrated approach.\n(g) Providing education and public awareness programs to reduce stigma associated with substance use and co-occurring disorders.\n(h) Promoting a philosophy of hope and healing by utilizing those with lived experience of recovery in the management of harm reduction services, and connecting those who have expressed interest to treatment, peer support workers and other recovery support services.\n(i) Promoting a healthy society by mitigating the harmful effects of individual misuse of alcohol and other drugs.\n12-J:3 Duties.\nThe duties of the commission shall be to:\nI. Develop and revise, as necessary, a statewide plan for the effective prevention of alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling , particularly among youth, and a comprehensive system of treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm and recovery services for individuals and families affected by alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling . Nothing in RSA 12-J should be construed to limit care of chronic pain and hospice and palliative care patients, including use of the term \u201cmisuse\u201d which shall be utilized, as intended, to broaden the scope of work across the substance use continuum of care. The statewide plan shall:\n(a) Identify the causes, the nature and scope, and the impact of alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling in New Hampshire.\n(b) Identify and prioritize unmet needs for prevention as a leading state initiative , treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery services.\n(c) Recommend initiatives and policy considerations to the general court to reduce the incidence of alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling in New Hampshire.\n(d) Identify and quantify public and private resources available to support alcohol and drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery.\n(e) Specify additional resources necessary to address unmet needs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery.\n(f) Specify evaluation and monitoring methodology.\nII. Advise the governor and general court on and promote the development of effective community-based alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling prevention strategies.\nIII. Advise the governor and the general court on and promote the development of treatment services , including reduction of societal and individual harm, to meet the needs of society and citizens addicted to alcohol or other drugs and problem gambling .\nIII-a. Advise the governor and the general court on and promote the development of recovery services to meet the needs of citizens in recovery from alcohol and other drug misuse and problem gambling .\nIV. Identify unmet needs and the resources required to reduce the incidence of alcohol and drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling in New Hampshire and to make recommendations to the governor and general court regarding legislation and funding to address such needs.\nV. Authorize the disbursement of moneys from the [ alcohol abuse prevention and treatment ] addiction, treatment, and prevention fund, pursuant to RSA 176-A:1, III.\nVI. Make presentations at least once each legislative session to the house and senate finance committees, the senate health and human services committee, the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, and the fiscal committee of the general court.\nVII. Develop a handout which shall describe the risks of opioid use and how to mitigate them for the purposes of RSA 318-B:16-a.\n12-J:4 Meetings and Reports.\nI. The commission shall meet at least 4 times each year and may convene public hearings as necessary to promote the goals of the commission.\nII. The commission shall submit an annual report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, the chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and the chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court by October 1 of each year regarding the activities of the commission. The annual report shall:\n(a) Identify alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling prevention as a leading state initiative , treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery services and programs provided by state departments and agencies or funded in whole or in part by state or federal funds;\n(b) Indicate the progress made during the prior year toward the implementation of the statewide plan developed by the commission pursuant to RSA 12-J:3, I;\n(c) Recommend any revisions to the statewide plan developed pursuant to RSA 12-J:3, I;\n(d) Identify and prioritize unmet needs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery;\n(e) Indicate the progress, or lack thereof, in addressing the unmet needs;\n(f) Recommend initiatives and/or policy considerations to the governor and the general court to address the unmet needs;\n(g) Specify the resources and any legislation necessary to support existing programs for prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery and to develop, implement, support, and evaluate the initiatives recommended by the commission;\n(h) In even-numbered years the report may include specific recommendations for funds to be included in the next state biennial budget to support alcohol and other drug [ abuse ] misuse and problem gambling prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery services and programs; and\n(i) Incorporate the findings and recommendations of the report required under paragraph II-a and make specific findings and recommendations regarding public awareness, education, and legislation to address the dangers of synthetic drugs.\n(j) Specify and itemize funds spent on prevention, treatment and reduction of societal and individual harm, recovery, and program monitoring and evaluation services and programs.\nII-a. The commission shall prepare a report, including recommendations for policies to be implemented for coordinating public awareness of and education in the importance of prevention and health promotion, as well as the dangers of synthetic drugs and other emerging or designer synthetic drug substances. The report shall include substantive input from the commission's member agencies, including the department of health and human services, bureau of drug and alcohol services, the attorney general, the department of safety, and the department of education. The commission shall submit its initial report, including recommendations, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the governor no later than 3 months after the effective date of this paragraph. The commission shall submit subsequent reports, including recommendations, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, and the governor annually thereafter.\nIII.(a) To assist the commission in the timely completion of its annual report, each commission member representing an executive branch department or entity shall provide the information specified in paragraph II for its department or entity to the commission on or before August 1 of each year.\n(b) The commission shall submit a mid-year report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court by March 1 of each year regarding the current state of drug [ abuse ] misuse , prevention, treatment including reduction of societal and individual harm , and recovery. The commission shall include a dashboard of the following, both in the interim and the annual report as required in RSA 12-J:4, II, that includes but is not limited to:\n(1) A summary of known prevention programs to include the general type and approaches being followed.\n(1-a) The number of known drug overdoses, broken out by drug involved.\n(2) The number of deaths attributable to overdoses, as reported by the chief medical examiner, broken out by drug involved.\n(3) The number of people known to be in treatment or recovery programs supported by commission funding.\n(4) The accessibility and availability of treatment programs, including waitlists.\n(5) The number of individuals in drug court programs, as reported by the judicial branch.\n(6) The number of individuals in diversion programs, as reported by the judicial branch.\n(7) The number of convictions for drug related offenses, as reported by the judicial branch.\n(8) The number of persons incarcerated for drug related offenses as reported by the department of corrections.\n(9) Funds expended and balances remaining, programs and strategies created or sustained by the funds, and an estimate of the number of individuals served by these funds.\n(10) Barriers to data access and availability, with proposed strategies to develop or enhance data capacity.\n(11) Performance outcomes pursuant to National Outcomes Measurement Standards (NOMS) as required with federal funding sources.\n(12) Any other information requested by the governor or general court.\n(c) All data required in subparagraph (b) shall be presented in the aggregate to protect the privacy of the individual. The commission shall delete any data required in those paragraphs that enables the personal identification of an individual.\nIV. In the reports submitted by the commission to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, president of the senate, chairpersons of the house and senate finance committees, chairperson of the house health, human services and elderly affairs committee, chairperson of the senate health and human services committee, and chairperson of the fiscal committee of the general court, the report shall include outcome data and/or research citations about the efficacy of funded programs based upon evidence of program results.\n141:300 Repeal. RSA 338-B, relative to council for responsible gambling, is repealed.\n141:301 Home Dialysis; State Program Implementation. The department of health and human services shall, as part of the state Medicaid program, accelerate the implementation of the at home dialysis program. The department may, as part of its contracts with managed care organizations, provide incentives for such acceleration if the commissioner deems it necessary.\n141:302 Education; Education Freedom Accounts; Program. Amend RSA 194-F:2, VII to read as follows:\nVII. An EFA shall remain in force, and any unused funds shall roll over from quarter-to-quarter and from year-to-year until the parent withdraws the EFA student from the EFA program or until the EFA student graduates from high school, unless the EFA is closed because of a substantial misuse of funds. Any unused funds shall revert to the education trust fund established in RSA 198:39 [ and be allocated to fund other EFAs ].\n141:303 New Subdivision; Substance Use Disorder Access Points. Amend RSA 126-A by inserting after section 105 the following new subdivision:\nSubstance Use Disorder Access Points\n126-A:106 Substance Use Disorder Access Points Established.\nI. With the availability of sufficient federal funding, the department of health and human services shall establish and administer statewide access points for delivery of substance use services and supports. The access points shall provide information and referrals for screening and evaluation; treatment, including medications for substance use disorders; prevention, and treatment including naloxone; supports and services to assist in long-term recovery; and peer recovery support services.\nII. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall include the administration and operation of the access points in the department's report to the governor's commission on addiction, treatment, and prevention under RSA 12-J:4, III.\nIII. The program shall be funded through the state opioid response grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. In addition, the department may accept funds from any source, including state appropriations, federal funds, and private gifts, grants, or donations to operate and sustain the access points.\n141:304 Public Health; Department of Health and Human Services; Commissioner of Health and Human Services. Amend RSA 126-A:5, XIX-a(a)(1) to read as follows:\n(1) The commissioner shall pursue contracting options to administer the state's Medicaid dental program with the goals of improving access to dental care for Medicaid populations, improving health outcomes for Medicaid enrollees, expanding the provider network, increasing provider capacity, fostering individual behaviors that promote good oral health, and retaining innovative programs that improve access and care through a value-based care model. The commissioner shall prepare and submit a report that contains a clinical and financial research study to determine cost-avoidance associated with adult dental benefits under this paragraph. The study shall consider the impact on emergency room visits, patient infections, and any other factors the commissioner determines should be included in the study. The commissioner shall submit their report to the chairs of the senate finance and house finance committees on or before January 1, 2027.\n141:305 The New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Trust Fund. Amend RSA 126-AA:3, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established the New Hampshire granite advantage health care trust fund which shall be accounted for distinctly and separately from all other funds and shall be non-interest bearing. The fund shall be administered by the commissioner and shall be used solely to provide coverage for the newly eligible Medicaid population as provided for under RSA 126-AA:2, to pay for the administrative costs for the program, and reimburse the federal government for any over payments of federal funds. All moneys in the fund shall be nonlapsing and shall be continually appropriated to the commissioner for the purposes of the fund. The fund shall be authorized to pay and/or reimburse the cost of medical services and cost-effective related services, including without limitation, capitation payments to MCOs. No state general funds shall be deposited into the fund. Deposits into the fund shall be limited exclusively to the following:\n(a) [Repealed.]\n(b) Federal Medicaid reimbursement for program costs and administrative costs attributable to the program;\n(c) Surplus funds generated as a result of MCOs managing the cost of their services below the medical loss ratio established by the commissioner for the managed care program beginning on July 1, 2019;\n(d) Taxes attributable to premiums written for medical and other medical related services for the newly eligible Medicaid population as provided for under this chapter, consistent with RSA 400-A:32, III(b);\n(e) Funds received from the assessment under RSA 404-G;\n(f) Revenue from the Medicaid enhancement tax to meet the requirements provided in RSA 167:64; [ and ]\n(g) Funds recovered or returnable to the fund that were originally spent on the cost of coverage of the granite advantage health care program[ . ] ; and\n(h) Revenue that is attributable to premiums received from granite advantage health care program enrollees.\n141:306 Department of Health and Human Services; Office of Health Access; Name Change; Hiring Freeze. The department of health and human services, office of health equity shall be renamed the office of health access. The office shall remain in compliance with the terms of Executive Order 2025-02, regarding executive branch hiring for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, even if the executive order is lifted. Furthermore, the office of health access shall serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The office shall not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The office and all vendors shall comply with RSA 354-B, also known as the \"civil rights act.\"\n141:307 New Paragraph; Medicaid to Schools Program; Termination. Amend RSA 186-C:25 by inserting after paragraph VII the following new paragraph:\nVIII. The program shall terminate statewide if the federal government or state adopts any policy contrary to a policy requiring parental control of all medical services provided to children. If a local school district adopts such a contrary policy, the program shall terminate for that school only.\n141:308 Lapse Extension; Department of Health and Human Services; Granite United Way. Amend 2023, 79:559 to read as follows:\n79:559 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services, the sum of $2,054,360 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, which shall not lapse until June 30, [ 2025 ] 2027 , for the purpose of Granite United Way administering the Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative, which promotes individual wellness for Granite Staters by empowering workplaces to provide support for people recovering from substance use disorder. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:309 Effective Date. Section 308 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:310 Department of Health and Human Services; Availability of Funds Directive. The department of health and human services shall seek all available Title IV-E, Administration for Children and Families funds to maximize federal participation in expenses associated with eligibility screening, training, accounting, technology upgrades, and implementation of a child-centered approach to utilizing and conserving federal benefits to which children in its care might be eligible. The department shall twice annually provide a detailed report of its efforts to seek such funds and results of those efforts to the oversight committee on health and human services established in RSA 126-A:13, the senate finance and children and family law committees, the house children and family law and finance committees, and the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:311 Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. The department of health and human services shall serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The department shall not contract with or pay vendors who fail to serve every person with equal dignity and respect. The department and all vendors shall comply with RSA 354-B, also known as the \"civil rights act.\" In the event that the department determines that a contract violates the provisions of this section, it shall terminate said contract in accordance with applicable law and contract provisions, and the state shall be entitled to recover any funds unspent by the contractor at the time of termination.\n141:312 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. RSA 126-BB, relative to the prescription drug affordability board.\nII. RSA 6:12, I(b)(384), relative to the prescription drug affordability board administration fund.\n141:313 Public Officers and Employees; Compensation of Certain State Officers; Salaries Established; Position Removed. Amend from RSA 94:1-a, I(b) by deleting in GG the following position:\nGG Department of health and human services executive director, prescription drug\naffordability board.\n141:314 Department of Health and Human Services; Child Care Services. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall be responsible for determining, on an ongoing basis through June 30, 2027, whether there is sufficient funding for employment-related child care services to avoid a waitlist and support greater utilization of employment related child care. If at any time the commissioner determines that funding is insufficient, the commissioner shall, to the extent allowed by applicable federal regulations, utilize available federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) reserve funds to cover the amount of the shortfall. The department shall report quarterly to the fiscal committee of the general court on any funds expended on employment-related child care services, including federal TANF funds authorized by this section.\n141:315 New Paragraph; Department of Health and Human Services; Medicaid; Outpatient Procedure Incentive Program. Amend RSA 126-A:3 by inserting after paragraph IX the following new paragraph:\nX. The department shall seek to implement in the Medicaid care management program and the contractual agreements with each managed care organization an outpatient procedure incentive program for Medicaid beneficiaries to choose, when clinically appropriate, to receive outpatient procedures, including ambulatory surgical care, in a lower cost setting. The outpatient procedure incentive program shall be included by the department in the managed care organization withhold and incentive program and part of each managed care organization\u2019s member incentive program, subject to federal limitations. The outpatient procedure incentive program shall be included in the next contract amendment between the department and the managed care organizations after the effective date of this paragraph. Within 120 days of the effective date of this paragraph, the department shall submit the plan for implementation of the outpatient procedure incentive program to the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:316 Tirrell House; Sale of Property. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall offer for sale at fair market value the Tirrell House property located at 15 Brook Street, Manchester, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Manchester and then to Hillsborough County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Manchester property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2027. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund.\n141:317 Anna Philbrook Center for Children; Sale of Property. The department of health and human services shall develop a transition plan to vacate the Anna Philbrook Center for Children that ensures services to current clients residing there are not interrupted. Prior to finalizing the transition plan, the department of health and human services shall work with the current provider and consider reasonable alternatives that are consistent with the department\u2019s \u201cmission zero\u201d initiative. Upon completion of the transition plan, the commissioner of the department of health and human services shall send formal notice to the department of administrative services that the transition plan is finalized. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services, following the completion of the transition plan, shall offer for sale at fair market value the Anna Philbrook Center for Children property located at 105 Pleasant Street, Concord, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Concord and then to Merrimack County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Concord property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2027. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund.\n141:318 Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility; Sale of Property. Notwithstanding RSA 10 and RSA 4:40, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall subdivide and offer for sale at fair market value the state-owned portions of the Hampstead Hospital property that are neither part of the Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility nor necessary for use as the replacement facility for the Sununu Youth Services Center or other state operations, located at 218 East Road, Hampstead, New Hampshire. The property shall be offered first to the city of Hampstead and then to Rockingham County. If neither the city nor county accept the offer by January 1, 2026, the commissioner of the department of administrative services shall issue a request for proposals for the sale of the Hampstead property at no less than the fair market value, such sale to be completed no later than June 30, 2028. The commissioner of the department of administrative services shall submit quarterly reports on the progress of the sale to the fiscal committee of the general court. All proceeds from the sale shall be deposited into the general fund.\n141:319 Department of Health and Human Services; Delay of Capitation Payments. The department of health and human services shall delay the June 2027 capitation payments to Medicaid managed care organizations until the start of the state fiscal year ending June 30, 2028. As a result of implementing this section, the department shall reduce general fund appropriations by $25,000,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. The department shall work with the department of administrative services to reduce appropriated federal funds as needed to implement this section.\n141:320 Dedicated Funds; Amendments, Lapses, and Other Uses.\nI. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 6:12, or any provision of law to the contrary, for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the governor shall increase state general fund revenues or decrease state general fund appropriations by a combined total of $16,000,000 per fiscal year. Such revenue increases and appropriation decreases shall be generated through assessments, lapses, or the appropriate utilizations of dedicated funds listed under RSA 6:12, I(b), as determined by the governor. The governor shall provide a report of said actions to the fiscal committee of the general court on December 31, 2025, June 30, 2026, December 31, 2026, and June 30, 2027.\nII. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, agencies with a dedicated fund may establish an administrative fee upon the adoption of rules through the administrative rules process under RSA 541-A, or through the passage of legislation, that shall be deposited into the general fund. Any agency that establishes such an administrative fee may be exempted from an assessment, lapse, or other appropriate utilization as contained in paragraph I.\nIII. The governor may reduce the value of the increase in revenues or decrease in appropriations in paragraph I by the anticipated amount to be transferred to the general fund as a result of administrative fees established in paragraph II.\n141:321 New Subdivision; Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Amend RSA 21-I by inserting after section 111 the following new subdivision:\nProhibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion\n21-I:112 Definitions. In this subdivision:\nI. \"Agency\" means any department, office, commission, board, subdivision, or other unit, however designated, of the executive branch of state government.\nII. \"Diversity, equity, and inclusion\" or \"DEI\" shall mean any program, policy, training, or initiative that classifies individuals based on a characteristic identified under RSA 354-A:1 for the purpose of achieving demographic outcomes, rather than treating individuals equally under the law.\nIII. \"Political subdivision\" means any village district, school district, town, city, county, or unincorporated place in the state.\n21-I:113 Prohibition on DEI Initiatives. No public entity shall implement, promote, or otherwise engage in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies. No state funds shall be expended for DEI-related activities, including but not limited to implicit bias training, DEI assessments, critical race theory, or race-based hiring, promotion, or contracting preferences.\n21-I:114 Prohibition on DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No agencies or political subdivisions shall enter into or renew any contract that includes DEI-related provisions, including requirements for contractors to implement DEI programs, conduct DEI training, or comply with DEI-related reporting obligations.\n21-I:115 Review of Agency Contracts for DEI-Related Contract Provisions. Each state agency shall, no later than October 1, 2025, submit to the department of administrative services a report identifying all contracts under its control that include DEI\u2011related provisions. The report shall include descriptions of each contract, the specific DEI\u2011related provisions contained therein, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract. The department shall combine and submit a consolidated report to the governor, speaker of the house of representatives, and the president of the senate.\n21-I:116 Review of Political Subdivision DEI-Related Contract Provisions. The department of justice shall establish a process by which all political subdivisions review their existing contracts for the presence of DEI\u2011related provisions.\n141:322 New Subdivision; Prohibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public Schools. Amend RSA 186 by inserting after section 70 the following new subdivision:\nProhibition on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public Schools\n186:71 Definitions. In this subdivision:\nI. \"Diversity, equity, and inclusion\" or \"DEI\" shall mean any program, policy, training, or initiative that classifies individuals based on a characteristic identified under RSA 354-A:1 for the purpose of achieving demographic outcomes, rather than treating individuals equally under the law.\nII. \"Public school\" means any school, academic institution, or institution of higher education in this state supported by public funds.\n186:72 Prohibition on DEI Initiatives. No public school shall implement, promote, or otherwise engage in any DEI-related initiatives, programs, training, or policies. No state funds shall be expended to public schools for DEI-related activities, including but not limited to implicit bias training, DEI assessments, critical race theory, or race-based hiring, promotion, or contracting preferences. This prohibition shall extend to any public school as defined in RSA 186:71, II.\n186:73 Prohibition on DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No public school shall enter into, renew, or amend any contract that includes DEI-related provisions, including requirements for contractors to implement DEI programs, conduct DEI training, or comply with DEI-related reporting obligations.\n186:74 Review of Public School Contracts for DEI-Related Contract Provisions. No later than October 1, 2025, the commissioner of the department of education shall submit a single report to the senate education, senate education finance, house education funding, and house education policy and administration committees of the general court identifying all existing contracts containing DEI-related provisions in public schools. The report shall include contract descriptions, the specific DEI-related provisions, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract.\n186:75 Review of Public School DEI-Related Contract Provisions.\nI. The commissioner of the department of education shall establish a process by which all public schools shall conduct a review of existing contracts for the presence of DEI-related provisions.\nII. No later than September 30, 2025, each public school shall submit a signed and certified report to the commissioner of the department of education identifying any contract containing DEI-related provisions. The report shall include contract descriptions, the specific DEI-related provisions, and the total financial obligation associated with each contract.\n186:76 Final Compliance Report. The commissioner of the department of education shall submit a final compliance report to the governor, executive council, and the senate education, senate education finance, house education funding, and house education policy and administration committees of the general court by April 1, 2026, detailing the progress of public schools in eliminating DEI-related provisions from contracts.\n187:77 Interpretation and Compliance.\nI. Should a public school fail to abide by any section of this subdivision, either knowingly or unknowingly, the commissioner of the department of education shall immediately halt all sources of public funding to that public school, until such time as the school comes into compliance with all sections of this subdivision.\nII. The commissioner of the department of education shall notify the state treasurer if a public school is not in compliance with this subdivision, at which time the treasurer shall halt all forms of public funding to the school until the commissioner has certified the school come into compliance with this subdivision.\n141:323 New Paragraph; The State and Its Government; Department of Information Technology; Commissioner; Deputy Commissioner; Directors; Compensation. Amend RSA 21-R:3 by inserting after paragraph III the following new paragraph:\nIV. The unclassified position of chief privacy officer is hereby established in the department of information technology. A person shall be qualified for the position by reason of education and experience, be appointed by the commissioner of the department of information technology, and serve at the pleasure of the commissioner. The salary of chief privacy officer shall be determined after assessment and review of the appropriate letter grade allocation in RSA 94:1-a, for positions which shall be conducted pursuant to RSA 94:1-d and RSA 14:14-c.\n141:324 Appropriation; One Granite Place; Department of Administrative Services. The sum of $15,600,000 is hereby appropriated to the department of administrative services to purchase the property known as One Granite Place and to pay for initial capital improvements to the property. Such appropriation shall be nonlapsing. To provide funds for the appropriation made in this section, the state treasurer is herby authorized to borrow on the credit of the state not exceeding the sum of $15,600,000 and for said purpose may issue bonds and notes in the name of and on behalf of the state of New Hampshire in accordance with RSA 6-A. The payment of principal and interest on the bonds and notes under this paragraph shall be a direct charge against the rents paid by state agencies including the office of professional licensure and certification, branches, or other entities occupying the space.\n141:325 State Credit Card Contracts; Payment and Procurement Card Fund. Amend RSA 9-D:3, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby established in the office of the state treasurer the payment and procurement card fund, which shall be a revolving fund administered by the department of administrative services. [ The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the department of administrative services. ] The department of administrative services may make expenditures of up to $100,000 in anticipation of revenue which may be received by this fund.\n141:326 State Credit Card Contracts; Payment and Procurement Card Fund. Amend RSA 9-D:3, V to read as follows:\nV. At the end of each [ fiscal year, the state treasurer shall credit the payment and procurement card fund with interest and any other income earned ] biennium, any funds remaining in excess of $25,000 after expenses paid in accordance with paragraph III shall lapse to the general fund .\n141:327 Directive; Department of Administrative Services; Transfer from the Payment and Procurement Card Fund to the General Fund. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, the sum of $1,253,623 shall be transferred from the payment and procurement card fund, established under RSA 9-D:3, to the general fund on July 1, 2025.\n141:328 Contingent Appropriation. In the event combined state general and education trust fund revenues for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, as reported in the audited annual comprehensive financial report pursuant to RSA 21-I:8, II(a), exceed the combined plan, and the actual statewide general fund lapse amount meets or exceeds estimates contained on the final general fund comparative statement of undesignated surplus as prepared by the office of legislative budget assistant, any state agency required to reduce state general fund appropriations in fiscal year 2027, pursuant to sections contained in HB 1 and HB 2 of the 2025 general legislative session, may request, with prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, that the governor and council authorize additional funding up to the amounts contained therein. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:329 Disability Retirement Benefits. Amend RSA 100-A:6, II(e)(2)(A) to read as follows:\n(A) The member is found , on or after July 1, 2024, to be [ mentally or ] physically incapacitated for the further performance of duty and that such incapacity is likely to be permanent;\n141:330 New Chapter; Coos County Established as Distressed Place-Based Economy. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 162-T the following new chapter:\nCHAPTER 162-U\nCOOS COUNTY ESTABLISHED AS DISTRESSED PLACE-BASED ECONOMY\n162-U:1 Definitions. In this chapter:\nI. \"Place-based economy\" means a tailored economic development response that uses a region's unique characteristics to create and sustain growth. The goal is to improve the quality of life and economic vitality by building on its limited strengths and assets.\nII. \"Distressed\" means an area that has a high rate of poverty, unemployment, or outmigration and is the most severely and persistently economically distressed and underdeveloped.\n162-U:2 Regulatory Principle for Department Commissioners. The general court hereby declares that Coos County is a distressed place-based economy. All agencies shall consider this declaration in decisions affecting Coos county.\n141:331 Repeal. RSA 162-U, relative to the designation of Coos County as a distressed place-based economy, is repealed.\n141:332 Effective Date.\nI. Section 331 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2045.\nII. Section 330 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.\n141:333 Reduction in Force Notice and Payment.\nI. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, any executive branch department, except for the department of health and human services that has a classified position unfunded or repealed under HB 1 or HB 2 of the 2025 legislative session, whose incumbent cannot be reassigned resulting in employment separation due to position elimination, shall not be given an employment separation due to position elimination or reduction in force notice until June 26, 2025, resulting in a last day of work on July 10, 2025, with payment on July 25, 2025. Departments may request funding from the department of administrative services to cover the final payments made in fiscal year 2026 from funds available in the pay adjustment fund established in RSA 99:4, or the benefit adjustment fund established in RSA 9:17-c, or both.\nII. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, $400,000 shall be reserved from the pay adjustment fund and $250,000 shall be reserved from the benefit adjustment fund and shall not lapse on June 30, 2025. The reserves shall be available for departments to cover the payments made under paragraph I. The remaining balances after payouts have been made shall lapse to the revenue stabilization reserve account established in RSA 9:13-e no later than September 30, 2025.\nIII. Any state employee laid off due to their position being unfunded or abolished pursuant to HB 1 or HB 2 of the 2025 legislative session shall be granted a waiver pursuant to Executive Order 2025-02 for any open state position that they are qualified to fill and receive priority consideration.\n141:334 Effective Date. Section 333 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:335 Board Established. Amend RSA 679:1 to read as follows:\n679:1 Board Established. There is hereby established a housing appeals board, hereinafter referred to as the board, which shall be composed of [ 3 ] 2 members who shall individually and collectively be learned and experienced in questions of land use law or housing development or both. At least one member shall be an attorney licensed to practice law in the state of New Hampshire, and [ at least one member ] the other shall be either a professional engineer or land surveyor. The members of the board shall be full-time employees and shall not engage in any other employment, appointments, or duties during their terms that is in conflict with their duties as members of the board.\n141:336 New Section; Administrative Attachment. Amend RSA 679 by inserting after section 1 the following new section:\n679:1-a Housing Appeals Board; Administrative Attachment. The housing appeals board shall be administratively attached to the board of tax and land appeals for budgetary and administrative purposes, in accordance with RSA 21-G:10. Staff for each board may provide support for either board, as is deemed necessary by each board.\n141:337 Appointment; Term; Chair. RSA 679:2 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n679:2 Appointment; Term; Chair. The members of the housing appeals board shall serve at the pleasure of the governor and council, rather than fixed terms. The governor and council shall appoint board members and designate one member as chair, who shall serve in that capacity at the discretion of the appointing authority.\n141:338 New Section; Tie Vote; Resolution. Amend RSA 679 by inserting after section 9 the following new section:\n679:9-a Tie Vote; Resolution. In the event of a tie vote between the 2 members of the housing appeals board, a third, temporary voting member shall be selected from among the sitting members of the board of tax and land appeals, who shall cast the deciding vote on the matter. The selection shall be made in rotation among available members of the board of tax and land appeals.\n141:339 Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Membership. Amend RSA 71-B:2 to read as follows:\n71-B:2 Appointment; Term; Chairman. [ The members of the board shall be appointed by the governor and executive council for a term of 5 years and until their successors are appointed and qualified; provided, however, that any vacancy on the board shall be filled for the unexpired term. ] The members of the board shall serve at the pleasure of the governor and council, rather than fixed terms. The governor and council shall appoint one member as chairman to serve in that capacity for the duration of his or her term. The executive council shall hold a hearing prior to confirmation according to the procedures under RSA 4:44.\n141:340 Board of Tax and Land Appeals; Quorum. Amend RSA 71-B:6, I to read as follows:\nI. In all matters except in hearings and decisions relating to all taxation and eminent domain matters, a majority of the board shall constitute a quorum to transact business. In hearings and decisions in all taxation and eminent domain appeals, the board may sit with a quorum of 2; provided, however, that if the 2 members cannot reach a consensus on the decision, a third member shall review the record and participate in the decision, and the decision of the majority of the 3 shall constitute the board's decision. The third member may be a temporary voting member selected from among the sitting members of the housing appeals board, with the selection of the member being be made in rotation among available members of the housing appeals board.\n141:341 Appropriation; New Hampshire-Ireland Trade Council. The sum of $20,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the department of business and economic affairs for deposit into the New Hampshire-Ireland trade council fund, established by RSA 12-O:22-a, VI. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:342 Repeal. The following are repealed:\nI. RSA 275:37-c, relative to the use of criminal records in employment decisions.\nII. RSA 275-H, relative to use of criminal records in employment decisions.\n141:343 New Hampshire Mental Health Services; Involuntary Admissions; Payment for Legal Services. Amend RSA 135-C:23 to read as follows:\n135-C:23 Legal Services; Payment; Appointment. [ The client or person sought to be admitted shall pay the costs of the legal services in connection with hearings held under this chapter. ] If the client or person sought to be admitted [ is unable to pay for ] does not have legal counsel in connection with hearings held under this chapter , the court shall appoint [ either a member of New Hampshire Legal Assistance, or its successor organization, or another ] an attorney who shall be compensated at a rate as determined by the supreme court. The cost of such court-appointed attorneys, including counsel and investigative, expert, or other services and expenses approved by the circuit court that are necessary to provide adequate representation, shall be paid from funds appropriated for indigent defense pursuant to RSA 604-A.\n141:344 Workers' Compensation; First Responder's Critical Injury Benefit. Amend RSA 281-A:32-a, II to read as follows:\nII. Payments awarded under this section shall be subject to all other provisions of RSA 281-A. Total compensation payments for all additional compensation claims paid under this section shall not exceed $125,000 per claimant. Benefits paid under this section for all claimants shall not exceed [ $500,000 ] $750,000 per biennium.\n141:345 Effective Date. Section 344 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.\n141:346 New Subdivision; Ownership or Lease of Real Property by Foreign Principals from Foreign Countries of Concern. Amend RSA 477 by inserting after section 477:22-a the following new subdivision:\nOwnership or Lease of Real Property by Foreign Principals from Foreign Countries of Concern\n477:22-b Definitions. In this subdivision:\nI. \"Company\u201d or \"development\" means a sole proprietorship, organization, association, corporation, partnership, trust, venture, group, subgroup, or any other entity or organization, including its subsidiary or affiliate, that exists for profit-making purposes or to otherwise secure economic advantage.\nII. \u201cForeign country of concern\u201d means the People\u2019s Republic of China, the Russian Federation, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Syrian Arab Republic, and the Democratic People\u2019s Republic of Korea, including any agencies, institutions, instrumentalities, ruling political parties, or any other entity exercising significant control over any of these listed countries.\nIII. \u201cForeign principal\u201d means:\n(a) The government or any government official, in any capacity, of a foreign country of concern.\n(b) A company, development, or other entity organized under the laws of, or having its principal place of business in, a foreign country of concern.\n(c) Any natural person who is an employee or agent of a foreign country of concern.\nIV. \"Real property\" means property consisting of land, buildings, crops, or other resources still attached to or within the land or improvements or fixtures permanently attached to the land or a structure on it.\n477:22-c Ownership, Control, and Occupancy; Prohibitions.\nI. No foreign principal may acquire any permanent or temporary ownership or controlling interest in real property within the state of New Hampshire by any means, including but not limited to, purchase, grant, contract, eminent domain, or demise.\nII. No foreign principal may lease or otherwise enter into a contract to occupy or control or allow another foreign principal or agent to occupy or control, any real property within the state of New Hampshire.\nIII. With regard to any provision of this subdivision, a real estate or closing agent shall bear no obligation or requirement to instruct, disclose, assist, or authenticate a person or entity who leases or acquires, or seeks to lease or acquire, an ownership or controlling interest in real property. Responsibility for knowledge of and compliance with the provisions of this subdivision shall lie solely with the foreign principal.\n477:22-d Illegal Acquisition of Property by a Foreign Principal.\nI. Acquisition of property in violation of RSA 477:22-c is a:\n(a) Class B felony, when committed by a natural person.\n(b) Class A felony, when committed by an entity defined in RSA 477:22-b, I.\nII. The attorney general's office may refer a violation of this section for prosecution to the county attorney's office in the county in which the subject property is located.\nIII. The attorney general's office may pursue a forfeiture action according to RSA 477:22-e against a person or entity convicted of an offense under paragraph I of this section.\n477:22-e Forfeiture of Real Property.\nI. The department of justice may bring a forfeiture action according to this section against a person or entity who secured any ownership interest in real property in violation of this subdivision and who is convicted of an offense under RSA 477:22-d, I regarding that subject property.\nII. Real property that is the subject of a conviction under RSA 477:22-d, I may be seized by the state and forfeited as provided in this section. Property seized under this section may be held by the state to secure it prior to forfeiture proceedings.\nIII. The state may seize the subject property by filing in the registry of deeds in the county where the property is located a notice of attachment stating that the state has attached the identified property pursuant to this section.\nIV. The state shall have a lien on any property subject to forfeiture under this section upon seizure of such property. Upon forfeiture, the state's title to the property relates back to the date of seizure.\nV. Within 30 days of the seizure of any real property under paragraph II, the attorney general shall file a petition in the superior court of the county in which the property was seized, requesting forfeiture of the property. The court shall issue an order of notice requiring the state to send by certified mail a copy of the petition to all owners of the property, including those with partial ownership or controlling interests, and to other persons appearing to have an interest in the property. If no such petition is filed within 30 days of the seizure of the property, the property shall be returned to its owners.\nVI. Within 30 days of receipt of the attorney general's petition for forfeiture, the court shall schedule a hearing. This hearing shall be conducted as a civil action. The court may order forfeiture of the property seized under paragraph II if the state establishes, by a preponderance of the evidence, that (a) the ownership or controlling interest in the property was acquired in violation of this section, and (b) that the person or entity holding their interest in the property knew or should have known that they acquired their interest in violation of this chapter.\nVII. If forfeiture is granted, the attorney general shall provide for the disposition of the forfeited property in any manner not prohibited by law, including retention of the property for official use by law enforcement or other public agencies, or by sale at public auction. The attorney general shall pay the reasonable expenses of the seizure, forfeiture proceeding, and sale of property from the proceeds of any public auction of forfeited items or from any penalty obtained under this chapter. All outstanding recorded liens on any property forfeited shall be paid in full within a reasonable time following the court proceedings.\n477:22-f Rulemaking. The attorney general shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to provisions of this subdivision that the attorney general determines require administrative rules.\n141:347 Effective Date. Section 346 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:348 Department of Corrections; Probation/Parole Officer Positions. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, of the probation/parole officer positions funded in accounting unit 02-46-046-464010-8302, any that become vacant due to attrition shall result in one such position remaining vacant for the biennium ending June 30, 2027.\n141:349 Committee Established. There is established a committee to study the creation of the New Hampshire office of film and creative media.\n141:350 Membership and Compensation.\nI. The members of the committee shall be as follows:\n(a) One member of the senate, appointed by the president of the senate.\n(b) Two members of the house of representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives.\nII. Legislative members of the committee shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the committee.\n141:351 Duties. The committee shall:\nI. Review the potential cost and benefits of establishing such an office and tax credit;\nII. Identify what other states have done;\nIII. Make recommendations on what would be the best model;\nIV. Solicit testimony, including from the commissioner of business and economic affairs, the commissioner of natural and cultural resources, and any person or organization with relevant information or expertise, regarding establishing such an office and tax credit.\n141:352 Chairperson; Quorum. The members of the study committee shall elect a chairperson from among the members. The first meeting of the committee shall be called by the senate member. The first meeting of the committee shall be held within 30 days of the effective date of this section. Two members of the committee shall constitute a quorum.\n141:353 Report. The committee shall report its findings and any recommendations for proposed legislation to the president of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, the senate clerk, the house clerk, the governor, and the state library on or before November 1, 2025.\n141:354 Effective Date. Sections 349-353 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:355 Appropriations; Housing Champion Designation and Grant Program Fund; Lapse Extension. Amend 2023, 79:466, I to read:\nI. The sum of $5,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023, which shall not lapse until June 30, [ 2025 ] 2026 , is hereby appropriated to the New Hampshire housing champion designation and grant program fund. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:356 Effective Date. Section 355 of this act shall take effect June 30, 2025.\n141:357 Sale of the Sununu Youth Services Center. 2023, 2:4 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\n2:4 Sale of the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC).\nI. Notwithstanding RSA 4:40, the department of administrative services shall commence a search by whatever reasonable means necessary for a purchaser for the entire property currently housing the SYSC on South River Road in Manchester, New Hampshire and sell the property to a suitable buyer in accordance with this section. Identification of a purchaser that will enhance the tax and business tax rolls of the city of Manchester and the state of New Hampshire shall be a high priority.\nII. The department shall offer the property for sale at not less than market value.\nIII. The department shall negotiate and execute any contracts or other agreements or actions to accomplish the sale and lease of the property in accordance with this section.\nIV. The department shall consult with the city of Manchester, the New Hampshire department of business and economic affairs, and other organizations, as appropriate, prior to any sale of the property. The sale of the SYSC shall be approved by the governor and council.\nV. All proceeds and revenue from the sale of the SYSC shall be deposited in the youth development center claims and administration settlement fund, established in RSA 21-M:11-a.\n141:358 Tax Amnesty.\nI. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law to the contrary, with respect to taxes administered and collected by the department of revenue administration, an amnesty from the assessment or payment of all penalties and interest exceeding 50 percent of the applicable interest, as calculated pursuant to RSA 21-J:28 on the date of payment for the tax period, shall apply to unpaid taxes reported and paid in full between December 1, 2025, and February 15, 2026, regardless of whether previously assessed. This amnesty shall only apply to taxes due but unpaid on or before June 30, 2025.\nII. Without in any way limiting the authority otherwise vested in the commissioner under the law, the commissioner may consider the failure to pay such amounts during such amnesty period as a factor when abating or not abating any interest or penalty for good cause or other reasons.\n141:359 Appropriation. The sum of $50,000 is hereby appropriated to the department of revenue administration for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, to the following account for the purposes of outreach and other administration necessary for the implementation of the tax amnesty program: 01-84-84-840010-7884-102, Contracts for Program Services. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:360 Training Coordinator. Amend 2024, 317:17 to read as follows:\n317:17 Effective Date.\nI. RSA 597:2-b, I-a, as inserted by section 9 of this act, and sections 16 and 17 of this act, shall take effect July 1, 2024.\nII. Section 11 of this act shall take effect July 1, [ 2025 ] 2027 .\nIII. The remainder of this act shall take effect January 1, 2025.\n141:361 Veterans Court. Amend 2024, 371:3 to read as follows:\n371:3 Effective Date. This act shall take effect July 1, [ 2025 ] 2027 .\n141:362 Judicial Districts. Amend RSA 502-A:1 to read as follows:\n502-A:1 Judicial Districts.\nA comprehensive system of judicial districts, each with a district court, is hereby organized, constituted and established as follows:\nRockingham County\nI. PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT. The Portsmouth district shall consist of the city of Portsmouth and the towns of Newington, Greenland, Rye, and New Castle. The district court for the district shall be located in Portsmouth, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Portsmouth District Court.\nII. HAMPTON DISTRICT. The Hampton district shall consist of the towns of Hampton, Hampton Falls, North Hampton, South Hampton, and Seabrook. The district division for the district shall be located in Hampton, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\n[ II-a. [Repealed.]\nII-b. EXETER DISTRICT. The Exeter district shall consist of the towns of Exeter, Newmarket, Stratham, Newfields, Fremont, East Kingston, Kensington, Epping, and Brentwood. The district division for the district shall be located in Brentwood, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. ]\nIII. BRENTWOOD DISTRICT. The Brentwood district shall consist of the towns of Exeter, Newmarket, Stratham, Newfields, Fremont, East Kingston, Kensington, Epping, Brentwood, Danville, Kingston, and Newton. The district division for the district shall be located in Brentwood, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nIV. DERRY DISTRICT. The Derry district shall consist of the towns of Derry, Londonderry, Chester, and Sandown. The district court for the district shall be located in Derry, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Derry District Court.\nV. [ AUBURN-CANDIA-RAYMOND ] CANDIA DISTRICT. The [ Auburn-Candia-Raymond ] Candia district shall consist of the towns of Auburn, Candia, Deerfield, Nottingham, Raymond, and Northwood. [ The court shall be located in Auburn, Candia, or Raymond. The court shall hold sessions regularly at the principal court location and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The court shall bear the name of the town in which it is located. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Candia, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nVI. SALEM DISTRICT. The Salem district shall consist of the towns of Salem, Windham, Atkinson, Hampstead, and Plaistow in Rockingham county and the town of Pelham in Hillsborough county. The district court for the district shall be located in Salem, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Salem District Court.\nStrafford County\nVII. [ DOVER-SOMERSWORTH-DURHAM ] DOVER DISTRICT. The [ Dover-Somersworth-Durham ] Dover district shall consist of the cities of Dover and Somersworth and the towns of Rollinsford, Durham, Lee, and Madbury. [ The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall hold sessions regularly at the principal court location and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Dover, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nVIII. ROCHESTER DISTRICT. The Rochester district court shall consist of the city of Rochester and the towns of Barrington, Milton, New Durham, Farmington, Strafford, and Middleton. The district court for the district shall be located in Rochester, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Rochester District Court.\nBelknap County\nIX. LACONIA DISTRICT. The Laconia district shall consist of the city of Laconia and the towns of Meredith, New Hampton, Gilford, Belmont, Alton, Gilmanton, Center Harbor, and Barnstead. The district court for the district shall be located in Laconia, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Laconia District Court.\nCarroll County\nX. CONWAY DISTRICT. The district for northern Carroll county shall consist of the towns of Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Eaton, Chatham, Hart's Location, Albany, Madison and the unincorporated places of Hale's Location, Cutt's Grant, and Hadley's Purchase. The district court for the district shall be located in Conway, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be the Conway District Court.\nXI. OSSIPEE DISTRICT. The district for southern Carroll county shall consist of the towns of Ossipee, Tamworth, Freedom, Effingham, Wakefield, Wolfeboro, Brookfield, Tuftonboro, Moultonborough, and Sandwich. The court shall be located in Ossipee, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be the Ossipee District Court.\nMerrimack County\nXII. CONCORD DISTRICT. The Concord district shall consist of the city of Concord, and the towns of Loudon, Canterbury, Dunbarton, Bow, Hopkinton, Pittsfield, Chichester, and Epsom. The district court for the district shall be located in Concord, holding sessions regularly there and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Concord District Court.\nXIII. HOOKSETT DISTRICT. The Hooksett district shall consist of the towns of Allenstown, Pembroke, and Hooksett. The district court for the district shall be located in Hooksett, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be the Hooksett District Court.\nXIV. FRANKLIN DISTRICT. The Franklin district shall consist of the city of Franklin and the towns of Northfield, Danbury, Andover, Boscawen, Salisbury, Hill, and Webster in Merrimack county and the towns of Sanbornton and Tilton in Belknap county. The district court for the district shall be located in Franklin, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Franklin District Court.\nXV. HENNIKER-HILLSBOROUGH DISTRICT. The Henniker-Hillsborough district shall consist of the towns of Henniker, Warner, Sutton, and Bradford in Merrimack county and the towns of Hillsborough, Deering, Windsor, Antrim, and Bennington in Hillsborough county. [ The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall hold sessions regularly at the principal court location and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The court shall bear the name of the city or town in which it is located. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Hillsborough, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nHillsborough County\nXVI. MANCHESTER DISTRICT. The Manchester district shall consist of the city of Manchester. The district court for the district shall be located in Manchester, holding sessions regularly therein as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Manchester District Court.\nXVII. NASHUA DISTRICT. The Nashua district shall consist of the city of Nashua and the towns of Hudson and Hollis. The district court for the district shall be located in Nashua, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Nashua District Court.\nXVIII. MERRIMACK DISTRICT. The Merrimack district shall consist of the towns of Merrimack, Litchfield, and Bedford. The district court for the district shall be located in Merrimack, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be the Merrimack District Court.\nXIX. MILFORD DISTRICT. The Milford district shall consist of the towns of Milford, Brookline, Amherst, Mason, Wilton, Lyndeborough, and Mont Vernon. The district court for the district shall be located in Milford, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Milford District Court.\nXX. JAFFREY-PETERBOROUGH DISTRICT. The Jaffrey-Peterborough district shall consist of the towns of Peterborough, Hancock, Greenville, Greenfield, New Ipswich, Temple, and Sharon in Hillsborough county and the towns of Jaffrey, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, and Rindge in Cheshire county. The district court for the district shall be located in Jaffrey [ or Peterborough ], holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court.\nXXI. HENNIKER-HILLSBOROUGH DISTRICT. The Henniker-Hillsborough district shall consist of the towns of Henniker, Warner, Sutton, and Bradford in Merrimack county and the towns of Hillsborough, Deering, Windsor, Antrim, and Bennington in Hillsborough county. [ The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall hold sessions regularly at the principal court location and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The court shall bear the name of the city or town in which it is located. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Hillsborough, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nXXII. GOFFSTOWN DISTRICT. The Goffstown district shall consist of the towns of Goffstown, Weare, New Boston, and Francestown. The district court for the district shall be located in Goffstown, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Goffstown District Court.\nCheshire County\nXXIII. KEENE DISTRICT. The Keene district shall consist of the city of Keene and the towns of Stoddard, Westmoreland, Surry, Gilsum, Sullivan, Nelson, Roxbury, Marlow, Swanzey, Marlborough, Winchester, Richmond, Hinsdale, Harrisville, Walpole, Alstead, Troy, and Chesterfield. The district court for the district shall be located in Keene, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Keene District Court.\nXXIV. JAFFREY-PETERBOROUGH DISTRICT. The Jaffrey-Peterborough district shall consist of the towns of Jaffrey, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, and Rindge in Cheshire county and the towns of Peterborough, Hancock, Greenville, Greenfield, New Ipswich, Temple, and Sharon in Hillsborough county. The district court for the district shall be located in Jaffrey [ or Peterborough ], holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court.\nSullivan County\nXXV. [ CLAREMONT-NEWPORT ] CLAREMONT DISTRICT. The [ Claremont-Newport ] Claremont district shall consist of the city of Claremont and the towns of Cornish, Unity, Charlestown, Acworth, Langdon, and Plainfield [, Newport, Grantham, Croydon, Springfield, Sunapee, Goshen, Lempster, and Washington in Sullivan county and the towns of New London, Newbury, and Wilmot in Merrimack county. The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall bear the name of the city or town in which it is located ]. The district court for the district shall be located in Claremont, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nXXV-a. NEWPORT DISTRICT. The Newport district shall consist of the towns of Newport, Grantham, Croydon, Springfield, Sunapee, Goshen, Lempster, and Washington in Sullivan county and the towns of New London, Newbury, and Wilmot in Merrimack county. The district court for the district shall be located in Newport, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nGrafton County\nXXVI. HANOVER-LEBANON DISTRICT. The Hanover-Lebanon district shall consist of the towns of Hanover, Orford, Lyme, Lebanon, Enfield, Canaan, Grafton, Dorchester, and Orange. [ The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall bear the name of the city or town in which it is located. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Lebanon, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nXXVII. HAVERHILL DISTRICT. The Haverhill district shall consist of the towns of Haverhill, Bath, Landaff, Benton, Piermont, and Warren. The district court for the district shall be located in Haverhill, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Haverhill District Court.\nXXVIII. LITTLETON DISTRICT. The Littleton district shall consist of the towns of Littleton, Monroe, Lyman, Lisbon, Franconia, Bethlehem, Sugar Hill, and Easton. The district court for the district shall be located in Littleton, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Littleton District Court.\nXXIX. PLYMOUTH-LINCOLN DISTRICT. The Plymouth-Lincoln district shall consist of the towns of Plymouth, Bristol, Groton, Wentworth, Rumney, Ellsworth, Thornton, Campton, Ashland, Hebron, Holderness, Bridgewater, Alexandria, Lincoln, Woodstock, Waterville Valley, and the unincorporated place of Livermore. The district court for the district shall be located in Plymouth, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Plymouth District Court.\nCoos County\nXXX. BERLIN-GORHAM DISTRICT. The Berlin-Gorham district shall consist of the city of Berlin and the towns of Gorham, Milan, Dummer, Shelburne, and Randolph and the unincorporated places of Cambridge, Success, Bean's Purchase, Martin's Location, Green's Grant, Pinkham's Grant, Sargent's Purchase, Thompson and Meserve's Purchase and Low and Burbank's Grant. [ The court shall be located in a city or town within the judicial district in a location and facility designated pursuant to RSA 490-B:3, having regard for the convenience of the communities within the district, provided, however, that the court shall not be located in any building which does not meet the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c. The court shall bear the name of the city or town in which it is located. ] The district court for the district shall be located in Berlin, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require.\nXXXI. COLEBROOK DISTRICT. The Colebrook district shall consist of the towns of Colebrook, Pittsburg, Clarksville, Wentworth's Location, Errol, Millsfield, Columbia, Stewartstown, and Stratford and the unincorporated places of Dix's Grant, Atkinson and Gilmanton Academy Grant, Second College Grant, Dixville, Erving's Location, and Odell. The district court for the district shall be located in Colebrook, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Colebrook District Court.\nXXXII. LANCASTER DISTRICT. The Lancaster district shall consist of the towns of Lancaster, Stark, Northumberland, Carroll, Whitefield, Dalton and Jefferson, and the unincorporated places of Kilkenny, Bean's Grant, Chandler's Purchase, and Crawford's Purchase. The district court for the district shall be located in Lancaster, holding sessions regularly therein and elsewhere in the district as justice may require. The name of the court shall be Lancaster District Court.\n141:363 Sites. Amend RSA 490-D:4 to read as follows:\n490-D:4 Sites.\nThe judicial branch family division shall operate at the following sites and such other sites as the supreme court, from time to time, determines, covering the following districts as delineated in RSA 502-A:1, except as otherwise indicated:\nGrafton County\nI. The courthouses in Grafton county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the [ court facility in North ] Haverhill District Court , the Plymouth District Court, the Littleton District Court, and the Lebanon District Court.\nII.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Haverhill district shall be heard in the [ court facility in North ] Haverhill District Court .\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Plymouth-Lincoln district shall be heard in the Plymouth District Court.\n(c) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Littleton district shall be heard in the Littleton District Court.\n(d) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Lebanon-Hanover district shall be heard in the Lebanon District Court.\nRockingham County\nIII. The courthouses in Rockingham county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the court facility in Brentwood, the Portsmouth District Court, the Salem District Court, the Candia District Court, the Derry District Court, and the Hampton District Court.\nIV.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Portsmouth district shall be heard in the Portsmouth District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Salem district shall be heard in the Salem District Court.\n(c) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Derry district shall be heard in the Derry District Court.\n(d) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Brentwood district shall be heard in the court facility in Brentwood.\n(e) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Candia district shall be heard in the Candia District Court.\n(f) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Hampton district shall be heard in the Hampton District Court.\nCoos County\nV. The courthouses in Coos county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Colebrook District Court, the Berlin District Court, and the [ court facility in ] Lancaster District Court .\nVI.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Colebrook district shall be heard in the Colebrook District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Berlin-Gorham district shall be heard in the Berlin District Court.\n(c) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Lancaster district shall be heard in the [ court facility in ] Lancaster District Court .\nCarroll County\nVII. The courthouses in Carroll county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the [ court facility in Ossipee and the District Court for northern Carroll County ] Ossipee District Court and the Conway District Court .\nVIII.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the district for southern Carroll county shall be heard in the [ court facility in ] Ossipee District Court .\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the district for northern Carroll county shall be heard in the [ District Court for northern Carroll County ] Conway District Court .\nSullivan County\nIX. The courthouses in Sullivan county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Newport District Court and the Claremont District Court.\nX.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Newport district [ and the New London district in Merrimack county ] shall be heard in the Newport District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Claremont district shall be heard in the Claremont District Court.\nStrafford County\nXI. The courthouses in Strafford county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Dover District Court , the Rochester District Court, and the Strafford county court facility in Dover.\nXII.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the [ Dover-Somersworth-Durham ] Dover district shall be heard in the Dover District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Rochester district shall be heard in the Strafford county court facility in Dover and the Rochester District Court .\nBelknap County\nXIII. The courthouse in Belknap county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be [ a facility located in Laconia, provided, however, that the facility meets the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c ] the Laconia District Court .\nXIV.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Laconia district shall be heard in the judicial branch family division facility in Laconia.\n(b) Matters arising in the towns of Sanbornton and Tilton shall be heard in the Franklin District Court in Merrimack county.\nHillsborough County\nXV. The courthouses in Hillsborough county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Manchester District Court, the Goffstown District Court, [ the Hillsborough County Superior Court for the southern judicial district ] the Nashua District Court , the Milford District Court, the Merrimack District Court , and[ , upon completion of construction, ] the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court.\nXVI.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Manchester district shall be heard in the Manchester District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Goffstown district shall be heard in the Goffstown District Court.\n(c) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Nashua district shall be heard in the [ Hillsborough County Superior Court for the southern judicial district ] Nashua District Court .\n(d) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Milford district shall be heard in the Milford District Court.\n(e) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Merrimack district shall be heard in the Merrimack District Court.\n(f) Matters arising in Hillsborough county municipalities located within the Jaffrey-Peterborough district shall be heard in the Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court in Cheshire county.\n(g) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Henniker- Hillsborough district shall be heard in [ the Henniker District Court in Merrimack county until the completion of construction of the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court facility in Hillsborough county, whereupon those matters shall be heard in ] the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court in Hillsborough county.\nMerrimack County\nXVII. The courthouses in Merrimack county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Franklin District Court, the Hooksett District Court, [ the Henniker District Court until the completion of construction of ] the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court [ facility ], and [ a facility located in ] the Concord District Court [ , provided, however, that the facility meets the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c ].\nXVIII.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Franklin district shall be heard in the Franklin District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Hooksett district shall be heard in the Hooksett District Court.\n(c) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Concord district shall be heard in the [ judicial branch family division facility in ] Concord District Court .\n(d) Matters arising in the towns of New London, Newbury, and Wilmot shall be heard in the Newport District Court in Sullivan county.\n(e) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Henniker -Hillsborough district shall be heard in [ the Henniker District Court in Merrimack county until the completion of construction of the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court facility in Hillsborough county, whereupon those matters shall be heard in ] the Henniker-Hillsborough District Court in Hillsborough county.\nCheshire County\nXIX. The courthouses in Cheshire county which will house the judicial branch family division shall be the Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court and a facility located in the Keene District Court [ , provided, however, that the facility meets the minimum standard prescribed by the New Hampshire court accreditation commission pursuant to RSA 490:5-c ].\nXX.(a) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Jaffrey-Peterborough district shall be heard in the Jaffrey-Peterborough District Court.\n(b) Matters arising in municipalities located within the Keene district shall be heard in the [ judicial branch family division facility in ] Keene District Court .\n141:364 Effective Date. Sections 362 and 363 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026.\n141:365 Trade and Commerce; State Commission for Human Rights. Amend RSA 354-A:3, I to read as follows:\nI. There is hereby created a commission to be known as the New Hampshire commission for human rights, which shall be administratively attached to the department of justice pursuant to RSA 21-G:10 , with additional oversight provided by the director of the department\u2019s civil rights unit, or designee, pursuant to a memorandum of understanding entered into by the department and the commission . Such commission shall consist of 7 members, who shall be appointed by the governor, with the consent of the council, and one of whom shall be designated as chair by the governor. The term of office of each member of the commission shall be for 5 years.\n141:366 Trade and Commerce; State Commission for Human Rights; General Powers and Duties of the Chair. Amend RSA 354-A:4 to read as follows:\n354-A:4 General Powers and Duties of the Chair. The chair shall serve as the chief executive officer of the commission. The chair shall be a licensed attorney admitted or eligible to practice law in this state. The chair shall promote the efficient transaction of its business and the orderly handling of complaints and other matters before the commission. The chair shall designate commissioners to investigate and commissioners to hold hearings pursuant to RSA 354-A:21 and shall fix the times and places of public hearings. In the event of the chair's absence or inability to act, the vice-chair, or if no vice-chair has been designated, a commissioner designated by the chair shall act in the chair's stead. Otherwise a commissioner shall be designated by the governor to act as chair.\n141:367 Trade and Commerce; State Commission for Human Rights; General Powers and Duties of the Commission. Amend RSA 354-A:5, V to read as follows:\nV. To adopt rules, under RSA 541-A, suitable to carry out the provisions of this chapter, and the policies and practices of the commission in connection therewith. Such rules shall be kept current and shall not be permitted to expire. Such rules shall reflect any findings or determinations made in audits conducted by the legislative budget assistant pursuant to RSA 14:31 and 14:31-a.\n141:368 Trade and Commerce; State Commission for Human Rights; General Powers and Duties of the Commission. Amend RSA 354-A:5, X to read as follows:\nX. To render [ biennially ] annually to the governor , president of the senate, speaker of the house of representatives, senate clerk, house clerk, legislative fiscal committee, and council a full written report of its activities and of its recommendations. The report shall include:\n(a) A detailed summary of actions taken to address and remediate findings identified in the most recent performance audit issued by the legislative budget assistant in February 2025, including but not limited to:\n(1) Timeliness of case investigations and resolutions, the number of cases resolved, the number of outstanding cases before the commission, whether the commission has a backlog of cases, and the average time it takes to close a case;\n(2) Implementation of a case management system;\n(3) Development of strategic planning, internal controls, and performance metrics;\n(4) Training and oversight of staff and commissioners;\n(5) Adoption and enforcement of administrative rules;\n(6) Correction of prior audit findings;\n(7) Confidentiality and data management improvements; and\n(8) Definitions and processes related to legal standards in investigations.\n(b) Quantitative performance measures including average time to assign and close cases, number of cases exceeding statutory time limits, and comparison to prior years.\n(c) Progress updates on administrative rulemaking, strategic plan implementation, and IT modernization initiatives.\n(d) Status of required statutory filings including biennial reports, statements of financial interests, and reconciliations with federal data systems.\n(e) Any additional recommendations or needs for legislative action.\nII. The report shall be made publicly available online on the TransparentNH website in accordance with executive order 2014-03.\n141:369 Advisory Committee Established. There is established a temporary human rights commission advisory committee to study, monitor, and support implementation of corrective measures identified in the 2025 legislative budget assistant audit. The committee shall exist for a period of one year following enactment and shall be administratively attached to the judicial branch.\n141:370 Membership and Compensation.\nI. The members of the committee shall be as follows:\n(a) The chief justice of the New Hampshire supreme court, or designee;\n(b) One representative of the department of justice with experience in civil rights or administrative law, appointed by the governor;\n(c) One member of the house judiciary committee, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives;\n(d) One member of the senate judiciary committee, appointed by the president of the senate;\n(e) One representative of a nonprofit organization with expertise in anti-discrimination law, appointed by the governor;\n(f) One municipal human rights officer, appointed by the governor;\n(g) One public member with lived experience in housing, employment, or public accommodation discrimination, appointed by the governor.\nII. Legislative members of the committee shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the committee.\n141:371 Duties. The committee shall:\nI. Meet at least quarterly, but may recommend extension of its oversight period if substantial progress has not been demonstrated within one year;\nII. Review the human rights commission's progress in implementing audit recommendations; and\nIII. Provide guidance and support on policy, training, and legal rule development.\n141:372 Chairperson; Quorum. The designee of the chief justice of the New Hampshire supreme court shall serve as chair. The first meeting of the committee shall be called by the chair. The first meeting of the committee shall be held within 45 days of the effective date of this section. Four members of the committee shall constitute a quorum.\n141:373 Report. The committee shall report its findings and any recommendations for proposed legislation to the president of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, the senate clerk, the house clerk, the governor, the New Hampshire supreme court, the administrative office of the courts, the New Hampshire law library, and the state library on or before November 1, 2026.\n141:374 Effective Date. Sections 369-373 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:375 New Paragraph; Compensation for Public Water Systems; PFAS. Amend RSA 485-H:6 by inserting after paragraph I-a the following new paragraph:\nI-b. Pursuant to settlements received under paragraph I-a, the department of environmental services, with consent of the drinking water and groundwater advisory commission, shall establish an application approval process and determine the prorated compensation amount for each public water system with PFAS detections based on the amount public water systems spent or will spend on infrastructure to mitigate PFAS compounds minus the amount received from other funding sources. If there is sufficient funding available, the department may, with the consent of the drinking water and groundwater advisory commission, use that funding to offset the cost of operation and maintenance of infrastructure related to mitigating PFAS. The department of environmental services, with the consent of the drinking water and groundwater advisory commission, may receive reimbursement for costs associated with personnel and analytical costs it incurred to collect the information required for the submissions of claims under the PFAS public water system settlement agreements or to provide assistance in PFAS litigation against manufacturers brought by the state of New Hampshire.\n141:376 Portability, Availability, and Renewability of Health Coverage; Health Plan Loss Information. Amend RSA 420-G:12-a, II to read as follows:\nII. Upon written request from any large employer, every health carrier, third-party administrator, pooled risk management program under RSA 5-B or any other type of multiple employer health plan shall provide that employer's loss information within 30 calendar days of receipt of the request. The loss information shall include all physician, hospital, prescription drug, and other covered medical claims specific to the employer's group plan incurred for the 12-month period paid through the 14 months which end within the 60-day period prior to the date of the request. It shall also include deidentified large claim information for claimants over $50,000 to include medical and pharmacy claims, primary and secondary diagnosis, coverage type (employee, spouse, or dependent), and employment status (active or termed), to the extent such disclosure does not violate state or federal law. An employer shall not be entitled by this section to more than [ 2 ] 4 loss information requests in any 12-month period; however, nothing shall prohibit a carrier from fulfilling more frequent requests on a mutually agreed-upon basis.\n141:377 Water Management and Protection; Per And Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Fund And Programs; Contingent Reimbursement. Amend RSA 485-H:6, I-a to read as follows:\nI-a. Following the reimbursement of the department of justice for legal expenses related to relevant litigation, any funds from judgments or settlements received by the state resulting from lawsuits against manufacturers of PFAS attributable to impacts to public drinking water systems shall be deposited directly into the drinking water and groundwater trust fund established in RSA 6-D:1. RSA 7:6-e and RSA 6:13-e, III, shall not apply to funds deposited pursuant to this paragraph. The New Hampshire drinking water and groundwater advisory commission shall ensure that an amount equivalent to the funds deposited pursuant to this paragraph is distributed through a combination of loans and grants to public water systems whose water sources have been impacted by PFAS contamination above applicable standards. If the funds from judgments or settlements received by the state for impacts to public drinking water systems account for PFAS contamination below applicable standards, the advisory commission may issue grants, loans, or reimbursements to those systems for those impacts.\n141:378 Appropriation; Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund. The sum of $11,550,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, is hereby appropriated to the department of environmental services from the drinking water and groundwater trust fund established under RSA 485-F for the purpose of funding regional drinking water infrastructure as part of Phase 2B of the southern New Hampshire regional water project to increase water supply by over 2 million gallons per day to multiple towns impacted by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance contamination and growing water demands. No current public utility ratepayer shall be adversely affected by any direct or indirect costs to bring drinking water to communities receiving new services through any projects funded by this appropriation. Any remaining funds hereby appropriated shall not lapse.\n141:379 Department of Environmental Services; Appropriation. There is hereby appropriated to the department of environmental services the sum of $2,500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $2,500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, which shall be nonlapsing, for the purpose of making payments to communities for projects that have previously been awarded state aid grant funding for eligible and completed wastewater infrastructure projects, per RSA 486, as approved by the governor and executive council. Any remaining funds not used for making payments on existing grants may be used to award new grants. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:380 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Services; Pipe, Water Filtration, and Well Upgrades; Pillsbury Lake Village District. The sum of $325,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, is appropriated to the department of environmental services to the Pillsbury Lake Village District for the purpose of addressing loan costs associated with the following upgrades:\nI. Piping Upgrades: $155,000 to cover a loan used for upgrading the pipes under Concord Drive in Webster.\nII. Water Filtration Upgrade: $105,000 to cover a loan for upgrading the water filtration system.\nIII. New Well Development: $65,000 to cover a loan for digging a new well, known as the Franklin-Pierce well, which requires less processing and will reduce overall costs.\nThe governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:381 Emergency Services and Communications; Division of Emergency Services and Communications. Amend RSA 21-P:48-a, II to read as follows:\nII. With the approval of the commissioner, the director may employ such necessary technical, clerical, stenographic, and other personnel, and may make such expenditures from state or federal funds as are or may be made available for purposes of emergency services and communications and the state radio communications systems . The director and other personnel of the division shall be provided with appropriate office space, furniture, equipment, supplies, stationery and printing, and funds for traveling and related expenses, in the same manner as provided for personnel of other state agencies. With general oversight by the assistant commissioner, the director shall coordinate the activities of all organizations for emergency 911 telecommunications within the state, state and local, county, and private, and shall maintain liaison with and cooperate with police, fire, emergency medical, and sheriff's departments and emergency telecommunications organizations of other states and of the federal government. The director shall also oversee the state radio communications system, which includes infrastructure and any communication systems that directly support interoperable communications and the exchange of information between the public safety answering point/emergency communications center and the first responder, and have such additional duties, responsibilities, and authority authorized by applicable laws as may be prescribed by the commissioner.\nIII. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, maintenance of the state radio communications systems overseen by the division of emergency services and communications pursuant to this section shall be funded by the surcharge fund established in RSA 106-H:9.\n141:382 Department of Safety; Division of Administration. Amend RSA 21-P:6, VIII to read as follows:\nVIII. Collection of fuel taxes and administration of road tolls[ , the international fuel tax agreement, ] and the audit functions of the international registration plan under RSA 260.\n141:383 Department of Safety; Division of Motor Vehicles. Amend RSA 21-P:8, III to read as follows:\nIII. Administration of the motor vehicle laws under RSA 260, except for road toll administration under RSA 260:30 through RSA 260:65-a [ and the fuel tax agreement under RSA 260:65-b through RSA 260:65-e ], which shall be administered by the division of administration.\n141:384 Number Plates; Plate Manufacture. Amend RSA 228:25 to read as follows:\n228:25 Addition to Fund.\nI. There is hereby established an inventory fund in the department of safety consisting of the initial appropriation of $1,000,000 which sum is hereby authorized as a revolving fund comprised of funds in the highway fund that are not otherwise appropriated and into which shall be deposited additional revenues derived from the number plate manufacturing fee established in this paragraph. The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the department. The [ prison ] department of safety shall purchase such raw materials[ as may be required and agreed to by the commissioner of safety in order for the commissioner of safety ] to issue fully reflectorized motor vehicle number plates. This purchase shall be a charge against the inventory fund and the[ prison ] department of safety shall be responsible for the control and accountability of the raw materials so charged. Said number plates shall be manufactured at the [ state prison ] department of safety . [ The prison shall be furnished out of said inventory account the raw materials necessary to manufacture said plates and upon receipt of the finished plates by the department of safety shall be reimbursed for their direct and indirect costs. The commissioner of safety shall, biennially, request the commissioner of administrative services to review and approve said cost rates. ] Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the commissioner of safety shall charge, in addition to the regular motor vehicle registration fee, a number plate manufacturing fee of $4.00 per plate at the time of issuing said reflectorized motor vehicle number plates or replacement reflectorized number plates. Said additional charge shall not give the registrant any title or other property interest in said plates. [ The commissioner of safety or assistant commissioner may request from time to time delivery of the number plates from the prison and shall reimburse the inventory fund by a transfer from revenue. At least 6 months prior to subsequent general issue, a transfer from revenue shall be made for all remaining finished plates in inventory. ] The commissioner of safety shall report to the governor, the president of the senate, and the speaker of the house of representatives, no later than 90 days after the close of the second fiscal year of each biennium, the year ending balance in the inventory fund and the department's recommendation as to when the next general issue of number plates should commence, the estimated cost of such a general issue, and the estimated annual cost to support routine plate issue and replacement without a new general issue.\nII. [Repealed.]\nIII. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph I, replacement plates may be purchased from the inventory fund.\nIV. If the [ state prison shop ] department of safety is unable to manufacture or deliver reflectorized motor vehicle plates in a timely manner because of an emergency interruption resulting from [ a riot or other ] an unforeseen cause, as determined by [ the commissioner of corrections or ] the commissioner of safety, the [ commissioners ] commissioner shall submit a written report to the governor and council and shall request that an outside vendor be retained to manufacture said plates. If at any time the commissioner of safety[ or the commissioner of corrections ] determines that the [ prison ] department of safety cannot produce number plates at a competitive price or meet reasonable delivery schedules, the commissioner[ of safety ] shall report to the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor and council, and shall request that an outside vendor be retained to manufacture the plates. Upon approval of the governor and council, the commissioner [ of safety ] shall request the department of administrative services, division of procurement and support services to select an outside vendor in accordance with RSA 8:19.\nV. The commissioner of safety, with approval of the governor, may charge the necessary expenses for the manufacture, storage, handling, issuance, and distribution of reflectorized motor vehicle number plates against the inventory fund provided under this section.\n141:385 Official Cover Plates; Manufacture Location. Amend RSA 261:90 to read as follows:\n261:90 Official Cover Plates. Upon payment of a fee, the director may issue and shall designate official cover plates with the reproduction of the state seal thereon to be affixed to a vehicle of United States senators from this state, representatives to congress from this state, the governor, members of the governor's council, the president of the senate, members of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, the clerk of the house of representatives, the clerk of the senate, members of the house of representatives, the attorney general, the secretary of state, the state treasurer, the President of the United States and members of his or her executive staff, and any ambassador or member of the foreign diplomatic corps. The fee for official cover plates shall be $1 in addition to any other number plate manufacturing fee otherwise required. The official cover plates, exclusive of the seal, shall be white with green lettering, which shall alternate with red lettering every other biennium, with the exception of the governor's council plates which shall be white with blue lettering every biennium. Official cover plates shall have the title of the person requesting the plates, except for members of the governor's council whose plates shall have their council district numbers [ embossed ] on them, and members of the general court, whose plates shall have their house seat numbers or their senate district numbers [ embossed ] on them unless the president of the senate, for members of the senate, or the speaker of the house of representatives, for members of the house of representatives, shall designate a title for their plates. The president of the senate, or a designee, and the speaker of the house of representatives, or a designee, shall provide the director with input as needed on the cover plate design for members of the general court. The director shall not issue more than 2 sets of official cover plates to any person. Official cover plates may be attached only to vehicles registered in the name of the person issued the plates or the name of the spouse of a member of the general court, or any vehicle being operated by a member of the general court. A cover plate and a regular motor vehicle plate may be displayed simultaneously on the same vehicle, with one plate on the front and the other plate on the rear. Nothing herein shall be construed as affecting the issuance of regular motor vehicle plates and the payment of the registration fee therefor. [ Official cover plates shall be manufactured at the state prison and the prison shall provide the plates to the department at the prison's cost ].\n141:386 New Chapter; Mobile Drivers' Licenses and Non-Driver Identification Cards. Amend RSA by inserting after chapter 263 the following new chapter:\nCHAPTER 263-A\nMOBILE DRIVERS' LICENSES AND NON-DRIVER IDENTIFICATION CARDS\n263-A:1 Definitions.\nAs used in this chapter:\nI. \"Credential\u201d means a driver\u2019s license or non-driver identification card.\nII. \u201cCredential holder\u201d means the individual that has been issued a physical or electronic credential.\nIII. \u201cData element\u201d means a distinct component of a customer\u2019s information that is found on the division's customer record.\nIV. \"Division\" means the department of safety, division of motor vehicles.\nV. \u201cElectronic credential\u201d means an electronic extension of the division's issued physical credential that conveys identity and driving privilege information and is in compliance with standards of the division.\nVI. \u201cElectronic credential system\u201d means a digital process that includes creating electronic credentials and a method for provisioning electronic credentials, requesting and transmitting electronic credential data elements, and performing tasks to maintain the system.\nVII. \u201cPhysical credential\u201d means a document or other tangible object issued by the division that conveys identity and driving privilege information.\nVIII. \"Provision\u201d means the initial loading of an electronic credential onto a device.\nIX. \"Relying party\u201d means the entity to which the credential holder is presenting the electronic credential.\nX. \u201cVerification process\u201d means a method of authenticating the electronic credential through the use of secure encrypted communication.\n263-A:2 Issuance and Life Cycle Management.\nI. The division of motor vehicles shall issue an electronic credential only to individuals who are otherwise eligible to hold a valid physical credential. The data elements that are used to build an electronic credential must match the individual\u2019s current motor vehicle or non-driver identification record.\nII. The division may contract with one or more entities to develop an electronic credential system. The electronic credential system shall be designed to comply with the most recent applicable state and federal standards.\nIII. The validity period of electronic credentials shall be set by the division.\nIV. The division may assess a fee for the provisioning of an electronic credential.\n263-A:3 Acceptance of Electronic Credentials.\nI. The electronic credential holder shall be required to have their physical credential on their person while operating a motor vehicle.\nII. Electronic credential systems shall be designed so that there is no requirement for the electronic credential holder to display or relinquish possession of their mobile device to relying parties for the acceptance of an electronic credential.\nIII. Upon request by law enforcement, an electronic credential holder must provide their physical credential.\nIV. Any law or regulation that requires an individual to surrender their physical credential to law enforcement does not apply to the device on which an electronic credential has been provisioned.\n263-A:4 Verification Process.\nI. Relying parties shall authenticate electronic credentials in accordance with applicable division standards prior to acceptance of the electronic credential.\nII. Electronic credential data is subject to data security and privacy protection according to RSA 507-H, as well as any other applicable state and federal law.\nIII. Relying parties shall only request electronic credential data elements that are necessary to complete the transaction for which that data is being requested.\n263-A:5 Privacy and Tracking.\nI. Relying parties shall only retain electronic credential data elements for which the relying party explicitly obtained consent from the electronic credential holder. Relying parties shall inform the electronic credential holder of the use and retention period of the electronic data elements and comply with RSA 507-H.\nII. The electronic credential system shall be designed to maximize the privacy of the credential holder and comply with RSA 507-H, as well as any other applicable state and federal laws, and shall not track or compile information without the credential holder\u2019s actual consent. The division shall only compile and/or disclose information regarding use of the credential as required by RSA 507-H and other applicable state or federal laws.\n263-A:6 Rulemaking. The commissioner of the department of safety shall adopt administrative rules under 541-A that are necessary for the management and operation of an electronic credential system.\n141:387 Effective Date. Section 386 of this act shall take effect January 1, 2026.\n141:388 Appropriation; Department of Safety; Northern Border Alliance Program. The sum of $600,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, is hereby appropriated to the department of safety and shall be nonlapsing. This sum shall be expended for the purpose of funding overtime patrols and related training activities, purchasing equipment in support of the northern border alliance program by state police, and disbursing grants to other state, county, and local law enforcement agencies for the purpose of funding overtime costs for county and local law enforcement officers performing law enforcement activities attributable to the northern border alliance program established in RSA 21-P:69. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:389 Legislative Declaration of Authority Regarding Public Education. In its 1993 and 1997 decisions, in the so-called Claremont series of public school funding cases, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that the New Hampshire Constitution imposes upon the legislature 4 obligations with respect to public K-12 education: (1) define an adequate education; (2) determine its cost; (3) fund it with constitutional taxes; and (4) ensure its delivery through accountability. Although the legislature has from the beginning had grave reservations as to the court's authority to impose these obligations upon a coordinate branch of government, in the spirit of comity it has over the subsequent quarter-century devoted extensive time, energy and public tax dollars to satisfying them. However, in the most recent of these cases, the judicial branch has asserted authority to review and set aside the legislature's determinations with respect to its 4 supposed obligations, and to fund education at levels determined by the court through a process which, though adjudicatory in form, is legislative in substance. Accordingly, the legislature now deems it necessary to definitively proclaim that, as the sole branch of government constitutionally competent to establish state policy and to raise and appropriate public funds to carry out such policy, the legislature shall make the final determination of what the state's educational policies shall be and of the funding needed to carry out such policies.\n141:390 Land Stewardship Program; Administrative Attachment. Amend RSA 12-O:53, II(i) to read as follows:\n(i) Administer the [ following programs: the ] statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan[ , ] and the national flood insurance program[ , and the land conservation investment program ]. The office shall employ necessary personnel to administer these programs.\n141:391 New Section; Fish and Game Department; Propagation of Fish and Game; Conservation land Monitoring. Amend RSA 212 by inserting after section 10-b the following new section:\n212:10-c Conservation Land Monitoring.\nThe executive director of the fish and game department shall monitor property acquired through the former land conservation investment program consistent with RSA 162-C:6 and 8. The executive director may further monitor such other land conservation interests held by the state of New Hampshire as may approved by the council for resources and development pursuant to RSA 162-C:6, II.\n141:392 Conservation Land Stewardship Program; Administrative Attachment; Fish and Game Department. Amend RSA 162-C:6, II to read as follows:\nII. In addition to its other responsibilities, the council shall manage and administer the lands acquired and funds established under the land conservation investment program under the former RSA 221-A, according to the provisions of this subdivision and consistent with agreements entered into with persons with ownership interests in such lands. The fish and game department shall monitor property acquired through the former land conservation investment program on behalf of the council and consistent with RSA 162-C:8. The council shall provide funds from the monitoring endowment described in RSA 162-C:8 to the fish and game department sufficient to cover the costs associated with such monitoring. Nothing herein shall preclude the council from providing funds from the monitoring endowment to the department or other entities to cover the costs of monitoring other land conservation interests held by the state of New Hampshire.\n141:393 New Paragraph; Reasons for Removal and Impoundment. Amend RSA 262:32 by inserting after paragraph VIII the following new paragraph:\nIX. A vehicle, camper, or other equipment has been towed to and left at a park-and-ride facility without written approval of the commissioner. In such cases, the state may seek reimbursement for the removal costs from the towing company, the owner, or both.\n141:394 Obstructing Water; Penalty. Amend RSA 236:19 to read as follows:\n236:19 Obstructing Water; Penalty. Any person who shall place, or suffer to be placed or to remain, any logs, earth or other substances within the limits of a highway or state-owned railroad corridor , or upon land in the vicinity of a highway or state-owned railroad corridor by which the water in a stream, pond or ditch is turned upon the highway or state-owned railroad corridor and injures or renders it unsuitable for public or railroad travel, shall be guilty of a violation if a natural person, or guilty of a misdemeanor if any other person. If such highway is maintained by the town, the fine shall be for the use of the town and if such highway or railroad is maintained by the state, the fine shall be for the use of the department of transportation. Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the placing of snow within the limits of a highway for the purpose of crossing or recrossing by sleds, logging or farming equipment.\n141:395 Credit to Highway Fund; Fee for Expedited Driveway Permit Established in SB 153 (2025). Amend RSA 236:13, IV-b(b) to read as follows:\n(b) An applicant electing to use the expedited permitting process under this paragraph shall pay a $120 per unit non-refundable permit fee , which shall be credited to the highway fund .\n141:396 Contingency. If SB 153 of the 2025 general legislative session becomes law, section 395 of this act shall take effect at 12:01 a.m. on the effective date of SB 153. If SB 153 does not become law, section 395 of this act shall not take effect.\n141:397 Effective Date. Section 395 of this act shall take effect as provided in section 396 of this act.\n141:398 Education; Adult Education; Establishment of Adult High School Education Program. Amend RSA 186:61, I to read as follows:\nI. The state board of education shall establish and promote [ an ] educational [ program ] programs for [ adults ] adult legal residents of New Hampshire and students at least sixteen years of age eligible for enrollment in a New Hampshire public school to earn a high school diploma or its equivalent. Such educational programs shall charge tuition to student resident districts when resident districts receive state adequacy funds pursuant to RSA 198:40-a for such students at an amount agreed to by the educational program and the resident district. This program shall be administered by the division of learner support, department of education, in accordance with the rules adopted by the state board.\n141:399 Appropriation; Department of Education. Notwithstanding RSA 198:39, I, the sums of $400,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $400,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, are hereby appropriated from the education trust fund to the department of education, to be distributed to approved education programs pursuant to RSA 186:61, proportional to the number of credits awarded to high school students served by such educational programs during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the education trust fund not otherwise appropriated.\n141:400 Education; Student and Teacher Information Protection and Privacy; Student Privacy. Amend RSA 189:68, I(l) to read as follows:\n(l) Student [ postsecondary ] workforce information , including the employer's name[ , and the name of a college attended outside of New Hampshire ].\n141:401 Education; District Taxes; Reports Required; Cities and School Districts. Amend RSA 198:4-d, III-a to read as follows:\nIII-a. The department of education and the department of revenue administration together shall develop and [ recommend ] maintain school accounting standards[ . The departments shall report to the speaker of the house, the senate president, and the governor concerning such accounting standards on or before December 1, 1999 ] which shall be used by districts and chartered public schools for financial reporting purposes .\n141:402 Department of Education; Duties of Deputy Commissioner. Amend RSA 21-N:5, I(j) to read as follows:\n(j) Administering department responsibilities for information services , including shared supervision of department of information technology staff embedded within the department of education and services provided by the department of information technology .\n141:403 Appropriation; Department of Education. Notwithstanding RSA 198:39, I, the sums of $1,500,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and $1,500,000 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, are hereby appropriated from the education trust fund to the department of education for the purpose of providing learning platforms that provide high quality instructional materials across all content areas to ensure all K-12 students in this state have access to evidence-based and content-rich learning outcomes. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the education trust fund not otherwise appropriated.\n141:404 Operation of Keno Games. Amend RSA 284:47, I to read as follows:\nI. A licensee may operate keno games at its business during the business' hours of operation [ between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 a.m ].\n141:405 New Section; Pari-Mutuel Pools, and Distribution of Tax Theron; Advanced Deposit Account Wagering. Amend RSA 284 by inserting after section 22-b the following new section:\n284:22-c Advanced Deposit Account Wagering.\nI. Advance deposit wagering is authorized for pari-mutuel betting on horse racing under this chapter if conducted in compliance with this section and the Interstate Horseracing Act of 1978, United States Code, Title 15, section 3001 et seq.\nII. It is unlawful for any person or entity to accept an advance deposit wager from a New Hampshire resident unless the person or entity is a licensed advance deposit wagering provider in the state of New Hampshire.\nIII. Before accepting an advance deposit wager from a New Hampshire resident, a licensed advance deposit wagering provider shall demonstrate evidence of financial responsibility in a format prescribed by the commission through a surety bond executed and issued by an insurer authorized to issue surety bonds in this state, an irrevocable letter of credit, or other form of financial guarantee in an amount to be determined by the commission. The commission may also accept, as evidence of financial responsibility, a surety bond, an irrevocable letter of credit, or other form of financial guarantee in accordance with this subdivision filed with one or more states where the applicant is licensed as an advance deposit wagering provider. The commission may ask for additional evidence of financial responsibility at any time the commission deems necessary. Any surety bond, an irrevocable letter of credit, or other form of financial guarantee issued under this subdivision shall be in favor of this state and shall specifically authorize recovery by the commission for the payment of all revenues required by this chapter.\nIV. The commission shall not license or authorize a person or entity to conduct advance deposit wagering under this section unless the person or entity has submitted, and the commission approved, a plan of operation for advance deposit wagering. At a minimum, the plan of operation shall provide for:\n(a) Methods of resolving disputes with account holders;\n(b) Procedures to protect the security of account holders' accounts and information;\n(c) Methods to verify the identity of account holders and ensure that all account holders are natural persons who are at least 18 years of age;\n(d) Procedures to ensure that wagers are only accepted from account holders who have sufficient funds on deposit and that no credit is extended by the person to an account holder;\n(e) Procedures for keeping accurate records of all contests, wagers, and payouts;\n(f) Annually contracting with an independent third-party to conduct a financial audit and submit the results of the audit to the commission. If the licensed advanced deposit wagering provider is a wholly-owned subsidiary of a publicly traded company, submission of audited financial statements of the publicly-traded parent company contained in a public filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission shall satisfy this requirement;\n(g) Annually contracting with an independent third-party cyber security audit and submit the results of the audit to the commission; and\n(h) Other requirements established by the commission in rule.\nV. The plan of operation may only be amended with the approval of the commission. The commission may withdraw approval of a plan of operation for cause.\nVI. Advanced deposit wagers from New Hampshire residents shall be subject to a revenue sharing plan. Licensees shall provide the commission payment in the amount of 1.25 percent of all wagers accepted from New Hampshire residents in a manner prescribed by the commission. The revenues received from the commission pursuant to this section, less the administrative costs of the commission, shall be deposited in the education trust fund established in RSA 198:39.\nVII. Persons or entities that offered advanced deposit wagering services to New Hampshire residents as of July 1, 2022 may request permission from the commission to continue offering these services during the pendency of the licensing process. Any such person or entity shall make the request to continue offering services in writing detailing how the person or entity will meet the protections set forth in this section during the interim period before licensure. The commission may grant such request for unlicensed operation for a period not to exceed six months where the requestor has adequately documented acceptable financial responsibility and patron protection standards. In no event shall this permission extend past January 1, 2026.\n141:406 Rulemaking. Amend RSA 284:12, IV to read as follows:\nIV. The sale of pari-mutuel pools as authorized under RSA 284:22, RSA 284:22-a, [ and ] RSA 284:22-b , and RSA 284:22-c .\n141:407 Community College System of New Hampshire; Law Enforcement Officers, Professional Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program. Amend RSA 188-F:70 to read as follows:\n188-F:70 Program Established.\nI. There is hereby established in the community college system of New Hampshire the New Hampshire law enforcement officers, professional firefighters, public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers, and emergency medical technicians career development, recruitment, and retention program. To the extent of available funds, New Hampshire law enforcement officers, professional firefighters, public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers, and emergency medical technicians may receive reimbursement, upon successful completion, for the cost of one [ course ] or more courses per semester, including required fees, in a degree program at an institution in the community college system as approved for that individual upon recommendation of the person's supervisor and the committee. Such courses may be in any field leading to a degree in an area of study approved by the commission. Eligible individuals may receive reimbursement for non-credit or degree courses, upon successful completion, as approved for that individual upon recommendation of the person's supervisor and the committee.\nII. Upon employment by a New Hampshire fire [ service ] or law enforcement department , a graduate of the New Hampshire fire or police academy, or the entity that paid for the cost, with the recommendation of the employee's supervisor and the approval of the committee, shall receive full reimbursement for the cost of the academy not covered by other funding sources.\n141:408 Law Enforcement Officers, Professional Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program Committee. Amend the section heading and RSA 188-F:71, I to read as follows:\n188-F:71 Law Enforcement Officers, Professional Firefighters, Public Safety Telecommunicators and Dispatchers, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program Committee Established.\nI. There is hereby established the law enforcement officers, professional firefighters, public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers, and emergency medical technicians career development, recruitment, and retention program committee. The members of the committee shall be as follows:\n(a) The commissioner of the New Hampshire department of safety, or designee. The commissioner, or designee, shall serve as chairperson of the committee.\n(b) The chancellor of the community college system of New Hampshire, or designee.\n(c) The director of the New Hampshire police standards and training council, or designee.\n(d) The director of the New Hampshire Fire Academy, or designee.\n(e) The president of the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, or designee.\n(f) The president of the New Hampshire Police Association, or designee.\n(g) The president of the New Hampshire state police union, or designee.\n(h) The president of the Professional Firefighters of New Hampshire, or designee.\n(i) The president of the New Hampshire Association of Emergency Medical Technicians, or designee.\n(j) The president of the New Hampshire Association of Fire Chiefs, or designee.\n(k) The president of the New Hampshire Emergency Dispatchers Association, or designee.\n(l) Three educators from the community college system of New Hampshire, appointed by the chancellor of the community college system of New Hampshire.\n141:409 Law Enforcement Officers, Professional Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Fund. Amend RSA 188-F:72 to read as follows:\n188-F:72 Law Enforcement Officers, Professional Firefighters, Public Safety Telecommunicators and Dispatchers, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Fund Established. There is hereby established in the state treasury a fund to be known as the law enforcement officers, professional firefighters, public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers, and emergency medical technicians career development, recruitment, and retention fund. The fund shall be administered by the community college system of New Hampshire. The fund shall be nonlapsing and continually appropriated to the community college system to support the program established in this subdivision. The community college system shall establish procedures for receiving and disbursing funds, and it shall report to the committee established in RSA 188-F:71 on the operation of the fund. The fund may accept state or federal appropriations or grants, or gifts, grants, or donations from any other source.\n141:410 Home and Community Based Behavioral Health Services for Children; Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Prevention and Treatment Program. Amend RSA 167:3-l, IV to read as follows:\nIV.(a) [ On or before January 1, 2023, the department shall develop a timeline, conduct a cost analysis plan, and provide a detailed report of the timeline and cost analysis plan to the senate health and human services committee and the house children and family law and health, human services and elderly affairs committees, to ] The department of health and human services shall establish the ACEs prevention and treatment program, to support children, birth to age 6, with exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and severe emotional disturbances whose needs cannot be met through childcare, educational, and developmental services alone. The program shall be designed to provide prevention, assessment, diagnoses, and treatment services for such children and their families, by :\n(1) [ Increase ] Increasing Medicaid reimbursement for early childhood mental health care, including but not limited to child parent psychotherapy, to enhance services for Medicaid patients;\n(2) [ Elevate ] Elevating the early childhood and family mental health credential statewide by requiring the credential for specific provider levels and/or associating the credential with an increased salary level or higher reimbursement rates; and\n(3) [ Offer ] Offering continued funding, including scholarships or reimbursements , to cover costs associated with [ the training to incentivize providers to take part in the training ] ongoing training and professional development in early childhood mental health care, including but not limited to child-parent psychotherapy, to ensure the highest levels of training and services to children and families .\n(b) Within one year of the effective date of this paragraph, the department shall develop and begin implementation of a 5-year plan to build the state's workforce capacity to provide child - parent psychotherapy (CPP), an intervention model for children from birth to age 6, who have experienced at least one traumatic event and/or are experiencing mental health, attachment, and/or behavioral problems, including posttraumatic stress disorder.\n141:411 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services; Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Prevention and Treatment Program.\nI. The sum of $150,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services to fund the adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) prevention and treatment program, and continue to expand and fund continued professional development for child-parent psychotherapy (CPP) services, as described in RSA 167:3-l, IV. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\nII. The sum of $150,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services to fund the ACEs prevention and treatment program, and continue to expand and fund continued professional development for CPP services, as described in RSA 167:3-l, IV.\n141:412 New Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program 1115 Demonstration; Renewed Application to CMS.\nI. On or before January 1, 2026, the department of health and human services shall resubmit to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) a Section 1115 demonstration waiver to the state Medicaid plan relative to enforcing community engagement and work requirements as a condition of Granite Advantage eligibility. Prior to submitting the Section 1115 waiver to CMS, the department shall submit the proposed waiver to the fiscal committee of the general court for approval.\nII. Beginning November 1, 2025 and annually thereafter, the department shall provide a report regarding the status of the waiver application and implementation of the community engagement requirements in RSA 126-AA:2, III, to the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives, the senate clerk, the house clerk, and the governor.\n141:413 Effective Date. Section 412 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:414 Appropriation; New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services; Positions to Support Public Assistance Applications. The sum of $105,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services for the purpose of establishing 2 positions to support the requirements of 2024, 358, relative to participation in the federal Summer EBT program and the elderly simplified application for SNAP. The department may accept and expend matching federal funds without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. The department shall work with the department of administrative services, division of personnel, to determine the appropriate classifications in accordance with the personnel classification system and applicable broad group specifications. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:415 Appropriation; Intermediate Care for Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. The sums of $70,105 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 and $141,613 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 are hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services, account 05-95-048-482010-2154, for the purpose of providing a 2 percent rate increase in fiscal year 2026 and an additional 2 percent rate increase in fiscal year 2027 to facilities providing intermediate care for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. The department is authorized to accept and expend any federal funds for the purposes of this section without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:416 New Hampshire Veterans' Home; Transfer Between and Among Accounts and Classes. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 9:16-a, RSA 9:16-b, and RSA 9:16-c, for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the commandant of the New Hampshire veterans' home is authorized to transfer funds between and among all accounting units and expenditure classes within the home and to create accounting units and expenditure classes as required and as the commandant deems necessary and appropriate to address present or projected budget deficits, or to respond to changes in federal law, regulations, or programs, and otherwise as necessary for the efficient management of the home, including funding unfunded positions, provided that if a transfer does not include new accounting units or expenditure classes, only such transfers of $100,000 or more shall require prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court and the governor and council. The New Hampshire veterans' home shall remain subject to the transfer limitations in RSA 9:17-a and RSA 9:17-c.\n141:417 Appropriation; Rural Maternal Health EMS Services. The sum of $75,000 for fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $75,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the department of safety to support rural maternal health EMS services. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:418 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services; Supportive Housing Services. The commissioner of the department of health and human services shall submit a renewal of the state plan amendment as provided in Section 1915(i) of the Social Security Act or a waiver under other provisions of the Act to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to sustain a state Medicaid benefit for supportive housing services. The department of health and human services shall fully implement the new supportive housing Medicaid benefit and provide a report to the legislature on its implementation on November 1, 2025, and November 1, 2026.\n141:419 Department of Health and Human Services; Appropriation; Funding for Community Residential Services for Individuals with Disabilities and Acquired Brain Disorders. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $10,000,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027 for the purpose of financing room and board for individuals with disabilities and acquired brain disorders who live in a staffed community residence within the state of New Hampshire. The department may accept and expend matching federal funds without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:420 Committee Established.\nI. There is established a committee to study long-term managed care and other relevant considerations related to long-term managed care.\nII. The members of the committee shall be as follows:\n(a) One member of the senate, appointed by the president of the senate.\n(b) Three members of the house of representatives, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives.\nIII. Legislative members of the committee shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to the duties of the committee.\nIV. The committee shall:\n(a) Solicit input regarding, and develop legislative proposals related to, the following:\n(1) The integration of medicaid-funded long-term care services, including home and community based services waiver programs and nursing home benefits, into the department of health and human service's care management program, to be delivered by at least one managed care organization as defined in RSA 126-A:5, XIX(c)(3);\n(2) Managed long-term care services and support programs run nationally;\n(3) Waivers and nursing home benefits delivered through Medicaid managed care organizations, where managed care organizations are responsible for care coordination, service authorization, and payment administration for long-term support and services, as well as services supported under the choices for independence waiver under section 1902 (a)(30)(A) of the Social Security Act;\n(4) Whether to include developmental disability waiver services into the Medicaid care management program;\n(5) Ways in which the state and counties can obtain enhanced federal funding sources;\n(6) Ways in which Medicaid eligibility can be streamlined to place priority on consumer choice and create a less restrictive environment;\n(7) Ways in which nursing facility providers can be incentivized to accept Medicaid members with high acuity to reduce length of stay in hospitals;\n(8) How managed care organizations collaborate with county governments, including delegating care coordination and service authorization functions;\n(9) How to ensure nursing facilities are paid timely and utilize services consistent with the criteria established by the department of health and human services;\n(10) How managed care organizations participate in discharge planning, transitional care, and other education programs for physicians, nurses, discharge planners and hospitals;\n(11) How managed care organizations provide incentive payments to nursing facility providers, reward reductions in preventable acute care costs, and encourage transformative efforts in the delivery of nursing facility services, including efforts to promote transitions to community based settings and a resident-centered care culture through facility design and services provided;\n(12) How a shared savings program with county governments and other nursing facility providers and active participants can ensure the delivery of quality services;\n(13) How the department of health and human services can update its capitation payment plan to take into consideration payments to cover all managed long-term care support services;\n(14) Issues relevant to ensure a seamless and effective transition to the integration of all long-term care services, including waiver services, to be managed through the care management program;\n(15) The timeline and impact of a statewide program that aligns Medicare and Medicaid enrollment into a highly-integrated, special needs plan for all dually eligible Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries;\n(16) The benefits of dually eligible plans on meeting the needs of individuals who choose to remain in communities with appropriate services; and\n(17) Other pertinent and relevant issues as deemed necessary by the committee.\n(b) Solicit input from:\n(1) The department of health and human services;\n(2) County and private nursing home providers;\n(3) Long-term service and support providers within the development and disability areas of state agencies;\n(4) National Medicaid-managed care providers; and\n(5) Other departments, groups, organizations, or individuals as deemed necessary by the committee.\nV. The members of the study committee shall elect a chairperson from among the members. The first meeting of the committee shall be called by the first-named senate member. The first meeting of the committee shall be held within 45 days of the effective date of this section. Three members of the committee shall constitute a quorum.\nVI. The committee shall report its findings and any recommendations for proposed legislation to the president of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, the senate clerk, the house clerk, the governor, and the state library on or before October 1, 2025.\n141:421 Effective Date. Section 420 of this act shall take effect upon its passage.\n141:422 Department of Health and Human Services; Processing of Medical Assistance Applications; Hiring Consultant; Appropriation.\nI. The sum of $3,000,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services for the purpose of hiring a contractor to provide staffing support to assist with eliminating the backlog in Medicaid long-term care eligibility determinations. The department shall begin a competitive bidding process on or before September 30, 2025, to hire a contractor to begin on or before December 31, 2025, subject to governor and executive council approval, for the purposes of this section. In addition to providing staffing support, the contractor shall develop a plan for the efficient processing of long-term care applications by or before June 30, 2026. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. The department may accept and expend additional federal funds without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\nII. For the biennium ending June 30, 2027, the annual licensing fee set forth in RSA 151:5, IV for nursing homes shall be $85 per licensed bed and $60 of said fees collected by the department of health and human services during this period shall be deposited into the general fund of the state. The purpose of this is to partially offset the appropriation set forth in paragraph I in this section. The remaining $25 per licensed bed will continue to go into account 05-95-95-952010-5146.\n141:423 Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. The department of health and human services shall report by January 1, 2026 on the status of the backlog in Medicaid long-term care eligibility determinations to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, and the chairs of the senate health and human services committee and the house of representatives health, human services, and elderly affairs committee. The department shall provide an updated report every 6 months until the department reports that there is no further backlog.\n141:424 Department of Health and Human Services; Division of Public Health Services; Public-Private Health Care Workforce Recruitment and Retention Hub; Infrastructure Contracts. The department of health and human services, division of public health services, rural health and primary care section shall amend its current contract with Bi-State Primary Care Association\u2019s Recruitment Center to require the Recruitment Center to collaborate with a family medicine residency program in rural New Hampshire at a teaching health center program to support the training of family medicine residents in the north country. The teaching health center program shall be accredited or eligible for accreditation by a nationally recognized accreditation agency.\n141:425 Appropriation; Bi-State Primary Care Association Sub-recipient Contract with a Rural Residency Training at a Teaching Health Center Program. The sum of $500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services, division of public health services, rural health and primary care section for the purposes set forth in section 424 of this act. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:426 Department of Health and Human Services; Appropriation; Tier-One Call Center. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $3,825,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, for the purpose of financing a tier-one call center. The department may accept and expend matching federal funds without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:427 New Subparagraphs; New Hampshire Employment Program and Family Assistance Program; Rulemaking. Amend RSA 167:83, II by inserting after subparagraph (r) the following new subparagraphs:\n(s) Payments for child care providers. Such rules shall:\n(1) Streamline data entry requirements for providers receiving child care scholarship payments by eliminating any requirement to report hourly attendance, to the extent that such reporting is not necessary for administering child care scholarship payments; and\n(2) By December 2025, implement a system of prospective provider payments, through which child care providers shall receive scholarship program payments in advance of or at the beginning of each payment period. If a provider begins providing care to a child in the middle of a service period, the department may delay the first payment until the start of the next service period.\n(t) Child care scholarship presumptive eligibility pilot program.\n(1) The department shall develop and implement a presumptive eligibility pilot program, whereby applicants who meet threshold screening requirements established by the department will receive the benefit of child care scholarship funds while the application process is underway, from the date of the initial screening until the earliest of:\n(A) 60 days after the initial screening;\n(B) The date on which a final eligibility determination is made; or\n(C) The expiration of a submission period, the length of which shall be identified by the department, if the applicant fails to submit the required information or documentation to establish eligibility during this period. The department shall provide both the applicant and the child care provider at least 10 days notice, and shall supply the applicant a list of the verification documents still required to determine eligibility, before terminating the presumptive eligibility period on this basis.\n(2) Except in cases of fraud or intentional violation of program rules, no child care provider and no scholarship applicant shall be held responsible for the costs of care paid from scholarship funds during such period of presumptive eligibility, even if the child is ultimately determined ineligible for scholarship funds.\n(3) The department shall establish criteria and parameters as needed to implement the program.\n(4) The duration of this pilot program shall be 24 months, beginning January 1, 2026.\n(5) The department may suspend this pilot program, with notice to providers and prospective applicants, if an active waitlist is maintained pursuant to N.H. Admin. Code section He-C 6910.11, and the department shall reinstate the pilot program if such a waitlist ends during the duration of the pilot program.\n(6) On or before May 1, 2028, the department shall provide a detailed report of the presumptive eligibility pilot program to the house health and human services oversight committee and senate health and human services committee of the general court. The report shall include the following information:\n(A) Information regarding family and provider interest and utilization of the program during the pilot period;\n(B) Information regarding the costs and benefits of the program as implemented, and any suggestions for improvements;\n(C) Funding levels necessary to sustain the program going forward; and\n(D) Any other relevant information regarding the program.\n(u) District office staff training. The department of health and human services shall develop and engage in training of all district office staff regarding changes to the child care scholarship program.\n141:428 Department of Health and Human Services; Appropriation. There is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services the sum of $100,000, for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, to provide payments for child care providers, the child care scholarship presumptive eligibility pilot program, and the child care scholarship application process study. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:429 Prospective Repeal. RSA 167:83, II(t), related to the child care scholarship presumptive eligibility pilot program, is repealed.\n141:430 Effective Date. Section 429 of this act shall take effect May 2, 2028.\n141:431 Department of Health and Human Services. Appropriation; Child Care Programs.\nI. The sums of $7,500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 and $7,500,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 are hereby appropriated from federal TANF reserve funds to the department of health and human services for the purpose of financing recruitment and retention bonus and benefit grants for New Hampshire child care employers. The appropriation is contingent upon the department seeking formal approval from the federal Department of Health and Human Services to use the funds for the purposes specified in this section. If necessary, and if a waiver process is available, the department of health and human services shall seek a waiver to use the funds for these purposes. The department shall make the initial request no later than August 1, 2025, and upon receiving a determination, shall notify the fiscal committee of the general court of the decision received.\nII. Eligible child care programs shall be programs operating in New Hampshire with an active child care license or that are license-exempt and enrolled in the department of health and human services child care scholarship program. These programs shall include those who serve children from birth through age 12 and are also referred to as center-based, family-based, early childhood education, early learning, outside of school time, before and after school, and summer camp programs, as well as non-profit and privately-owned center-based and family-based child care programs.\nIII. The department shall develop and implement a grant application process for eligible programs, and may consider additional grant amounts for child care programs enrolled in or in preparation to enroll in the granite steps for quality in recognition of their extra effort and commitment to continuous quality improvement. Grant amounts shall be determined by the department after all applications have been received and approved.\nIV. Grants received by the programs may be used in the following ways:\n(a) Deposit into an eligible, tax-advantaged health savings account or flexible spending account;\n(b) Mentor credentialing and support networks for mentors;\n(c) Sign-on and/or retention incentives and/or wage increases;\n(d) Professional costs such as training hours, CPR, or memberships in professional organizations;\n(e) Child care tuition assistance;\n(f) Credit towards the employee\u2019s share of the cost of their health insurance plan;\n(g) Paid time off equivalent;\n(h) Child care tuition discount;\n(i) Student loan repayment;\n(j) Telemedicine coverage; or\n(k) Payment towards a physical, first-aid certification, CPR certification, background check, or other credential required for the child care position.\nV. If grant application requests exceed available funding, preference shall be given to eligible child care programs which are:\n(a) Enrolled in New Hampshire's child care scholarship program; and\n(b) Connected to the work of their related early childhood regional network, as determined by the department.\nVI. The department of health and human services shall incorporate in its biennial appropriation request pursuant to RSA 9:4 an amount necessary to fully fund the child care workforce programs contained in this section.\n141:432 New Section; Long-Term Care; Guardianship Contracted Services. Amend RSA 151-E by inserting after section 27 the following new section:\n151-E:28 Guardianship Contracted Services.\nI. When all other resources are exhausted, hospitals seeking to assist older adults or adults with a disability as defined in RSA 151-E:24 with discharge from a hospital setting to a less restrictive setting may seek to have a guardian or conservator appointed by the probate court, pursuant to RSA 464-A, for any older adult or adult with a disability who:\n(a) Requires an alternative decision maker to assist with discharge;\n(b) Is deemed incapacitated by a court of competent jurisdiction; and\n(c) Cannot secure guardianship services through any other alternative.\nII. The department shall contract with office of the public guardian to provide publicly funded guardianship slots for individuals in need of guardianship pursuant to paragraph I.\nIII. Hospitals seeking to assist adults with discharge shall apply to the department for access to the publicly funded guardianship slots.\nIV. Availability of publicly funded guardianship slots shall be subject to the availability of funding.\n141:433 Appropriation; Department of Health and Human Services. The sum of $550,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027 is hereby appropriated to the department of health and human services. Said appropriation shall be used by the department to fund services for individuals as set forth in RSA 151-E:28. In the event these funds are not fully expended for this population, the department shall have the authority to use said funds to fund services for individuals served under RSA 171-A, RSA 161-F:52, and RSA 135-C. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:434 Effective Date. Sections 432 and 433 of this act shall take effect September 30, 2025.\n141:435 Directive; Department of Health and Human Services. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, if the commissioner of the department of health and human services determines that there are insufficient funds in accounts 05-95-042-421010-2958, child and family services, and 05-95-092-921010-2053, system of care, to fund residential placements for youth, he or she may request, with prior authorization of the fiscal committee of the general court, that the governor and council authorize additional funding. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:436 Legislative Offices and Proceedings; Office Space and Parking Facilities. Amend RSA 14:14-b to read as follows:\n14:14-b Office Space and Parking Facilities.\nNotwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary the following shall be assigned for use by the speaker of the house and the president of the senate:\nI. [ The ] Any legislative parking facilities , including but not limited to the legislative parking garage on Storrs Street, the legislative office building parking garage, the legislative parking garage at 33 Capitol Street, the legislative parking lot at 33 Green Street, and 7 spaces in the parking lot on the north side of the state library at 20 Park Street ;\nII. The legislative office building and Upham-Walker house; [ and ]\nIII. All rooms and other spaces of the state house with the exception of those areas under the use and control of the executive branch, including the governor's offices, the executive council chamber and offices, and the secretary of state's offices ;\nIV. All rooms and other spaces of the state house annex designated and assigned for use by the speaker of the house and the president of the senate, including but not limited to the west wing of the second floor; and\nV. All rooms and other spaces on the western side of the first and second floor of the legislative offices at Granite Place located at 1 Granite Place South .\n141:437 Youth Development Center Claims Administrator. Amend RSA 21-M:11-a, III to read as follows:\nIII. There is further established in the [ judicial ] executive branch a temporary full-time or part-time position known as the youth development center claims administrator, to be appointed by the [ supreme court ] governor with the consent of the executive council . A part-time administrator may maintain a private, unrelated mediation or legal practice apart from the duties as administrator notwithstanding any other provision of rule or law to the contrary. The [ supreme court ] governor, with the consent of the executive council, shall appoint an administrator agreed to by the attorney general and counsel for claimants. If the attorney general and counsel for claimants are unable to agree upon an administrator, the [ supreme court ] governor, with the consent of the executive council, shall select the administrator from the candidates submitted to the court by the attorney general and counsel for claimants, not later than 30 days following the court's receipt of the candidates. The attorney general and counsel for claimants shall each submit two candidates, not later than 30 days following the joint fiscal committee's approval of the claim process and guidelines as provided in paragraph IV. The administrator shall receive compensation at no more than the rate of salary of an active superior court justice and shall, if working full-time, receive the same benefits as other [ non-judicial employees of the judicial ] executive branch employees . If working part-time, the administrator shall receive compensation at no more than the equivalent per diem rate of an active superior court justice, provided that in any calendar year, the administrator shall not receive more in total compensation than that received by an active superior court justice. The [ judicial ] executive branch shall provide the administrator and any necessary support staff with office space. The salary, benefits, and expenses of the administrator, and any necessary support staff, shall be paid from the fund. The administrator shall report to the [ chief justice of the supreme court or the chief justice's designee ] governor or the governor\u2019s designee for employment-related purposes, but the [ supreme court ] governor shall have no authority to review the administrator's decisions. At such time as the administrator's duties are concluded, or at such time as full-time service by the administrator is no longer needed to carry out the administrator's duties, the [ supreme court ] governor shall either eliminate the administrator's position or reduce it from a full-time to a part-time position as may be appropriate. The [ supreme court ] governor may remove the administrator [ if, after a request for removal received from the attorney general or claimants' counsel, or upon the court's own motion, the court determines that good cause for removal exists ] at any time, as the administrator serves at the pleasure of the governor . Once appointed, the administrator shall process claims as provided herein and may settle claims at such amounts as may be agreed upon between the AG designee and each claimant, or at amounts which are determined by the administrator, giving due consideration to the guidelines adopted by the joint fiscal committee as provided in paragraph IV.\n141:438 Youth Development Center Claims Administration and Settlement Fund; Attorney's Fees; Periodic Payment. Amend RSA 21-M:11-a, XV to read as follows:\nXV. The administrator may approve all fees and costs of attorneys who represent claimants in proceedings before the administrator. The administrator shall not approve any request of an attorney for fees or costs which are not reasonable. The administrator shall not approve an attorney's fee in excess of 33.33 percent of the amount of the award. All costs and attorney's fees paid to a claimant's attorney shall be paid from the amount awarded to the claimant. Whenever the administrator determines that a claim shall be paid in periodic payments pursuant to subparagraph XII(a), the administrator shall require that any attorney's fee approved under this paragraph be paid in equal installments and over the same number of years as the periodic payment schedule that is applicable to the amount awarded to the claimant. The administrator shall add an interest assessment of 5 percent of the remaining unpaid amount of the fee per annum for each year of repayment, which shall be compounded annually.\n141:439 Youth Development Center Claims Administration and Settlement Fund; Time Period for Acceptance of Administrator's Decision. Amend RSA 21-M:11-a, IX(e) to read as follows:\n(e) Except in extraordinary cases, the administrator shall declare the resolution process closed within 30 days of the resolution proceeding, during which the AG designee may file any written submission related to the claim. The administrator shall issue a written decision to the parties within 14 days of the conclusion of the resolution process. The administrator's decision regarding the claim shall be final and non-appealable, and the provisions of RSA 542:8, RSA 542:9, and RSA 542:10 shall not apply, provided, however, that either the claimant or the AG designee may request the administrator to reconsider a decision on grounds that it contains mathematical mistakes, miscalculations, or a scrivener's error. Such a request to reconsider a decision must be made within 10 days of the issuance of the administrator's decision. Upon the expiration of the reconsideration period, the AG designee and the claimant shall have 30 days to accept or decline the administrator\u2019s decision regarding the claim. If the AG designee and claimant do not both affirmatively accept the administrator\u2019s decision within 30 days after the expiration of the reconsideration period, then the claim shall be deemed withdrawn, and the claimant shall retain the right to pursue their claim in a judicial or other forum.\n141:440 Youth Development Center Claims Administration and Settlement Fund; Reporting Requirements. Amend RSA 21-M:11-a, XVI to read as follows:\nXVI. The administrator, in consultation with the attorney general, shall [ quarterly ] submit [ a ] an itemized report each month to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, the joint fiscal committee and the governor providing information as to the number and nature of claims made and settled, the amounts requested and paid in settlement to date, the claim amounts pending, an estimate of the likely amounts which will be approved and paid, the administrative costs which have been paid, and an estimate of future administrative costs to be paid. The report shall be structured to protect the privacy and anonymity of the claimants. The attorney general shall also post the report on the department of justice's public website. The joint fiscal committee may require the administrator to submit additional reports, with such additional information that the committee may determine to be necessary, at the committee\u2019s discretion, provided that such additional reports shall be structured to protect the privacy and anonymity of the claimants.\n141:441 New Paragraph; Definition; Vested. Amend RSA 100-A:1 by inserting after paragraph XXXVII the following new paragraph:\nXXXVIII. \"Vested\" means that a member is eligible for a benefit after 10 years of service. The calculations of earnable compensation under RSA 100-A:1, XVII, and average final compensation under RSA 100-A:1, XVIII, shall not be reduced after 10 years of service.\n141:442 Earnable Compensation. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XVII to read as follows:\nXVII. \"Earnable compensation\" shall mean:\n(a) For group I members who have attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus any overtime pay, holiday and vacation pay, sick pay, longevity or severance pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, additional pay for extracurricular and instructional activities for full-time teachers and full-time employees who are employed in paraprofessional or support position, additional pay for instructional activities of full-time faculty of the community college system, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except cash incentives paid by an employer to encourage members to retire, supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation, and teacher development pay that is not part of the contracted annual salary. [ Compensation for extra and special duty, as reported by the employer, shall be included but limited during the highest 3 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII. ] However, earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1-1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all employees[ , ] and teachers[ , permanent firemen, and permanent policemen ] who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement eligible position, with the limited exceptions of disability related severance pay paid to a member or retiree no later than 120 days after a decision by the board of trustees granting the member or retiree disability retirement benefits pursuant to RSA 100-A:6 and of severance pay which a member was entitled to be paid within 120 days after termination but which, without the consent of the member and not through any fault of the member, was paid more than 120 days after the member's termination. The member shall have the burden of proving to the board of trustees that any severance payment paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment is earnable compensation and meets the requirements of an asserted exception to the 120-day post-termination payment requirement.\n(b)(1) For group I members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus compensation over base pay. Compensation over base pay shall include as applicable, subject to subparagraphs (2)[ , (3), and (4), ] and (3), any overtime pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, annual longevity pay, additional pay for extracurricular and instructional activities for full-time teachers and full-time employees who are employed in paraprofessional or support position, additional pay for instructional activities of full-time faculty of the community college system[ , compensation for extra and special duty, ] and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation and teacher development pay that is not part of the contracted annual salary.\n(2) Compensation over base pay shall be limited during the highest 5 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII.\n[ (3) Earnable compensation shall not include compensation for extra and special duty for members who commence service on and after July 1, 2011.\n(4) ] (3) Earnable compensation shall not include incentives to encourage members to retire, severance pay or end-of-career additional longevity payments, and pay for unused sick or vacation time. Earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 11/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all employees[ , ] and teachers[ , permanent firemen, and permanent policemen ] who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement eligible position.\n(c) For group II members who attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus any overtime pay, holiday and vacation pay, sick pay, longevity or severance pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, additional pay for instructional activities, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except cash incentives paid by an employer to encourage members to retire, supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation. Compensation for extra and special duty, as reported by the employer, shall be included but limited during the highest 3 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII. However, earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1-1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all permanent firemen and permanent policemen who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement-eligible position, with the limited exceptions of disability-related severance pay paid to a member or retiree no later than 120 days after a decision by the board of trustees granting the member or retiree disability retirement benefits pursuant to RSA 100-A:6 and of severance pay which a member was entitled to be paid within 120 days after termination but which, without the consent of the member and not through any fault of the member, was paid more than 120 days after the member's termination. The member shall have the burden of proving to the board of trustees that any severance payment paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment is earnable compensation and meets the requirements of an asserted exception to the 120-day post-termination payment requirement.\n(d)(1) For group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the full base rate of compensation paid, as determined by the employer, plus compensation over base pay. Compensation over base pay shall include as applicable, subject to subparagraphs (2), (3), and (4), any overtime pay, holiday and vacation pay, sick pay, cost of living bonus, annual attendance stipend or bonus, annual longevity pay, compensation for extra and special duty, and any military differential pay, plus the fair market value of non-cash compensation paid to, or on behalf of, the member for meals or living quarters if subject to federal income tax, but excluding other compensation except supplemental pay paid by the employer while the member is receiving workers' compensation and teacher development pay that is not part of the contracted annual salary.\n(2) Compensation over base pay shall be limited during the highest 5 years of creditable service as provided in paragraph XVIII.\n(3) Earnable compensation shall not include compensation for extra and special duty for members who commence service on and after July 1, 2011.\n(4) Earnable compensation shall not include incentives to encourage members to retire, severance pay, end-of-career additional longevity payments. Earnable compensation in the final 12 months of creditable service prior to termination of employment shall be limited to 1 1/2 times the higher of the earnable compensation in the 12-month period preceding the final 12 months or the highest compensation year as determined for the purpose of calculating average final compensation, but excluding the final 12 months. Any compensation received in the final 12 months of employment in excess of such limit shall not be subject to member or employer contributions to the retirement system and shall not be considered in the computation of average final compensation. Provided that, the annual compensation limit for members of governmental defined benefit pension plans under section 401(a)(17) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, shall apply to earnable compensation for all permanent firemen and permanent policemen who first become eligible for membership in the system on or after July 1, 1996. Earnable compensation shall not include compensation in any form paid later than 120 days after the member's termination of employment from a retirement-eligible position .\n141:443 Average Final Compensation. RSA 100-A:1, XVIII is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:\nXVIII. \"Average final compensation\" shall mean:\n(a) For group I members who have attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 3 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 3 years.\n(b) For group II members who attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation shall be calculated based on the member's highest 3 years of creditable service, or during all years of creditable service if less than 3 years. For this calculation, the average annual compensation for extra and special duty in the 3 years shall not exceed the average annual amount paid to the member for extra and special duty over the member's last 7 years of creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, as reported by the employer in accordance with RSA 100-A:16, VI, or over all the years of creditable service on or after July 1, 2009, if less than 7 years.\n(c) For group I members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, or who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 5 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 5 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 5 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member's years of service on or after January 1, 2012, but excluding the highest 5 years.\n(d)(1) For group II members who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, and who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 3 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 3 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 3 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member's years of service on or after January 1, 2012, but excluding the highest 3 years.\n(2) For group II members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, the average annual earnable compensation of a member during his or her highest 5 years of creditable service, or during all of the years in his or her creditable service if less than 5 years. For purposes of inclusion in this calculation, the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation in the highest 5 years shall not exceed the average percentage of compensation paid in excess of the full base rate of compensation over all the member's years of service on or after January 1, 2012, but excluding the highest 5 years.\n141:444 Normal Retirement Age Group II. Amend RSA 100-A:1, XXXVII(b)(3) to read as follows:\n(3) For a group II member who commenced service prior to July 1, 2011, and who has not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, the later of the date that the member has both attained age 45 and completed 22 years of creditable service [ as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) ]; or\n141:445 Service Retirement Benefits Group II. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(a) to read as follows:\n(a) Any group II member in service, who is in vested status before January 1, 2012, who has attained age 45 and completed 20 years of creditable service, and any group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, who has attained age 50 and completed 25 years of creditable service, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 [ as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) ] who has attained age 45 and completed 22 years of creditable service , or any group II member in service who has attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, may retire on a service retirement allowance upon written application to the board of trustees setting forth at what time not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days subsequent to the filing thereof the member desires to be retired, notwithstanding that during such period of notification the member may have separated from service. Provided, however, that a group II member who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, shall not receive a service retirement allowance until attaining the age of 52.5; but may receive a reduced allowance after age 50 if the member has at least 25 years of creditable service where the allowance shall be reduced, for each month by which the date on which benefits commence precedes the month after which the member attains 52.5 years of age, by 1/4 of one percent.\n141:446 Service Retirement Benefits Group II. Amend RSA 100-A:5, II(b)(2) to read as follows:\n(2) For members who are in vested status before January 1, 2012, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2-1/2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 40 years, or for members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 42.5 years, and group II members who have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, [ shall be as provided in the transition provisions in RSA 100-A:5, II(d) with the maximum number of years of creditable service not in excess of the limits under RSA 100-A:6-a, but only for group II members in service who have attained age 60 regardless of the number of years of creditable service, or who work up to their full age and service requirements and retire under service retirement ] a state annuity which, together with his or her member annuity, shall be equal to 2-1/2 percent of his or her average final compensation multiplied by the number of years of his or her creditable service not in excess of 40 years . [ If a member retires prior to reaching full age and service requirements, then their annuity multiplier remains the same as their first 15 years of creditable service. ]\n141:447 Maximum Retirement Benefit Group II. Amend RSA 100-A:6-a to read as follows:\n100-A:6-a Maximum Retirement Benefit.\n(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, for members who commenced service before [ July 1, 2009, or have attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012, ] January 1, 1999, a member's initial calculation of the retirement benefit granted under the provisions of RSA 100-A:5 or RSA 100-A:6 shall not exceed 100 percent of the member's highest year of earnable compensation.\n(b) For members who commenced service on or after [ July 1, 2009, and have not attained vested status prior to January 1, 2012 ] January 1, 1999, and before July 1, 2011 , a member's maximum retirement benefit granted under the provisions of RSA 100-A:5 or RSA 100-A:6 shall not exceed the lesser of [ 85 ] 100 percent of the member's average final compensation or [ $120,000 ] $125,000 .\n(c) For members who commenced service on or after July 1, 2011, a member's maximum retirement benefit granted under the provisions of RSA 100-A:5 or RSA 100-A:6 shall not exceed the lesser of 85 percent of the member's average final compensation or $125,000.\n(d) Nothing in this section shall affect the ability of a member to receive disability benefits, pursuant to RSA 100-A:6, II(b) and (c) or RSA 100-A:6, II(e) and (f). This provision shall not limit the application of supplemental allowances.\n141:448 Retirement System Funding; Appropriation.\nThe sum of $30,000,000 for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, and $30,000,000 for each biennium thereafter through June 30, 2033 is hereby appropriated to the retirement system to fund the cost of benefits under this act. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:449 New Section; Re-retiring. Amend RSA 100-A by inserting after section 7-b the following new section:\n100-A:7-c Re-retiring. Notwithstanding any other provisions of RSA 100-A to the contrary, any retiree who returns to active service shall only retain eligibility for the benefits applicable to their initial retirement and the calculation of average final compensation. The calculation of other benefits resulting from the return to active service under RSA 100-A shall not apply.\n141:450 Repeal. RSA 100-A:5, II(d), relative to the retirement group II annuity multiplier table, is repealed.\n141:451 Public Officers and Employees; Method of Financing; 2027 Change. Amend RSA 100-A:16, II(b) to read as follows:\n(b) The contributions of each employer for benefits under the retirement system on account of group II members shall consist of a percentage of the earnable compensation of its members to be known as the \"normal contribution,\" and an additional amount to be known as the \"accrued liability contribution;\" provided that beginning with state fiscal year [ 2013 ] 2028 and for each state fiscal year thereafter, the state shall pay the normal contribution attributable to the sections provided in HB 2 of the 2025 regular legislative session, and any employer [ shall pay the full amount of such total contributions ] other than the state, shall pay the remaining percentage, thereof . The rate percent of such normal contribution, including contributions on behalf of group II members whose group II creditable service is in excess of 40 years, in each instance shall be fixed on the basis of the liabilities of the system with respect to the particular members of the various member classifications as shown by actuarial valuations, except as provided in subparagraph (i). The board of trustees of the retirement system shall certify the amount required for each such state payment and each biennium thereafter, and the total amount of the state grants, to the treasurer. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:452 Effective Date. Section 451 of this act shall take effect July 1, 2027.\n141:453 Appropriation; Department of Education. There is hereby appropriated to the department of education the sum of $460,000, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, for facility related expenditures, including but not limited to repairs, improvements, maintenance, technology, safety, security, and facility improvements. The funds shall not lapse until June 30, 2027. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sum out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:454 Department of Health and Human Services; Summer EBT. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, the department of health and human services is authorized to accept and expend federal funds for the purposes of administering payments for the 2025 summer EBT program, in accordance with RSA 161:2, without prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court.\n141:455 New Paragraph; Cell Phone Use Policy. Amend RSA 189:1-a by inserting after paragraph IV the following new paragraph:\nV. School boards and the board of trustees of chartered public schools shall develop and adopt a policy governing the use of student cell phones and other personal electronic communication devices in schools. Such policy shall prohibit all personal communication device use by students from when the first bell rings to start instructional time until the dismissal bell rings to end the academic school day, with approved exceptions determined by the superintendent or their designee with respect to student medical, disability, or language proficiency need. Such policy shall be developed in collaboration with school parents and teachers and shall be reviewed annually. School district and chartered public school policies shall not prohibit students with medical needs, such as insulin pumps and glucose sensors, or disabilities from using a device to support their learning as identified by their individualized education program (IEP), plan developed under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. section 794, or when required to support emergent multilingual students with appropriate language access programs and services pursuant to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.\n141:456 Communicable Disease; Immunization. Amend RSA 141-C:20-a, I to read as follows:\nI. All parents or legal guardians shall have their children , who are residing in this state, immunized against [ certain diseases. These diseases shall include, but not be limited to, ] diphtheria, mumps, pertussis, poliomyelitis, rubella, rubeola, [ and ] tetanus , varicella, Hepatitis B, and Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib) . [ The commissioner shall adopt rules under RSA 541-A relative to other diseases which require immunization. ]\n141:457 Repeal. RSA 141-C:6, XIII, relative to rulemaking for other communicable diseases under RSA 141-C:20-a, I.\n141:458 Department of Health and Human Services; Coos County Family Health Services; Appropriation. In addition to any other sums appropriated, the sum of $75,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the sum of $75,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, are appropriated to the department of health and human services for the purpose of funding services provided by Coos County Family Health Services. The governor is authorized to draw a warrant for said sums from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.\n141:459 Residential Care and Health Facility Licensing; License or Registration Required. Amend RSA 151:4-a, II(a) to read as follows:\nII.(a) Any person or entity proposing to establish [ an ambulatory surgical center, emergency medical care center, ] a hospital[ , birthing center, drop-in or walk-in care center, dialysis center, or special health care service ] within a radius of 15 miles of the primary physical location of a New Hampshire hospital certified as a critical access hospital pursuant to 42 C.F.R 485.610(b) and (c), shall give written notice of the intent to establish a health care facility within a 15 mile radius with a description of the facility [ or special health care service ] to the chief executive officer of the hospital by certified mail.\n141:460 Effective Date. Section 459 of this act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.\n141:461 Effective Date. 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