Cite this page

Granite Record indexes the General Court’s record; it is not that record. Where a citation allows only one source, cite the General Court — every page here links to what it is drawn from. The date below is the day the page was read.

MLA: “Every bill of 1989-1990.” Granite Record, https://graniterecord.org/directory/bills-1989-1990. Accessed 19 Oct. 2026.
APA: Granite Record. (n.d.). Every bill of 1989-1990. Retrieved 19 Oct. 2026, from https://graniterecord.org/directory/bills-1989-1990
Chicago: Granite Record. “Every bill of 1989-1990.” Accessed 19 Oct. 2026. https://graniterecord.org/directory/bills-1989-1990.
BibTeX: @misc{directory-bills-1989-1990, title = {Every bill of 1989-1990}, howpublished = {Granite Record}, url = {https://graniterecord.org/directory/bills-1989-1990}, note = {Accessed 19 Oct. 2026} }

Every bill of 1989-1990

1,632 bills and resolutions, by number. House bills · House resolutions · House concurrent resolutions · Constitutional amendments · Senate bills · Senate resolutions · Senate concurrent resolutions · Senate joint resolutions · HBI

House bills 1,211

HB 1 SPECIAL SESSION BILL relative to authorizing public utilities commission approval of the plan for the reorganization of Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 10 relative to supervisors of the checklist for the Conway annual town meeting. Became Law
HB 11 relative to the payment of a claim against the state and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 12 relative to rulemaking of the pesticide control board of the department of agriculture. Died
HB 13 relative to catering licenses for serving alcoholic beverages outside. Died
HB 14 relative to legalizing town meetings. Became Law
HB 15 repealing certain laws relative to measuring wood. Became Law
HB 16 relative to advertising potatoes. Became Law
HB 17 changing the language of the oath administered to petit jurors in criminal cases. Became Law
HB 18 decriminalizing adultery. Died
HB 19 regarding the use of the hazardous waste cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 20 authorizing investigators to photograph hazardous waste sites. Became Law
HB 21 relative to school administrative units. Died
HB 22 repealing an project. Died
HB 23 reviving the charter of the Sportsmen's Club of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. Died
HB 24-FN-A relative to the bicentennial commission. Became Law
HB 25 relative to surrogate parenting contracts. Died
HB 26-FN relative to license plates for retired veterans. Died
HB 27 prohibiting hunting in a specified portion of the town of Bow with any firearm other than a shotgun, muzzle loading rifle, or bow and arrow. Became Law
HB 28 prohibiting internal combustion engines on Willand Pond in the cities of Somersworth and Dover. Became Law
HB 29 relative to liquor laws. Became Law
HB 30-A relative to the police standards and training council facility and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 31 recodifying the laws pertaining to the elderly. Became Law
HB 32-A relative to the Hampton seawall and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 33 prohibiting Died
HB 34 correcting references in the law relating to the division of water resources. Became Law
HB 35 repealing certain provisions of law relating to the division of water resources. Died
HB 36 relative to library records confidentiality. Became Law
HB 37 relative to the taking of raccoons. Became Law
HB 38 increasing the legal length of lobster; establishing a lobster management program and creating an advisory committee. Became Law
HB 39 relative to the distribution of OHRV fees. Became Law
HB 40 relative to intrastate motor carriers. Became Law
HB 41 clarifying the authority of municipalities to form districts for the purpose of hiring municipal prosecutors. Became Law
HB 42 relative to actuarial review of rate filings. Died
HB 43 transferring the authority to regulate professional bondsmen from the insurance commissioner to the director of the office of securities regulation. Became Law
HB 44 relative to confidentiality of certain information filed with the insurance commissioner. Died
HB 45 to increase the age limit relative to the motor vehicle child restraint requirement. Became Law
HB 46 waste disposal system which contain encroachment waiver requests. Became Law
HB 47 relative to the Monadnock advisory commission. Died
HB 48 making English the official language of the state. Died
HB 49 prohibiting ski craft on Rust Pond, Lake Wentworth and Crescent Lake in the town of Wolfeboro. Died
HB 50 exempting the department of transportation and the department of safety from the authority of the director of information services. Became Law
HB 51 relative to a vehicle width on certain highways. Became Law
HB 52 relative to rail accident reporting requirements. Became Law
HB 53 relative to syringes for diabetics. Became Law
HB 54 adding a member to the water well board. Became Law
HB 55 prohibiting the use and operation of ski craft on Country Pond in the towns of Kingston and Newton. Died
HB 56-FN-A authorizing a collection program for unwanted pesticides in the possession of farmers and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 57-FN-A appropriating funds to the department of agriculture to continue work on the Eastern States Building. Became Law
HB 58-FN-A appropriating funds for inspection of apiaries and prevention of honeybee colony contamination. Became Law
HB 59 changing the name of the New Hampshire vocational-technical college education system. Became Law
HB 60 relative to pronouncement of death by nurses. Became Law
HB 61 relative to accessibility of vital records. Died
HB 62-FN adding administrative fines to the laws relative to auctioning and shipping livestock. Became Law
HB 63-FN relative to equine infectious anemia. Became Law
HB 64-FN relative to immunizing cats against rabies and licensing cats. Died
HB 65-FN adding administrative fines to certain provisions of the agriculture laws. Became Law
HB 66 relative to health maintenance organizations. Became Law
HB 67 specifying the rulemaking authority of the commissioner and the directors of the department of environmental services. Died
HB 68 relative to the director of water supply and pollution control. Died
HB 69 relative to highway vending facilities operated by the blind. Died
HB 70-A increasing the appropriation for constructing regional vocational education centers. Became Law
HB 71 relative to the department of education. Became Law
HB 72 relative to delays in civil proceedings caused by attorneys. Died
HB 73 relative to legal actions involving real estate. Died
HB 74 extending the time for the filing of a report by the municipal charter study committee. Became Law
HB 75 repealing a provision allowing probation-parole officers to carry firearms. Died
HB 76-FN relative to hearings on tax abatements for property taxes. Died
HB 77-FN relative to the pharmacy board. Became Law
HB 78-FN requiring correctional line personnel to have major responsibility for security for group II Died
HB 79-FN requiring registration fees and classification fees for certain unregistered dams. Died
HB 80-FN relative to land under the jurisdiction of the wetlands board and relative to the penalties of the wetlands board. Became Law
HB 81-FN relative to dam permitting authority. Became Law
HB 82-FN relative to the police standards and training council and the fire standards and training commission. Became Law
HB 83-FN relative to employer reimbursements and the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 84-FN relative to employees of political subdivisions purchasing creditable service in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 85-FN relative to employer enrollment oversight and the New Hampshire retirement system, relative to eligibility for membership in the retirement system, and relative to a director of finance for the retirement system. Became Law
HB 86-FN relative to employer remittances to the New Hampshire retirement system and relative to retirement contributions by certain legislative and constitutional officers. Died
HB 87-FN relative to group II accidental disability allowances. Became Law
HB 88-FN relative to weights and measures. Became Law
HB 89-FN giving the division of water resources the authority to levy administrative fines for certain violations relating to dams. Became Law
HB 90-FN relative to distribution of the Carl Perkins grant. Died
HB 91-FN relative to the New Hampshire technical institute and vocational-technical colleges. Became Law
HB 92-FN imposing liens on certain nursing homes. Died
HB 93-FN relative to the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 94-FN relative to pre-admission screening for nursing homes. Became Law
HB 95-FN relative to eligibility criteria for AFDC recipients. Became Law
HB 96-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance. Became Law
HB 97-FN relative to eligibility for public assistance. Became Law
HB 98-FN reimbursing counties and towns for general assistance funds allocated to the cost of prescription drugs. Became Law
HB 99-FN relative to establishing a uniform fine schedule for fish and game law violations. Became Law
HB 100-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 101-FN relative to budgetary transfer authority of the department of health and human services. Died
HB 102 relative to the department of libraries, arts, and historical resources. Became Law
HB 103-FN relative to motor vehicle laws. Became Law
HB 104-FN relative to common and contract carriers. Became Law
HB 105-FN relative to licensing lay-midwives. Died
HB 106-FN transferring regulation of crematories from the division of public health services to the board of registration of funeral directors and embalmers. Died
HB 107-FN relative to food service licensure. Became Law
HB 108-FN licensing massage practitioners and massage establishments. Became Law
HB 109-FN relative to physicians and dentists in the department of health and human services and the department of corrections. Died
HB 110-FN relative to low and moderate income housing. Became Law
HB 111 relative to moorings. Became Law
HB 112-FN relative to enforcing the boating laws. Became Law
HB 113-FN to define certain police trainers as permanent policmen for retirement system purposes. Became Law
HB 114-FN allowing the district courts to approve petitions for services other than counsel. Became Law
HB 115-FN reducing to a violation the misdemeanor offense of driving after revocation or suspension when it is a first offense and unrelated to DWI or reckless driving. Became Law
HB 116-FN relative to frivolous claims or denials of workers' compensation awards. Died
HB 117-FN relative to feeding garbage to swine. Became Law
HB 118-FN relative to collision damage waiver. Died
HB 119-FN making technical changes in certain revenue statutes for the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 120-FN increasing the amount available for suggestion and incentive awards to state employees. Became Law
HB 121-FN regarding position reclassification and retroactive pay. Died
HB 122-FN relative to concession contracts at certain state facilities. Became Law
HB 123-FN relative to the office of securities regulation. Became Law
HB 124-FN relative to the annual fee for issuers of open-end mutual funds and relative to fees charged for licenses of broker-dealers, investment advisors, and issuer-dealers. Became Law
HB 125-FN relative to securities registration statements and rulemaking by the director of the office of securities regulation. Became Law
HB 126-FN relative to salaries in the department of environmental services. Died
HB 127-FN increasing fees for laboratory services. Died
HB 128-FN authorizing the department of environmental services to impose administrative fines for hazardous waste management violations. Became Law
HB 129-FN establishing fees for reviewing plans to dredge and creating new classified positions and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 130-FN facilities and relative to renewals of water works operator certificates. Became Law
HB 131-FN relative to protective well radii for private water wells. Became Law
HB 132-FN relative to the division of water supply and pollution control enforcement orders. Became Law
HB 133-FN relative to the aircraft financial responsibility act. Died
HB 134-FN relative to the deaf and hard of hearing. Became Law
HB 135-FN relative to school administration. Died
HB 136-FN-A (New Title) Became Law
HB 137-FN-A relative to an educational resources and learning center and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 138-FN providing for a supported employment program and for an independent living program. Became Law
HB 139-FN-A relative to creditable service for teachers who job share, and making an appropriation therefor, establishing a study committee, and making certain supplemental appropriations. Became Law
HB 140-FN relative to delinquent children and children in need of services. Became Law
HB 141-FN relative to liability for expenses. Died
HB 142-FN relative to liability of expenses for the support and necessities of minors. Became Law
HB 143-FN-A making an appropriation to the division for children and youth services to fund certain positions. Died
HB 144-FN-A relative to minor mothers and their infants. Became Law
HB 145-FN relative to children and youth services. Became Law
HB 146-FN relative to the milk standard. Became Law
HB 147-FN relative to commercial driver licensing. Became Law
HB 148-FN relative to relocation assistance and real property acquisition. Became Law
HB 149-FN relative to operational permits for public water systems, relative to classified positions in the division of water supply and pollution control, and creating a new PAU. Became Law
HB 150-FN authorizing the imposition of administrative fines for certain oil pollution control offenses and clarifying terminology in oil pollution control laws. Became Law
HB 151-FN-A continually appropriating revenue from certain OHRV fines. Became Law
HB 152 legalizing a special town meeting of the town of Littleton. Became Law
HB 153 giving certain property lessees' associations a right of first refusal when land is sold. Died
HB 154 limiting the horsepower of motors on Upper Kimball Pond in the town of Chatham. Became Law
HB 155 relative to correcting defects in the March 10, 1987 Hooksett school district election ballot and the March 14, 1989, Marlborough town meeting. Became Law
HB 156 relative to transferring academic credits between the university and postsecondary vocational-technical systems. Died
HB 157-FN-A relative to state ski operations at Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 158 relative to arrests without a warrant. Died
HB 159-FN repealing certain railroad bridge requirements. Became Law
HB 160-FN to repeal the state recreational fund. Became Law
HB 161 extending the illiteracy and dropout prevention legislative study committee. Became Law
HB 162 restricting credit card finance charges. Died
HB 163 concerning certain labor laws. Became Law
HB 164 relative to the size of bargaining units. Died
HB 165 relative to labor unions of supervisors. Died
HB 166-FN-A relative to capital projects for the department of fish and game and authorizing a maintenance and construction crew for the fish and game department and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 167-FN relative to taking or acquisition of condominium common areas by eminent domain. Became Law
HB 168 relative to driver's license revocation or denial for involvement with drugs and alcohol. Died
HB 169 relative to Martin Luther King Day. Died
HB 170-FN relative to surveying town boundaries. Died
HB 171-FN relative to fees at certain state park beaches. Died
HB 172-FN relative to distribution of sweepstakes revenue. Died
HB 173-FN-A relative to the dedication of the Hampton State Beach lifeguard facility and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 174-FN relative to fireworks. Died
HB 175 relative to bail commissioners' fees. Became Law
HB 176-FN requiring certificates of title for vehicles owned by the state and political subdivisions. Became Law
HB 177 authorizing local authorities to reduce the speed limit in business and urban residence districts. Became Law
HB 178-FN relative to continuing the study committee reviewing the liquor laws. Became Law
HB 179-FN requiring additional reports to be filed with the insurance commissioner. Died
HB 180 relative to speed limits in posted school zones. Died
HB 181 relative to crossing the unbroken painted line on highways. Died
HB 182-FN reclassifying certain highways in the towns of Carroll and Belmont. Became Law
HB 183-FN authorizing the commissioner of transportation to charge administrative fees for disposal of land and property. Died
HB 184 relative to driving left of center of roadways. Became Law
HB 185 clarifying the department of transportation's authority in maintaining and operating rail operations. Became Law
HB 186-FN allowing free hunting and fishing licenses for residents suffering from certain handicaps. Became Law
HB 187-FN relative to the rulemaking authority of the board of medicine. Became Law
HB 188-FN to repeal the right to hunt moose. Died
HB 189-FN increasing the minimum wage law. Became Law
HB 190-FN-A relative to conflicts between municipal budget law and collective bargaining negotiations. Interim Study
HB 191 clarifying the definition of a seasonal establishment for purposes of overtime compensation. Died
HB 192-FN clarifying municipal budget authority committee power to acquire information from certain municipal officials. Died
HB 193-FN-A relative to a study of the highways and bridges in the town of Hooksett and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 194-FN relative to the award of interest in workers' compensation cases. Died
HB 195-FN relative to eligibility for disability payments to injured workers. Died
HB 196-FN relative to compensation for temporary partial disability under workers' compensation. Died
HB 197-FN to reclassify portions of certain highways in the town of Seabrook. Became Law
HB 198-FN-A establishing an accreditation technical assistance program for law enforcement agencies and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 199 amending the 10-year highway plan. Died
HB 200-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 1990 and June 30, 1991. Became Law
HB 201 relative to protective custody of abused or neglected animals. Became Law
HB 202 requesting inventories of water access properties under the control of various departments. Died
HB 203 regarding copying costs of public documents. Died
HB 204-FN relative to the penalty for delivering certain articles to prisoners confined in county correctional facilities. Died
HB 205 relative to continuing care communities. Became Law
HB 206 prohibiting boats with more than 30 horsepower from operating on Bradley Lake in Andover Became Law
HB 207 prohibiting the use and operation of petroleum-powered boats on Waukeena Lake in the town of Danbury. Became Law
HB 208-FN-A increasing the amount of the contribution to municipalities from the general fund by $20,000,000 for fiscal year 1990. Died
HB 209-FN establishing a committee to study the accessibility of nursing home care. Became Law
HB 210-FN-A relative to improvements in fire protection for the state house, phase II and III and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 211-FN relative to boat registration fees. Died
HB 212 relative to the board of chiropractors. Became Law
HB 213-FN relative to Interim Study
HB 214 relative to the transportation of alcohol in open containers. Died
HB 215-FN-A relative to fish and game search and rescue. Died
HB 216-FN requiring emissions control inspections of motor vehicles. Interim Study
HB 217 prohibiting consumption of alcoholic beverages on ski slopes and ski lifts. Died
HB 218 permitting a person to be the candidate for only one party. Died
HB 219-FN relative to filing deeds and instruments with the register of deeds. Became Law
HB 220-FN relative to managing tax supported state debt. Died
HB 221 exempting health care facilities and personnel from liability when performing medical procedures at the request of a law enforcement officer investigating a crime. Became Law
HB 222 limiting the speed of power boats on Indian Pond in the town of Orford. Became Law
HB 223-FN relative to investment of state funds in corporations doing business in Northern Ireland. Became Law
HB 224-FN-A relative to a study of the Storrs Street Extension in the city of Concord and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 225-FN-A relative to filing of planning board and board of adjustment decisions and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 226-A relative to state-issued bonds for college tuition. Became Law
HB 227-FN establishing a committee to study laws regarding surplus lines insurance companies. Died
HB 228 permitting independent voters to vote in a primary and change their registration back to independent on the same day of the primary. Died
HB 229-FN creating a committee to study political party organization. Died
HB 230 relative to electing Belknap county commissioners. Died
HB 231 including Somersworth as a municipality entitled to alternate state contribution for sewage disposal facilities. Died
HB 232 relative to authorizing the prepayment of taxes. Became Law
HB 233 prohibiting the transportation of persons and domesticated pets in open bed trucks. Died
HB 234-FN-A relative to the loss carryover deduction under the business profits tax. Died
HB 235-FN-A relative to Whitefield and Berlin airports and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 236 relative to license plates for antique motor cars. Died
HB 237 relative to eviction of tenants with AIDS. Became Law
HB 238 permitting competent adults to nominate their own guardians in case of future incapacity. Became Law
HB 239 relative to legalizing town meetings. Became Law
HB 240-FN-A establishing a shooting range study committee. Became Law
HB 241-FN relative to purchasing airports, establishing airport districts, authorizing airport property tax base sharing agreements, and clarifying certain statutes relative to aeronautics. Became Law
HB 242-FN-A relative to video poker machines. Died
HB 243-FN enabling cities and towns to tax antenna towers. Died
HB 244-FN allowing museums to obtain title to property loaned for an indefinite time. Became Law
HB 245-FN creating a committee to study county government. Died
HB 246-FN relative to allowing UMTA federal funds to be carried over from one state fiscal year to the next. Became Law
HB 247-FN relative to the transfer of funds for turnpikes from the general reserve account. Became Law
HB 248-FN establishing a study committee on deinstitutionalization in New Hampshire. Died
HB 249-FN creating a wildlife conservation fund. Died
HB 250-FN relative to the classified personnel system. Died
HB 251-FN-A establishing a committee to study methods of promoting New Hampshire businesses and products overseas and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 252-FN relative to major capital projects. Died
HB 253-FN relative to compensation for guardians of incapacitated persons or estates of incapacitated persons. Died
HB 254-FN establishing a study committee to examine issues relative to the great ponds in the White Mountain National Forest, access to public waters, and control and maintenance of public boat ramp sites. Became Law
HB 255-FN establishing a legislative study committee on Medicare reimbursements. Died
HB 256-FN-A relative to a study of the Civilian Conservation Corps buildings at Bear Brook state park and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 257-FN imposing a mandatory fine for exceeding OHRV decibel levels. Died
HB 258-FN increasing the cap on the revolving drug forfeiture fund. Died
HB 259-FN permitting selectmen to set fees. Became Law
HB 260-FN relative to salaries within the department of education. Became Law
HB 261-FN relative to dog licenses. Became Law
HB 262-FN juvenile justice system and juvenile delinquency and establishing a joint oversight committee and related committees to study issues regarding children. Became Law
HB 263-FN relative to a committee to study establishing a family court. Died
HB 264-FN anabolic steroids except for purposes of medical treatment. Became Law
HB 265-FN-A relative to telephone and telegraph company taxes. Interim Study
HB 266-FN requiring employers to offer health benefits to part-time employees. Died
HB 267-FN relative to vicious dogs. Became Law
HB 268-FN regulating residential telephone solicitation. Died
HB 269-FN-A to abolish the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 270-FN-A relative to motorcycle safety, establishing a motorcycle rider safety fund, and making a continual appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 271-FN relative to fish and game license fees. Became Law
HB 272-FN relative to Pike's school in Haverhill, New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 273-FN authorizing the transfer of sick and annual leave and longevity credit for certain state employees, relative to certain salaries and relative to the department of administrative services. Became Law
HB 274-FN establishing minimum mandatory fines for persons who violate certain liquor laws concerning those persons under the age of 21 years; and requiring that persons who purchase kegs of beer sign a keg purchase form. Died
HB 275-FN relative to civil immunity from liability for volunteers and establishing a special insurance compensation fund and a process to compensate persons with claims against volunteers. Died
HB 276-FN relative to the penalty for assaulting a law enforcement officer. Died
HB 277-FN to prohibit after market tinting on windshields and on certain windows of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 278-FN-A relative to inclusion of certain costs in the public utility rate base under the anti-CWIP statute. Died
HB 279-FN-A relative to the purchase of the Ralph Brown property in Rye and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 280-FN relative to the liability of co-employees in workers' compensation. Died
HB 281-FN relative to third party recoveries in workers' compensation. Died
HB 282-FN relative to liability for certain regional vocational education costs. Died
HB 283-FN relative to permanent impairment awards under workers' compensation. Died
HB 284-FN relative to co-employee liability under workers' compensation. Died
HB 285-FN relative to liens on real property for hazardous waste cleanup costs. Became Law
HB 286-FN relative to using Wallop-Breaux funds for launching site maintenance. Died
HB 287-FN relative to the distribution of OHRV registration fees and the registration of motorcycles used for off highway recreational purposes. Died
HB 288-FN relative to penalties for aggravated DWI, negligent homicide, and possession of controlled drugs. Became Law
HB 289 relative to stumps, leaves and yard waste. Became Law
HB 290-FN-A to recognize that the automation activities of the department of revenue administration should be modernized. Became Law
HB 291-FN-A relative to the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 292-FN extending the study and evaluation of state Route 101A corridor in the Nashua region. Became Law
HB 293-FN creating a committee to study experience modifications. Died
HB 294-FN relative to unlawful concealment of a child. Died
HB 295-FN-A relative to an information booklet for caretakers of Alzheimer's disease victims and making an appropriaton therefor. Died
HB 296-FN-A relative to Alzheimer's respite care service and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 297-FN relative to workers' compensation for part-time police officers. Died
HB 298-FN relative to the statute of limitations for actions against governmental units. Became Law
HB 299-FN-A allocating funds to the office of state planning to purchase computer equipment and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 300-FN-A relative to studying access to medical care for persons without health insurance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 301-FN-A relative to the funding of regional planning commissions and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 302-FN relative to the setting of the deer season. Became Law
HB 303-A appropriating funds for construction of the Swanzey sewer interceptor. Died
HB 304 relative to the horsepower of motors used and operated on Spectacle pond in the towns of Enfield and Grafton. Died
HB 305-FN-A amending the 10-year highway plan. Became Law
HB 306-FN increasing the penalities for owners of dogs which are a nuisance, a menance, or vicious. Died
HB 307-FN relative to cat breeders and dog breeders. Died
HB 308-FN-A establishing a data collection unit within the postsecondary education commission and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 309-FN prohibiting the stocking of bodies of water which are inaccessible to the public. Died
HB 310 exempting veterinarians from jury duty. Died
HB 311 relative to the fish and game commission. Died
HB 312-FN requiring warning labels on war toys. Died
HB 313 relative to the Carroll county attorney. Became Law
HB 314 of houses. Died
HB 315-FN including Monroe in the list of towns eligible for state funding for a sewage disposal system. Died
HB 316 relative to notice to abutters. Became Law
HB 317 establishing a volunteer marine patrol program. Died
HB 318 prohibiting the use or operation of ski craft on Conway Lake in the towns of Conway and Eaton. Interim Study
HB 319-FN relative to video taping depositions of the elderly. Died
HB 320-FN-A relative to the penalty for overdue payments under the interest and dividends tax. Became Law
HB 321-FN increasing bail commissioners' fees. Died
HB 322-FN requiring licensing of home inspectors by the New Hampshire real estate commission. Died
HB 323 relative to bank examinations and mutual holding company conversions. Became Law
HB 324 relative to posted school zones. Became Law
HB 325 relative to disciplinary actions against veterinarians. Became Law
HB 326-FN-A to return real estate transfer tax revenue to counties. Died
HB 327-FN-A relative to the rate of the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 328 relative to counting write-in votes. Died
HB 329-A authorizing a lease-purchase agreement for the construction of a district court in the city of Franklin and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 330-FN-A relative to exemption from the gasoline tax and state license plates. Died
HB 331-FN-A to compensate Mary Elaine Crowley for an unjustified termination and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 332-FN-A relative to the collection and reclamation of motor vehicle wastes. Became Law
HB 333 relative to collective bargaining by public employees. Died
HB 334-FN-A relative to the adult program special needs allowance and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 335 relative to auctioneers. Died
HB 336 relative to senior citizen bingo games. Became Law
HB 337 relative to planning boards. Died
HB 338 convention to employ a delegation coordinator. Became Law
HB 339-FN relative to the interest rate awarded following an abatement of property taxes. Died
HB 340-FN-A to increase the dollar exemptions under the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 341-FN relative to cosmetologists and pedicurists. Died
HB 342-FN-A relative to a new exemption under the inheritance tax. Died
HB 343 prohibiting bank service charges on certain accounts of minors. Died
HB 344-FN-A relative to Lake Massasecum and the Warner River in the town of Bradford and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 345-FN relative to interference with hunters, trappers and fishermen. Became Law
HB 346-FN establishing a committee to study the services provided by certain facilities. Died
HB 347-FN relative to renaming wards in Concord. Died
HB 348-FN relative to damages from construction. Became Law
HB 349-FN-A establishing a study committee to examine campus use at Laconia developmental services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 350-FN relative to the unclassified personnel system and making an appropriation for a consultant fee. Died
HB 351 relative to special permits for the use of crossbows by physically handicapped persons. Died
HB 352-FN-A relative to improvements at the Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport in Swanzey and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 353 prohibiting the use and operation of ski craft on Canaan Street Lake in the town of Canaan. Became Law
HB 354-FN-A making an appropriation to fund improvements in Cardigan State Park. Became Law
HB 355 relative to the African Development Bank. Became Law
HB 356-FN requiring permits from municipal or state police for purchase of pistols and revolvers. Died
HB 357 relative to utility lineworkers. Died
HB 358 relative to the distance from a dwelling at which a person may discharge a firearm. Died
HB 359 relative to statements of minors in civil cases. Became Law
HB 360-FN relative to licensing of solid waste transporters. Died
HB 361-FN creating a committee to study the establishment of property districts for the purposes of alternative tax evaluations for island residents. Died
HB 362-FN requiring truth in menus. Died
HB 363-FN relative to the issuing of trapping licenses. Became Law
HB 364-FN adding Somersworth to the list of towns eligible for water treatment projects. Died
HB 365 relative to automobile transporters. Became Law
HB 366-FN prohibiting carnivals, fairs, and amusement parks from offering firearms and certain knives as game prizes. Died
HB 367 relative to damages for wrongful death. Died
HB 368-FN-A relative to the commission on the status of women and the board of registration in medicine and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 369 relative to assumption of a town office after a recount. Became Law
HB 370-FN relative to collision coverage deductibles. Became Law
HB 371-FN-A relative to licensing respiratory care practitioners and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 372-FN relative to forwarding election returns by the state police. Died
HB 373-FN relative to the use of automatic telephone dialing systems. Became Law
HB 374-FN-A relative to the Head Start program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 375-FN relative to long-term care insurance for the elderly. Became Law
HB 376-FN licensing physician assistants. Became Law
HB 377 relative to a statement policy on pregnancy and repealing criminal penalties for persons performing abortions. Died
HB 378 relative to listing candidates on general election ballots. Died
HB 379-FN-A relative to stipends for social science and humanities teachers to participate in summer training programs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 380-FN-A establishing a revolving loan fund for sewage treatment projects and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 381-FN requiring the state to fully fund costs to political subdivisions resulting from executive department rules regarding local programs. Died
HB 382-FN-A to establish a procedure to assess earth products for real Interim Study
HB 383-FN relative to special license plates and widows of former prisoners of war. Died
HB 384-FN establishing a task force to review the recommendations of the Manchester Airport and highway study. Became Law
HB 385-FN-A to tax all forms of tobacco products. Became Law
HB 386-FN-A relative to improving the financial status of impoverished children. Died
HB 387-FN relative to tax exemptions for veterans and veterans' surviving spouses. Died
HB 388-FN establishing a study committee to examine the current state laws on bail and recognizances. Died
HB 389-FN enabling cities and towns to increase the veterans' exemption and the property tax exemption on residential property for a service- connected total disability. Became Law
HB 390-FN-A relative to the New Hampshire retirement system investment practices. Became Law
HB 391-FN-A relative to apportioning gross business profits under the business profits tax. Died
HB 392-FN creating a baccalaureate education system trust. Died
HB 393-FN requiring the state of New Hampshire to make timely payments on its contracts. Died
HB 394-FN-A establishing a state emergency response funding committee and relative to hazardous materials incident response. Became Law
HB 395-FN-A to tax alcohol and tobacco for municipal capital improvement programs. Died
HB 396-FN relative to the board of examiners of nursing home administrators and to licensing nursing home administrators. Became Law
HB 397-FN relative to composition of the dental board. Became Law
HB 398-FN-A relative to the return of revenue to cities and towns and making appropriations therefor. Died
HB 399-FN-A relative to an emergency loan fund for school district facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 400-FN-A relative to distributing sweepstakes funds and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 401-FN imposing a filing fee for registration of securities by coordination. Became Law
HB 402-FN relative to the state archivist. Became Law
HB 403-FN-A relative to closed circuit televised boxing and wrestling matches. Died
HB 404-FN-A making an appropriation to fund additional positions within the office of child support enforcement. Died
HB 405-FN-A relative to the driver training fund. Died
HB 406-FN-A establishing a municipal new school building fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 407-FN-A relative to rent paid by the state for courtroom space and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 408-FN-A relative to a study of the highways in Sullivan and Cheshire counties. Became Law
HB 409-FN relative to licensing professional foresters. Became Law
HB 410-FN-A relative to nursing scholarships. Became Law
HB 411-FN-A requiring the public utilities commission to study regional electric utility alternatives and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 412-FN-A to provide tax credits for employees under the business profits tax. Interim Study
HB 413-FN-A establishing the solid waste reduction planning assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 414-FN-A relative to the sale or exchange of beneficial interests in business organizations for business profits tax purposes. Became Law
HB 415-FN-A to establish a political campaign financing fund. Died
HB 416-FN-A establishing a study committee to examine laws relative to children in abuse or neglect cases and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 417-FN-A relative to medicaid reimbursement for appropriate services to handicapped students and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 418-FN-A relative to drug, alcohol and AIDS counselors at Hampton Beach and Weirs Beach and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 419-FN-A to impose a capital gains tax on speculative land sales. Interim Study
HB 420-FN-A establishing a pilot guidance assistance program for grades 1-6 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 421-FN relative to licensing gas installers. Interim Study
HB 422-FN-A relative to increasing the rate of the business profits tax, and relative to establishing a committee to study the business profits tax. Died
HB 423-FN-A relative to closure of landfills and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 424-FN-A relative to enhanced family care facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 425-FN-A revising the school building aid system. Died
HB 426-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire poison information center and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 427-FN-A relative to public access to public waters and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 428 (New Title) Became Law
HB 429-FN-A establishing a task force on low provider participation in Medicaid. Became Law
HB 430-FN relative to certification for real estate appraisers and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 431-FN-A relative to the regulation of excavation and mining and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 432-FN-A relative to funding for counties and county taxes. Died
HB 433-FN-A relative to a pool for environmental liability insurance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 434-FN-A relative to franchising and regulation of cable television systems and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 435-FN-A making an appropriation for health services for young children. Died
HB 436-FN-A relative to sewage treatment funds and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 437-FN licensing alarm installers. Interim Study
HB 438-FN-A adding 2 exemptions to the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 439-FN-A making an appropriation to the office of alcohol and drug abuse prevention and establishing a committee to review the expenditure of funds by such office. Died
HB 440-A relative to constructing a parking garage in Concord for the legislature and state government personnel and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 441-FN-A relative to bingo games conducted by charitable organizations. Died
HB 442-FN-A establishing a lakes management and protection program. Became Law
HB 443 exempting certain insurance claims adjusters from licensing examinations. Died
HB 444-FN licensing ophthalmic dispensing. Died
HB 445 recodifying certain water laws. Became Law
HB 446-FN to dissolve the Barnstead-Pittsfield cooperative school district. Died
HB 447-FN relative to state contribution to driver education. Died
HB 448-FN relative to identifying specifically each funding component of foundation aid. Died
HB 449-FN relative to civil suits against municipal officials. Became Law
HB 451-FN relative to return of a portion of sweepstakes money to municipalities of origin and distribution under the foundation aid formula. Died
HB 452-FN relative to the vote for school building aid bonding. Died
HB 453-FN relative to persons receiving kidney dialysis treatment. Died
HB 454-FN relative to the interest due on property tax bills. Became Law
HB 455-FN relative to appeals in child abuse or neglect cases. Became Law
HB 456-FN changing the due date for county taxes. Became Law
HB 457 relative to municipal regulation of forestry. Became Law
HB 458 granting degree-granting authority to the Thomas More Institute of Liberal Arts. Became Law
HB 459 authorizing the Lamprey solid waste cooperative to borrow funds and issue municipal bonds for the purpose of construction of a landfill. Became Law
HB 460-FN relative to notice that tax payments may be due under the interest and dividends tax. Became Law
HB 461 relative to conflict of interest laws concerning town officials. Died
HB 462 relative to the qualifications for a notary public. Died
HB 463 excluding credit life and health companies from the 30-day premium return requirement. Died
HB 464 relative to sons and daughters of members of charitable organizations assisting with bingo games. Became Law
HB 465 changing the name of the solid waste management council. Became Law
HB 466 relative to absentee voting by college students. Died
HB 467 relative to discharges of mortgages. Became Law
HB 468 relative to hearings on bond issues prior to town meetings. Died
HB 469 prohibiting the use or operation of ski craft on Pleasant Lake and Little Died
HB 470 relative to access of motor vehicle records. Died
HB 471 regarding review of developments which may have regional impact. Died
HB 472 relative to appeals to the zoning board of adjustment. Became Law
HB 473 relative to building codes in municipalities. Became Law
HB 474 relative to the losing party's payment of the prevailing party's costs in tort actions. Died
HB 475 permitting a candidate to designate the form in which his name shall be printed on the ballot and relative to the form of state general election ballots. Became Law
HB 476 relative to holding special meetings concerning emergency expenditures for towns, village districts, and school districts. Became Law
HB 477 relative to housing standards ordinances. Became Law
HB 478 relative to withdrawal from a regional refuse disposal district. Died
HB 479 relative to solid waste management plans. Died
HB 480 relative to the domicile of assistant moderators and assistant town clerks who serve at polling places. Died
HB 481 requiring plumbing systems in new construction to meet certain requirements. Died
HB 482 allowing a certain community to use septic holding tanks for a limited period. Died
HB 483 relative to wage assignment. Died
HB 484 relative to checkout procedures after votes are cast. Became Law
HB 485 relative to approval for certain public utility purchases. Died
HB 486-FN relative to clearing land and cutting timber. Became Law
HB 487 relative to grandparents' rights. Became Law
HB 488 relative to regional cooperation on solid waste disposal. Became Law
HB 489 relative to utility easements. Became Law
HB 490 establishing a speed limit on a portion of the Connecticut Became Law
HB 491 relative to insufficient funds. Died
HB 492 relative to recreational campgrounds and camping parks. Became Law
HB 493 relative to insurance premium refunds. Became Law
HB 494 relative to the transition period for a new state treasurer and a new secretary of state. Became Law
HB 495 regarding election of regional refuse disposal district committee members. Died
HB 496 relative to when water companies are public utilities. Died
HB 497 relative to financial responsibility for hazardous waste accidents. Became Law
HB 498 relative to publication of information on certain juvenile offenders. Became Law
HB 499 relative to administration of medications to clients receiving services in the state mental health system. Became Law
HB 500 relative to placing offices on the state general election ballot. Died
HB 501 relative to a column on the general election and primary ballots for write-in candidates. Died
HB 502 relative to disclosure of mental health information. Became Law
HB 503 relative to business and voluntary corporations and reinstating the charters of S.P.B., Inc. and Jefferson, Currier & Company, Inc. Became Law
HB 504 relative to public and congregate mooring fields. Died
HB 505 relative to speed limits on state roads in towns. Became Law
HB 506 relative to holding organization meetings for cooperative school districts. Died
HB 507-FN relative to child care. Became Law
HB 508 relative to town moderators and elections. Died
HB 509-FN authorizing industrial development financing for the Manchester Airport. Became Law
HB 510-FN relative to parental involvement in abortion decisions of minor dependent children. Died
HB 511 relative to medical records. Became Law
HB 512 relative to zoning ordinance protest petitions. Became Law
HB 513 relative to medicare balanced billing. Died
HB 514 relative to rulemaking authority of the director, division of public health services. Became Law
HB 515 relative to liability for underground storage facility violations. Died
HB 516-FN relative to illegal dumping of garbage. Became Law
HB 517 relative to current use posting. Died
HB 518-FN establishing a cost containment unit within the department of administrative services to administer the indigent defense eligibility and repayment program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 519-FN relative to minimum standards for modular buildings. Became Law
HB 520-FN permitting nonprofit organizations to erect informational signs along highways. Died
HB 521-FN regarding a state loan for the Monroe sewage treatment facility. Became Law
HB 522-FN to establish a committee to study the qualifications for bus drivers of special education children. Died
HB 523 relative to a privilege for confidential communications between guardian ad litem and child. Became Law
HB 524 requiring insurers to send cancellation notices. Died
HB 525 relative Died
HB 526 relative to a local option for siting of businesses and industry which may be environmentally hazardous or a nuisance. Died
HB 527 relative to a waiting period between rezoning proposals. Died
HB 528 relative to learners' permits. Became Law
HB 529 relative to the definition of ski craft, to be known as "personal watercraft." Died
HB 530-FN creating a legislative oversight committee to ensure that state agencies cooperate to meet the plans of the federal drug war. Became Law
HB 531-FN relative to the powers and duties of county commissioners in unincorporated towns and unorganized places. Became Law
HB 532-FN establishing a committee to study the revenue structure in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 533-FN relative to the custody and impoundment of certain dogs. Died
HB 534-FN relative to bottled water. Died
HB 535-FN including water districts under the public utilities commission. Died
HB 536-FN relative to technical changes in the unemployment compensation law and to changes in the maximum weekly benefit amount. Became Law
HB 537-FN authorizing the town of North Hampton to collect taxes for one 18- month accounting period. Became Law
HB 538-FN relative to mining. Died
HB 539-FN relative to establishing a fund for construction costs of public utilities. Died
HB 540-FN relative to reporting of illegal waste disposal sites. Died
HB 541-FN relative to a uniform dwelling unit tax assessed by towns and cities to pay the local portion of funding for schools. Died
HB 542 relative to regulating increases in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 543 enabling towns to hold special meetings to purchase land for conservation purposes. Died
HB 544-FN relative to medical waste. Died
HB 545-FN relative to drug-free schools. Died
HB 546-FN relative to the water protection assistance program and relative to the closure of shellfish flats on the seacoast. Became Law
HB 547 revising the definition of "dam." Died
HB 548 relative to siting New Hampshire housing finance authority projects. Died
HB 549-FN requiring the public utilities commission to approve purchases and conversions by electric utilities. Died
HB 550 relative to temporary emergency zoning ordinances. Died
HB 551-FN regarding emergency evacuation plans for nuclear facilities. Died
HB 552-FN relative to assessment of conservation lands. Became Law
HB 553 relative to the Wentworth-Douglass Hospital charter. Became Law
HB 554 relative to the advisory council on the sale and fitting of hearing aids. Became Law
HB 555 relative to damaged and rebuilt vehicles. Died
HB 556 relative to the board of governors, and administrative board, and the commissioner of the department of postsecondary vocational-technical education. Became Law
HB 557 relative to restoration and preservation of covered wooden bridges. Died
HB 558 relative to accessible polling places. Died
HB 559-FN regarding electric utility service territories. Died
HB 560 regarding funding measures established by municipalities to repay loans from the state water pollution control revolving loan fund. Died
HB 561 relative to the protection of public funds. Died
HB 562-FN making technical changes in the election laws. Became Law
HB 563 relative to land surveyors and condominiums. Became Law
HB 564 permitting awards of enhanced damages in civil suits against intoxicated drivers. Died
HB 565 relative to the state board of education. Became Law
HB 566 relative to investments by town trustees. Died
HB 567-FN relative to expenditure of excess moneys by school districts. Died
HB 568-FN regarding noise pollution control. Died
HB 569-FN to regulate drivers at motor vehicle race tracks. Died
HB 570-FN-A establishing a forgiveable teaching loan program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 571-FN establishing standards for mediators. Became Law
HB 572-FN relative to an impact fee authorization statute. Died
HB 573-FN relative to municipal budget law. Died
HB 574-FN relative to licensure of mental health professionals. Died
HB 575-FN relative to campaign financing. Died
HB 576-FN relative to cruelty to animals. Died
HB 577-FN establishing a New Hampshire head injury advisory council. Died
HB 578-FN relative to victims' assistance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 579-FN permitting certain policemen and firemen to join the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 580-FN relative to surplus land and the housing finance authority. Died
HB 581-FN-A relative to the residential specialist program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 582-FN dedicating the state police barracks in Milford to Major John T. Conti, Sergeant Roger Hilton, and Sergeant William Smith. Became Law
HB 583-FN relative to the vote required to form or make an annexation to a cooperative school district. Died
HB 584-FN relative to bad checks. Became Law
HB 585-FN relative to funding the costs of minimum standards for elementary schools. Died
HB 586-FN relative to siting and permitting of solid and hazardous waste disposal facilities; to forfeiture of property for solid waste management violations; and to low-level radioactive waste management. Became Law
HB 587-FN relative to special number plates for persons with walking disabilities. Became Law
HB 588-FN enabling municipalities to impose capital improvement impact fees. Died
HB 589-FN to define "retired state employee" for state employees group insurance purposes. Died
HB 590-FN relative to submitting municipal financial reports to the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 591-FN requiring grocery stores to mark each packaged item offered for sale with a price. Became Law
HB 592-FN relative to a minimum service retirement allowance for group I members with 20 or more years of creditable service. Interim Study
HB 593-FN relative to collective bargaining. Died
HB 594-FN to reinstate medical and surgical benefits for certain retired employees and relative to health care coverage for retired employees of political subdivisions. Became Law
HB 595-FN to permit teachers who relocate to New Hampshire to purchase their out-of-state service as creditable service in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 596-FN limiting personal liability of certain fire department, emergency service, and rescue squad members. Became Law
HB 597-FN relative to installments for repair cost. Died
HB 598-FN allowing towns to fix a village district for the establishment of a police department, and relative to a village district formed by the towns of Franconia and Sugar Hill. Died
HB 599-FN enabling cities and towns to adopt an optional exemption for real estate occupied by physically handicapped. Died
HB 600-FN relative to the tax lien for the elderly and the disabled. Died
HB 601-FN relative to optional property tax exemptions for the elderly. Died
HB 602-FN relative to distribution of state documents to certain postsecondary institutions. Died
HB 603-FN relative to state-owned land. Died
HB 604-FN relative to classifying land for purposes of the land use change tax. Died
HB 605-FN relative to a recycling logo. Became Law
HB 606-FN relative to approvable plans for solid waste management districts. Became Law
HB 607-FN relative to deposits on dairy cases. Died
HB 608-FN establishing a study committee to examine the procedures of siting, licensing and operation of energy related facilities. Became Law
HB 609-FN (New Title) Became Law
HB 610-FN to provide property tax credits for Hampton residents who are not connected to a sewer line. Died
HB 611-FN relative to service dogs. Became Law
HB 612-FN establishing a committee to study nursing home care costs paid Died
HB 613-FN relative to the method for granting supplemental allowances to New Hampshire retirement system members. Became Law
HB 614-FN relative to public welfare fraud. Died
HB 615-FN establishing a pilot program relative to medical, hospital and remedial care in workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 616-FN relative to the public utilities commission. Became Law
HB 617-FN relative to the public utilities commission appointing a receiver for a public water utility. Became Law
HB 618-FN relative to grandparents' rights. Died
HB 619-FN relative to the cost to counties for performing autopsies. Died
HB 620-FN relative to the maintenance of boat launching ramps and related parking areas. Died
HB 621-FN relative to state employee compensation for snow handling. Died
HB 622-FN relative to vested deferred retirement benefits for group I members. Became Law
HB 623-FN relative to the appraisal of open space land. Died
HB 624-FN relative to penalties for violations of motor vehicle laws by minors. Died
HB 625-FN permitting a county to impose a lien on real and personal property for nonreimbursement of certain court-ordered expenses. Became Law
HB 626-FN relative to binding arbitration for public employees. Died
HB 627-FN regarding beverage container redemption and recycling. Died
HB 628-FN relative to time period for perambulation of town or city boundaries. Died
HB 629-FN relative to gravesites. Became Law
HB 630-FN relative to the time for assessing property taxes following a complete reassessment in a city or town. Died
HB 631-FN relative to railroad consolidation with other public utilities or common carriers. Died
HB 632 relative to the confidentiality of quality assurance records of community mental health centers. Interim Study
HB 633-FN establishing a study committee to examine ethics in government involving public officials and public employees. Died
HB 634-FN relative to "black liquor" and municipalities. Died
HB 635-FN relative to protecting federally subsidized housing. Died
HB 636-FN relative to an optional property tax exemption for widows. Died
HB 637 relative to the conduct of tax sales for failure to pay real estate taxes. Became Law
HB 638 relative to evictions in the wintertime. Died
HB 639-FN relative to the disposition of acquired or abandoned rail properties. Became Law
HB 640-FN to permit the Wakefield school district to withdraw from the Rochester authorized regional enrollment plan. Became Law
HB 641-FN relative to withholding conservation funds from communities which do not provide low and moderate income housing. Died
HB 642-FN enabling certain cities and towns to adopt an optional adjusted elderly exemption. Died
HB 643-FN relative to retention and destruction of district court records, responsibility for payment of costs of court-ordered services, and taxable court costs. Became Law
HB 644-FN relative to the optional veterans' exemption. Became Law
HB 645-FN relative to the penalty for the failure to file the inventory of polls and property. Died
HB 646-FN relative to distribution to schools of sweepstakes revenues on a student per capita basis. Died
HB 647-FN establishing a committee to locate temporary housing for persons diagnosed with AIDS or cancer. Died
HB 648-FN relative to vehicles impeding the flow of traffic. Died
HB 649-FN relative to special number plates for firefighters. Died
HB 650-FN (New Title) Died
HB 651-FN relative to adoption fees and information about birthparents. Became Law
HB 652-FN relative to discounts and credit terms for the sale of wine. Became Law
HB 653-FN regarding credit on solid waste disposal delivery contracts. Died
HB 654-FN creating a committee to study what organizations may participate in the New Hampshire retirement system, and authorizing the New Hampshire federation of teachers to participate in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 655-FN to permit a credit or cash refund for overpayment of taxes or other charges owed by an insurer. Became Law
HB 656-FN relative to resellers of telecommunication services. Died
HB 657-FN excepting certain landfills and other waste facilities from local junk yard regulation. Became Law
HB 658-FN depositions. Became Law
HB 659-FN eliminating an exemption for subdividers of land. Died
HB 660-FN establishing a statewide conference on families. Died
HB 661-FN relative to notification to downstream municipalities concerning effluent discharges. Became Law
HB 662-FN prohibiting police departments and security forces from charging a fee to private businesses for unrequested police protection. Died
HB 663-FN requiring the tax collector and the tax assessor in certain towns to certify tax reports. Died
HB 664-FN transferring enforcement authority over the equal pay act from the labor commissioner to the commission for human rights. Died
HB 665-FN establishing an advisory board on boating. Interim Study
HB 666-FN relative to insurance benefits for mental and nervous conditions. Died
HB 667-FN relative to aircraft owned, leased, or operated by the state. Died
HB 668-FN relative to personal watercraft hearings. Died
HB 669 prohibiting non-biodegradable single use plastic items. Died
HB 670-FN relative to public accommodation of physically handicapped persons. Became Law
HB 671-FN relative to the overpayment of taxes by municipalities. Died
HB 672-FN relative to immediate administrative license revocation and blood alcohol content tests, and relative to color-coded minors' and probationary licenses. Died
HB 673-FN relative to appraising property with newly constructed or renovated buildings. Died
HB 674-FN relative to the Catastrophic Aid Act. Became Law
HB 675 to eliminate straight ticket voting. Died
HB 676 relative to the operation of OHRV's on rights-of-way. Became Law
HB 677 relative to modification of child support guidelines. Became Law
HB 678 relative to visitation rights. Died
HB 679-FN creating a school tax exemption for certain nonprofit organizations. Died
HB 680-FN relative to review of studies on recycling uses for bottom ash. Became Law
HB 681-FN relative to workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 682-FN establishing a fire service training fund to pay the costs of establishing a fire academy in New Hampshire. Died
HB 683-FN creating a study committee to examine financing of kindergarten costs. Died
HB 684-FN prohibiting obscene words and depictions on bumper stickers and T-shirts and prohibiting house parties where minors may consume alcoholic beverages and drugs. Died
HB 685-FN relative to tenant evictions. Died
HB 686 relative to cable television franchises. Died
HB 687 relative to terms of local land use board members. Died
HB 688-FN relative to equalizing tax rates within a cooperative school district. Died
HB 689-FN regarding air emission ash from waste and energy facilities. Died
HB 690 relative to surplus funds and expenditures by candidates. Died
HB 691-FN relative to recording of ancient plats. Became Law
HB 692 relative to county sheriffs. Died
HB 693-FN relative to harbor management, leasing of submerged lands and boat registration fees. Became Law
HB 694-FN relative to dogs and cats. Died
HB 695-FN requiring cash refunds for returns of merchandise. Died
HB 696-FN to include probation and parole officers in group II of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 697-FN establishing an information registry relative to head injuries. Died
HB 698 relative to insurance coverage for chiropractic. Died
HB 699-FN prohibiting the possession of firearms by career criminals and imposing a minimum mandatory sentence. Became Law
HB 700-FN imposing minimum mandatory sentences for felonious use of firearms. Became Law
HB 701 relative to the Ashuelot Valley refuse disposal district. Died
HB 702-FN authorizing voter registration at driver's license examination facilities and at motor vehicle registration locations. Died
HB 703 relative to personal watercraft. Died
HB 704-FN relative to the disclosure of potential conflicts of interest by elected state officials and establishing a state ethics office. Died
HB 705-FN relative to drug-free school zones and making appropriations therefor. Died
HB 706-FN relative to eliminating PUC jurisdiction over contracts between municipalities and other entities. Died
HB 707-FN relative to safety restraint systems in passenger cars. Died
HB 708 relative to the Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Canada. Became Law
HB 709 relative to use of recording devices by plaintiffs and defendants. Interim Study
HB 710 regulating the use of social security numbers by the department of safety. Became Law
HB 711-FN relative to auditing the accounts of joint solid waste disposal and resource recovery facilities established under the authority of the interstate solid waste compact. Died
HB 712 relative to the relationship of the fish and game commission and the executive director of the fish and game department. Died
HB 713-FN relative to establishment of mutual insurance companies by municipalities. Died
HB 714-FN relative to non-driver's picture identification cards. Died
HB 715 relative to a capital improvement plan; the capital budget; and a debt management plan. Interim Study
HB 716 to codify certain boating and water safety rules. Became Law
HB 717 relative to parenting plans. Died
HB 718 relative to sewer districts. Died
HB 719-FN relative to a minimum service retirement allowance for group II members. Interim Study
HB 720-FN relative to school district special meetings. Died
HB 721-FN relative to allowing the city of Portsmouth to adopt an ordinance prohibiting hunting. Died
HB 722-FN regarding solid waste management districts. Became Law
HB 723 regarding the acid rain control act. Became Law
HB 724 allowing a liquor store in Charlestown. Died
HB 725-FN relative to the highway fund. Died
HB 726 relative to bylaws which regulate electioneering. Became Law
HB 727 relative to municipal rent control in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 728 relative to water conservation plumbing fixtures. Died
HB 729-FN requiring labeling of solid and hazardous waste collection containers. Became Law
HB 730-FN relative to local cease and desist orders for zoning, planning and code violations. Died
HB 731 relative to a state police barracks honor roll. Became Law
HB 732 relative to family and catastrophic medical leave standards. Died
HB 733-FN relative to solid waste reduction. Died
HB 734-FN creating a solid waste landfill reduction and cleanup program. Interim Study
HB 735-FN establishing a study committee to examine school administration and certain school curricula. Died
HB 736 relative to a local option for incinerator siting. Died
HB 737-FN amending the joint state-capitol city planning commission. Became Law
HB 738-FN relative to bail. Died
HB 739-FN to create an island real estate property tax exemption. Died
HB 740-FN prohibiting hazing. Died
HB 741-FN relative to the debt owed the state by the workers involved in the Simplex labor dispute. Died
HB 742-FN relative to retirement benefits for legislative staff and constitutional officers. Died
HB 743-FN relative to reconstruction of buildings destroyed by arson. Died
HB 744-FN establishing a road pay back fee system. Died
HB 745-FN relative to the hazardous material transportation advisory board. Became Law
HB 746-FN establishing a task force relative to reducing and recycling the solid waste stream and commissioning a study on solid waste fees. Became Law
HB 747-FN relative to a returnable beverage container system. Died
HB 748 relative to anatomical gifts accepted by medical or dental schools. Became Law
HB 749-FN relative to the sale of fireworks and levying a tax thereon. Died
HB 750-FN establishing a redevelopment commission relative to Pease Air Force Base and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 751 relative to state-issued bonds sold at discount. Became Law
HB 752-FN relative to domestic violence. Became Law
HB 753-FN relative to logging laws and forest resources. Died
HB 754 relative to the offering of energy sevices by electric utilities. Died
HB 755-FN establishing a committee to study shoreline protection. Became Law
HB 756-FN relative to cluster development and multi-family dwellings. Became Law
HB 757 relative to wages during holiday weeks. Died
HB 758-FN to establish an impact fee study committee. Became Law
HB 759-FN relative to electronic surveillance in drug investigations. Became Law
HB 760 relative to approval of rezoning plans by property owners. Died
HB 761-FN relative to the salaries of certain county officers. Died
HB 762-A making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1989. Became Law
HB 763 authorizing the Salem and Derry school districts to establish a debt retirement fund. Became Law
HB 764-FN-A relative to state revenues and appropriations. Became Law
HB 765-FN authorizing the Belknap recreational area to borrow in anticipation of revenues. Became Law
HB 766-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation for flood control and relative to the calculation of flood control reimbursements. Became Law
HB 767 relative to state employee salaries and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 768 relative to the recodification of certain water laws. Became Law
HB 769-FN relative to an appropriation for a comprehensive drug and alcohol abuse treatment program within the department of corrections. Became Law
HB 777 appropriating funds for additional basic needs for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1990 and June 30, 1991. Died
HB 1001-FN increasing agent fees for fish and game licenses. Became Law
HB 1002 prohibiting the operation of ski craft on Lake Opechee in the city of Laconia. Died
HB 1003 relative to prima facie speed limits on local roads. Became Law
HB 1004-FN relative to the tax abatement procedure. Became Law
HB 1005-FN relative to the Chester, Fremont, and Epping school districts. Died
HB 1006-FN repealing the boat safety fund. Died
HB 1007 relative to limiting hunting in the town of Candia. Died
HB 1008 relative to delivery of bills by manufactured housing park owners. Died
HB 1009-FN-A authorizing wagering on sporting events. Died
HB 1010 relative to annual school meetings. Died
HB 1011 relative to moveable blades of hunting arrow tips. Interim Study
HB 1012-FN establishing a study committee on allowing jurors to ask questions during trials. Died
HB 1013 reviving the charters of the New Hampshire Karting Association and Loctite Luminescent Systems, Inc. and relating to powers of the New Hampshire Historical Society. Became Law
HB 1014-FN relative to facilities licensed under RSA 151. Died
HB 1015 relative to operation of seaplanes and helicopters in emergencies. Became Law
HB 1016 relative to altering municipal highway classifications. Became Law
HB 1017-FN relative to vendor check cashing policies. Died
HB 1018-FN relative to the penalties for bail jumping. Became Law
HB 1019-FN relative to an optional elderly property tax credit. Died
HB 1020 relative to motors and horsepower on Lake Katherine in the town of Piermont. Became Law
HB 1021-FN establishing a committee to study fixed terms for judges. Died
HB 1022-FN-A relative to the Glendale boat house and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1023-FN increasing the percentage of the real estate transfer tax returned to the register of deeds or the county. Died
HB 1024-FN-A making an appropriation to hire a consultant to evaluate the foundation aid formula. Died
HB 1025 relative to limited liability for volunteers. Became Law
HB 1026 relative to the definition of public access to public waters. Became Law
HB 1027-FN establishing a black bear management program and requiring a special bear license and relative to the rules regarding taking of marine species. Became Law
HB 1028 relative to the number of events at which a club may serve liquor in a year. Became Law
HB 1029 relative to the sale of venison by licensed propagators. Became Law
HB 1030 relative to cease and desist orders issued by the director of the division of forests and lands. Became Law
HB 1031 relative to smelt fishing by the physically handicapped. Died
HB 1032-FN-A making an annual appropriation to fund the nongame management program. Died
HB 1033 relative to fishing in the Connecticut River. Became Law
HB 1034 exempting persons permitted to engage in falconry from the importation permit requirement. Became Law
HB 1035 relative to biennial fish and game hearings. Became Law
HB 1036-FN relative to nonresident and resident wholesale marine species licenses. Became Law
HB 1037-FN-A establishing a committee to recodify municipal laws and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1038 relative to revenue raising measures and certain appropriations. Became Law
HB 1039-FN-A relative to a bingo fee. Became Law
HB 1040-FN relative to civil and criminal penalties in the safe drinking water act. Became Law
HB 1041 relative to conflict of interest laws concerning town officials. Died
HB 1042-A relative to construction of a new Rockingham county courthouse at Brentwood and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1043-A relative to the Hampton district court and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1044 relative to fees of justices of the peace and notaries public. Became Law
HB 1045-FN to provide rulemaking notice to municipalities and legislators. Interim Study
HB 1046 relative to the declaration of purpose for the planning and zoning laws. Became Law
HB 1047 establishing a commission with the state of Maine on Lake Umbagog. Became Law
HB 1048-FN relative to rabies control of dogs. Became Law
HB 1049-FN relative to fishing licenses for non-institutionalized developmentally disabled persons. Became Law
HB 1050-FN relative to "junk fax". Interim Study
HB 1051-FN relative to fur-buying licenses. Died
HB 1052 relative to a public trust grant for Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain ski resorts' snowmaking. Became Law
HB 1053 relative to the patients' bill of rights. Became Law
HB 1054 relative to memorials for veterans and relative to the real estate exemption for surviving spouses of veterans. Became Law
HB 1055-FN repealing the motorcycle rider education and the motorcycle rider safety fund. Died
HB 1056 relative to the revocation of hunting and fishing licenses and to hunting dog training. Interim Study
HB 1057-FN-A relative to a fee for lucky 7 tickets. Became Law
HB 1058-FN-A regarding restoration and preservation of state historic flags and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1059-FN relative to the application process for solid waste facilities. Died
HB 1060-FN establishing a committee to study medical injury compensation and discipline of physicians. Became Law
HB 1061-FN relative to old age assistance and aid to the permanently and totally disabled. Interim Study
HB 1062 relative to record books kept by the registers of deeds and relative to the relinquishment of any rights of the state in certain real property owned by Winconia, Incorporated in Laconia, New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1063 recalling famous American leaders. Died
HB 1064-FN relative to discounts for the sale of wine. Died
HB 1065-A making an appropriation to fund certain construction at the New Hampshire technical institute. Died
HB 1066-FN relative to the operation of bingo games. Became Law
HB 1067-FN providing for a statewide advisory referendum. Interim Study
HB 1068 relative to the regulation of agricultural, vegetable, flower, tree and shrub seeds. Became Law
HB 1069-FN relative to the dig-safe law. Became Law
HB 1070-FN-A relative to the data processing and computer management study committee and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1071-FN relative to the salaries of direct care employees at certain state institutions. Interim Study
HB 1072-FN relative to administrative penalties for violations of securities laws and regulation. Became Law
HB 1073 relative to sales representatives' contracts. Became Law
HB 1074 relative to annual audits of consumer cooperative associations. Became Law
HB 1075 relative to location of court hearings in abuse or neglect cases. Became Law
HB 1076-FN relative to administrative forfeiture. Died
HB 1077-FN relative to unemployment compensation for unemployment due to lockouts. Died
HB 1078 relative to the authority of the Gunstock Area to use borrowed money for capitol improvements. Became Law
HB 1079 relative to qualifying for the veterans' property tax exemption. Died
HB 1080-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation for the board of tax and land appeals. Died
HB 1081 relative to the membership of the fish and game commission. Became Law
HB 1082-FN-A making an appropriation to the Wallop-Breaux fund. Became Law
HB 1083 establishing speed limits for the operation of OHRVs and increasing OHRV registration fees. Became Law
HB 1084-FN relative to continuing care communities. Became Law
HB 1085-FN establishing a committee to study methods of protecting the stratospheric ozone layer by eliminating unnecessary emissions of ozone-depleting chemicals. Died
HB 1086-FN relative to costs to counties of incarcerated individuals. Died
HB 1087-FN-A establishing a board to review any police action resulting in an injury or Died
HB 1088 relative to rules in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1089 repealing the 2 year statute of limitations on actions to recover pecuniary penalties and forfeitures and authorizing interception of wire or oral communications regarding solid and hazardous waste violations. Died
HB 1090-FN relative to state regulatory board and commission members. Died
HB 1091-FN changing the weighted factors in the foundation aid formula. Died
HB 1092-FN relative to low and moderate income housing, equity sharing, and reverse equity loans. Became Law
HB 1093 relative to the duties of moderators at elections. Died
HB 1094-FN establishing a task force on illegal drug sales and use and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1095-FN relative to merchants' credit card policies. Died
HB 1096-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of developing a statewide trauma care system. Became Law
HB 1097 legalizing actions taken at town, school district and district meetings and relative to the collection of the town portion of taxes in the town of Hooksett. Became Law
HB 1098-FN-A to appropriate $50,000 for the annual meeting of the Eastern Regional Conference of the Council of State Governments. Died
HB 1099 relative to controlled drugs and pharmacy licensing. Became Law
HB 1100 relative to the time for submitting proposed zoning ordinance amendments to the town clerk. Became Law
HB 1101-FN relative to welfare costs paid by the county to the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1102-FN relative to Route 16 in Conway. Became Law
HB 1103-FN relative to the regional fuel tax agreement. Became Law
HB 1104 relative to the motor vehicle laws. Became Law
HB 1105-FN relative to acceptance of certain roads as class V highways by towns. Died
HB 1106-FN clarifying the applicability of post-licensing provisions to issuer-dealers, the applicability of examination fees to all security issues, and the form of required legend with respect to public and private Became Law
HB 1107-FN relative to the 2-year statute of limitations on actions to recover pecuniary penalties and forfeitures and authorizing interception of wire or oral communications regarding solid and hazardous waste violations and regarding securities fraud. Became Law
HB 1108-FN establishing a committee to study child care in public and private sector buildings. Became Law
HB 1109-FN establishing a committee to study the public utilities commission's authority over small water systems. Died
HB 1110 relative to the election of Sullivan and Belknap County commissioners. Became Law
HB 1111 allowing certain capital improvements for energy and water conservation to be included in the rates of a utility. Became Law
HB 1112 relative to the number of registered voters necessary to petition for an article on a town meeting warrant and removing the requirement that a town have a population of 5,000 or more to elect a board of selectmen of 5 members. Became Law
HB 1113 requiring insurance companies handling property and casualty insurance to publish rates. Died
HB 1114-FN-A relative to a study of care of the elderly and making an appropriation for meals on wheels, relative to the department of health and human services, and relative to certain food service establishments. Became Law
HB 1115 permitting for-profit composting operations on current use lands. Died
HB 1116 relative to notice to lienholders of termination of tenancy of a manufactured housing owner. Became Law
HB 1117 relative to children attending camp facilities. Became Law
HB 1118 relative to the disabled. Became Law
HB 1119 relative to subdivision and site plan requests. Died
HB 1120 relative to notice of insurance cancellation. Became Law
HB 1121 relative to amending or repealing subdivision regulations by petition. Died
HB 1122-FN establishing a study committee on the best use of the Kona Wildlife Area in the town of Moultonborough. Became Law
HB 1123-FN-A appropriating funds for clerical assistance in the bureau of rail safety. Died
HB 1124 prohibiting smoking on buses. Died
HB 1125 requiring court explanation of sentences for certain crimes where imprisonment is not imposed. Died
HB 1126-FN authorizing public notification of environmental violations. Died
HB 1127 relative to disturbances to highway surfaces and adjacent areas and weight limits on municipal highways. Died
HB 1128-FN requiring licensure of out-of-state mail order pharmacies. Interim Study
HB 1129-FN-A authorizing the department of environmental services to clean up the Gilson Road waste site and making an appropriation therefor, relative to the waste management council, and relative to toxics in packaging. Became Law
HB 1130 relative to health and safety in rental property. Interim Study
HB 1131 relative to special interest-bearing accounts for funds of clients of attorneys. Died
HB 1132 relative to excluding witnesses from criminal trials. Interim Study
HB 1133-FN relative to the executive secretary of the New Hampshire pharmacy board. Died
HB 1134-FN relative to right-of-way layouts for timber access. Died
HB 1135 relative to weighted voting in school administrative unit affairs. Interim Study
HB 1136 relative to filing of annual reports with the secretary of state. Became Law
HB 1137 relative to condominium law. Became Law
HB 1138-FN to change the formula for the distribution of highway funds in the Woodsville Fire District. Became Law
HB 1139 relative to the residence of town health officials. Died
HB 1140 relative to the selectmen of towns. Died
HB 1141 relative to temporary sewage holding tanks. Interim Study
HB 1142 relative to divorce. Died
HB 1143 relative to registration and operation of OHRVs. Became Law
HB 1144-FN transferring the town of Enfield from the jurisdiction of the Lebanon district court to the jurisdiction of the Hanover district court. Died
HB 1145-FN relative to allowing dogs in all state parks. Died
HB 1146-FN relative to confidential information concerning a child who is Became Law
HB 1147-FN establishing a committee to study the closure of existing landfills. Died
HB 1148 relative to town meeting authority to assess capital costs concerning sewers. Died
HB 1149-FN relative to expending national forest reserve funds in unincorporated towns and unorganized places. Became Law
HB 1150-FN relative to the oil pollution control fund. Became Law
HB 1151-FN requiring certification of wastewater treatment plant operators and reinstating the charter of Manchester Marine, Inc. Became Law
HB 1152 relative to confidentiality of information regarding videotape rentals. Became Law
HB 1153 adding a name for purposes of workers' compensation and for professional standards review organizations and relative to the minimum wage law. Became Law
HB 1154-FN establishing a committee to study the professional conduct of engineers and land surveyors. Died
HB 1155 relative to the register of deeds as a filing officer under article 9-407 of the uniform commercial code. Died
HB 1156 relative to the order of the placement of candidates' names on ballots. Died
HB 1157-FN relative to capital murder. Became Law
HB 1158-FN relative to protecting the United States flag from desecration when it is properly displayed on public or private property. Became Law
HB 1159 repealing statutes inconsistent with the New Hampshire Rules of Civil Procedure. Became Law
HB 1160 relative to telephone and telegraph company records. Died
HB 1161 granting the director of the office of securities regulation rulemaking authority to require surety bonds of more than $25,000 from broker-dealers, agents and investment advisors. Became Law
HB 1162-A relative to abandoning and disposing of rail properties, relative to the railroad banking program and making an appropriation therefor, and relative to suspension and revocation of licenses for certain motor vehicle offenses and creating a Became Law
HB 1163 raising the amount of property damage to be reported in a motor vehicle accident. Became Law
HB 1164-FN relative to student health fees at the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1165 relative to permitting housing discounts to senior citizens. Died
HB 1166-FN-A creating an office of employee assistance and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1167-FN relative to boxing. Died
HB 1168-FN relative to sexual abuse of children. Died
HB 1169-FN establishing a committee to study drug and alcohol testing in the workplace. Became Law
HB 1170-FN to increase the real estate transfer tax for the biennium ending June 30, 1991. Became Law
HB 1171-FN-A relative to the purchase of breath analyzer machines and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1172-FN relative to the physical condition of drivers. Died
HB 1173-FN relative to a preliminary determination of wetlands and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1174-FN relative to laws regarding children and minors. Became Law
HB 1175-FN establishing a committee to study choice in education. Became Law
HB 1176-FN relative to the volunteer instructors for the hunter safety courses. Died
HB 1177-FN to create the New Hampshire county correctional industries authority. Interim Study
HB 1178-FN-A relative to marital masters and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1179-FN relative to fair credit reporting. Died
HB 1180 relative to the completion of the study date of the Concord to Spaulding Turnpike. Died
HB 1181-FN reassigning certain positions from the Nashua-Hudson circumferential highway toll plaza to the Bedford Road toll plaza. Died
HB 1182-FN relative to expenditures by the public works bureau in excess of budget estimates, extending the lapse dates of certain appro- priations, making adjustments to certain capital projects' bond authoriza- tions, allowing the port authority to Died
HB 1183 relative to supervision of highway agents. Became Law
HB 1184 relative to housekeeping changes in RSAs relating to the department of transportation. Became Law
HB 1185 to reclassify portions of certain highways in the town of New Castle. Became Law
HB 1186-FN-A increasing the appropriation to the highway inventory fund. Died
HB 1187 prohibiting certain items from being deposited in highway and department of resources and economic development litter receptacles. Became Law
HB 1188-FN establishing an optional program based on rebate of the school portion of local property tax. Died
HB 1189-FN relative to reimbursement for acts which require public agency Became Law
HB 1190-FN creating a committee to establish a collecting and deaccessioning policy for the state of New Hampshire pertaining to historical objects. Became Law
HB 1191-FN-A relative to creating a trust fund for New Hampshire heritage and making an Became Law
HB 1192-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire small business mini-loan program and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1193-FN relative to wage withholding. Became Law
HB 1194-FN relative to liability of expenses for minors and children. Became Law
HB 1195-FN relative to seasonal beverage permits and certain privileges of club members. Became Law
HB 1196-FN relative to sand dunes and establishing a study committee relative to wetlands board matters. Became Law
HB 1197 to identify individual contributors to political campaigns. Died
HB 1198-FN relative to disputes arising out of placement of a child by a custodial parent in a private school or drug treament facility. Died
HB 1199-FN-A relative to the insurance premium tax as the source of funding for the victims' assistance fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1200-FN to change the name of the governor's commission for the handicapped. Became Law
HB 1201 relative to the recall of elected town officials. Died
HB 1202-FN establishing the New Hampshire foundation for mental health. Interim Study
HB 1203-FN-A to tax all tobacco products. Interim Study
HB 1204 reinstating certain corporate charters. Became Law
HB 1205-FN-A relative to a town road improvement program and increased construction and Died
HB 1206 relative to claims to dower, curtesy and homestead rights. Interim Study
HB 1207-FN-A establishing a marital commission pilot program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1208-FN reducing certain misdemeanors to violations. Became Law
HB 1209-FN relative to the storage and disposal of low-level radioactive wastes. Interim Study
HB 1210-FN establishing the public school choice program. Died
HB 1211 establishing a mandatory period of silence at the beginning of each school Died
HB 1212-FN-A relative to flagpoles on the state house plaza and making an appropriation Died
HB 1213-FN relative to terminating optional retirement allowances. Died
HB 1214-FN relative to regional refuse disposal district and solid waste management planning committee members. Interim Study
HB 1215 relative to mandatory risk sharing plans. Died
HB 1216-FN relative to depositions and videotape testimony. Became Law
HB 1217-FN relative to fair credit billing. Interim Study
HB 1218-FN relative to defense and indemnification of bail commissioners. Became Law
HB 1219-FN relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 1220-FN relative to fireworks. Died
HB 1221-FN-A establishing a strike force on child molestation in the department of justice and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1222-FN relative to "first dollar" coverage of eligible expenses for oil discharge and disposal cleanup. Became Law
HB 1223-FN to exempt conservation districts from taxation. Died
HB 1224-FN relative to notice to parties prior to issuance of court opinions. Died
HB 1225-FN-A to define "retired state employee" for state employee group insurance purposes and relative to requests for reclassification or reallocation. Became Law
HB 1226-FN relative to leave sharing policies. Interim Study
HB 1227-FN relative to local prevention programs and establishing a committee to initiate a statewide community-based plan for the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Became Law
HB 1228-FN relative to preparation of master jury lists by computer and a pilot program utilizing the driver's license list for the purpose of preparing master jury lists. Became Law
HB 1229-FN relative to the department of corrections, the liquor commission, the pari-mutuel commission, and making an appropriation to the Became Law
HB 1230 allowing Hart's Location to establish a school district. Became Law
HB 1231-FN relative to the priority of projects on New Hampshire Routes 101 and 51. Became Law
HB 1232-FN relative to certificates of appreciation for members of the general court. Died
HB 1233-FN relative to first degree murder, capital murder, and the death penalty. Died
HB 1234-FN relative to guardian's authority to admit to institutions. Became Law
HB 1235-FN relative to waivers in accident and health insurance policies. Died
HB 1236 relative to the fish and game commission. Died
HB 1237-FN relative to workers' compensation for certain employees. Died
HB 1238-FN-A relative to motor vehicle road tolls and license fees. Died
HB 1239-FN relative to transportation of juveniles by county sheriffs. Died
HB 1240-FN relative to the purchase and distribution of drugs for the control of infectious diseases. Became Law
HB 1241 relative to the observance of Memorial Day. Died
HB 1242-FN relative to DWI and the ignition interlock device. Interim Study
HB 1243-FN relative to penalties for abuse or neglect resulting in a death. Died
HB 1244 relative to municipal charters and to extending the time for the filing of a report by the municipal charter study committee. Interim Study
HB 1245-FN relative to the statute of limitations on prosecutions for sexual assault offenses against children. Became Law
HB 1246-FN relative to hazardous duty pay for state and county corrections officers. Died
HB 1247 relative to criminal laws regarding children. Died
HB 1248-FN relative to monitoring the reassessment of taxable property by the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 1249 relative to the approval of union contracts by the county convention and its executive committee. Interim Study
HB 1250-FN relative to employees of the dog and horse racing industry. Became Law
HB 1251-FN relative to certain municipal filing fees and registration of dogs and relative to deputy town clerks. Died
HB 1252-FN to establish a revolving fund for publications and training in the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1253-FN granting toll-free use of state turnpikes to motor vehicles bearing New Hampshire former P.O.W. license plates. Died
HB 1254 relative to smoking in laundromats and on buses. Died
HB 1255 relative to rent justification in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1256-FN permitting certain importers to transport liquor from warehouses directly to state liquor stores and private licensees. Became Law
HB 1257 relative to motor vehicle road tolls. Became Law
HB 1258-FN establishing a New Hampshire clean lakes program. Became Law
HB 1259-FN relative to the unclaimed and abandoned property act. Became Law
HB 1260-FN relative to collecting ambulatory health care data from insurance carriers. Died
HB 1261-FN relative to data collection from ambulatory care facilities. Became Law
HB 1262-FN relative to recording of ancient plats. Became Law
HB 1263-FN relative to the aeronautical fund. Died
HB 1264-FN creating jurisdiction in the district courts to issue injunctions against unauthorized lockouts, utility shutoffs, and property seizures. Became Law
HB 1265-FN relative to consumer motor vehicle warranties. Interim Study
HB 1266-FN-A establishing casino gambling in New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1267-FN relative to assault weapons. Died
HB 1268-FN relative to the interest rate charged to delinquent property tax payers. Died
HB 1269-FN relative to truth in lending. Died
HB 1270-FN relative to the enforcement of the hazardous waste laws. Became Law
HB 1271-FN-A relative to constitutional literacy, public officials, and certain employees and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1272 relative to repairs to products under warranty. Died
HB 1273-FN regulating certain aspects of laundromats. Died
HB 1274-FN renaming the Portsmouth district court building in honor of the late Justice Thomas E. Flynn. Became Law
HB 1275-FN-A requiring a uniform condensed version of department of education information on handicapped children and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1276 relative to sales of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 1277-FN-A providing technical assistance for local drug law enforcement and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1278-FN relative to senior assistant attorneys general. Died
HB 1279-FN relative to state guaranteed loans. Interim Study
HB 1280 relative to funeral establishments. Died
HB 1281-FN establishing a study committee relative to women at risk for drug and alcohol abuse during pregnancy. Became Law
HB 1282-FN relative to licensing of nondepository first mortgage bankers and brokers. Became Law
HB 1283-FN excluding the value of New Hampshire college savings bonds from a student's financial resources when determining need for an incentive grant. Became Law
HB 1284 relative to penalties of the weights and measures law and the inspectors and officials enforcing same. Became Law
HB 1285 relative to agricultural labor and unemployment compensation. Became Law
HB 1286 relative to special education. Died
HB 1287-FN-A relative to the deaf and hard of hearing and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1288-FN relative to the interstate agreement on qualification of educational personnel. Became Law
HB 1289-FN relative to DWI offenses and establishing a committee to study Became Law
HB 1290-FN-A making appropriations for flood control reimbursements. Died
HB 1291-FN restoring certain permanent classified positions in the public utilities commission and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1292-FN relative to funeral homes and professional offices. Died
HB 1293-FN relative to securities licensing procedures. Interim Study
HB 1294-FN relative to payment for medical services in certain child support cases. Died
HB 1295-FN-A appropriating oil overcharge funds. Became Law
HB 1296-FN regulating the use of automatic telephone dialing and announcing equipment. Died
HB 1297-FN establishing a committee to study meeting scheduling for the house of representatives. Died
HB 1298-FN-A establishing a committee to study the legalization of drugs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1299-FN relative to enhanced sentences for "hate crimes". Became Law
HB 1300 relative to financing for community facilities of nonprofit community providers and relative to bonds and notes used to fund housing authority projects. Became Law
HB 1301-FN creating a committee to study the passenger motor vehicle insurance market in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1302-FN-A allocating funds to the office of state planning to further develop a statewide geographic information system and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1303-FN relative to volunteer firefighters. Interim Study
HB 1304-FN establishing a committee to study mobile health care units, making certain appropriations, relative to possession of drugs while driving, and transferring funds within the board of nurses registration. Became Law
HB 1305-FN relative to administering blood alcohol concentration and drug content tests. Died
HB 1306-FN relative to the procedures of the certificate of need board. Interim Study
HB 1307-FN changing the penalty for felonious use of firearms. Died
HB 1308-FN increasing the time of driver license revocation for driving while possessing controlled drugs and administrative forfeiture of vehicles and vessels connected with drugs. Died
HB 1309 relative to a public grant for the Gunstock Area ski resort's snowmaking. Became Law
HB 1310-FN allowing group I members to purchase out-of-state service as creditable service in the New Hampshire retirement system, relative to the participation of certain organizations in the New Hampshire retirement Became Law
HB 1311-FN relative to compensation for goodwill under certain circumstances for leased property. Died
HB 1312-FN relative to employee prescription drug benefits and health care centers. Interim Study
HB 1313-FN relative to mental health counselors. Died
HB 1314 prohibiting certain pre-judgment attachments and liens. Died
HB 1315-FN relative to child support guidelines and to guardians ad litem Became Law
HB 1316-FN relative to the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act. Became Law
HB 1317 relative to a feasibility study for a monorail system at Hampton Beach. Died
HB 1318-FN-A to study the feasibility of developing a bike path near Odiorne Point in the city of Portsmouth and the town of Rye and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1319 authorizing the use of emergency lights for private vehicles of hospital emergency personnel. Became Law
HB 1320-FN relative to watercraft sewage pump-out facilities at marinas. Interim Study
HB 1321-FN requiring the fish and game department to submit a shellfish management plan. Became Law
HB 1322-FN relative to mediation of labor disputes. Died
HB 1323 relative to the uniformed officers of the division of state police. Interim Study
HB 1324-FN creating a joint legislative committee with the state of Maine to study the Piscataqua River Basin. Became Law
HB 1325-FN relative to eligibility under the aid to the permanently and totally disabled program. Died
HB 1326-FN relative to the sale or lease of certain institutional lands. Died
HB 1327-FN relative to compulsory school attendance. Died
HB 1328-FN relative to probationary drivers' licenses. Died
HB 1329-FN relative to revocation of licenses of drivers under the DWI laws and changing a certain program name. Died
HB 1330-FN-A relative to a state income tax and making an appropriation for administrative costs, and funding state aid to education. Died
HB 1331-FN-A relative to the position of the deputy insurance commissioner and the establishment of the position of actuary and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1332-FN establishing a committee to study the personnel problem in long-term health care facilities. Died
HB 1333-FN relative to studying and reviewing the New Hampshire housing finance authority. Died
HB 1334-FN relative to telephone utilities service territories. Became Law
HB 1335-FN relative to mandatory sentencing and plea bargaining in certain child molestation cases. Died
HB 1336-FN relative to organ transplants. Interim Study
HB 1337-FN relative to methane recovery. Died
HB 1338 including certain towns in mining exceptions. Died
HB 1339 requiring public utilities to offer an alternative to herbicide spraying over rights-of-way. Became Law
HB 1340-FN relative to proof of age requirements for rental of video cassettes and admission to movies. Died
HB 1341 establishing a maximum speed limit on the Piscataquog River in the town of Goffstown and the city of Manchester. Became Law
HB 1342 relative to school district elections. Died
HB 1343-FN establishing a study committee on private contract prison systems. Became Law
HB 1344 relative to least cost planning by electric utilities. Became Law
HB 1345-FN relative to high speed pursuit. Interim Study
HB 1346-FN to restore medical benefits. Died
HB 1347-FN-A relative to quality assurance records of community mental health programs. Died
HB 1348-FN-A establishing a committee to oversee the preliminary steps in the creation of an access to health care program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1349-FN-A relative to increasing provider participation in the medicaid program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1350-A increasing the appropriation for constructing regional vocational education centers. Died
HB 1351 relative to employment termination. Died
HB 1352 relative to employee lunch breaks. Died
HB 1353-FN relative to the oversight committee on health and human services and relative to licensure of certain food service establishments. Became Law
HB 1354-FN relative to boat registrations. Became Law
HB 1355-FN-A relative to the by-pass around the towns of Conway and North Conway and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1356-FN-A relative to upgrading Route 16 in the town of Conway and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1357 relative to the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1358-FN requiring certain buildings to be designed and constructed to accommodate recycling. Died
HB 1359-FN relative to regional vocational education. Became Law
HB 1360-FN relative to the regulation of private detectives. Became Law
HB 1361-FN relative to locations where blood and urine samples may be tested for driving while under the influence of controlled drugs. Died
HB 1362-FN relative to penalties for DWI offenses. Interim Study
HB 1363-FN relative to driving after revocation or suspension. Died
HB 1364 relative construction. Became Law
HB 1365-FN relative to second mortgage bankers and brokers. Died
HB 1366-FN-A to impose a state income tax to fund education aid and aid to municipalities and making an appropriation for administrative costs, and providing for property tax relief claims. Died
HB 1367-A establishing a committee to review the architects' proposals, site location, and costs of a new Rockingham county superior court building. Died
HB 1368-FN to impose a disposable diaper fee. Interim Study
HB 1369-FN relative to permits, waiting periods, and penalties regarding the purchasing and carrying of firearms. Died
HB 1370 relative to a statement of consideration and other matters Became Law
HB 1371-FN-A relative to the state's purchase of the Coos county courthouse and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1372 relative to interim rules under the administrative procedure act. Became Law
HB 1373-FN relative to liquor licenses for bowling centers. Died
HB 1374-FN-A relative to guardians ad litem and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1375-FN relative to impact fee legislation. Died
HB 1376-FN-A relative to a public water rights report and legislative study committee. Became Law
HB 1377-FN-A to provide a business profits tax credit for businesses which provide transportation for their employees. Died
HB 1378 relative to the Hillsborough county budget committee. Died
HB 1379-FN relative to notice given to affected municipalities concerning effluent discharges. Became Law
HB 1380-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Interim Study
HB 1381-FN relative to public access to records. Died
HB 1382-FN-A relative to the judicial vesting and retirement committee and making an appropriation for an actuarial study of judges. Died
HB 1383-FN relative to drug and alcohol education, prevention, and student assistance counseling and referral programs. Died
HB 1384 relative to use of genetic test results as evidence in paternity proceedings. Became Law
HB 1385-FN-A to make technical corrections in the retirement system laws and making an appropriation for the director of finance, and relative to eligibility for membership in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 1386-FN relative to child support enforcement. Became Law
HB 1387-FN relative to protecting the quality of surface waters. Interim Study
HB 1388-FN relative to the imposition of activity fees by the department of environmental services. Died
HB 1389-FN-A relative to the taxation of banks and relative to the communications services tax and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1390-FN-A to impose a communications services tax and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1391-FN relative to registration decals for docks, floats and swim rafts. Died
HB 1392-FN relative to reckless conduct and criminal threatening. Died
HB 1393-FN to retire the debt resulting from group II retirement system benefits granted in 1987. Interim Study
HB 1394-FN relative to the election of optional retirement allowances. Became Law
HB 1395-FN relative to the time for electing an optional retirement allowance. Died
HB 1396-FN authorizing an associate justice for the Laconia District Court. Died
HB 1397-FN relative to hiring a toxicologist to perform drug testing and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1398-FN relative to the BOCA code. Died
HB 1399-FN-A to impose a statewide property tax and a personal income tax and making an tax relief fund. Interim Study
HB 1400-FN-A to impose a state income tax to fund school district education costs and making an appropriation for administration costs, and providing for property tax relief claims. Died
HB 1401-FN-A relative to a property tax relief system. Died
HB 1402-FN relative to longevity pay. Died
HB 1403-A to establish a fire academy and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1404-FN-A establishing a study committee on shoreland protection and standards for such protection. Became Law
HB 1405-FN-A relative to sludge and septage management programs and making an appropriation therefor and relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 1406-FN relative to the definition of hazardous waste and the hazardous waste cleanup fund and establishing a committee to study medical Became Law
HB 1407-FN-A to phase out the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 1408 increasing certain vehicle registration fees, levying a highway use tax, and increasing the fuel tax on fuel other than motor fuel. Died
HB 1409-FN relative to workers' compensation and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1410-FN relative to recodifying the liquor laws and standardizing licensing and fee requirements. Became Law
HB 1411 relative to legislation regarding returning revenue to cities and towns. Died
HB 1412-FN relative to moorings. Interim Study
HB 1413 relative to requiring medical services providers to bill the parent responsible for providing medical or dental insurance for a child under a support decree. Died
HB 1414 relative to committee members of the state conservation committee. Became Law
HB 1415 relative to OHRV safety and training. Became Law
HB 1416-FN relative to adoption of more stringent automobile emission standards. Interim Study
HB 1417-FN enabling muncipalities to enact a local land use change surtax. Died
HB 1418-FN relative to licensing of child day care, residential care, and child-placing agencies. Became Law
HB 1419 relative to the Monadnock advisory commission. Became Law
HB 1420-FN relative to license plates for Pearl Harbor veterans. Died
HB 1421 relative to admissibility of evidence in juvenile certification proceedings. Interim Study
HB 1422-FN permitting tinted glass in motor vehicle windshields and side windows for medical reasons. Became Law
HB 1423 declaring that life begins at conception. Died
HB 1424-FN regulating abortions. Died
HB 1425-FN prohibiting public funds, employees and facilities to assist or perform abortions. Died
HB 1426-FN relative to surrogacy. Became Law
HB 1427-FN relative to the recycling logo. Became Law
HB 1428-FN relative to recycling and disposal of vehicle batteries. Died
HB 1429 relative to excavation, quarrying, and mining. Died
HB 1430-FN-A establishing a public access advisory board to develop access to public waters and establishing a public access development fund. Interim Study
HB 1431-FN relative to the board of registration in medicine and the pharmacy board. Died
HB 1432-FN relative to the New Hampshire rivers management and protection program. Became Law
HB 1433-FN relative to custodial interference. Died
HB 1434-FN relative to simulcast racing at certain dog tracks. Died
HB 1435-FN relative to an equity fee on newly constructed buildings. Died
HB 1436-FN relative to felony offenses. Died
HB 1437-FN placing New Hampshire public elementary and secondary schools under state administration and control. Interim Study
HB 1438 relative to the goals and objectives for reduction of solid waste. Became Law
HB 1439-FN relative to the reimbursement to the state for certain services rendered at race tracks and unclaimed ticket money. Became Law
HB 1440-FN establishing a committee to study laws relative to child support. Died
HB 1441-FN relative to medicaid fraud. Became Law
HB 1442 relative to gasoline franchise contracts for disposal of used motor oil. Became Law
HB 1500-A relative to adjustments to the operating budget for fiscal year 1990 and fiscal year 1991. Became Law
HB 1501-FN-A relative to state revenues and expenditures and relative to certain general fund fees and revenues. Became Law
HB 1502-FN-A to increase the beer tax for the biennium ending June 30, 1991. Became Law
HB 1503-FN relative to certain general fund fees and revenues and certification of wastewater treatment plant operators. Died
HB 1504-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax. Became Law
HB 1505-FN-A relative to motor vehicle road tolls and fees and a gasoline floor tax. Became Law
HB 1506-FN relative to state employee layoffs, classified state employees, the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services, changing revenue estimates, and establishing a waste reduction and recycling program. Became Law
HB 1507-FN relative to early retirement benefits. Interim Study

House resolutions 51

HR 1 to adopt the rules of the 1988 session. Adopted by the House
HR 2 appoint a committee of three to assign seats. Adopted by the House
HR 3 chaplain committee. Adopted by the House
HR 4 relative to taping of all sessions of the House. Adopted by the House
HR 5 the House Clerk's staff. Adopted by the House
HR 6 the Sergeant-at-Arms staff. Adopted by the House
HR 7 distribution of House Journals, bills and joint resolutions. Adopted by the House
HR 8 cancellation of session due to weather. Adopted by the House
HR 9 salary schedule and mileage to members. Adopted by the House
HR 10 honoring former Representative Joseph M. Eaton of Hillsborough. Adopted by the House
HR 11 memorializing former State Representative Benjamin C. Newell of Derry. Adopted by the House
HR 12 memorializing State Representative Guy R. Granger, Jr. of Merrimack. Adopted by the House
HR 13 adopting amendments to the House Rules as proposed by the Rules Committee and fixing January 31, 1989, as the date through which House Rules may be amended by a majority vote. Adopted by the House
HR 14 honoring student-athlete Mark Tremblay of Newport, New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
HR 15 calling for certain measures to be taken by the executive branch of state government unless and until certain conditions are met by the Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Died
HR 16 honoring the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
HR 17 memorializing former United States Senator Norris Cotton. Adopted by the House
HR 18 commending the girls' varsity basketball team of Mascoma Regional High School. Adopted by the House
HR 19 commending the boys' varsity basketball team of Mascoma Regional High School. Adopted by the House
HR 20 commending the girls' varsity basketball team of Nashua High School. Adopted by the House
HR 21 commending the boys' varsity basketball team of Manchester Central High School. Adopted by the House
HR 22 memorializing State Representative Clyde S. Eaton of Greenville. Adopted by the House
HR 23 memorializing former State Representative Geraldine G. Watson of Merrimack. Adopted by the House
HR 24 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 412-FN-A. Adopted by the House
HR 25 honoring the Merrimack High School Varsity Coed Cheerleading team. Adopted by the House
HR 26 honoring the Alvirne High School Granite State Challenge championship team. Adopted by the House
HR 27 honoring Representative Russell C. Chase of Wolfeboro. Adopted by the House
HR 28 Memorializing state representative Mark E. Manus of Concord. Adopted by the House
HR 29 honoring Representative Paul I. LaMott of Haverhill. Adopted by the House
HR 30 commending the boys' varsity soccer team of Nashua High School. Adopted by the House
HR 31 a resolution urging Congress to enact remedial legislation against flag desecration. Adopted by the House
HR 51 relative to serving in the general court. Adopted by the House
HR 52 urging the New Hampshire delegation to introduce legislation in Congress correcting certain disparities in the Medicare program. Died
HR 53 amending House Rules for the 1990 Session. Adopted by the House
HR 54 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 412-FN-A. Adopted by the House
HR 55 honoring Anita Hickey of Concord on her retirement. Adopted by the House
HR 56 honoring Kathleen Kelleher. Adopted by the House
HR 57 requesting the United States Congress to amend the United States Constitution to prohibit flag desecration. Adopted by the House
HR 58 honoring Robert A. Whitcomb of Keene. Adopted by the House
HR 59 honoring 1990 state champion orators Julie Mittelman and Karl Nobert. Adopted by the House
HR 60 commending the boys' varsity basketball team of Pinkerton Academy. Adopted by the House
HR 61 honoring Otis E. Cloud. Adopted by the House
HR 62 relative to biennial budget reductions. Adopted by the House
HR 63 commending the varsity swimming and diving team of Exeter Area High School. Adopted by the House
HR 64 memorializing former Representative Ronald R. Laurion of Rochester. Adopted by the House
HR 65 acknowledging Earth Day 1990. Adopted by the House
HR 66 commending the boys' varsity basketball team of Merrimack Valley Regional High School in Penacook. Adopted by the House
HR 67 honoring Representative Edward Densmore of Franconia. Adopted by the House
HR 68 memorializing Representative Patricia O. Sanderson of Portsmouth. Adopted by the House
HR 69 honoring Representative Elizabeth A. Greene of Rye. Adopted by the House
HR 70 honoring Representative Alice Tirrell Knight of Goffstown. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 17

HCR 1 resolution of support for northeastern regional cooperation in solid waste reduction, recycling and disposal. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 2 declaring a New Hampshire Scottish Heritage Week. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 3 petitioning the United States Congress for a national recycling policy. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 4 relative to a free and independent Palestinian state. Died
HCR 5 encouraging business and industries in New Hampshire to offer "good student" discounts. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 6 inviting Chief Justice Brock to address a joint convention on the state of the judiciary. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 7 to adopt joint rules for the 1989 session. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 relative to rural hospitals. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 12 relative to the AIDS virus. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 13 to protect and preserve the tenth amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
HCR 14 relative to subsidizing the tobacco industry. Died
HCR 15 supporting multi-cultural and multi-ethnic education for New Hampshire students. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 16 proclaiming 1990 as the international Year of Bible Reading. Died
HCR 17 relative to the operations of Seabrook. Died
HCR 18 urging a statewide conference on families. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 19 relative to bovine somatotropin growth hormone. Died
HCR 20 adopting Joint Rules for the 1990 session. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 22

CACR 1 relating to meetings of the general court. Court shall meet biennially. Died
CACR 2 relating to line item veto power. appropriation bills in whole or in part. Died
CACR 3 relating to a yearly property tax. not exceed the previous year's levels by more than 5 percent in any city, town or other political subdivision, unless approved by 2/3 of the voters of such a city, town or other political subdivision. Died
CACR 4-FN relating to initiative petitions. may be initiated by petition. Died
CACR 5 relating to rulemaking authority. delegate regulatory authority to executive branch officials, but such rules may be disapproved by the General Court. Died
CACR 6 relating to voter initiative and referendum. constitutional amendments may be proposed, approved or rejected by citizen petition to the Secretary of State. Died
CACR 7 relating to limiting sweepstakes funds to educational purposes. that all moneys received from any state-run lottery, and all the interest received thereon, shall be used for educational purposes only. Died
CACR 8 relating to providing child care services for legislators. members of the Legislature be provided on-site child care services or be compensated for having to obtain child care. Died
CACR 9 relating to mandated programs. that political subdivisions expend funds for any state programs or responsibilities unless the local legislative body votes to agree. Died
CACR 10 relating to a limit on spending increases of 5 percent at all levels of government. state agency, city, town, school district, village district, water district, sewer district, couty or other governmental entity shall increase its total spending by more t Died
CACR 11 relating to rulemaking authority of the supreme court. supreme court rules are effective only when not inconsistent with statute. Died
CACR 12 relating to compensation of the legislature. compensation of the legislature shall be controlled through the constitution. Died
CACR 13 relating to jury trials. capital cases and when imprisonment may be more than one year, but that other juries shall consist of 6 persons. Died
CACR 14 relating to removing members of the general court. secretary of state shall request the resignation of or shall remove, if resignation is refused, any member of the general court who is absent from the legislature for at least 50 percent of the session da Died
CACR 15 relating to indirect initiative petition. proposed by citizen petition to the general court. Died
CACR 16 relating to the item veto in certain bills passed by the general court. Providing that the governor may strike out or reduce items or sections in the operating, capital or supplemental budget bills and a majority vote of the entire membership of each hou Died
CACR 21 relating to the term of the governor. providing that the term shall be 4 years. Died
CACR 22 relating to increasing the terms of house and senate members from 2 to 4 years. providing that the terms of house and senate members be increased to 4 years. Died
CACR 23 relating to sweepstakes revenues distribution. providing that all moneys received from any state-run lottery, and all the interest received thereon, shall be used for educational purposes only. Passed both chambers, ratified by the voters
CACR 24 relating to a local property tax relief fund. providing that a local property tax relief fund be established for the sole purpose of aiding school districts, municipalities, and counties. Died
CACR 25 relating to the membership of the senate. providing that the senate shall consist of 48 members. Died
CACR 26 relating to revenue base sharing. providing that each year at least 50 percent of all general fund revenues resulting from any new taxes and increases in rates of existing taxes be returned to the cities, towns, school districts and counties to assist inp Died

Senate bills 316

SB 1-FN-A making an appropriation to the liquor commission for air conditioning. Died
SB 2-FN relative to restraints in motor vehicles. Died
SB 3-FN relative to child passenger restraints in motor vehicles. Died
SB 4-A making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1989. Died
SB 5 permitting a corporation to limit the liability of its directors and officers in its articles of incorporation. Became Law
SB 6 extending the statute of limitations for certain fish and game offenses. Became Law
SB 7 limiting the horsepower of motors on Christine Lake in the town of Stark. Became Law
SB 8 relative to workers' compensation coverage of firemen. Became Law
SB 9 to clarify how to designate highways to summer cottages. Became Law
SB 10 repealing a chapter on floating timber and damage therefrom. Became Law
SB 11 prohibiting ski craft on various lakes of the state. Died
SB 12 relative to the Uniform Gifts to Minors Law. Became Law
SB 13 relative to the definition of legislative and governing bodies of municipalities. Became Law
SB 14 relative to alochol concentration tests for driving while intoxicated and other offenses. Became Law
SB 15-FN relative to New Hampshire hospital reimbursements for certain observations. Became Law
SB 16 relative to post-termination commissions paid to sales representatives. Became Law
SB 17 allowing the wetlands board authority to issue cessation orders pending a hearing. Became Law
SB 18 relative to forest and brush fires and enforcement powers of the division of forests and lands. Became Law
SB 19 establishing a joint legislative oversight committee on highway and bridge construction and reconstruction plans. Died
SB 20 relative to the method of taking deer in the city of Dover. Died
SB 21-FN establishing authority for revolving funds for publications and training in the office of state planning. Became Law
SB 22 relative to certain forestry activities in wetlands. Became Law
SB 23 relative to the executive director of the liquor commission. Became Law
SB 24 relative to liquor store displays and promotions. Became Law
SB 25 reinstating the charter of Geometric Wire Co., Inc. Died
SB 26 relative to subpoena powers of arbitrators in labor arbitration. Died
SB 27 relative to the liability of landowners for pollutant clean-up. Became Law
SB 28 relative to property purchases by executive departments. Died
SB 29-FN relative to nonabandonment of dedicated streets. Became Law
SB 30-FN establishing a committee to study all aspects of the effect on consumers of emerging changes in the financial services industry. Became Law
SB 31 relative to renovation of the Rochester post office as a district court facility. Became Law
SB 32-FN relative to drug offenses. Became Law
SB 33-A relative to construction on the Spaulding turnpike and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 34 nullifying the sunset termination of the port authority scheduled for July 1, 1989. Became Law
SB 35-FN relative to testing for AIDS when necessary to protect the health of a law enforcement officer. Died
SB 36 relative to catastrophic costs and school building aid. Became Law
SB 37-FN-A making supplemental appropriations for area vocational school tuition and transportation, school building aid, catastrophic costs, audit fund, and foster care. Died
SB 38-FN relative to fireworks. Became Law
SB 39 establishing a speed limit for power boats on Spofford Lake. Became Law
SB 40 requiring the department of safety to post headway speed limits on the Connecticut River. Became Law
SB 41 repealing an exemption from real estate licensing for sale of manufactured housing by manufactured housing park owners. Interim Study
SB 42-FN relative to the personnel appeals board. Interim Study
SB 43-FN relative to licensing engineers, architects, and land surveyors. Became Law
SB 44-FN requiring the superior court to adjudicate paternity in certain contested cases. Became Law
SB 45-FN relative to child support enforcement. Became Law
SB 46-FN relative to wage withholding for child support. Became Law
SB 47 authorizing a day for fishing without a license. Became Law
SB 48-FN authorizing the sale of a certain parcel of state land to a water district. Became Law
SB 49-FN-A requiring the department of education to develop a questionairre to be included in its statewide secondary testing program. Became Law
SB 50 relative to measuring liquid hazardous waste. Became Law
SB 51-FN relative to the Christa McAuliffe planetarium. Became Law
SB 52 relative to drug paraphernalia. Became Law
SB 53-FN relative to assessing time share interests. Became Law
SB 54-FN conditionally extending the date for raising of funds by the trust fund for the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Became Law
SB 55 relative to the children's trust fund for the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Became Law
SB 56-FN relative to the disposition of fines and forfeitures collected for violations of municipal ordinances, codes, and regulations. Became Law
SB 57 relative to mandatory waste reduction and recycling for state agencies. Died
SB 58-A appropriating funds to reimburse the highway surplus account used for rehabilitation of the Cornish-Windsor bridge. Died
SB 59-A appropriating funds to the land conservation investment program. Died
SB 60 relating to recording dock permits. Became Law
SB 61-FN-A relative to preserving the old state house and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 62 relative to golf courses and discretionary easements for the purposes of current use taxation. Died
SB 63-FN relative to enforcement of child medical support. Became Law
SB 64-FN relative to asbestos management penalties. Became Law
SB 65-FN establishing a committee to study mental health insurance benefits. Died
SB 66 relative to regulation of transporters of solid waste. Died
SB 67-FN relative to regulation of excavation of sand, gravel, and construction aggregate. Became Law
SB 68-FN-A relative to mandatory membership in regional planning commissions and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 69-FN establishing the home mortgage guarantee authority. Became Law
SB 70-FN-A establishing a pilot program to test the application of the office of state planning's GRANIT system. Became Law
SB 71 authorizing the removal of a boat and mooring under certain circumstances. Became Law
SB 72 authorizing the department of resources and economic development to negotiate development rights and timber rights with private land owners. Died
SB 73-FN establishing a committee to study taxing all tobacco products. Became Law
SB 74-FN increasing civil penalties for wetlands violations. Died
SB 75-FN requiring recording of wetlands permits with the registry of deeds. Died
SB 76 establishing a committee to study durable powers of attorney for health care. Died
SB 77-FN relative to holiday pay for certain part-time state employees. Became Law
SB 78-FN-A making appropriations to the WIC program. Died
SB 79-FN relative to state employee bargaining rights. Died
SB 80 authorizing municipalities to exercise certain enforcement powers. Died
SB 81-FN relative to the management of court facilities. Became Law
SB 82-FN relative to judicial retirement pay and to vested rights in judicial retirement compensation. Became Law
SB 83-FN-A making an appropriation to support the conservation corps. Died
SB 84 to require drivers on motorcycles to wear eye and face protection. Became Law
SB 85-FN establishing a state board of forensic polygraph examiners. Died
SB 86 prohibiting power boats and ski craft on Wilson Lake. Became Law
SB 87-FN relative to exposure by firefighters, emergency medical care providers and police officers to infectious disease. Became Law
SB 88-FN providing a cost of living adjustment for certain group I members. Became Law
SB 89-FN providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for group I retirement system members and relative to defining "retired state employee" for state employees group insurance purposes. Became Law
SB 90-FN providing a 4 percent cost of living adjustment for group II members. Became Law
SB 91-FN providing a 20 percent cost of living adjustment for teachers retired prior to July 1957. Became Law
SB 92-FN relative to the bargaining rights of state employees. Died
SB 93-FN relative to the number of primary ballots to be used for computerized voting machines. Became Law
SB 94-FN authorizing the sale of liquor and beverages in additional areas under a liquor license. Became Law
SB 95-FN establishing a minimum fine for violating the boat decibel limits. Became Law
SB 96-A relative to the Portsmouth district court and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 97-FN relative to the distribution of drug forfeiture money. Became Law
SB 98 relative to the application of planning and zoning regulations to land affected by more than one municipality. Became Law
SB 99-FN supplementing the funding for programs which assist victims of domestic violence. Became Law
SB 100-FN relative to pari-mutuel racing. Became Law
SB 101-FN-A relative to the production of music education videotapes for classroom use and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 102-FN-A relative to closed circuit televised boxing and wrestling matches. Died
SB 103-FN relative to hospital and medical benefits for certain retired state employees. Died
SB 104 relative to land acquisition for the construction of a ramp on Route 3 at the Massachusetts border. Became Law
SB 105-FN-A making an appropriation for improving electrical service at Weeks state park in Lancaster. Became Law
SB 106-FN relative to increasing driver's license fees and relative to issuing temporary driver's licenses to new residents and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 107 relative to the right to know law. Became Law
SB 108-FN relative to Skyhaven airport in Rochester. Became Law
SB 109-FN-A establishing a pilot reading recovery program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 110 relative to joint and several liability and to pollution liability. Became Law
SB 111 relative to the operation of ski craft. Became Law
SB 112 establishing a study committee to examine corporal punishment in and the regulation of child care agencies and schools. Died
SB 113-FN-A relative to medicaid coverage of dental benefits for all categorically eligible recipients and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 114 relative to speed limits on certain roads. Died
SB 115-FN establishing a committee to study private sector involvement in public education. Died
SB 116-FN to establish a committee to study distribution of revenue from the meals and rooms tax. Died
SB 117 reinstating the charter of the Coronet Agency, Inc. Died
SB 118-FN relative to private rights-of-ways and class VI highways. Became Law
SB 119 relative to the boundaries of ward 2 in the city of Portsmouth. Became Law
SB 120-FN relative to acute care. Became Law
SB 121 establishing the Pittsfield regional solid waste cooperative. Died
SB 122-FN relative to member retirement deductions for certain group II members. Became Law
SB 123-FN relative to the right to know law. Interim Study
SB 124-FN relative to the sale of liquor. Died
SB 125 adopting the uniform trade secrets act. Became Law
SB 126-FN to require the wearing of motorcycle helmets. Died
SB 127 relative to licensing physical therapists. Became Law
SB 128 relative to subdivision approval by planning boards. Died
SB 129 requiring the department of corrections to notify the division of state police when certain prisoners are paroled. Died
SB 130-A relative to developing an additional parking lot at the technical institute at Concord and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 131-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire film and television bureau and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 132-FN relative to Rockingham Park and the Rochester Agricultural Mechanical Association, Inc. Died
SB 133-FN-A making an appropriation for Title XX grants and protective and preventive child care. Died
SB 134-A relative to the purchase and maintenance of airports and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 135-FN relative to student literacy. Died
SB 136-FN prohibiting abortions performed on certain minors without parental consent. Died
SB 137-FN relative to the language, phrasing, and explanation of ballot questions. Died
SB 138-FN establishing a committee to study supplemental education assistance to school districts with assisted housing units. Died
SB 139-FN relative to notifying property owners of zoning changes. Died
SB 140-FN relative to elderly property tax exemptions and increases in the assessed valuation of real estate. Died
SB 141-FN providing business profits tax credits for the sale of certain conservation and recreation land. Died
SB 142-A making an appropriation to the vocational-technical college in Claremont. Died
SB 143 relative to the sale of customer lists by a public utility. Died
SB 144-FN relative to blood alcohol tests. Became Law
SB 145-FN to authorize municipalities to establish special revenue funds Became Law
SB 146-FN relative to judicial salaries. Became Law
SB 147-FN-A relative to waiting lists for developmentally disabled persons. Became Law
SB 148-FN relating to imposing fines for cosmetology practice violations. Interim Study
SB 149-FN relative to driver's licenses for minors. Died
SB 150 relative to the department of transportation federal aid highway appropriation accounts and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 151-A directing the commissioner of the department of transportation to complete New Hampshire Route 101. Became Law
SB 152-FN-A relative to a study of a portion of the Spaulding Turnpike and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 153-FN-A establishing a committee to study the AFDC program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 154-FN-A relative to timely distribution of sweepstakes revenues through the foundation aid formula. Became Law
SB 155-FN relative to the quarterly payment of property taxes. Died
SB 156-FN relative to refuse disposal. Became Law
SB 157-FN relative to special license plates for solid waste haulers. Died
SB 158-FN relative to the sale of a manufactured housing park. Became Law
SB 159-FN allowing for state monitoring of private solid waste facility operations. Died
SB 160-FN relative to emergency rate setting powers of the public utilities commission. Died
SB 161 authorizing regional agreements for water resources management and protection plans. Became Law
SB 162-FN-A to return revenue to cities and towns and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 163-FN relative to power production capacity of certain small power production facilities. Became Law
SB 164-FN relative to licensing ophthalmic dispensers. Became Law
SB 165-FN relative to the operation of stump dumps. Died
SB 166 establishing the home mortgage guarantee authority, relative to modifying planning board procedures on plats and relative to invalid zoning ordinances and appeals to the superior court. Died
SB 167 limiting actions against developers. Died
SB 168-FN establishing a division of fire service. Became Law
SB 169-FN creating a committee to study school tax rates. Died
SB 170-FN-A establishing an emergency shelter telephone service and a pilot housing voucher program, and making appropriations for the emergency shelter telephone service. Died
SB 171-FN relative to revenue distribution. Became Law
SB 172 relative to the capital reserve fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 173 adopting uniform commercial code article 2A - leases. Died
SB 174-FN relative to regulation of estheticians. Became Law
SB 175-FN-A making an appropriation to the arts development program. Became Law
SB 176-FN-A extending the pilot program for child care provider recruitment and training and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 177-FN-A establishing a grant program and a guaranteed loan program for child care providers and making an appropriation therefor. (Second New Title) establishing an interest-free revolving loan fund and a guaranteed loan program for child care provide Became Law
SB 178 relative to campaign financing. Became Law
SB 179-FN-A establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a privately funded zoological park, aquarium, and botanical garden. Died
SB 180 relative to abandoned vehicles. Became Law
SB 181 making technical changes in certain laws relating to dams. Became Law
SB 182 making appropriations to expand the nursing programs at the New Hampshire vocational-technical college-Claremont. Died
SB 183-FN relative to the time for holding school elections in cities. Died
SB 184-FN relative to sale of fireworks. Died
SB 185-FN establishing a board of natural scientists study committee. Became Law
SB 186-FN relative to a property tax lien for persons over 65. Died
SB 187-FN-A relative to drug and alcohol abuse treatment at the New Hampshire state prison and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 188-FN relative to investigating child abuse and neglect. Died
SB 189 relative to the study of New Hampshire commuter rail service. Became Law
SB 190-FN permitting cities and towns to adopt a property tax exemption for buildings equipped with fire sprinkler systems. Died
SB 191-FN-A relative to telecommunications devices for the deaf. Became Law
SB 192-FN relative to certification of landscape architects. Died
SB 193 ) relative to the appointment and removal of assistant secretaries of state, and relative to the appointment of a senior deputy secretary of state. Became Law
SB 194-FN establishing a real estate broker guaranty fund and repealing the requirement for real estate brokers' bonds. Died
SB 195-FN-A establishing a family support network for families caring for children or adult family members with disabilities at home and making an a ppropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 196-FN relative to bail reform. Became Law
SB 197-FN granting the bureau of fire safety the authority to regulate liquid propane gas pipeline safety. Became Law
SB 198-FN repealing the anti-CWIP law. Interim Study
SB 199 relative to the revocation or suspension of fish and game licenses. Became Law
SB 200-FN-A relative to deductions for partnerships and proprietorships under the business profits tax. Died
SB 201-A relative to construction of a New Hampshire Route 10 bypass and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 202-FN relative to foundation aid levels. Died
SB 203-FN relative to employing minors enrolled in school. Became Law
SB 204-FN-A relative to placements of children, and making supplemental appropriations to the division for children and youth services. Died
SB 205-FN-A relative to establishing the New Hampshire energy authority and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 301-FN relative to licensing commercial vehicle drivers and to the demerit point system used to revoke or suspend certain drivers' licenses. Became Law
SB 302 relative to the Mount Washington Commission. Became Law
SB 303-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation for school building aid. Died
SB 304-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation for catastrophic special education aid. Died
SB 305-FN to return filing fees paid by candidates for the office of state representative to cities and towns. Became Law
SB 306 extending the reporting date for the committee to study corporal punishment and the licensing and regulation of private kindergartens and nursery schools in the state. Died
SB 307-FN relative to state employee retiree dependent medical insurance. Interim Study
SB 308 relative to wildlife guides. Died
SB 309-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire heritage trail and making an appropriation therfor. Became Law
SB 310 increasing the amount of security deposit that may be required for tenancy. Died
SB 311 relative to eviction of a tenant for nonpayment of rent. Died
SB 312-FN-A relative to the affordable housing fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 313-A relative to the Nashua courthouse and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 314-FN relative to the New Hampshire energy authority. Became Law
SB 315-FN relative to health insurance for retired municipal employees. Interim Study
SB 316 relative to the governor's education improvement program. Died
SB 317 relative to the New Hampshire energy authority. Died
SB 318 to change the county commissioner districts in Hillsborough County. Died
SB 319 relative to a uniform principal and income act. Became Law
SB 320-FN relative to court-ordered commitments, suspended sentences, and senior assistant attorneys general. Became Law
SB 321 relative to group health insurance. Became Law
SB 322 allowing courts to collect rent arrearages after an appeal is filed. Died
SB 323-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a state agency office complex. Became Law
SB 324-FN-A relative to the Spaulding Turnpike and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 325 establishing a committee to study the law of mechanics' liens and the foreclosure of mortgages. Died
SB 326-FN-A relative to the authority of the governor to order reductions in expenditures by state departments and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 327-FN relative to a state-sponsored credit card program. Died
SB 328 restricting the use of power motors on Garland Pond in the town of Moultonborough and annexing a portion of the town of Albany into the town of Sandwich. Became Law
SB 329 relative to penalties for intervening in stocking, displaying, listing, delisting, or marketing of products authorized by the liquor commission and prohibiting certain advertising of beverages. Died
SB 330-FN-A establishing an interest-free revolving loan fund and a guaranteed loan program for elderly care providers and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 331 relative to Loon Mountain water supply for snowmaking. Died
SB 332 relative to electing zoning board of adjustment members. Became Law
SB 333-FN-A impaired. Became Law
SB 334-FN allowing the town of Ellsworth to establish a school district. Became Law
SB 335-FN relative to the department of libraries, arts, and historical resources. Became Law
SB 336 relative to the statute of limitations on prosecutions for bad checks. Became Law
SB 337 relative to interpreting zoning ordinances. Interim Study
SB 338-FN relative to the raising of funds by the trust fund for the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Became Law
SB 339-FN relative to licensure of mobile barbershops. Became Law
SB 340-FN-A establishing a medicaid reimbursement program for handicapped children and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 341-FN establishing the home mortgage guarantee authority. Interim Study
SB 342 relative to sailboards and flotation devices. Died
SB 343-FN providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for group II members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 344-FN relative to the appointment of the director of water supply and pollution control. Became Law
SB 345-FN relative to the New Hampshire Higher Educational and Health Facilities Authority. Became Law
SB 346-FN providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for group I retirement system members and providing a 10 percent cost of living adjustment for teachers retired prior to July 1, 1957. Became Law
SB 347-FN to provide an automatic cost of living adjustment for group I retirement system members. Interim Study
SB 348-FN relative to local school boards. Died
SB 349-FN relative to special meetings of school districts and relative to voting for reconsideration of certain bond issues. Died
SB 350 relative to an office building design and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 351-FN relative to the Pease Air Force Base development authority and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 352-FN relative to the imposition of and time payment schedules for court-ordered fines for misdemeanors or violations and relative to certain Interim Study
SB 353-FN requiring state agencies to purchase recycled paper products. Became Law
SB 354-FN relative to temporary emergency motor vehicle registration and the place of business of wholesale motor vehicle dealers. Became Law
SB 355-FN relative to regional vocational education. Died
SB 356-FN-A providing administrative support to the personnel appeals board and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 357-FN relative to titles for antique motor cars. Died
SB 358 modifying the subdivision approval process for minor subdivisions. Died
SB 359 relative to modifying planning board procedures on plats. Became Law
SB 360 relative to the jurisdiction of the public utilities commission over the acquisition of the stocks and bonds of public utility or public utility holding companies. Became Law
SB 361 relative to radon gas and lead paint. Became Law
SB 362 relative to reporting requirements for political committees. Died
SB 363 relative to the operation of health maintenance organizations, prohibiting automobile insurance cancellation under certain circumstances, and relative to other insurance matters. Became Law
SB 364-FN relative to the sale of fish and game licenses. Died
SB 365-FN relative to service areas for purposes of certificate of need. Interim Study
SB 366-FN relative to procedures in imposing court-ordered fines for misdemeanors of Died
SB 367-FN relative to medical and surgical benefits for the children and making a supplemental appropriation to the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 368-FN establishing a system of state financial incentives to stimulate a paper recycling industry in the North Country. Died
SB 369-FN relative to proper disposal of compost waste material. Died
SB 370-FN authorizing the reinstatement of previously discontinued highways within a town by vote on an article in the warrant. Became Law
SB 371-FN relative to disciplinary actions against and expiration and renewal of licenses for licensees of the barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics board and making an appropriation for sending out license renewal notices. Became Law
SB 372-FN relative to suspension or revocation of the motor vehicle license or privilege to drive. Interim Study
SB 373-FN-A relative to compulsory school attendance and to home education. Became Law
SB 374-FN establishing a study committee to examine probate court reporting requirements. Became Law
SB 375-FN relative to simulcasting wagering. Died
SB 376-FN-A relative to alcohol and drug testing and appropriating funds for expenses for such testing from the drug forfeiture fund. Died
SB 377-FN to permit group II members to purchase out-of-state service as creditable service in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 378 making technical amendments to the liquor laws and relative to Became Law
SB 379-FN relative to indoor smoking. Became Law
SB 380 establishing a committee to study the modification of the board of natural scientists to include geologists and other natural scientists. Became Law
SB 381-FN-A relative to an increase in the AFDC standard of need and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 382-FN-A relative to the emergency assistance program for AFDC recipients and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 383-FN relative to a vocational center in Claremont. Became Law
SB 384-FN-A relative to medical examiners and making an appropriation therfor. Became Law
SB 385-FN authorizing the department of safety to perform DWI chemical testing. Died
SB 386 relative to a public trust grant for the town of Lincoln's water supply and Loon Mountain Recreation Corporation's snowmaking. Became Law
SB 387-FN relative to insurance of accounts, interstate banking, and other matters regarding financial institutions. Became Law
SB 388 relative to providers of emergency medical services and ski patrol personnel qualifications and licensing. Became Law
SB 389 relative to non-privileged communications in marital mediation proceedings. Became Law
SB 390 relative to laws regarding abuse and neglect of children. Became Law
SB 391-FN relative to confidential communications between certain victims and counselors and relative to domestic violence. Became Law
SB 392-FN relative to the Spaulding turnpike. Became Law
SB 393-FN relative to recycling and establishing a recycling fund and continually appropriating the fund for recycling and waste disposal purposes. Died
SB 394-FN relative to non-recurring adoption expenses and foreign adoptions. Died
SB 395-FN establishing a committee to study the loss of property tax revenue in cities and towns with tax-exempt institutions. Died
SB 396-FN relative to drivers' license suspensions for drug offenses. Died
SB 397-FN relative to drug testing of drivers and adult pedestrians involved in fatal accidents or incurring serious bodily injury. Became Law
SB 398 relative to the east-west highway study. Became Law
SB 399-FN lowering the level from .10 to .08 for legal intoxication under the DWI laws. Died
SB 400-A increasing the appropriation for constructing regional vocational education centers. Became Law
SB 401-FN relative to fines imposed for DWI. Became Law
SB 402-FN-A relative to making appropriations therefor. Became Law
SB 403-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a health insurance risk pool for uninsurables. Became Law
SB 404-FN establishing a household hazardous waste management program. Died
SB 405-FN relative to accounting procedures and risk retention of insurance companies. Became Law
SB 406-FN relative to creditable service for teachers who job share, and to establish a committee to study job-sharing for group I employees. Died
SB 407-FN police standards and training council. Died
SB 408-FN relative to alcohol offenses, transporting alcoholic beverages, and children in need of services. Interim Study
SB 409-FN relative to school attendance as a condition of issuance of drivers' licenses to minors. Interim Study
SB 410-FN relative to display of materials which are harmful to minors. Died
SB 411-FN to establish a committee to study the economic impact of state-mandated programs on municipalities, school districts, and counties. Died

Senate resolutions 8

SR 1 relative to the Portsmouth naval shipyard. Adopted by the Senate
SR 2 requesting the United States Congress to amend the United States Constitution to prohibit flag desecration. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 relative to Lithuania. Adopted by the Senate
SR 4 relative to reduced defense spending and concern for the New Hampshire economy. Adopted by the Senate
SR 5 to make New Hampshire a safer, more supportive environment for mothers, fathers and children. Adopted by the Senate
SR 6 recognizing the County Police Assistance Network. Adopted by the Senate
SR 7 remembering the Armenian genocide of 1915-1923. Adopted by the Senate
SR 8 requesting the teaching of the founding of the state and the nation and related documents in New Hampshire public high schools. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 3

SCR 1 requesting the teaching of the founding of the state and the nation and related documents in New Hampshire public high schools. Died
SCR 2 urging that Fast Day be treated as "I Love New Hampshire Day". Died
SCR 3 establishing a national veterans' cemetery in New England. Adopted by both chambers

Senate joint resolutions 1

SJR 1 naming the Kenneth M. Tarr Health Care Facilities. Became Law

HBI 3

HBI 2001 relating to mandatory prison sentences for certain felons. Died
HBI 2002 relating to alcohol education programs for DWI offenders. Adopted by the House
HBI 2011 relating to mining. Adopted by the House