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Every bill of 1991-1992

1,675 bills and resolutions, by number. House bills · House resolutions · House concurrent resolutions · Constitutional amendments · Senate bills · Senate resolutions · Senate concurrent resolutions · House joint resolutions · Senate joint resolutions · HBI

House bills 1,128

HB 1-FN-A relative to a medicaid enhancement tax, creating a medicaid enhancement fund and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 24-FN prohibiting departments from mandating by rule programs or responsibilities to political subdivisions without full funding. Died
HB 25-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 1992, and June 30, 1993. Became Law
HB 26-A relative to state revenues and expenditures for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. Died
HB 35-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 40-FN-A relative to certain state taxes. Became Law
HB 41 relative to setting the moose season and reducing collisions between moose and motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 50-FN-A relative to state revenue and expenditures. Became Law
HB 51-FN relative to the normal contribution rate for retirement system members and establishing a committee to study retirement system benefits and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 52 relative to group health insurance participation by members of the general court. Became Law
HB 53-FN-A establishing a continually appropriated state park fund and a ski area funding mechanism. Became Law
HB 54-FN establishing a committee to study the laws regarding children in need of services. Became Law
HB 55 establishing the New Hampshire countryside trust. Interim Study
HB 56-FN relative to school building aid. Died
HB 57-FN relative to budget reductions which may be ordered by the governor. Died
HB 58 establishing a Martin Luther King Day. Died
HB 59-FN establishing a moratorium on private correctional facilities and creating a private prison task force. Died
HB 60-FN relative to a property tax exemption for low income residents. Died
HB 61-FN repealing the prospective repeal of the victims' assistance fund and making technical corrections in the distribution of penalty assessment funds. Became Law
HB 62-FN relative to retirement allowances under the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 63-FN relative to mental health insurance benefits. Died
HB 64-FN-A relative to the business profits tax, the real estate transfer tax, the communication services tax, relative to establishing a tax on nuclear station property and making an appropriation therefor, and appropriating funds for a tax expendi Became Law
HB 65-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues and expenditures. Became Law
HB 75-FN-A relative to a supplemental medicaid tax and continually appropriating its proceeds in the medicaid enhancement fund. Became Law
HB 100 clarifying when a school bus driver must pull over to let other drivers pass. Died
HB 101-FN relative to metered motor fuel deliveries. Died
HB 102 relative to a state budget spending cap. Died
HB 103 relative to the time period for perfection of a purchase money security interest under the uniform commercial code. Became Law
HB 104-FN relative to a public water rights report and advisory committee and relative to water usage by registered hydroelectric facilities. Became Law
HB 105 making English the official language of the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 106-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of an enhanced statewide uniform emergency 911 telephone system. Became Law
HB 107-FN eliminating registration fees for class AA dams. Became Law
HB 108 prohibiting the legislature from clearing title to a deed through legislation. Died
HB 109-FN relative to ballots for districts which elect more than one state representative. Died
HB 110-FN increasing the fees for licenses to carry loaded pistols and revolvers. Died
HB 111 relative to protective well radii. Became Law
HB 112-FN relative to the length of time for which variances to zoning ordinances may be granted. Died
HB 113 relative to weighted voting in school administrative unit affairs. Became Law
HB 114-FN relative to the date for terminating the motor vehicle emissions inspection program. Became Law
HB 115-FN relative to an elderly property tax increase limitation. Died
HB 116 relative to vacancies in the New Hampshire general court. Became Law
HB 117-FN relative to housekeeping changes in the weights and measures laws. Became Law
HB 118 relative to determination of alimony where one spouse has remarried. Became Law
HB 119-FN relative to bottled water. Died
HB 120 to standardize the use of tax exemptions and tax credits for property tax purposes. Became Law
HB 121-FN relative to limiting the mode of taking deer in Dover, Rollinsford and Somersworth. Became Law
HB 122 relative to placing ballots directly in the ballot box. Died
HB 123-FN prohibiting merchants from requiring credit cards as identification from customers paying by check. Died
HB 124 relative to liability of corporate officers. Died
HB 125 relative to drink rails. Became Law
HB 126 relative to rules in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 127 establishing Civil Rights Day and abolishing Fast Day. Died
HB 128-FN excluding certain types of violations by persons 16 years of age or over from the application of laws regarding children in need of services. Died
HB 129-FN relative to monitoring the reassessment of taxable property by the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 130-FN relative to mass transportation in certain cities. Died
HB 131-FN relative to liability for acts which create situations requiring unnecessary emergency responses. Became Law
HB 132-FN reclassifying portions of certain highways in the town of Sandwich. Became Law
HB 133 relative to the right to know law. Became Law
HB 134-FN relative to convening county charter commissions. Died
HB 135 relative to the term of office for county sheriffs. Died
HB 136-FN relative to current use assessments and the land use change tax. Became Law
HB 137-FN relative to railroad rights-of-way. Became Law
HB 138-FN relative to spousal support. Became Law
HB 139-FN relative to fair credit billing. Interim Study
HB 140-FN allowing 18 year old students to register to vote at high schools. Died
HB 141-FN relative to limiting the mode of taking deer in Dover. Died
HB 142-FN relative to school district budgets, the Tilton and Northfield Union school district and the Winnisquam regional school district. Became Law
HB 143-FN relative to the liquor commission's authority to close liquor stores. Became Law
HB 144-FN exempting municipalities from annual dam registration and classification fees and eliminating registration fees for class AA dams. Died
HB 145-FN expanding the definition of "residential real estate" for the purposes of the veterans' tax exemptions. Died
HB 146-FN-A relative to the rate of the business profits tax. Died
HB 147 relative to the information required on declarations of candidacy, primary petitions, and affidavits for qualifications of candidates. Became Law
HB 148 relative to the duties and liabilities of roller skating facility operators and roller skaters. Died
HB 149-FN-A relative to a liquor store in Center Harbor and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 150 relative to the observance of Memorial Day. Died
HB 151-FN establishing a committee to study the use and preservation of the buildings and grounds at the state hospital. Died
HB 152 relative to electing the executive committee for the county convention in Merrimack county. Died
HB 153-FN to regulate the handling of manure, agricultural compost and chemical fertilizers. Became Law
HB 154 relative to electing Belknap county commissioners and relative to printing county convention proceedings in Belknap county. Became Law
HB 155 relative to notice to tenants of manufactured housing park foreclosure. Died
HB 156-FN-A establishing a committee to study the feasibility of constructing an access road from West Franklin to exit 19 on I-93 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 157-FN relative to designating trauma care centers. Died
HB 158 relative to highway safety for riders and drivers of animals. Died
HB 159-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation to the board of tax and land appeals. Died
HB 160-FN requiring persons 14 years of age or older who are charged with certain crimes to be tried as adults. Died
HB 161-FN relative to retirement system benefits and retirement system membership eligibility and making an appropriation from the retirement system administrative account. Became Law
HB 162-FN extending the committee studying a statewide trauma care system. Became Law
HB 163 permitting consideration of annulled criminal records in the hiring and certification process for law enforcement officers. Died
HB 164-FN establishing an unclassified attorney position within the department of corrections. Died
HB 165-FN relative to right to trial by jury in small claims cases. Died
HB 166 relative to voting in cooperative school districts. Became Law
HB 167-FN relative to airman certificates and fees. Became Law
HB 168 relative to highway classifications. Became Law
HB 169-FN relative to the disposition of revenues collected under the land use change tax. Became Law
HB 170-FN to provide immunity to the board of examiners of psychologists, its agents, investigators, and employees against civil actions resulting from disciplinary investigations and proceedings. Became Law
HB 171-FN relative to maintaining the "Old Man of the Mountain" and relative to the Conway village fire district and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 172-FN relative to private lease of state railroad real estate. Died
HB 173-FN establishing a committee to study certain provisions of RSA 154 relative to powers and duties of firewards. Became Law
HB 174 relative to the appointment of a deputy town clerk by the elected town clerk. Became Law
HB 175-FN relative to the hunting of pheasants. Became Law
HB 176-FN relative to conditions on mortgage loans. Died
HB 177-FN relative to the cost of notice of a public hearing held by a zoning board of adjustment. Died
HB 178 enabling municipalities to establish review boards to address grievances of tenants and owners of manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 179 relative to authorization of treatment for communicable diseases. Became Law
HB 180-FN to establish a study committee to evaluate whether a consortium of all law libraries within the state of New Hampshire is economically feasible and practical. Became Law
HB 181-FN relative to transportation of a ward committed to New Hampshire hospital. Died
HB 182-FN authorizing the interception of wire or oral communications regarding securities crimes. Died
HB 183-FN relative to the imposition of fines for securities violations. Became Law
HB 184-FN relative to civil penalties for securities violations. Became Law
HB 185 relative to certain security transactions exempted from registration. Became Law
HB 186 relative to isolated sales of securities. Became Law
HB 187 including agents of investment advisors in the definition of "agent" under the securities laws. Became Law
HB 188 clarifying definitions of "investment metal contract" and "investment gem contract" for purposes of securities regulation. Became Law
HB 189 relative to the rulemaking authority of the director of the office of securities regulation. Died
HB 190 relative to the taking of bear. Died
HB 191-FN relative to licensing gas fitters. Died
HB 192-FN to exempt the real and personal property of societies of Freemasons from taxation. Died
HB 193-FN relative to lease-purchase agreements for district courthouses, meetings of the Auburn district court, study committees on the district courts, and making a supplemental appropriation for renovation of the Rochester Post Office as a district c Became Law
HB 194-FN to require the wearing of motorcycle protective headgear. Died
HB 195-FN-A relative to appointment of legal counsel and investigations by the board of examiners of psychologists, and continually appropriating funds for such purposes. Died
HB 196-FN relative to a tie vote in town elections. Died
HB 197-FN relative to a tuition reduction for employees of the department of safety. Died
HB 198-FN relative to calculation of fees for motor vehicle registration permits. Died
HB 199-FN restricting the use of electronic collars and telemetry equipment used in connection with dogs during the bear hunting season. Died
HB 200 relative to the approval of union contracts by the county convention and its executive committee. Died
HB 201 relative to the authority of the pharmacy board to seize evidence. Died
HB 202-FN to extend the time period within which a corporation may reinstate its charter, relative to revival of charters of voluntary corporations, and reviving certain charters. Became Law
HB 203-FN relative to the confidentiality of quality assurance records of community mental health centers. Became Law
HB 204-FN requiring certain hunters to wear hunter orange. Died
HB 205 restricting the method of taking freshwater smelt. Became Law
HB 206 relative to OHRV noise levels. Died
HB 207 relative to permitting housing discounts to senior citizens. Died
HB 208-FN relative to annulments of criminal records. Became Law
HB 209-FN relative to conflicts between the municipal budget law and collective bargaining negotiations. Became Law
HB 210-FN creating a committee to study artificial impoundments and relative to the department of environmental services revolving fund. Became Law
HB 211-FN-A relative to administrative fees of the air resources division and continually appropriating such fees. Became Law
HB 212-FN relative to black bear hunting licenses. Became Law
HB 213-FN relative to rates set for medicaid and the administrative procedure act. Became Law
HB 214-FN-A creating a new class of highways for access to public waters and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 215-FN relative to removing vegetation obstructing advertising devices and planting lilac bushes. Died
HB 216-FN prohibiting the use of non-biodegradable packaging for bait containers. Died
HB 217-FN instituting a mandatory elderly tax credit for individuals over 62 years of age. Died
HB 218-FN to establish a local property tax homestead exemption. Died
HB 219-FN establishing a committee to study the economic feasibility of utilizing vacant space at the New Hampshire hospital, including the Walker building, for certain state offices. Died
HB 220-FN repealing the art fund. Died
HB 221-FN relative to respite care for Alzheimer's disease. Became Law
HB 222-FN requiring certain persons to complete a hunter education program. Died
HB 223-FN limiting the interest rate on consumer credit cards to the highest interest rate allowed by a bordering state. Died
HB 224-FN relative to new motor vehicle arbitration. Became Law
HB 225 relative to representatives- and senators-elect called to active duty. Died
HB 226-FN-A relative to reimbursing the Plymouth school district for certain expenses and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 227-A reappropriating funds appropriated for the Concord district court facility for off-site traffic-related improvements. Died
HB 228-FN-A relative to augmentative communication devices and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 229-FN relative to legislative review of the New Hampshire statutes. Died
HB 230 relative to the amount and the application of the veterans' exemption and repealing the optional veterans' exemption. Died
HB 231-A to repeal the increase in the rates of certain state taxes. Died
HB 232-FN allowing schools and day care providers to check criminal records of applicants for employment. Died
HB 233 relative to charter revisions and municipal home rule. Died
HB 234-FN requiring grandparents to financially support their daughter's illegitimate children until the illegitimate child is 18 years of age. Died
HB 235-FN relative to mandatory risk sharing plans. Died
HB 236-FN to increase the transfer fee on vehicles. Died
HB 237-FN to increase the local application fee for a certificate of title. Died
HB 238-FN-A relative to sewage treatment projects and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 239 relative to approving reductions in expenditures for departments. Died
HB 240 relative to the disposition of the Kona Wildlife Management Area. Became Law
HB 241 relative to the age requirement for retirement communities. Died
HB 242-FN relative to the powers of county conventions. Became Law
HB 243 relative to the number of signatures required to place a petitioned article on the warrant. Became Law
HB 244-FN establishing a committee to examine whether the state commission for human rights should be authorized to levy administrative fines and award compensatory damages. Became Law
HB 245 prohibiting pre-season baiting. Became Law
HB 246-FN-A relative to deputy sheriffs employed as bailiffs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 247 relative to unopposed candidates serving as election officials in certain municipalities. Died
HB 248-FN relative to developments having regional impact. Became Law
HB 249-FN requiring the state of New Hampshire to make timely payments on its contracts. Died
HB 250-FN relative to the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 251-FN increasing the amount of the tax exemption for postsecondary institutions. Died
HB 252-FN-A establishing a fund for the inspection of apiaries to prevent honeybee colony contamination and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 253-FN naming a certain segment of U.S. Route 202 the General Isaac Davis White highway. Became Law
HB 254-FN relative to overnight mooring of houseboats. Died
HB 255-FN establishing the New Hampshire foundation for mental health and the mental health foundation fund. Became Law
HB 256 limiting liability of any person, firm or corporation which donates equipment or services to any postsecondary technical training program. Became Law
HB 257 relative to collection and reclamation of motor vehicle wastes. Became Law
HB 258 to extend the lapse date for the phase V prison construction appropriation. Died
HB 259 permitting a municipal governing body to assign street numbers. Became Law
HB 260-FN relative to the property tax exemption for the blind on their residential real estate. Died
HB 261-FN relative to delays in processing applications for state public assistance. Interim Study
HB 262-FN revising hazardous waste facility permit fees. Became Law
HB 263-FN establishing a fee structure for used oil marketers. Became Law
HB 264-FN-A placing hazardous waste transporter permit application fees in the hazardous waste cleanup fund, requiring notification of associated costs of converting fuel heating systems, restricting the filling of liquefied petroleum gas containers,r Became Law
HB 265-FN-A using revenues from a solid waste cleanup fund to fund departmental positions and to pay certain cleanup costs and continually appropriating the fund to the division of waste management. Died
HB 266-FN relative to training of inspectors with the department of agriculture. Died
HB 267-FN-A increasing the percentage of the real estate transfer tax returned to the register of deeds or the county. Died
HB 268-FN relative to drug-free truck stops and rest areas. Died
HB 269 relative to probate court scheduling. Became Law
HB 270-FN relative to filling and dredging in wetlands. Became Law
HB 271-FN to study the purchasing policies of the technical institute and the technical colleges. Became Law
HB 272-FN relative to a physician's reporting of medical conditions to the director of motor vehicles. Died
HB 273-FN relative to assault upon a law enforcement officer. Died
HB 274-FN relative to sentencing and transfers to county correctional facilities. Became Law
HB 275-FN-A establishing a permanent heritage collections committee and a New Hampshire heritage trust fund, continually appropriating funds in the trust fund to the committee, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 276-FN relative to the task force establishing voluntary agreements reducing and recycling the solid waste stream and the duties of the commissioner of environmental services. Became Law
HB 277-FN requiring licensure of out-of-state mail order pharmacies. Died
HB 278-FN relative to liability and indemnification of regional planning commissions. Became Law
HB 279 relative to a uniform law on notorial acts. Died
HB 280-FN relative to motor vehicle emissions control requirements for carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. Died
HB 281-FN-A establishing a fund for interpreter services for the hearing impaired and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 282-FN relative to the BOCA Basic Building Code and the Life Safety Code and relative to property located at former Pease Air Force Base. Became Law
HB 283-FN establishing a study committee on the problems of New Hampshire banks and financial institutions. Died
HB 284 relative to leases for tenants of manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 285-A relative to constructing regional vocational centers and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 286-FN relative to the operation of powerboats on Long Pond in the town of Northwood. Became Law
HB 287-FN relative to charging expenses for state police services at certain events. Died
HB 288-FN establishing a study committee on premature births. Became Law
HB 289-FN relative to regulating commercial salt water fishing. Became Law
HB 290-FN relative to the sale of hunting licenses. Became Law
HB 291-FN relative to amending the election laws. Died
HB 292-FN relative to the real estate tax lien process. Became Law
HB 293-FN relative to mooring requirements. Died
HB 294-FN relative to higher education benefits for children of law enforcement officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. Died
HB 295-FN relative to the veterans' property tax exemption. Died
HB 296-FN-A establishing a state emergency response commission and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 297-FN-A authorizing the racing commission to license electronic games of chance wherever licensed pari-mutuel wagering takes place. Interim Study
HB 298-FN lowering the level from .10 to .08 for legal intoxication under the DWI laws. Died
HB 299-FN relative to the posting of statements in liquor stores and establishments selling beverages and liquors. Became Law
HB 300-FN relative to bingo and lucky 7 license application fees. Died
HB 301 relative to lobbying activities by former members of the general court and former employees of the general court. Died
HB 302 relative to the losing party's payment of the prevailing party's costs in tort actions. Died
HB 303 relative to instructions to voters on ballots. Interim Study
HB 304 relative to escrow of funds raised through sale of certain types of securities and to certain conditions for sale of securities. Interim Study
HB 305-FN relative to the meaning of the term "charitable" for purposes of real estate tax exemptions. Became Law
HB 306-FN relative to the time for accepting absentee ballots. Died
HB 307-FN establishing a committee to review New Hampshire's bankruptcy laws. Died
HB 308 relative to notice requirements for public hearings on zoning changes. Died
HB 309 extending time limits within which condominium projects can be completed. Died
HB 310-FN increasing the hazardous waste transporter vehicle registration fee. Became Law
HB 311 confirming an exemption from registration for securities listed on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation National Market System or on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. Became Law
HB 312-FN relative to the bequest of unique numbered license plates. Died
HB 313 relative to conversion between mutual savings banks, cooperative banks, building and loan associations, guaranty savings banks, savings and loan associations, and commercial banks and trust companies. Became Law
HB 314 relative to confidentiality of cease and desist orders and memoranda of understanding issued by the banking department and of reports submitted to the banking department. Died
HB 315-FN imposing a $25 filing fee under the timber tax. Died
HB 316-FN relative to publication of notice requirements in situations in which property escheats to the state. Died
HB 317-FN relative to a minimum service retirement allowance for group II members and making an appropriation for administrative costs. Became Law
HB 318-FN relative to town expenditures. Died
HB 319-FN establishing a committee on access to health care. Became Law
HB 320 granting condominium associations a 6-month assessment lien priority over first mortgage or deed of trust liens. Died
HB 321-FN relative to small employer insurance and creating the position of life, accident and health actuary within the insurance department and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 322 relative to the business profits tax, the real estate transfer tax, the communications services tax, and the administration of state taxes. Became Law
HB 323 relative to the Cheshire Bridge and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 324-A relative to highway projects and bond issuance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 325-FN relative to reciprocity of dog training and restricting the use of telemetry equipment. Became Law
HB 326-FN relative to disciplinary hearings before the pharmacy board. Became Law
HB 327-FN relative to the disposal of state-owned real estate. Became Law
HB 328-A relative to a new Manchester district court facility and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 329-FN-A relative to the business corporations act and appropriating funds for certain administrative expenses to be reimbursed by fees. Became Law
HB 330-FN establishing a committee to study the issue of an office of the ombudsman for children. Became Law
HB 331-FN establishing a legislative oversight committee on children. Died
HB 332 relative to filing small claims actions in landlord and tenant cases. Died
HB 333 relative to notification of insurance cancellation. Became Law
HB 334-FN relative to the establishment of agency liquor stores. Became Law
HB 335 relative to license plates for antique motor cars. Became Law
HB 336-FN-A relative to the rates of certain state taxes. Died
HB 337-FN-A relative to drug and alcohol testing in the workplace. Died
HB 338-FN prohibiting the detention of minors in adult correctional facilities and jails. Became Law
HB 339-FN relative to traffic signals. Became Law
HB 340 relative to compliance with enabling legislation. Became Law
HB 341-FN relative to a foundation aid formula study committee and establishing a maximum equalization factor for the foundation aid formula. Became Law
HB 342-FN establishing a committee to plan for and commemorate the 500th anniversary celebration of Columbus Day. Died
HB 343-FN to define total expenditures made during a state primary election. Died
HB 344-FN relative to eligibility for admission to the New Hampshire bar. Died
HB 345 relative to the administration of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 346 relative to public hearings and the statement of financial conditions for counties. Died
HB 347 restricting the taking of deer in the city of Somersworth. Died
HB 348 relative to the municipal records board. Became Law
HB 349 relative to the charter of the New Hampshire Centennial Home for the Aged. Became Law
HB 350-FN relative to assault. Became Law
HB 351 relative to personal flotation devices for sailboards. Became Law
HB 352-FN relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 353-FN-A to tax smokeless tobacco and making an appropriation therefor, and relative to prohibiting the use and possession of tobacco products by persons under 18 years of age. Became Law
HB 354-FN-A relative to expanding the state employee assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 355-FN relative to merchants' credit card policies. Died
HB 356-FN relative to uniform penalties pertaining to farm products. Became Law
HB 357-FN establishing a fee for administering the state water pollution control revolving loan fund. Died
HB 358-FN mandatory insurance for motor vehicles, motor-powered boats, and aircraft. Died
HB 359-FN relative to fees for registration permits for vehicles. Died
HB 360-FN relative to calculating income for purposes of elderly property tax exemptions. Died
HB 361 repealing certain obsolete education laws. Became Law
HB 362-FN establishing the northeast conservation law enforcement compact. Became Law
HB 363-FN relative to criminal record checks and fees charged for criminal record checks. Became Law
HB 364-FN relative to the opening and closing of deer season. Became Law
HB 365-FN relative to veterans' benefits for certain veterans of World War II. Died
HB 366-FN-A establishing an office of information technology management and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 367-FN relative to the profession of engineering. Died
HB 368-FN naming the Parker L. Hancock building of the New Hampshire state prison. Became Law
HB 369-FN to establish a state veterans cemetery. Died
HB 370-FN privatizing the sale of liquor. Died
HB 371-FN relative to the collection of bail commissioners' fees. Died
HB 372-FN relative to further protection of scenic roads in municipalities and the removal of trees posing a safety hazard. Became Law
HB 373-FN relative to agricultural and farm motor vehicle license plates. Became Law
HB 374-FN relative to flammability testing of seating furniture manufactured for public buildings. Died
HB 375-FN authorizing towns to accept donations of property. Became Law
HB 376-FN applying hazardous waste generator fees to hazardous waste destined for off-site recycling. Died
HB 377-FN relative to commercial fishing licenses and the advisory committee on shore fisheries. Died
HB 378-FN-A relative to determining reasonable compensation under the business profits tax. Died
HB 379-FN relative to advertising devices within highway rights-of-way. Died
HB 380-FN relative to sheltered care facilities. Died
HB 381-FN-A relative to the recovery of legal fees incurred by the state. Became Law
HB 382-FN relative to license plates for firefighters. Died
HB 383 relative to the authority of land surveyors to enter upon lands. Died
HB 384-FN relative to land surveying by corporations or partnerships. Died
HB 385 relative to administrative inspection warrants, town trust funds, and planning board decisions. Became Law
HB 386 relative to a representative town meeting form of government. Became Law
HB 387-FN prohibiting cigarette vending machines in areas to which minors have access. Died
HB 388-FN relative to New Hampshire Route 101A. Died
HB 389 allowing the retention of a granite block retaining wall abutting Lake Winnipesaukee. Died
HB 390 relative to technical corrections in the liquor laws. Died
HB 391 to permit the adoption of impact fees as part of a zoning ordinance. Became Law
HB 392-FN relative to payment of child support. Died
HB 393-A relative to preliminary designs, an environmental impact statement for improving access to the Manchester airport, re-establishing a legislative task force and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 394 relative to partition of real property. Died
HB 395 relative to persons buried at public expense. Died
HB 396 relative to filing reports in court proceedings involving children. Became Law
HB 397-FN relative to persons afflicted with Alzheimer's disease. Became Law
HB 398 relative to determining qualifications of applicants to vote. Became Law
HB 399 relative to leases for tenants of manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 400 relative to a property tax postponement law. Died
HB 401 relative to conibear traps. Died
HB 402 relative to placing lime and wood ash on farmland. Became Law
HB 403 relative to property tax relief for certain elderly homeowners. Died
HB 404-FN requiring the introduction of legislation in the 1993 session relative to the joint board of engineers, architects, land surveyors, foresters and natural scientists. Died
HB 405 relative to using motor vehicle headlights in inclement weather. Died
HB 406 relative to modification of support orders. Became Law
HB 407 relative to failure to report injuries resulting from criminal acts. Became Law
HB 408 relative to the administration of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 409-FN-A establishing an industrial heritage commission and industrial heritage park fund and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 410-FN relative to alternatives to incarceration and requiring the commissioner of the department of safety to review and make legislative recommendations on the point system as it applies to habitual offenders. Became Law
HB 411 relative to discrimination in the issuance of health insurance, access to group plans, and health insurance during adoption proceedings. Became Law
HB 412 relative to teacher representation on the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 413-FN relative to penalties for insurance laws violations. Became Law
HB 414 relative to unfair claim settlement practices. Became Law
HB 415 relative to funeral arrangements. Died
HB 416-FN-A relative to drug-free school zones and making appropriations therefor and establishing a committee to study certain issues related to drug-free zones. Became Law
HB 417-FN relative to parking privileges for persons with walking disabilities. Died
HB 418-FN relative to issuance of trapping licenses. Died
HB 419 prohibiting the use of petroleum-powered motors on Tewksbury Pond in the town of Grafton. Became Law
HB 420-FN restricting state lottery television advertising to certain hours. Died
HB 421-FN establishing a committee to study reforming and coordinating state homicide laws. Died
HB 422 relative to the use of excess campaign contributions by individuals who do not accept expenditure limitations. Died
HB 423-FN-A making an appropriation for health services for young children. Died
HB 424 relative to the qualifications for a state representative to hold office. Died
HB 425 enabling the state and counties to contract with private entities to manage and operate state and county correctional facilities. Died
HB 426-FN relative to sweepstakes distribution. Died
HB 427-A relative to additional improvements on Gosling Road and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 428-FN relative to the enforcement and administration of state taxes by the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 429 relative to the salaries of county attorneys and relative to prior service as an employee of a political subdivision. Became Law
HB 430 relative to making public certain records relative to paid settlements involving taxpayer money. Died
HB 431-FN relative to exempting certain purchases for severely emotionally disturbed children from state purchasing requirements. Became Law
HB 432 relative to changing the dates for the annual school district meeting and for teacher notification from March to May. Died
HB 433 establishing a developmentally delayed category. Became Law
HB 434 relative to the procedure for planning boards to revoke approval of recorded plats. Became Law
HB 435-FN permitting adjustments in legislative mileage resulting from changes in the price of gasoline. Died
HB 436-FN making the purchase, possession, and control of child pornography a misdemeanor. Became Law
HB 437-FN regarding the application of pesticides by landlords. Died
HB 438 establishing a state policy on aquifers. Died
HB 439 relative to employee cooperative corporations. Died
HB 440 relative to cable television franchises. Died
HB 441 relative to the uniform limited offering exemption from securities registration and filing requirements. Became Law
HB 442-FN authorizing the commissioner of agriculture to establish minimum price rates for small producers. Became Law
HB 443-FN-A relative to shoreland protection and making an appropriation therefor and relative to pesticide applications. Became Law
HB 444 relative to requesting a vote by secret ballot at town meetings. Died
HB 445-FN defining "compact parts" of towns and cities with regard to criminal charges for unauthorized use of firearms and firecrackers. Became Law
HB 446-FN relative to the board of registration in medicine and relative to the definition of psychologist. Became Law
HB 447 relative to bulk commodities. Became Law
HB 448-A appropriating funds for environmental and engineering design studies for the Ledyard Bridge in Hanover and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 449-FN to double the net income requirements under the optional adjusted elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 450 relative to claims to dower and curtesy. Became Law
HB 451-FN relative to the licensing of residential care and health facilities and establishing a study committee on the Patients' Bill of Rights. Became Law
HB 452-FN relative to solicitation of prostitutes. Became Law
HB 453-FN authorizing the use of green emergency lights by licensed security agencies or other authorized persons. Died
HB 454 relative to safe deposit boxes. Became Law
HB 455 relative to determination of amount of alimony awards. Died
HB 456 prohibiting bear baiting. Died
HB 457 relative to changes in town charters. Died
HB 458 relative to the composition of the wetlands board. Became Law
HB 459 relative to notice received by the wetlands board from local conservation commissions. Became Law
HB 460-FN relative to the health data advisory committee. Became Law
HB 461-FN relative to notice for out-of-district placement by the court. Became Law
HB 462 relative to special education hearing officers. Became Law
HB 463 relative to rulemaking for the board of education. Died
HB 464 relative to plant closing notification. Died
HB 465 relative to a veterans' cemetery at the Pease Air Force facilities under the Pease development authority. Became Law
HB 466-FN establishing a study committee to evaluate residential care facilities. Died
HB 467 relative to state-funded institutions prohibiting students from participating in certain activities or organizations. Died
HB 468-FN prohibiting the enforcement of motor vehicle laws by off-duty police in their personal vehicles and by police in unmarked vehicles. Died
HB 469-A relative to improvements on route 106 and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 470 relative to health maintenance organizations. Became Law
HB 471 relative to parents' right to know concerning teacher certification. Died
HB 472-FN relative to establishing a fiscal impact review process for state agency programs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 473 relative to school district budget voting. Died
HB 474-FN prohibiting bear dog training. Interim Study
HB 475-FN relative to appointment of banking department assistants, and to the performance of contract services by the banking department, and to assessing the costs of bank examinations. Became Law
HB 476-FN-A establishing a marital commission pilot program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 477-FN relative to public hearings, notice, and the filing of rules under the administrative procedure act. Died
HB 478-FN relative to the emergency shelter program. Became Law
HB 479-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 480-FN-A relative to a 3 percent purchase tax. Died
HB 481-FN relative to disposition of a deceased individual's estate. Became Law
HB 482-FN relative to temporary guardianships. Died
HB 483-FN relative to emergency temporary adjustments to the application of child support guidelines. Died
HB 484-FN relative to when electric companies are public utilities and affiliates of public utilities. Became Law
HB 485 relative to living wills. Became Law
HB 486-FN relative to collection of forfeitures of recognizances by the division of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 487-FN relative to shared family liability for public assistance. Died
HB 488-FN relative to the flexible spending programs. Became Law
HB 489-FN relative to a New Hampshire public facilities authority. Died
HB 490-FN relative to continuation of state health and dental insurance benefits for state employees called for active duty between August 2, 1990, and March 15, 1991. Became Law
HB 491-FN relative to the collection of the normal yield tax in unincorporated towns and unorganized places. Became Law
HB 492-FN relative to conservation restriction assessments. Became Law
HB 493-FN relative to the design review fees for sewerage and wastewater projects. Became Law
HB 494-FN relative to residency requirements for general assistance. Died
HB 495-FN reorganizing the office of securities regulation. Died
HB 496-FN relative to administrative fines for marine pollution. Became Law
HB 497-FN-A relative to an equipment challenge grant program for vocational and technical education programs and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 498-FN relative to domestic manufacturers of liquor. Died
HB 499-FN to prevent the registration of junk motor vehicles which are not intended for legal use on any public highway. Died
HB 500-FN relative to exemptions in the administration of the unemployment compensation laws. Died
HB 501-FN relative to electric utility conservation measures. Died
HB 502-FN-A relative to child care resource and referral systems and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 503 relative to recovery of medical assistance payments. Became Law
HB 504-FN requiring licensure of medical utilization review entities. Became Law
HB 505-FN relative to the normal yield tax, the extension of the reporting deadline for the study committee on clearcutting forest resources, the report of cut, and creating a committee to study forest protection and management. Became Law
HB 506-FN relative to cost-of-living increases in the AFDC standard of need. Interim Study
HB 507-FN to impose a disposable diaper fee. Died
HB 508-FN relative to domestic violence shelters. Died
HB 509 clarifying the definition of public benefit relative to permitting solid waste facilities. Became Law
HB 510-FN relative to the energy conservation construction code. Died
HB 511-FN repealing the certificate of need law. Died
HB 512-FN relative to the city of Concord's rights to draw water from the Contoocook River. Died
HB 513-FN relative to the eminent domain procedure act and unpaid taxes. Became Law
HB 514-FN relative to special town meetings. Became Law
HB 515-FN giving legislative approval to the land conservation investment program to accept certain dams and continually appropriating the dam maintenance fund. Became Law
HB 516 relative to library trustees' authority to accept gifts. Became Law
HB 517-FN relative to watercraft safety and moorings. Became Law
HB 518-FN relative to motor vehicle and boat registration revocations for court defaults and relative to the payment of court obligations. Died
HB 519-FN relative to municipal budget matters and the timber tax. Became Law
HB 520-FN relative to changing county government's share of public assistance. Died
HB 521-FN requiring literacy testing as a prerequisite for certain public assistance. Died
HB 522-FN relative to compulsory attendance. Died
HB 523-FN relative to local cease and desist orders for zoning, planning and code violations. Became Law
HB 524-FN to allow municipalities to determine the net income requirements under the optional adjusted elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 525-FN relative to appealing recounts in town elections. Died
HB 526-FN relative to transfers to the state prison. Became Law
HB 527-FN-A licensing speech-language pathologists and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 528-FN relative to DWI and the ignition interlock device. Died
HB 529-FN relative to the permanently and totally disabled program. Died
HB 530-FN relative to marital arbitration. Became Law
HB 531-FN relative to personal care for the severely physically disabled. Became Law
HB 532 relative to the color of ballots used in municipal elections and relative to the time for holding town and district business meetings and elections. Became Law
HB 533-FN-A permitting administrative fines to be charged by the division of public health services and continually appropriating a photocopy fund to the commissioner of health and human services. Died
HB 534-FN amending the habitual offender penalties to provide for special alternative incarceration. Became Law
HB 535-FN-A relative to land acquisition for the Nashua Municipal Airport and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 536 prohibiting the conversion of manufactured housing parks into condominiums. Died
HB 537 relative to elected county offices and the offices of executive councilor, state senator, and state representative. Died
HB 538 to limit the terms of office for the members of the United States Congress from New Hampshire, and to limit the terms of office for the members of the New Hampshire house and senate. Died
HB 539-FN-A relative to a committee to study the uninsurable and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 540-FN to tax certain faculty quarters located at private educational institutions. Died
HB 541 relative to arrests for abuse of elderly or incapacitated adults. Died
HB 542 relative to the time frame for submitting school district meeting warrant articles and the number of petitioners necessary to submit a warrant article. Became Law
HB 543-FN relative to motor fuel quality. Died
HB 544 relative to the time for hearing appeals before the ballot law commission and relative to appointing alternate ballot law commission members. Became Law
HB 545 reapportioning the executive council districts. Became Law
HB 546-FN granting school districts the opportunity to vote to authorize the expenditure of public funds as reimbursement for private education. Died
HB 547-FN relative to the date for the application of the optional veterans' exemption and the optional exemption for the surviving spouses of veterans in certain towns. Became Law
HB 548 relative to the information required on checklists. Became Law
HB 549-FN relative to early retirement for state employee group I members of the retirement system. Died
HB 550-FN relative to the withdrawal of accumulated contributions and retirement system membership. Became Law
HB 551 relative to the distribution of taxes from towns to village districts. Became Law
HB 552-FN relative to funding medical benefits for retired group I members of political subdivisions. Died
HB 553-FN relative to the Bridge Street Bridge over Storrs Street in the city of Concord. Became Law
HB 554-FN permitting the Wolfeboro district court and the Ossipee district court to hold sessions in the same location. Died
HB 555 limiting horsepower on Big Pea Porridge Pond. Became Law
HB 556-FN relative to certain minor dependent children's eligibility for assistance. Died
HB 557-FN relative to the BOCA code. Died
HB 558-FN relative to seniority credit to protect veterans from layoffs and relative to maintenance and security costs charged by the adjutant general for rental of armories. Died
HB 559-FN relative to commercial and recreational fisheries. Became Law
HB 560-FN relative to bacteriological standards and reclassifying certain waters and establishing a study committee to examine the issue of recreational mining in the state's rivers. Became Law
HB 561 enabling towns to limit reconsideration of town meeting votes. Became Law
HB 562 extending the surgical authority of podiatrists. Became Law
HB 563-FN relative to the creation of trust funds and relative to unanticipated school funds. Became Law
HB 564-FN enabling towns and cities to establish heritage commissions. Became Law
HB 565-FN relative to marine oil spill response, oil spillage in surface waters or groundwaters and underground storage tanks. Became Law
HB 566-FN relative to fuel efficiency standards for state vehicles. Died
HB 567 relative to stepparent's visitation rights. Became Law
HB 568-FN relative to zoning variances and exceptions. Died
HB 569 to reapportion county commissioner districts. Became Law
HB 570-FN relative to a cost of living adjustment for retired firefighters. Died
HB 571-FN relative to multiple-employer welfare arrangements. Became Law
HB 572 relative to exclusions in automobile insurance. Became Law
HB 573 relative to unauthorized insurance. Became Law
HB 574-FN relative to managing general agents. Became Law
HB 575 relative to liquidation and rehabilitation of insurance companies. Became Law
HB 576-FN relative to the investments which may be made by New Hampshire domestic insurers, other than life insurers. Became Law
HB 577 relative to the effect of zoning changes and amendments on plats or applications accepted by a planning board and relative to the Pease development authority. Became Law
HB 578 establishing an advisory committee on Governors state park in Laconia. Became Law
HB 579 relative to municipal charters. Became Law
HB 580 relative to insurance rebates and automobile financing. Became Law
HB 581 relative to enforcement of default judgments against tenants and relative to personal property of tenants. Became Law
HB 582-FN relative to ozone-depleting compounds. Died
HB 583-FN relative to carrying pistols and revolvers. Died
HB 584-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
HB 585-FN recodifying the laws relative to emergency medical services. Became Law
HB 586-FN relative to imposing liens for delinquent fees for recycling services provided by municipalities. Died
HB 587-FN relative to the resolution of public employee labor disputes. Died
HB 588-FN to allow the Wakefield school district to withdraw from school administrative unit number 64 and to establish an independent school administrative unit coextensive with its own school district boundaries. Died
HB 589-FN relative to holding companies. Became Law
HB 590-FN relative to employee leaves of absence for family and catastrophic medical purposes. Died
HB 591 reapportioning the state house of representatives and the state senate districts. Became Law
HB 592-FN-A relative to court fees. Died
HB 593-FN-A relative to the rate of the business profits tax. Became Law
HB 594-FN relative to repealing the law relative to the reorganization of Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Died
HB 595-FN relative to citations for building code and land use violations. Became Law
HB 596-FN relative to manufactured housing park rules and penalties for violation of certain conditions in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 597-FN relative to licensing of nurses. Became Law
HB 598-FN requiring testing of certain sex offenders for human immunodeficiency virus and other sexually transmitted diseases. Died
HB 599-FN relative to the storage and disposal of low-level radioactive waste. Died
HB 600-FN providing additional protection to historic boundaries. Died
HB 601-FN-A establishing a public water access advisory board and a statewide public boat access program and continually appropriating a special fund for the purposes of the program and creating a new class of highways for access to public waters. Became Law
HB 602-FN-A reinstating the dental program for children and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 603-FN to establish a mandates task force to recommend modification or repeal of those unfunded mandates imposed upon municipalities and school districts. Became Law
HB 604 granting rulemaking authority to the division of waste management relative to special waste and defining special waste. Became Law
HB 605-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a mass transortation authority. Died
HB 606-FN prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or national origin. Died
HB 607 permitting actions for damages resulting from violations of workers compensation laws by bidders on construction contracts, relative to tort immunity for self-insured pools and increasing the size of the compensation appeals board. Became Law
HB 608-FN relative to the law enforcement authority of forest rangers and officials of the division of forests and lands. Became Law
HB 609-FN relative to mountain ridge protection. Died
HB 610-FN establishing a committee to study means of approving programs for collecting the fines and fees imposed by the state. Became Law
HB 611-FN relative to plastic holding devices used in packaging. Became Law
HB 612-FN relative to relaying information on budgetary matters to parents of school children. Died
HB 613-FN relative to the procedures of the certificate of need board. Became Law
HB 614-FN-A relative to restoring the sunset process and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 615-FN relative to sand and gravel. Died
HB 616-FN relative to discrimination in insurance policies. Died
HB 617-FN relative to fishing permits for certain head-injured persons. Became Law
HB 618-FN adding the choice of "none of the above" to state election ballots. Died
HB 619-FN relative to central business districts and the community development finance authority. Became Law
HB 620-FN relative to the transportation of alcohol in open containers. Became Law
HB 621-FN relative to voting by absentee ballot. Died
HB 622-FN relative to a debt management plan. Became Law
HB 623-FN relative to contracts negotiated by public employers. Died
HB 624-FN relative to removing candidates' signs after an election. Died
HB 625-FN relative to hearings on tax abatements for property taxes. Died
HB 626-FN-A relative to a constitutional literacy exam for public officials and certain employees and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 627-FN relative to the treatment of repeat DWI offenders. Became Law
HB 628-FN relative to providing alcohol to persons under 21 years of age. Died
HB 629-FN establishing a task force on congregate housing. Became Law
HB 630-FN establishing a committee to study methods of providing assistance to remove lead paint from certain homes. Died
HB 631-FN relative to dimensions of front and rear motor vehicle bumpers. Died
HB 632-FN relative to administrative due process hearings concerning special education disputes and establishing a committee to study alternative methods of dispute resolution for the special education of educationally disabled students. Became Law
HB 633-FN to clarify the handling of administrative fees required by local land use boards, relative to elected planning board members, and relative to the definition of "mayor" for planning and zoning purposes. Became Law
HB 634-FN to allow the Wakefield school district to withdraw from the Branch River cooperative school district. Died
HB 635-FN authorizing the house judiciary committee to study misdemeanors and misdemeanor sentencing. Died
HB 636-FN increasing witness fees and mileage. Died
HB 637-FN relative to insurance fraud. Became Law
HB 638-FN relative to credit for reinsurance. Became Law
HB 639-FN establishing reuse and same use beverage container requirements. Died
HB 640 relative to political contributions, write-in candidates, and distributing campaign literature at polling places. Died
HB 641-FN relative to oil spillage in surface waters or ground waters and relative to underground storage tanks. Died
HB 642-FN relative to the regulation of cable television. Died
HB 643-FN relative to the recall of elected public officials. Died
HB 644 allowing banks to write insurance as an agent or broker of an insurance company in certain instances. Died
HB 645-FN relative to the practice of architecture. Died
HB 646-FN relative to the disposal of certain solid waste products and leaf and yard waste. Became Law
HB 647-FN prohibiting price gouging in the sale of fuel products. Died
HB 648-FN establishing the New Hampshire economic development commission. Became Law
HB 649-FN relative to the cigarette tax. Died
HB 650-FN prohibiting advertising of tobacco products on billboards and signs. Died
HB 651-FN establishing a hazardous materials cleanup fund. Died
HB 652-FN relative to the duties of the board of tax and land appeals and the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 653 relative to defense and indemnification of state officers and employees. Became Law
HB 654-FN establishing an ethics committee to regulate public officials. Interim Study
HB 655-FN relative to statistical reports. Became Law
HB 656-FN relative to criminal mischief. Became Law
HB 657-FN relative to expediting the hearing procedures of the board of tax and land appeals. Died
HB 658-FN relative to uninsured or hit-and-run motor vehicle coverage. Died
HB 659-FN relative to legal representation in eviction proceedings. Died
HB 660-FN-A establishing a highway and bridge betterment program and continually appropriating the highway and bridge betterment account. Became Law
HB 661-FN allowing annulments of criminal records of persons who served a term of imprisonment. Died
HB 662-FN to establish a joint legislative oversight committee on New Hampshire retirement system funds. Died
HB 663-FN-A establishing a pilot project in the Sullivan county superior court to train volunteer attorneys to serve as mediators and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 664-FN relative to illegal possession of alcohol. Died
HB 665-FN prohibiting the use of computer-generated telephone calls for solicitation purposes. Died
HB 666-FN relative to protection and control of municipal highways. Died
HB 667-FN relative to clean-up of health nuisances. Became Law
HB 668-FN making theft of a motor vehicle a misdemeanor. Died
HB 669-FN relative to the borrowing authority of the state treasurer and relative to the industrial development authority and the housing finance authority. Became Law
HB 670-FN relative to condominium conversion of manufactured housing parks. Became Law
HB 671-FN-A increasing the gasoline tax and earmarking the percentage increase in the gasoline tax for mass transit, elderly, and handicapped transportation purposes. Died
HB 672-FN relative to standards for fire safety for community living facilities. Became Law
HB 673-FN reinstating the charter of Capitol Leasing Company, Inc. and of Hagen and Spegiali, Inc. Became Law
HB 674-FN designating segments of the Pemigewasset, Contoocook and north branch of the Contoocook Rivers as protected rivers. Became Law
HB 675-FN relative to DWI penalties while operating a motor vehicle, OHRV, or boat, or while transporting a child, and establishing that fines for summonses for motor vehicle violations for which a plea may be made by mail be paid to the division of mo Became Law
HB 676-FN relative to notice of discontinuance of class IV, V or VI highways. Became Law
HB 677-FN establishing a 2-year pilot program in Rockingham county eliminating the trial de novo system in misdemeanor cases. Became Law
HB 678-FN relative to job security. Died
HB 679-FN relative to New Hampshire compliance with the Clean Air Act. Died
HB 680-FN relative to manufactured housing on the land of another. Became Law
HB 681-FN relative to a private property protection act. Died
HB 682-FN relative to field purchase orders in the department of administrative services. Died
HB 683-FN-A establishing a transportation task force for the twenty-first century and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 684-FN-A regarding the committee to study conservation and preservation of state historic flags and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 685-FN relative to fiscal notes. Died
HB 686-FN-A establishing a trauma care registry and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 687-FN relative to medicare balance charges. Died
HB 688 relative to the Mount Washington Regional and the Berlin Municipal Airports. Became Law
HB 689-FN relative to implied consent and administrative motor vehicle license suspension. Became Law
HB 690-FN relative to a supplemental property tax. Died
HB 691-FN relative to licensing and certification of real estate appraisers and licensing private detectives. Became Law
HB 692-FN relative to reinsurance intermediaries. Became Law
HB 693-FN relative to forfeiture of items seized in connection with controlled drug offenses. Became Law
HB 694-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
HB 695-FN relative to the establishment and funding of a review board to address grievances of tenants and owners of manufactured housing parks. Interim Study
HB 696-FN relative to penalties for the sale and distribution of tobacco products to minors. Died
HB 697-FN relative to compliance with local codes and zoning ordinances and the operation of child day care agencies. Interim Study
HB 698-FN relative to debt collection agencies and consumer credit reporting agencies. Died
HB 699-FN relative to solid waste reduction. Died
HB 700-FN relative to highway planning corridors. Became Law
HB 701-FN relative to protecting personal privacy. Died
HB 702 relative to designated smoking sections in certain buildings and offices. Died
HB 703-FN relative to the negligent discharge of firearms. Became Law
HB 704 relative to liquidation under the supervision of the bank commissioner. Became Law
HB 705-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire scenic byways planning program. Became Law
HB 706-FN relative to the allowable length of semi-trailers. Became Law
HB 707-FN relative to contracts for stenographic and clerical services for indigent defense. Became Law
HB 708-FN relative to reckless conduct. Died
HB 709-FN establishing a study committee relative to clearcutting forest resources, extending the effective date for rulemaking by the board of licensing for foresters, and relative to notices of intent to cut. Became Law
HB 710-FN relative to the regulation of tree stands, observation blinds, and pit blinds. Became Law
HB 711-FN extending the reporting date for the committee to study child care in public and private sector buildings. Became Law
HB 712-FN relative to access to health care for the uninsured. Interim Study
HB 713-FN relative to the general counsel of the public utilities commission. Became Law
HB 714-FN relative to a life saver i.d. program. Became Law
HB 715-FN relative to the right to jury trial in civil cases. Became Law
HB 716-FN relative to establishing a committee to study septic-related issues. Died
HB 717-FN permitting the designation by a vehicle owner of a vehicle's recipient upon the owner's death. Died
HB 718-FN relative to improving access to health insurance coverage for employees of small and moderate sized businesses. Interim Study
HB 719-FN establishing an assessment on DWI-related license restorations. Died
HB 720-FN relative to fireworks. Became Law
HB 721-FN-A relative to hiring additional weights and measures inspectors and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 722-FN relative to the control and regulation of billboards and other advertising devices and establishing an outdoor advertising study committee. Died
HB 723-FN relative to Concord - state cooperation. Became Law
HB 724-FN requiring a waiting period for certain applicants for public assistance. Died
HB 725-FN relative to requiring public assistance recipients to work. Died
HB 726-FN-A relative to fees charged for vital records. Became Law
HB 727-FN relative to DWI testing and commercial driver licenses. Became Law
HB 728-FN relative to eliminating state-funded DWI offender rehabilitation programs and ordering minors to attend alcohol education programs. Died
HB 729-FN placing New Hampshire public elementary and secondary schools under state administration and control. Died
HB 730-FN imposing a fee on all motor vehicles and granting certain rulemaking authority to the division of air resources. Died
HB 731-FN to move liquor licensing and enforcement to the department of safety. Died
HB 732-FN relative to the sale of fireworks and levying a tax thereon. Died
HB 733-FN establishing a study committee to study public assistance. Died
HB 734-FN-A relative to a 2 percent state income tax and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 735-FN-A establishing a solid waste cleanup fund and continually appropriating it to the division of waste management. Died
HB 736-FN relative to energy facility siting, licensing and operation. Became Law
HB 737-FN-A abolishing the university system of New Hampshire fund, requiring the state to guarantee student loans, and appropriating amount need to repay defaulted loans. Died
HB 738-FN relative to filling vacancies in certain offices. Died
HB 739-FN relative to the form of presidential primary election ballots. Died
HB 740-FN increasing political expenditure limitations for certain candidates, relative to the penalty for exceeding total expenditure limitations, establishing a campaign spending administrative account, relative to reporting requirements for candi Became Law
HB 741-FN relative to project funding at the university of New Hampshire. Died
HB 742-FN relative to excavation. Became Law
HB 743-FN relative to listing representatives to the general court on the ballot. Became Law
HB 744-FN relative to restricting all town and district regular business meetings and elections from being held on biennial election day. Died
HB 745-FN relative to sewage disposal systems and continually appropriating the sewage disposal system fund. Became Law
HB 746-FN relative to fees for recording certain documents with town or city clerks. Became Law
HB 747-FN establishing a committee to study ways for retail liquor store operations to maximize state revenues while maintaining adequate service to the community and allowing the liquor commission to vary its liquor prices from store to store. Died
HB 748-FN relative to health insurance benefits for mental health admission to general hospitals. Died
HB 749-FN establishing a packaging reduction and recycling act. Died
HB 750-FN establishing a committee to study the development of a waste tire management program. Became Law
HB 751-FN concerning the procedure for local enforcement of certain state environmental laws. Became Law
HB 752-FN prohibiting merchants from requiring the recording of a credit card number or expiration date as a condition for check cashing or acceptance. Became Law
HB 753-FN redefining compost and encouraging state agencies to utilize New Hampshire-produced compost when appropriate. Became Law
HB 754-FN relative to the duties of the secretary of state, the election laws, and certain miscellaneous statutes. Became Law
HB 755-FN-A relative to a limited liability company act and appropriating funds for administration. Died
HB 756-FN relative to a victims' bill of rights. Became Law
HB 757-FN repealing the law relative to employment offices. Became Law
HB 758-FN relative to the right to privacy act. Became Law
HB 759-FN relative to setting tax rates in municipalities based on the gross income of the residents. Died
HB 760-FN requiring state universities and colleges to sell condoms on campus. Died
HB 761-FN relative to leasing certain state land. Became Law
HB 762-FN to incorporate the inhabitants of the northeasterly part of Laconia into a separate town to be known as Weirs Beach, with all the privileges and immunities of other towns in this state. Died
HB 763-FN-A to fund state aid to education, to provide for property tax relief for cities and towns and individuals, to amend the state tax structure, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 764-FN relative to taxation of special fuel and motor fuel and imposing a floor tax on special fuel. Died
HB 765-FN requiring the state to pay the city of Concord for services rendered for fire and police coverage. Died
HB 766-FN requiring parental consent before certain procedures may be performed on minors. Died
HB 767-FN to study access to group health insurance policies. Became Law
HB 768-FN relative to technical changes in the unemployment compensation law and to changes in the maximum weekly benefits. Became Law
HB 769-FN relative to licensing and the board of optometry. Died
HB 770-FN-A establishing casino gambling and off-track betting in New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 771-FN relative to revocation of parole and reparole. Became Law
HB 772-FN exempting land at aeronautical facilities from taxation. Interim Study
HB 773-FN requiring partner notification. Died
HB 774-FN relative to charter commission membership and procedure. Died
HB 775-FN relative to social security cost-of-living increases to certain recipients of assistance. Died
HB 776-FN establishing a household hazardous waste management program and a consumer education program on household hazardous wastes. Interim Study
HB 777-FN relative to the New Hampshire Electrical Cooperative and establishing a committee to study the rate structure of New Hampshire electrical cooperative and certain wholesale electric customers. Died
HB 778-FN relative to the laws against discrimination. Became Law
HB 779-FN granting the parents of school children who attend a school other than the public school assigned to the child, an education voucher issued by the state. Died
HB 780-FN relative to water treatment plant operators and fees for water system permits and continually appropriating a special fund to the division of water supply and pollution control. Became Law
HB 781-FN relative to extending foster care and establishing a uniform cut-off date for school children. Died
HB 782-FN renaming the Piscataqua River bridge. Died
HB 783 relative to motor vehicle records and DWI convictions. Became Law
HB 784-FN creating a long-range construction program for New Hampshire's highways and highway bridges. Became Law
HB 785-FN-A relative to the state's purchase and renovation of land and buildings in the capitol area government center and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 800-FN-A relative to the general revenues of the state. Died
HB 1000 establishing a study committee on certain issues regarding the next constitutional convention and authorizing a special election for electing Concord charter commission members. Became Law
HB 1005 relative to the reapportionment of house districts within cities and the election of delegates to state party conventions. Became Law
HB 1025-A relative to budget adjustments for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. Became Law
HB 1026 relative to a companion bill to the supplemental budget. Became Law
HB 1027-A making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1992. Died
HB 1050-FN-LOCAL limiting outdoor advertising devices and increasing permit fees for maintaining outdoor advertising devices. Died
HB 1051 relative to procedures for offers of judgment in the district and superior courts. Died
HB 1052 relative to the appointment of the executive director of the fish and game department and allowing the governor to make more frequent appointments to the fish and game commission. Became Law
HB 1053-A relative to state revenues and expenditures. Became Law
HB 1054-FN relative to the industrial development authority. Became Law
HB 1055-FN-A relative to the telephone property tax. Died
HB 1056-FN-A relative to a business tax and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1057-FN-LOCAL increasing flat and prorated motor vehicle registration fees and relative to revenue sharing. Died
HB 1058-FN relative to a furlough program for state employees. Died
HB 1059-FN relative to the payment schedule for the medicaid enhancement tax. Died
HB 1100-FN-LOCAL establishing a housing assistance trust fund. Became Law
HB 1101-FN relative to certain liquor license fees and expanding certain prohibitions regarding competing interest in liquor and wine sales. Became Law
HB 1102-FN-LOCAL increasing fees for witnesses. Died
HB 1103-FN-LOCAL requiring any animal which has bitten a human being to be tested for rabies. Died
HB 1104-FN relative to capitalization of the affordable housing fund. Died
HB 1105 relative to disclosure of campaign contributions by candidates for local and school district elections. Died
HB 1106 establishing a study committee to consider organization of a state housing and urban development program (HUD). Died
HB 1107-LOCAL requiring that tax collectors provide property owners with notices of arrearages for property taxes. Became Law
HB 1108 authorizing valid living wills executed in other states to be recognized in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1109 relative to criminal threatening. Died
HB 1110 relative to the method of electing delegates to state party conventions. Became Law
HB 1111 relative to liquor and beverage licensees delinquent in paying accounts and relative to advertising liquor and beverages. Became Law
HB 1112 providing that penalty assessments not be counted in determining whether total fines and penalties exceed $500. Died
HB 1113 relative to compatible and conflicting liquor and beverage licenses. Became Law
HB 1114 adding and changing certain definitions in the liquor laws and relative to the transportation of wine and liquor. Became Law
HB 1115 changing obsolete references within the liquor laws. Became Law
HB 1116 relative to certain liquor and beverage licenses. Became Law
HB 1117 relative to the minimum age requirements for liquor license applicants, relative to employing minors in licensed establishments, and relative to games and amusements on the premises of on-sale licensees. Became Law
HB 1118 relative to membership of the permanent committee for barrier-free design. Became Law
HB 1119 relative to the New Hampshire automated information system board. Became Law
HB 1120-FN relative to increasing the number of times a person may assist at certain bingo and lucky 7 games. Died
HB 1121-FN authorizing contracting for the operation of the impaired pharmacist program and funding the program from annual license renewal fees. Became Law
HB 1122 establishing a committee to study all areas of apple cider standards, licensing and labeling. Became Law
HB 1123 establishing procedures for representation of corporations, partnerships, and trusts in small claims actions. Became Law
HB 1124-LOCAL allowing a town to apply certain rental welfare assistance payments to certain amounts owed to a town for the assisted person's landlord's delinquent water, sewer, electricity or tax payments and relative to interest rates on security deposits Became Law
HB 1125-FN-LOCAL relative to an agency's violation of certain notice requirements to municipalities. Interim Study
HB 1126-FN allowing the public utilities commission to appoint a receiver or to take over the operations of any utility with annual revenues below $2,000,000 which fails to provide adequate service. Became Law
HB 1127-FN-LOCAL abolishing the current use tax. Died
HB 1128 classifying certain misdemeanors as either class A or class B. Became Law
HB 1129 designating the insurance department as the regulatory body for approval of motor vehicle warranty agreements. Died
HB 1130 relative to ejecting persons from racetracks whose presence is inconsistent with proper conduct of a race meet, relative to unclaimed pari-mutuel pool tickets and extending the existing capital improvement and promotional fund for greyhoun Became Law
HB 1131 relative to liability for unauthorized disclosure of confidential telecopy wire communications. Interim Study
HB 1132-LOCAL changing the definition of residence for property in industrial or commercial zones for property tax purposes. Died
HB 1133 requiring a judge to give certain instructions to the jury in any criminal case or in a civil case whenever government is a party to the trial. Died
HB 1134-FN establishing a special fund from the sale of timber harvested on fish and game department property for wildlife management purposes. Died
HB 1135 relative to liquidation under the supervision of the bank commissioner. Became Law
HB 1136 relative to the regulation of small loans and second mortgage home loans. Became Law
HB 1137 relative to nondepository first mortgage bankers and brokers. Became Law
HB 1138 relative to the board of trust company incorporation's consideration of petitions for incorporation of savings banks. Became Law
HB 1139 relative to persons licensed to offer second mortgage home loans. Became Law
HB 1140 relative to exempting New Hampshire banks from acquisitions by out-of-state banks and bank holding companies. Became Law
HB 1141 relative to retail installment sales of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 1142 permitting the bank commissioner to delegate duties and responsibilities. Became Law
HB 1143-FN-A increasing the per-brand registration fee for commercial feed and establishing an agricultural product and scale testing fund. Died
HB 1144 relative to the examination of school bus operators. Became Law
HB 1145 establishing a study committee to study the feasibility of making the Gunstock Ski Area a state ski area. Died
HB 1146-FN relative to notification prior to pesticide spraying. Died
HB 1147 creating a committee to study redrawing county boundaries. Died
HB 1148 relative to technical corrections in certain tax laws. Became Law
HB 1149 prohibiting any person employed on a salaried basis by a school administrative unit or by any school district from serving on any school board within the state. Died
HB 1150-FN-LOCAL relative to requiring peace officers to use belt-style handcuffs. Died
HB 1151 establishing a committee to study the economic feasibility of utilizing vacant space at the New Hampshire hospital for certain state offices. Became Law
HB 1152 authorizing the office of child support enforcement services, a dependent child, or his parent or guardian to receive directly from a health insurer a certificate of insurance covering any dependent child. Became Law
HB 1153-FN-A authorizing the division of human services to assess an administrative fine on employers for failing to comply with an assignment order. Became Law
HB 1154 relative to an exemption for the sale of hypodermic syringes for school use. Became Law
HB 1155-LOCAL relative to school attendance laws and homeless children. Interim Study
HB 1156 changing the annual rate of interest on judgments and business transactions. Died
HB 1157 requiring that the information contained in a deed be based on the most recently available information, as contained in the tax map. Died
HB 1158 repealing notice requirements for encroachment waivers. Died
HB 1159 relative to when municipal sewage disposal systems are considered public utilities and directing the university of New Hampshire and the department of environmental services to study the use of municipal solid waste bottom ash as daily landfi Became Law
HB 1160-FN-A allowing wine retailers to sell liquor. Died
HB 1161 relative to the composition of the wetlands board. Became Law
HB 1162 permitting advanced emergency medical care providers to possess or administer prescription drugs or controlled substances. Died
HB 1163 relative to a public employee's right to require that a nonpublic session under the right-to-know law be open to the public. Became Law
HB 1164 relative to seaplanes operating on bodies of water in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1165-FN requiring state agencies to reuse waste motor oil. Died
HB 1166 changing the definition of "commercial boat" for the purposes of boat registration and granting a muffler exemption for antique and classic boats. Became Law
HB 1167 relative to the police commission in the town of Conway. Died
HB 1168-FN relative to acquiring the Gumpus Pond dam. Interim Study
HB 1169-FN relative to free boat registration and boat trailer registration for members of the marine patrol. Died
HB 1170-LOCAL relative to the use of revenue derived from parking meters for public transportation systems. Died
HB 1171 establishing a statute of limitations for filing motions relative to alimony payments. Died
HB 1172 increasing the amount of the homestead right. Became Law
HB 1173 allowing a beneficial interest owner of a trust owning real estate to qualify for property tax exemptions and credits and allowing the veterans' exemption for service in the Gulf War. Became Law
HB 1174 to allow a person to serve only on the conservation commission, the planning board, or the zoning board of adjustment at the same time. Died
HB 1175 creating a committee to study medical liability insurance in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1176 relative to a state referendum question on increasing the size of the senate and decreasing the size of the house. Died
HB 1177 authorizing towns and cities to abate property taxes on property used for educational purposes. Died
HB 1178 extending appropriations for the Manchester district court facility and for the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1179 relative to service of civil process by private citizens. Died
HB 1180 banning the use of headphones by motorists, bicyclists, and moped operators. Died
HB 1181-LOCAL relative to the current use value of land which is posted. Died
HB 1182-FN authorizing the division of human services to establish a system to recoup child support payments made in error, clarifying confidentiality of certain information, and allowing the division to close certain cases. Became Law
HB 1183-FN relative to the importation, propagation and possession of aquatic and wildlife species. Became Law
HB 1184-FN relative to special number plates for certain veterans. Interim Study
HB 1185-FN authorizing the department of transportation to conduct surveys over certain roads, prescribe special rules for student driver training, exempt certain transportation operations from certain motor carrier statutes and relative to laying out cl Became Law
HB 1186-FN assigning certain dams to the department of fish and game, transferring funds to the dam maintenance fund and authorizing the department of fish and game to purchase the Morrill Pond dam and abutting property in the town of Canterbury. Became Law
HB 1187 making it first degree assault to knowingly or recklessly cause serious bodily injury to a person under 13 years of age. Became Law
HB 1188 approving the operation of a water ski course on Squam Lake by the Squam Lake Ski Club. Interim Study
HB 1189 relative to discrimination in the real estate appraiser industry and relative to appraisal education courses. Died
HB 1190 creating a committee to study ways to clarify the relationship between the legislative bodies and governing bodies in towns, school districts and village districts operating under the town meeting form of government with respect to budgetary matters. Became Law
HB 1191 prohibiting insurance companies from nonrenewing a homeowner's policy solely on the basis that a claim has been filed. Became Law
HB 1192 relative to remedies under the whistleblowers' protection act. Became Law
HB 1193-LOCAL exempting disabled and elderly property taxpayers from paying the school tax portion of property taxes. Died
HB 1194 establishing a fund for New Hampshire milk producers. Interim Study
HB 1195 requiring any continuing care facility operating under an exempt status to comply with requirements established for continuing care facilities if there is a substantial change in such facility's status. Died
HB 1196 clarifying the amount to be paid from the firemen's relief fund in the event of a claim. Became Law
HB 1197-FN requiring the Pease development authority to submit to the state's competitive bidding requirements. Interim Study
HB 1198 requiring every public utility which is requesting a change in its rate structure to notify each affected municipality of the proposed change. Died
HB 1199-FN regulating charges for towing and storage services for vehicles. Died
HB 1200-FN relative to blood alcohol tests and enrollment in substance abuse programs in domestic violence cases. Died
HB 1201-FN relative to the license fee structure for domestic wine manufacturers. Became Law
HB 1202 permitting municipalities that have biennial municipal elections to submit charter changes for approval at biennial state elections, relative to filing for more than one seat on the same municipal board, and relative to the authority of the Co Became Law
HB 1203 prohibiting the disclosure of local welfare records to the public. Died
HB 1204 requiring the director of motor vehicles to notify any seriously injured person when the director conducts a license revocation or suspension hearing regarding a motor vehicle accident involving a fatality or serious injury. Became Law
HB 1205-FN prohibiting the use of highway fund moneys for the purpose of purchasing property to compensate for wetlands taken for highway construction. Died
HB 1206 relative to the liability of agricultural operations. Died
HB 1207 exempting hospice houses from certificate of need review. Became Law
HB 1208 requiring approval to increase daily load on a sewage disposal system and permitting any single family dwelling served by an approved holding tank to change from seasonal to full-time use. Died
HB 1209 establishing a committee to study the real estate valuation and revaluation process. Became Law
HB 1210 naming the Karner Blue butterfly the state butterfly. Became Law
HB 1211 permitting public employees to file an unfair labor practice complaint after a certain time without exhausting administrative remedies. Died
HB 1212 reducing the number of public employees required to certify a bargaining unit. Died
HB 1213 clarifying that notice of claim of paternity be filed prior to a mother's voluntarily relinquishing her rights pursuant to an adoption. Became Law
HB 1214 establishing a study committee to assess present enforcement of certain state environmental laws by environmental regulatory agencies of the state of New Hamsphire. Died
HB 1215 repealing requirements for reporting income by certain county and municipal court officers. Died
HB 1216 allowing certain funds to be transferred to the new women's dormitory account at the New Hampshire technical institute. Became Law
HB 1217-LOCAL requiring a peace officer to give written notice of certain charges to the county attorney. Became Law
HB 1218-FN-A authorizing the North Conway water precinct to hire a consultant to study the sewerage situation and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1219-FN relative to recovery of assistance under the medicaid program. Died
HB 1220-FN-LOCAL changing the method for calculating stumpage values for purposes of assessing the yield tax on timber. Became Law
HB 1221-FN transferring all recycling program responsibilities of the department of environmental services to the office of state planning. Died
HB 1222-FN-LOCAL authorizing schools to modify authorized regional enrollment area (AREA) agreements. Became Law
HB 1223-FN granting the division of parks and recreation immunity from catastrophic accidents. Interim Study
HB 1224-FN-LOCAL relative to the fees charged for copies of vital records. Died
HB 1225-FN-LOCAL to exempt all political subdivisions of the state from the payment of certain fees imposed by the department of environmental services. Died
HB 1226-FN to protect the department of transportation against liability in the construction and maintenance of highways and highway bridges. Became Law
HB 1227-A decreasing the bonding authorized relative to the Manchester access ramp project and repealing a provision relating to improvements on Gosling Road. Became Law
HB 1228-FN-LOCAL allowing a city, town or village district to grant waivers from the requirement of connection to the public sewer systems for properties with adequate alternative sewage disposal systems, and authorizing the town of Durham to borrow for th Became Law
HB 1229-FN redefining "public property" to include property owned by certain tax-supported entities and permitting warrantless searches for controlled substances on such public property. Died
HB 1230-LOCAL prohibiting municipalities from enacting and enforcing local sanitary waste disposal regulations which are more stringent than state regulations. Died
HB 1231 regulating the transportation, utilization and disposal of septage and sludge through the administration of a permit system that is no more stringent than federal law. Died
HB 1232-FN establishing service organization anniversary motor vehicle plates. Died
HB 1233-FN-LOCAL requiring judges to issue a bench warrant for defaults on certain fines and establishing a $40 sheriff's fee for service of such warrant. Died
HB 1234-FN establishing a boating endorsement on New Hampshire drivers' licenses, or issuing a special boating license to applicants who do not hold a driver's license. Died
HB 1235 establishing a task force to evaluate the metric system in the manufacture of products. Died
HB 1236-FN requiring equal medical, vocational and educational opportunities for female and male inmates and requiring female inmates to be incarcerated within New Hampshire. Died
HB 1237 revising statutory references to the New Hampshire Charitable Fund. Became Law
HB 1238-FN authorizing the reconstruction of the Route I-89 exits 18 and 20 interchanges in Lebanon. Became Law
HB 1239-FN-LOCAL relative to dog group license fees. Died
HB 1240 establishing a committee to study criteria and propose legislation concerning the secession of a portion of a municipality. Became Law
HB 1241-FN-LOCAL relative to registration fees for kittens. Died
HB 1242 establishing a study committee on certain current use issues. Became Law
HB 1243 revising the Patients' Bill of Rights. Became Law
HB 1244 relative to the use of pressure treated wood in public water. Died
HB 1245-FN implementing the model landscape care act in New Hampshire relative to the application of landscape care products. Interim Study
HB 1246-FN establishing treatment programs for substance-abusing women and their children. Interim Study
HB 1247-FN abolishing the office of commissioner of environmental services. Died
HB 1248 relative to hunting in the vicinity of permanently occupied buildings. Died
HB 1249-FN establishing a voluntary certification program for health care providers and mandating the exclusion of certain health care providers who test positive for AIDS. Died
HB 1250-FN-LOCAL increasing the fee for the disposal of solid waste. Died
HB 1251 relative to the observance of Memorial Day by school districts. Became Law
HB 1252-FN creating exceptions from and reciprocity for state water laboratory certification, clarifying the use of fees for certifying state water laboratories, and changing the special account into a special continuously appropriated revolving fund ac Became Law
HB 1253 requiring the bank commissioner to report to the legislature at public hearings twice per year. Died
HB 1254 relative to public employee labor relations board hearings. Became Law
HB 1255-FN requiring the director of the sweepstakes commission to study the current operation of bingo games and sale of lucky 7 tickets. Became Law
HB 1256-FN-A requiring the department of transportation to study the United States Route 3 and New Hampshire Route 11 transportation corridor. Became Law
HB 1257 making consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under 21 a violation. Died
HB 1258 requiring the ombudsman within the department of health and human services to contact the person or business investigated after completion of such investigation. Died
HB 1259-FN requiring certain data to be submitted to the general court from the department of education. Interim Study
HB 1260 allowing the maintenance of man-made drainage pools for sanitary purposes. Died
HB 1261-FN-A requiring the department of transportation to conduct a study relative to the construction of certain portions of U.S. Route 3. Became Law
HB 1262 relative to the rulemaking authority of the bank commissioner. Died
HB 1263 requiring that a disclosure statement designed by the bank commissioner be attached to ALPS student loan promissory notes. Died
HB 1264-FN limiting the season for bear hunting and baiting. Died
HB 1265-FN regulating small motor mineral dredging and panning. Became Law
HB 1266-FN relative to the wetlands board directing minor impact applications to board staff and major impact applications and hearings appeals to the board. Died
HB 1267-FN requiring the department of environmental services to submit an accounting on moneys received from the federal government for the Tolend Road landfill in Dover, N.H. and exempting municipalities from contributing moneys for cleanup costs. Died
HB 1268 relative to inspection and permit fees set by local legislative bodies. Became Law
HB 1269-FN separating the AFDC standard of need from the AFDC payment standards and increasing the AFDC standard of need. Became Law
HB 1270 prohibiting a person from using another person's registered trade name. Died
HB 1271 allowing a full service restaurant to use a dining room as a lounge on an overflow basis in excess of the lounge area capacity of the restaurant, if the restaurant has annual food sales in excess of $100,000. Died
HB 1272 establishing a committee to study construction-related traffic control. Died
HB 1273 relative to replacement and incidental costs of homeowner policy holders as a result of total loss due to fire. Interim Study
HB 1274 relative to filing a statement of ownership of real property which has been transferred through inheritance or devise with the registry of deeds. Died
HB 1275 relative to death with dignity for certain persons suffering terminal illness. Interim Study
HB 1276-FN relative to hearings on the state budget by legislative policy committees. Interim Study
HB 1277-FN-LOCAL requiring municipalities to adopt the BOCA National Building Code when they adopt a local building code. Died
HB 1278-FN-LOCAL permitting towns to make bylaws for refuse disposal in specifically-designated bags and altering district court procedure for levying fines against bylaws violators. Became Law
HB 1279-FN requiring the installation by the state of traffic signal lights at the intersection of route 4 and Oak Street and at the Weeks traffic circle in Dover, New Hampshire. Died
HB 1280-FN relative to prescription copayments by New Hampshire veterans with service-connected disabilities. Died
HB 1281-FN-LOCAL implementing the concerns of Title IX relative to discrimination in athletics. Died
HB 1282-FN relative to the transfer of registration between owned and leased vehicles. Became Law
HB 1283-FN authorizing the human rights commission to award compensatory damages, levy administrative fines and award attorney's fees, and clarifying the jurisdiction of courts reviewing orders of the commission. Became Law
HB 1284-FN creating the position of medical director in the department of corrections. Interim Study
HB 1285-FN requiring the director of economic development to obtain information as is reasonably possible from employers who either relocate out-of-state or permanently downsize. Interim Study
HB 1286 allowing antique motor vehicles other than antique motorcycles to be registered at a prorated rate. Became Law
HB 1287-LOCAL enabling certain municipalities to issue tax lien redemption notes and relative to the transfer of tax liens. Became Law
HB 1288 transferring duties under the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act from county attorneys to the office of child support enforcement services. Interim Study
HB 1289 requiring any watercraft towing an object to display a warning flag. Died
HB 1290 requiring operators of commercial vessels or commercial outboard motors to be certified only when engaged in a commercial activity. Died
HB 1291-LOCAL granting municipalities an option for more frequent billing and collection of property taxes. Interim Study
HB 1292 limiting the civil liability of persons engaged in equine activities. Interim Study
HB 1293 reducing the penalty for adultery from a misdemeanor to a violation. Died
HB 1294 relative to a small employer health access model act. Interim Study
HB 1295 relative to rate modifications for individual accident and health insurance policies and relative to approval of certain motor vehicle warranty agreements and surety bonds. Became Law
HB 1296 relative to beverage and liquor licenses for motor vehicle racetracks and removing a prohibition on certain card games. Became Law
HB 1297 establishing a committee to study the issue of protecting personal information. Died
HB 1298 allowing any municipal fire or police department, or independent emergency service, to record incoming and outgoing central dispatch and emergency telephone calls. Became Law
HB 1299-FN providing that beverage wholesale distributor's and beverage manufacturer's fees shall not be reduced if beverage container mandatory deposit legislation is enacted. Died
HB 1300-FN permitting the sale of red deer venison. Died
HB 1301-FN setting priorities for the disposal of certain components of the solid waste stream. Died
HB 1302 requiring banks to apply consistent, equitable, good faith standards in their lending practices. Interim Study
HB 1304 categorizing motor vehicle child passenger restraints by age and weight. Died
HB 1305 permitting the carrying and selling of antique gun and sword canes and prescribing penalties for the criminal use of pistol canes and sword canes. Became Law
HB 1306-LOCAL authorizing additional license fees for dogs which are not spayed or neutered. Died
HB 1307-FN relative to limiting the requirement for a fish and game propagation license to land of a certain acreage. Died
HB 1308 relative to technical changes to the municipal charter laws and relative to the establishment of a charter commission in the town of Salem. Became Law
HB 1309 limiting the liability of landowners who allow their land to be used for outdoor educational purposes. Interim Study
HB 1310 relative to civil and criminal liability for bad checks. Died
HB 1311-FN regulating naturopathic health care practice. Interim Study
HB 1312-FN-LOCAL increasing the fees for late licensure of dogs. Died
HB 1313 prohibiting petroleum-powered boats and controlling the speed of other types of power boats on Cunningham Pond in the town of Peterborough. Died
HB 1314 establishing a committee to study the need for a public corporation to finance and operate environmental projects for the benefit of the state and making changes in certain water laws. Died
HB 1315-LOCAL amending RSA 154 relative to firewards and firefighters, exempting fire investigators from having law enforcement backgrounds, extending the committee studying fire laws, and extending the state historic flag committee and making an appropriat Became Law
HB 1316-FN relative to hearings before the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 1317 imposing a penalty for adjustable rate mortgage overcharges. Died
HB 1318-FN repealing a provision of the business corporations act concerning application for reinstatement of charters, relative to the annual reports of beverage vendors and beverage vendor importers, and reinstating the charter of Rosetta Stone Associa Became Law
HB 1319 requiring proof of financial responsibility from persons who have had motor vehicle license revocations. Interim Study
HB 1320 extending the time for recording a foreclosure deed and affidavit after a foreclosure sale when such recording is prevented by order or stay of any court or law or the United States Bankruptcy Code. Became Law
HB 1321-LOCAL imposing controls on the budget, including limiting budget increases, and relative to procedures to be followed when there is a revenue shortfall or a budget surplus. Interim Study
HB 1322 allowing legislators to testify before the fiscal committee and limiting certain powers of the fiscal committee. Interim Study
HB 1323-LOCAL forming a study committee to develop a survey to be used by the department of education to collect and compile information regarding major school construction projects. Became Law
HB 1324-FN extending the minimum period for driver's license suspension or revocation for a drug offense to 6 months and expanding the advice by a law enforcement officer relative to implied consent testing for DWI. Died
HB 1325-FN transferring the amount above legislative estimates in the vanity plate fund from the general fund to the highway fund. Died
HB 1326 requiring that service of process at a defendant's abode comply with court rules. Died
HB 1327-FN prohibiting the state or any of its political subdivisions from requiring public assistance applicants to cross picket lines to apply for jobs. Became Law
HB 1328-FN relative to the fiscal responsibilities of the county commissioners and the county convention for capital expenditures in Rockingham county. Became Law
HB 1329-FN-LOCAL relative to payments of annual budget funds to village districts and relative to the Sugar Hill annual town meeting. Became Law
HB 1330 prohibiting certain credit card practices involving providers of travel services. Became Law
HB 1331 authorizing the establishment of municipal trails. Died
HB 1332 removing the prohibition on use or possession of tobacco products by minors. Died
HB 1333-FN requiring a hearing in certain circumstances to determine the need for vocational rehabilitation in workers' compensation claims. Interim Study
HB 1334-FN-LOCAL requiring funds allocated for a special education student to follow the student if the student transfers to another school district. Died
HB 1335 relative to plastic holding devices used in packaging. Died
HB 1336 prohibiting insurance companies from mandating specific motor vehicle glass repair shops. Interim Study
HB 1337 banning the use of internal combustion engines on Gilmore Pond in the town of Jaffrey. Died
HB 1338 relative to the definition of "wetlands." Died
HB 1339 requiring the division of human services to report certain obligors to consumer reporting agencies. Became Law
HB 1340-FN-LOCAL relative to withholdings for property taxes. Died
HB 1341-FN-LOCAL clarifying the terms "subsequent tax" and "registered" and "certified" mail for purposes of certain property tax laws. Became Law
HB 1342-A relative to the location and establishment of a state veterans' cemetery and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1343-FN establishing a committee to review wetlands projects and related issues. Died
HB 1344-LOCAL requiring the house environment and agriculture and the senate environment committees to review the laws relative to solid waste management and authorizing a municipality to issue bonds to pay the costs of the cleanup of superfund hazardo Became Law
HB 1345 allowing off-sale licensees to advertise by signs and posters. Became Law
HB 1346-FN requiring the installation by the state of a traffic signal light at the intersection of route 25 and Moultonborough Neck Road in Moultonborough. Died
HB 1347-A designating money for the planning and design of a regional vocational education center in Milford. Became Law
HB 1348 permitting a town or city to charge owners of open space land a fee which is dedicated to schools within that town or city. Died
HB 1349 requiring certain disclosure during recruitment by multi-level or network marketing corporations. Interim Study
HB 1350 revising the laws that require a prescription to purchase a hypodermic needle. Died
HB 1351 creating a committee to review the laws governing tax-exempt property and to study the concept of and criteria for payment in lieu of taxes by tax-exempt properties in response to HBI 2 of the 1991 session. Became Law
HB 1352 relative to the right of a mortgagor to sell or transfer property subject to a loan agreement or note and mortgage. Died
HB 1353 relative to civil recovery of damages for shoplifting. Became Law
HB 1354 establishing a committee to study the establishment of utility rate regulation based on incentives rather than rate of return. Died
HB 1355-FN permitting certain residents on active duty to be issued free hunting and fishing licenses. Died
HB 1356 establishing a study committee to examine possible methods within the existing court system to have land use cases heard by judges with expertise in land use issues. Died
HB 1357 establishing a committee to study the concept of in-home care as an alternative to institutionalized care, allowing residential care facilities to be participating institutions under the law relative to the New Hampshire higher educational Became Law
HB 1358-A making an appropriation for the new Manchester district court facility. Died
HB 1359 relative to the confidentiality of police personnel files in criminal cases. Became Law
HB 1360-FN authorizing a tri-state fishing license for New Hampshire residents and residents of Maine and Vermont. Interim Study
HB 1361 establishing a committee to study state motor vehicle fleet management. Became Law
HB 1362-FN-LOCAL relative to the amount of out-of-state service which may be purchased by group II members. Died
HB 1363-FN-LOCAL establishing a crimeline fund and levying a penalty assessment to administer crimelines. Died
HB 1364 prohibiting any state official or public official of any political subdivision from releasing the name of a person arrested for driving while intoxicated unless such person is convicted of the offense. Died
HB 1365-FN imposing a boat fee on non-motorized craft to be used to establish a fund to provide public access for non-motorized craft. Interim Study
HB 1366-FN relative to adopting the state operating budget in the second year of the legislative session. Died
HB 1367 enabling local legislative bodies to limit the sale of the use of rights-of-way. Died
HB 1368 allowing municipalities to protect buildings 50 years of age or older from being burned in fire department exercises. Died
HB 1369 defining the terms "experimental and investigatory" concerning medical procedures for insurance purposes and establishing a review board to hear controversial cases. Died
HB 1370 to provide rotating 4-year county commissioner terms in Rockingham county. Became Law
HB 1371 permitting an adoptee 21 years of age or older or adoptive parents to discover the identity of the adoptee's natural parents in certain circumstances. Died
HB 1372-FN placing restrictions on the sale and disposal of manganese, zinc carbon, oxide and nickel-cadmium batteries. Became Law
HB 1373 prohibiting special "happy hour" prices and promotions on drinks sold by liquor licensees. Died
HB 1374 establishing a task force on women at risk for alcohol and other drug abuse during pregnancy. Became Law
HB 1375 requiring individuals convicted of drunk or drugged driving to obtain a medical insurance rider to cover the cost of treatment for alcoholism or drug abuse. Died
HB 1376-FN-LOCAL relative to water pollution, including requiring the department of environmental services to assume 20 percent of eligible costs of the North Conway Water Precinct sewer system project, making an appropriation for cost payments, relative t Became Law
HB 1377 banning the use of any boat equipped with an internal combustion engine on the open waters of Stone Pond in the town of Marlborough. Died
HB 1378-FN-A-LOCAL increasing school aid in the event that a 6 percent income tax becomes law and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1379-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a state contribution to towns and cities with land in current use in the event that a personal income tax becomes law and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1380 establishing a committee to study the effects of itinerant vendors on the retail community in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1381 establishing a procedure to be used in the absence of a living will if the wishes of the terminally ill or permanently unconscious patient were known to other persons. Interim Study
HB 1382 requiring all sellers of property to fully disclose information relative to private water supplies and septic and sewage disposal systems, relative to drainage pools, exempting homeowners associations from certain registration requirements Became Law
HB 1383-A-LOCAL making a bonded appropriation to pay for no more than 50 percent of the costs of cleaning up the Dover municipal landfill. Died
HB 1384 relative to the right of firefighters and police officers to recover for workers' compensation injuries caused by the negligence of others. Interim Study
HB 1385-FN requiring the division for children and youth services to implement certain procedures for handling complaints regarding abused and neglected children. Interim Study
HB 1386-FN-A establishing a foundation aid formula study committee, authorizing the committee to hire a consultant to study different methods of financing education and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1387-FN-LOCAL clarifying the laws relative to temporary guardianship. Interim Study
HB 1388 authorizing a civil penalty to be imposed in any proceeding in which a rule of a manufactured housing park owner is deemed unreasonable. Became Law
HB 1389-FN requiring certain revenue from the gasoline tax allocated to the department of transportation be used to paint the center and edge lines on the state's highways. Died
HB 1390-FN providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for teacher members of the retirement system and providing a 10 percent cost of living adjustment for teachers retired prior to July 1, 1957. Became Law
HB 1391-FN-A taxing commercial amusement machines. Died
HB 1392 requiring the insurance commissioner to report to the legislature at public hearings twice per year. Died
HB 1393-FN establishing that fines for summonses for motor vehicle violations for which a plea may be made by mail be paid to the division of motor vehicles. Interim Study
HB 1394-FN-A making supplemental appropriations to the department of justice and the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1395-FN-A relative to soil conservation districts and making a supplemental appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1396-FN authorizing municipalities to incur debt in the form of bonds guaranteed by the state of New Hampshire to assist municipalities, towns, cities, counties or districts to close landfills and to clean up certain hazardous waste sites. Became Law
HB 1397-FN-LOCAL extending unemployment benefits for 13 weeks beyond the current limit until the state unemployment rate is at or below 5 percent for 3 consecutive months. Died
HB 1398-FN-LOCAL prohibiting charging to counties the cost for testing certified nursing assistants in nursing homes. Died
HB 1399-FN changing the name of the board of examiners of psychologists to the board of examiners of psychology and mental health practice, expanding such board, and certifying mental health counselors. Became Law
HB 1400-FN relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
HB 1401 requiring the mandates task force to study the impact of the development of the prison facility in the city of Laconia. Became Law
HB 1402-FN relative to competitive bidding purchases of services from nonprofit organizations by certain state agencies for severely disabled or emotionally disturbed children. Became Law
HB 1403 limiting the authority of governor and council to approve out-of-court settlements for claims against the state and requiring the approval of governor and council for certain judgments against the state. Died
HB 1404-FN relative to mandatory testing for health care providers and certain patients for communicable diseases. Died
HB 1405 relative to appeal of tax assessments to the board of tax and land appeals and the superior court. Became Law
HB 1406 relative to prohibiting legally blind persons from carrying a loaded pistol or revolver. Died
HB 1407 repealing laws relative to abortion. Died
HB 1408-FN-LOCAL relative to technical changes in the unemployment compensation law and increasing the amount of taxable wages. Died
HB 1409 allowing a unit owner to pay a percentage of a lien for unpaid assessments and to obtain a release of the lien on the unit. Died
HB 1410-FN-LOCAL requiring the party requesting an abatement to reimburse the board of tax and land appeals for the costs of reappraisal and investigations for abatement when the original appraisal is found to be correct. Died
HB 1411-FN-LOCAL limiting the compensation of certain non-attorney guardians ad litem. Died
HB 1412-FN-LOCAL requiring judges to issue bench warrants for any person scheduled by the court to make time payments who defaults on a time payment or a court appearance. Died
HB 1413-FN giving shorefront property owners the right to protect their property from erosion. Died
HB 1414-FN-A relative to the medicaid plan to enhance the funding of services for children and families and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1415-FN allowing businesses to use their logos on business directional signs. Interim Study
HB 1416 allowing pre-paid purchasers of prearranged funeral service or burial plan contracts to cancel or transfer the contract. Died
HB 1417 requiring the return of a mortgage discharge within 15 days. Died
HB 1418 requiring the attorney general to consider the number of victims served when apportioning the victims' assistance fund. Died
HB 1419 prohibiting the use of internal combustion engines on Moores Pond in the towns of Tamworth and Madison. Died
HB 1420 permitting a law enforcement officer to intercept certain wire and oral communications without the consent of one of the parties to the communication. Died
HB 1421 establishing a task force to develop incentives for energy efficient buildings. Interim Study
HB 1422 establishing procedures for expediting resolution of medical injury claims. Interim Study
HB 1423-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the governor and council to appropriate funds to the plaintiffs in the Claremont school district lawsuit on a matching dollar basis for funds appropriated under RSA 7:12 for the state's defense. Died
HB 1424 changing certain definitions and penalties in the laws concerning emergency motor vehicle operation. Interim Study
HB 1425-A relative to railroad rehabilitation and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1426 authorizing water users registered and reporting their use to the division of water resources to continue such use for the 1992-93 biennium. Became Law
HB 1427 to restrict the policymaking authority of the fiscal committee. Interim Study
HB 1428 establishing a study committee to investigate the need and possible funding sources for a state witness protection program. Died
HB 1429 relative to accounting for land use change tax funds. Became Law
HB 1430 relative to the disclosure of certain information relating to musical performances. Became Law
HB 1431-FN requiring electric utilities to submit reports on their progress in implementing least cost energy plans and requiring the public utilities commission to submit a biennial report detailing least cost resource planning and implementation in the state. Died
HB 1432 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor organization. Died
HB 1433 prohibiting the wearing of certain masks and hoods. Died
HB 1434 requiring employers advertising for replacement workers during a strike to state such in any advertisement. Became Law
HB 1435 prohibiting refiners from requiring that retailers purchase motor fuel from certain distributors and imposing penalties for violations. Died
HB 1436 relative to septic setbacks and terrain alteration permits. Became Law
HB 1437 requiring a total refund on concerts or other event tickets and obligating event promoters to reimburse ticket sellers for all service fees. Died
HB 1438-FN requiring the department of administrative services to include consideration of energy efficiency in its purchase of lighting, heating, and cooling devices and establishing an interagency energy efficiency committee. Interim Study
HB 1439 instituting a motor vehicle emissions inspection program and requiring a study of diesel and other vehicles. Became Law
HB 1440-FN-LOCAL relative to preparation of master jury lists by the department of safety from drivers' licenses lists. Became Law
HB 1442-LOCAL relative to a census of school age children. Became Law
HB 1443-FN-LOCAL extending the time period allowed for redemption before a municipality may sell a property for nonpayment of property taxes. Died
HB 1444-FN-A distributing a portion of the meals and rooms tax to promote tourism in the state in the event a personal income tax becomes law. Died
HB 1445-FN-LOCAL clarifying the definition of a year-round dwelling. Interim Study
HB 1446-FN requiring automobile dealers to register all demonstration cars. Died
HB 1447-FN increasing witness fees for law enforcement officers. Became Law
HB 1448 relative to the loyalty oath for teachers. Became Law
HB 1449-FN relative to the cost of publishing school laws. Became Law
HB 1450 establishing a 5-year capital budget plan. Died
HB 1451-FN relative to the transportation of pupils living within a certain distance from the school to which they are assigned. Became Law
HB 1452-FN-LOCAL allowing the county treasurer to use call bonds and lines of credit as financial management tools. Died
HB 1453-FN establishing a study committee to review existing shellfish waters monitoring and closure procedures. Became Law
HB 1454-FN relative to the motor vehicle fuel tax imposed on propane and compressed natural gases. Interim Study
HB 1455-FN relative to motor vehicle laws, including suspension of wholesale motor vehicle dealer's registration, hanging disability placards, other technical changes, and relative to nonresident automobile insurance. Became Law
HB 1456-FN relative to health insurance for state employees. Died
HB 1457-FN limiting the display of tobacco products. Died
HB 1458-FN licensing elevator mechanics. Died
HB 1459-FN protecting the job and certain benefits of a classified employee injured in the line of duty. Died
HB 1460-FN relative to land fee increases in manufactured housing parks. Interim Study
HB 1462-FN establishing a committee to examine all aspects of parole eligibility. Became Law
HB 1463-FN to charge a 10 percent buyer's premium on state-auctioned goods, with the resulting income to be used by the division of historical resources. Interim Study
HB 1464-FN-A relative to children and family services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1465-LOCAL relative to the taxation and transfer of restricted land. Became Law
HB 1466-FN modifying the advisory council on unemployment compensation. Died
HB 1467-FN requiring criminal history record checks for sales of firearms by dealers using a toll-free telephone number. Interim Study
HB 1468-FN-LOCAL relative to special education catastrophic aid. Became Law
HB 1469-FN-LOCAL changing the interest rates on delinquent and subsequent taxes. Died
HB 1470-FN-LOCAL relative to education of children. Died
HB 1471-FN changing the penalties for theft of timber from another person's land or for altering the mark of any mill log belonging to another person. Became Law
HB 1472-FN-A-LOCAL providing for property tax relief financed by a credit card use tax. Died
HB 1473-FN establishing a New Hampshire scenic and cultural byways system. Became Law
HB 1474-FN-A relative to taxability of real estate transfers. Became Law
HB 1475-FN abolishing the state veterans council. Died
HB 1476-FN exempting Trager practitioners from the New Hampshire massage therapy laws and requiring such practitioners to adhere to certain other requirements. Died
HB 1477-FN-LOCAL allowing property tax refunds on homesteads when a person's taxes exceed a certain percentage of the person's income. Died
HB 1478-FN-LOCAL restructuring the Pease development authority. Died
HB 1479-FN allowing classified state employees disabled by a job-related injury to accumulate holiday, sick and annual time for one year and to have their salary increment dates protected for one year. Died
HB 1480-FN requiring persons who default on court appearances for motor vehicle offenses to pay witness fees for law enforcement officers. Became Law
HB 1481-FN-A relative to a uniform business tax. Died
HB 1482-FN-A lowering the business profits tax and dedicating a portion of the business profits tax to venture capital programs, in the event a personal income tax becomes law. Died
HB 1483-FN establishing a system of state financial incentives to stimulate a paper recycling industry in the state of New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1484-FN to provide retirement system credit for service in the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1485 relative to children and family services, requiring the division for children and youth services to use reasonable efforts to preserve families while providing services designed to protect children. Died
HB 1486-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a one percent state income tax and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1487-FN-A decreasing the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 1488-FN-A decreasing the telecommunications tax. Died
HB 1489-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing casino excursion cruises, imposing state and municipal taxes and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1490-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a program in which school districts have the option to test students, faculty and administrators in schools for drugs and alcohol, and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 1491-FN-LOCAL requiring professional fundraisers for police, law enforcement and firefighters' associations to register with and be regulated by the department of justice, increasing the amount of the registration fee, solicitation fee and bond, and making technical am Became Law
HB 1492-A eliminating the capital appropriation for the demolition of the Walker building. Became Law
HB 1493-A increasing the appropriation to the east-west highway study and extending the study deadline. Became Law
HB 1494-FN-LOCAL implementing the recommendations of the New Hampshire supreme court long-range planning task force regarding the judicial branch. Became Law
HB 1495-FN establishing a committee to study the management of New Hampshire tidal waters and related issues. Became Law
HB 1496-FN-LOCAL relative to the funding methodology of the retirement system. Died
HB 1497-FN-LOCAL relative to retirement benefits, employer contributions to the retirement system, and the retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 1498-FN relative to drug forfeiture. Died
HB 1499-FN relative to inter-track wagering and the conduct of simulcast racing. Became Law
HB 1500-FN making the police standards and training council responsible for certification of corrections officers. Interim Study
HB 1501-LOCAL relative to unfunded state mandates. Became Law
HB 1502 relative to a non-binding state referendum question concerning a personal income tax. Died
HB 1503 relative to voting in certain wards in the city of Concord. Became Law
HB 1504-LOCAL providing for the election of delegates to a constitutional convention. Died

House resolutions 55

HR 1 to adopt the rules of the 1989 session (except deadline for filing of information for bills of December 21, 1990). Adopted by the House
HR 2 appointing 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 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 petition objecting to the seating of Mr. Lowell D. Apple, representative-elect of Hooksett, New Hampshire. Died
HR 11 petition contesting the seating of representative Cynthia A. McGovern of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Died
HR 12 petition contesting the seating of representative Gregory Janas of Manchester, New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
HR 13 urging school districts to include in their curricula a minimum of 16 hours per year in instruction on alcohol and drug abuse prevention. Adopted by the House
HR 14 urging bottlers within the state of New Hampshire to use ecology glass. Adopted by the House
HR 15 urging the United States Congress to encourage and promote the expansion of electronic telephone directories and the provision of information services. Adopted by the House
HR 16 amending house rules for the 1991 session. Adopted by the House
HR 17 calling for a special run-off election for representative to the general court between Norma Champagne and Gregory Janas. Adopted by the House
HR 18 acknowledging Vocational Education Week. Adopted by the House
HR 19 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 762-FN. Adopted by the House
HR 20 honoring State Law Librarian Constance T. Rinden on her retirement. Adopted by the House
HR 21 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. Died
HR 22 honoring Lillian Burns on her ninety-first birthday. Adopted by the House
HR 23 amending House Rules as prescribed by House Resolution No. 1 Rule 34(c). Adopted by the House
HR 24 honoring Laurel Thatcher Ulrich. Adopted by the House
HR 25 memorializing State Representative Lester R. Perham of Milford. Adopted by the House
HR 26 observing the city of Concord's role and history as capital of New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
HR 27 saluting the University of New Hampshire Space Science Center. Adopted by the House
HR 28 saluting the women and men of Graphic Services. Adopted by the House
HR 29 the members of the New Hampshire House declare that service in the New Hampshire House is a privilege and a duty of the citizens of the State, and not a job or mode of employment, and that except for the purposes of the Internal Revenue Service mileage re Adopted by the House
HR 50 urging the speaker of the house to create a committee to establish a statewide hospital health insurance plan based on regional criteria. Died
HR 51 encouraging subdivisions of state government to privatize. Died
HR 52 urging the leadership to assign bills pertaining to health insurance to both the commerce, small business and consumer affairs committee and the health, human services and elderly affairs committee. Died
HR 53 amending the House Rules for the 1992 session. Adopted by the House
HR 54 memorializing State Representative Warren L. Swope of Milton Mills. Adopted by the House
HR 55 memorializing State Representative Henry F. Whitcomb, Jr., of Littleton. Adopted by the House
HR 56 memorializing State Representative Francis D. Jelley of Concord. Adopted by the House
HR 57 honoring Charles B. Roberts of Laconia on his 100th birthday. Adopted by the House
HR 58 memorializing State Representative Gabrielle V. Gagnon of Nashua. Adopted by the House
HR 59 saluting Jamie Lee Sample of Alton. Adopted by the House
HR 60 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 1301-FN. Adopted by the House
HR 61 requesting an opinion of the justices regarding the consitutionality of HB 1058-FN. Adopted by the House
HR 62 urging the President of the United States and Congress to repeal the tax on unemployment compensation benefits at any level and rate. Adopted by the House
HR 63 proclaiming October 12, 1992, as Native American Day, which day also commemorates the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christopher Columbus. Died
HR 64 proclaiming Labor Day 1992 as "Help Yourself-Buy American Day". Adopted by the House
HR 65 memorializing State Representative John E. Splaine, Sr., of Portsmouth. Adopted by the House
HR 66 amending House Rules. Died
HR 67 urging the President of the United States to formally recognize the free and sovereign republic of Croatia. Died
HR 68 encouraging the Commission on National and Community Service to provide federal grant moneys for state-wide community service opportunities. Adopted by the House
HR 69 establishing procedures and deadlines for the filing of bills for the 1993 session. Adopted by the House
HR 70 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of certain laws relative to abortion. Adopted by the House
HR 71 saluting state Representative Rick Trombly of Boscawen. Adopted by the House
HR 72 calling for the preservation of Wentworth-By-The Sea. Adopted by the House
HR 73 urging the governor to place a high priority on early intervention services for children. Adopted by the House
HR 74 honoring Mary P. Chambers, House Minority Leader. Adopted by the House
HR 75 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 1504-L. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 26

HCR 1 concerning the constitution of the United States. Died
HCR 2 urging Congress to propose a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced federal budget. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 3 supporting the building of a fire academy. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 4 a resolution supporting the U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 5 honoring the village of Hill on its fiftieth anniversary. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 6 urging the New Hampshire department of transportation to establish and implement an "Adopt-a-Highway" program. Died
HCR 7 adopting a bill of rights for children. Died
HCR 8 urging Channel 8 (WMTW) of Auburn, Maine to provide coverage of New Hampshire news and events to allow another television channel to provide such coverage to broadcast from the Mt. Washington summit. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 9 relative to universal access to health care. Died
HCR 10 requesting Congress to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution prohibiting unfunded federal mandates. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 relative to abortion drug RU486. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 12 concerning the use of automatic dialing devices for telephone solicitation purposes. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 13 calling for a delay in the implementation of the Internal Revenue Service advisory opinion on mileage reimbursements for members of the general court. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 14 adopting joint rules relative to committees of conference. Died
HCR 15 requesting the department of revenue administration to change its interpretation of the legislative intent concerning the applicability of the business profits tax to the sale and rental of personal residences. Died
HCR 20 urging the federal government to establish a post office in the town of Lee. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 21 urging the U.S. Congress to adopt uniform recycling product labeling standards based on standards developed by the Northeast Recycling Council. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 22 showing the general court's non-support for the federal wetlands policy of manufacturing wetlands to replace wetlands taken for highway construction. Died
HCR 23 urging the federal government to pass legislation limiting the cost of prescription drugs. Died
HCR 24 urging the President to establish a commission to review access to current health care systems and to adopt unified access to health care in this country and urging Congress to enact recommendations of the commission. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 25 encouraging the operators of cable television systems to utilize a portion of their capacity to deliver commercial-free educational programming. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 26 urging the New Hampshire legislature and the New Hampshire Congressional delegation to discourage certain Air National Guard testing of F-16 fighter aircraft in New Hampshire airspace. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 27 encouraging the governor to reduce the expenditure of funds for state employee health insurance premiums. Died
HCR 28 urging the federal government to restore full funding for prescription drugs for veterans with service-related disabilities. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 29 urging Congress to reduce military spending in light of the end of the Cold War. Died
HCR 30 relative to the small-issue industrial development bond program. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 26

CACR 1 relating to initiative petitions. providing that referenda to amend the constitution and to enact laws may be initiated by petitions. Died
CACR 2 relating to biennial legislative sessions. providing that the general court shall meet biennially. Died
CACR 3 relating to the number of terms served by state legislators. providing that no person shall serve more than 10 years as a state senator or representative. Died
CACR 4 relating to voter initiative and referendum. providing that statutes and constitutional amendments may be proposed, approved or rejected by citizen Died
CACR 5 relating to right to counsel. providing that the state shall not be required to provide legal representation for indigent persons charged with a second or subsequent DWI or drug offense. Died
CACR 6 relating to taxation of business income and revenue. providing that taxes of any type may be imposed on the income or revenue of businesses. Died
CACR 7 relating to the incompatibility of holding a state office and being called up for temporary military active duty. providing that members of military reserves and national guard units occasionally called upon in an emergency shall be allowed to hold state Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
CACR 8 relating to conscientious objection to the method and content of education. providing that no person shall be compelled to send any child for whom such person is legally responsible to any school to which such person may be conscientiously opposed. Died
CACR 9 relating to revenue raised through a personal income tax. providing that each year at least 75 percent of all general fund revenues resulting from any personal income tax be returned to the cities, towns, school districts, counties, and property taxpayer Died
CACR 10 relating to making the position of attorney general an elected position. providing that the attorney general be elected for a term coterminous with that of the governor; and vacancies in the office of attorney general be filled by an interim successor app Died
CACR 11 relating to jury trials. providing that a 12-person jury is required in capital cases and when imprisonment may be more than one year, but that other juries shall consist of 6 persons. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
CACR 12 relating to rulemaking authority. providing that the general court may delegate regulatory authority to executive branch officials, but such rules may be disapproved by the general court. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
CACR 13 relating to taxes on business profits. providing that the general court may levy taxes on profits or distributions paid to the owners by the business. Died
CACR 20 relating to senate membership size. senate membership shall be 36. Died
CACR 21 relating to the operation of private business. state shall not operate or participate in the operation of private business. Died
CACR 22 relating to legislative elections. house of representatives shall be elected every 4 years. Died
CACR 23 relating to state senate elections. state senate shall be elected every 4 years and the number of senators from each district shall be increased to 2. Died
CACR 24 relating to gubernatorial elections. shall be elected every 4 years. Died
CACR 25 relating to right to privacy. to live free from governmental interference in private or personal matters is fundamental. Interim Study
CACR 26 relating to a personal income tax. is enacted in the state, it shall be limited to a rate no higher than 4 percent. Died
CACR 27-LOCAL relating to taxation. earned personal income and no general sales tax. Died
CACR 28 relating to restricted motor vehicle revenues. motor vehicle revenues be appropriated for public transportation. Died
CACR 29 relating to the governor's veto power. shall have line item reduction and line item veto power of items in any bill making appropriations of money. Died
CACR 30 relating to election of federal and state representatives. providing that the terms of office for the members of the United States Congress from New Hampshire and for the members of the New Hampshire house and senate shall be limited to 12 yea Died
CACR 31 relating to state spending. state expenditures shall be limited total general fund expenditures. Died
CACR 32 relating to biennial legislative sessions. court shall meet biennially. Died

Senate bills 405

SB 1 relative to the senate committee which is to study redistricting state senate districts. Became Law
SB 2 relative to the senate committee which is to study redistricting congressional districts. Became Law
SB 3-A relative to exit 10 on the Spaulding turnpike and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 4-FN-A establishing a committee to study the New Hampshire state port authority and relative to international trade. Became Law
SB 5-FN relative to Skyhaven airport. Became Law
SB 6-FN relative to the Pease development authority. Died
SB 7-FN-A relative to an industrial research center at the university of New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 8 terminating the New Hampshire Higher Educational and Health Facilities Authority and transferring its duties, powers and responsibilities to the New Hampshire housing finance authority. Died
SB 9-FN relative to a study of interactions between the mental health and criminal justice systems. Became Law
SB 10-FN establishing a study committee on bonuses for veterans who served during the Persian Gulf crisis. Became Law
SB 11-A appropriating funds for a new courthouse in Rockingham county. Became Law
SB 12-FN-A relative to school building aid and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 13 relative to transferring funds between and among line items in the postsecondary technical education department. Became Law
SB 14-A relative to environmental and engineering studies and acquisition of rights-of-way for the construction of a truck lane on United States Route 2 in Jefferson, New Hampshire, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 15 relative to special identification of legislation that may have an impact on local expenditures or requires the state to forward all or part of any designated revenues to cities or towns and relative to mileage payments to members of the legi Became Law
SB 16-FN relative to the board of dental examiners. Became Law
SB 17 relative to disclosure of transaction charges for use of automated teller machines. Died
SB 18-FN-A relative to the conservation corps program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 19-FN establishing penalties and fines for use of blue lights by any person other than a law enforcement officer. Became Law
SB 20-FN establishing a committee to study the licensure of dietitians and nutritionists. Died
SB 21 establishing a commission to study and recommend the elimination of state-mandated programs. Died
SB 22 relative to changes in requirements for psychologists. Became Law
SB 23-FN relative to juvenile delinquents on conditional release. Died
SB 24 relative to revising the administrative procedure act. Became Law
SB 25-FN relative to obtaining out-of-state driving records. Became Law
SB 26-FN relative to licenses to carry firearms. Died
SB 27-FN relative to extended terms of imprisonment for assault crimes where the victim or perpetrator is a law enforcement officer. Became Law
SB 28-FN-A relative to promoting New Hampshire businesses and products internationally and continually appropriating a fund for international trade promotion. Became Law
SB 29-FN-A establishing a legislative ethics committee. Became Law
SB 30-FN relative to insurance coverage for and unfair claim settlement practices concerning chiropractic treatment. Died
SB 31-FN-A recodifying the laws relative to real estate brokers and salespersons and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 32-FN permitting district and municipal courts to accept payment of fines by credit card. Became Law
SB 33-FN relative to establishing a nonlapsing account for the New Hampshire technical institute and vocational technical colleges and creating the position of director of financial management. Became Law
SB 34-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Died
SB 35-FN requiring the legislative budget assistant to identify and make available for inspection a list of certain state-mandated programs. Died
SB 36-FN-A relative to special education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 37 relative to amending provisions of the voluntary corporation statute. Became Law
SB 38-FN-A exempting dividends earned by investors in certain mutual funds from the interest and dividend tax. Became Law
SB 39-FN relative to reopening liquor stores. Died
SB 40 making the pink lady's slipper the state wildflower. Became Law
SB 41-A relative to the construction of a fire training academy for New Hampshire fire fighters and making an appropriation therefor, and relative to motor vehicle records fees. Became Law
SB 42-FN relative to the board of podiatry, the board of registration in medicine, emergency medical technicians, and the possession of non-controlled prescription drugs for emergency use. Became Law
SB 43-FN establishing a committee to study utilization and management review and managed care. Became Law
SB 44 permitting municipalities to acquire running liens on property of property owners owing back taxes. Died
SB 45-FN relative to bail jumping. Interim Study
SB 46 relative to placing political signs along state highways. Died
SB 47 relative to emergency response personnel. Became Law
SB 48-FN requiring a temporary tenure for new departments, agencies or divisions. Died
SB 49 relative to alternate zoning board of adjustment members. Became Law
SB 50 relative to removal of motor vehicle registrations. Died
SB 51 relative to motor vehicle license revocation. Died
SB 52 changing the name of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board to the Office of Thrift Supervision. Became Law
SB 53-FN relative to nonresidential and nonrural zoning. Died
SB 54-A relative to replacing the Plymouth Bridge on New Hampshire Route 175A in Plymouth and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 55-A relative to replacing the Warren Bridge on New Hampshire Route 25 and extending the deadline for completion of a study. Became Law
SB 56 relative to sunset laws. Died
SB 57-FN relative to the review of New Hampshire corporate laws. Became Law
SB 58-FN relative to licenses for games of chance. Died
SB 59-FN relative to a state-sponsored credit card program. Died
SB 60-A establishing a task force to study the Laconia to Franklin highway problems. Became Law
SB 61-FN relative to speedy payments for the care of children in foster homes. Became Law
SB 62-FN requiring the introduction of legislation in the 1993 session relative to athletic trainers and the board of registration in medicine. Became Law
SB 63-FN relative to the definition of ski craft. Died
SB 64-A relative to the superior courthouse in Nashua and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 65-FN-A relative to Lake Massasecum and the Warner River in the town of Bradford and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 66 relative to durable power of attorney for health care. Became Law
SB 67-FN relative to establishing a study committee to study the feasibility of revising the school building aid formula. Became Law
SB 68-FN relative to the transportation of animals in open trucks. Died
SB 69-FN relative to certification of professional counselors. Died
SB 70-FN relative to superior court clerks for Hillsborough county. Became Law
SB 71-FN-A relative to superior court justices. Became Law
SB 72-FN-A establishing and continually appropriating a fund for the purchase of vaccines. Became Law
SB 73 relative to motor vehicle plates and registrations. Died
SB 74-FN establishing a committee to study the use of funds appropriated for catastrophic illness care. Became Law
SB 75 relative to bargaining rights for state employees. Died
SB 76 relative to the age requirement for retirement communities. Died
SB 77-FN creating a presumption that cardiovascular disease and certain cancers in police officers are occupationally related. Died
SB 78-FN relative to loans to municipalities from state revolving loan funds and relative to the state guarantee for the elimination of pollution from public waters. Became Law
SB 79-FN establishing a committee to study an expedited permit process for environmental permits. Became Law
SB 80-FN relative to sunset review of the industrial development authority. Died
SB 81 relative to damages for wrongful death. Died
SB 82 relative to powers of directors, officers, and trustees of health service corporations. Became Law
SB 83 relative to the investment of public funds. Became Law
SB 84-FN establishing a committee to review the architects' proposals, site location, and costs of a new Rockingham county superior court building. Died
SB 85-FN relative to women's sports. Became Law
SB 86-FN to create low salt districts within the state highway system. Died
SB 87-FN relative to replacement employees. Became Law
SB 88 permitting independent voters to vote in a primary and change their registration back to independent on the same day of the primary. Died
SB 89 relative to school district planning committees. Became Law
SB 90-FN relative to the Salmon Falls Road in the cities of Somersworth and Rochester. Became Law
SB 91 relative to the disclosure of discoverable materials in product liability actions. Died
SB 92 relative to collateral on personal guarantees of business loans. Died
SB 93 relative to arraignments of juvenile delinquents. Died
SB 94 relative to confidentiality in child abuse and neglect cases. Died
SB 95-FN relative to parole of delinquents. Died
SB 96 relative to adoption. Became Law
SB 97 relative to administrative rules and state mandates. Became Law
SB 98-FN relative to a review of RSA 53-B, regional refuse disposal districts. Died
SB 99-FN establishing a committee to study how the state of New Hampshire operates and finances public education. Died
SB 100-FN relative to simulcast wagering. Became Law
SB 101-FN establishing a study committee relative to the industrial development authority. Became Law
SB 102-FN authorizing the bank commissioner to establish and administer a public deposit investment pool. Became Law
SB 103-FN relative to parental choice in education. Died
SB 104 relative to appeal of adoption decrees. Died
SB 105-FN relative to scam telephone sales calls. Died
SB 106-FN relative to anatomical gifts. Became Law
SB 107 relative to tenants' security deposits. Died
SB 108-FN relative to the definition of bulk power supply facilities. Died
SB 109-FN relative to the time for holding the 1991 Newmarket town meeting. Became Law
SB 110 relative to protection of first amendment rights of students. Died
SB 111-FN establishing an advisory committee on economic development. Died
SB 112-FN relative to license plates for firefighters. Died
SB 113-FN relative to justification of the use of physical force as a defense in actions alleging the abuse or neglect of a child. Died
SB 114-FN requiring a report on certain water laws. Became Law
SB 115-FN relative to injuries done by dogs. Became Law
SB 116-FN requiring installers of water treatment equipment to be licensed as pump installers. Died
SB 117-FN-A relative to expenditures by the public works bureau, extending certain lapse dates, making adjustments to certain bond authorizations, making certain appropriations, relative to the port authority, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 118-FN relative to the department of revenue administration. Became Law
SB 119-FN relative to the business profits tax, the real estate transfer tax, and the communications services tax. Died
SB 120-FN-A establishing a task force on a sunset review process and the authority of the general court to disapprove proposed administrative rules. Became Law
SB 121-FN relative to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs. Died
SB 122-FN exempting certain solid waste districts from application fees. Became Law
SB 123-FN relative to the wine industry of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 124-FN-A to reinstate the state committee for mosquito control. Died
SB 125-FN relative to child abuse and neglect proceedings. Became Law
SB 126-FN relative to groundwater classification. Became Law
SB 127-FN relative to removing vegetation obstructing advertising devices and planting lilac bushes. Died
SB 128-FN-A relative to the development of an electronic benefit transfer system and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 129-FN establishing a study committee on sale and distribution of cigarettes. Died
SB 130 relative to certain real property received from drug forfeitures to the state. Died
SB 131-FN relative to choice in education. Interim Study
SB 132-FN establishing a committee to study an early warning system for monitoring licensed nuclear power plants. Died
SB 133 relative to resellers of telecommunication services. Interim Study
SB 134-FN relative to a public recreation revolving fund. Died
SB 135-FN relative to recovering costs, fees, and expenses in certain takeovers of utilities. Became Law
SB 136-FN authorizing water users registered and reporting their use to the division of water resources, department of environmental services, to continue such use. Died
SB 137-FN relative to the Pease development authority. Died
SB 138-FN establishing a committee to study the bidding process on state construction projects. Died
SB 139-FN relative to preventing damage to underground utility installations. Became Law
SB 140-FN establishing a committee to study rate setting for certain services, placements, and programs. Died
SB 141-FN to extend medical benefits to group II members on disability retirement who became group II members after June 30, 1988. Interim Study
SB 142-FN relative to temporary utility rate increases. Interim Study
SB 143 extending time limits for condominium projects. Became Law
SB 144-FN-A relative to the Women's War Memorial and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 145-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire small business mini-loan program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 146 relative to equipment and instruction programs and revolving funds for regional vocational centers. Became Law
SB 147-FN relative to foundation aid levels. Died
SB 148-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. Interim Study
SB 149-FN-A relative to reimbursing certain school cooperatives for certain expenses and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 150 relative to partnerships and relative to foreclosures. Became Law
SB 151-FN to protect municipalities against liability in the construction and maintenance of highways, streets and sidewalks. Became Law
SB 152 relative to a joint New Hampshire-Quebec trade council. Became Law
SB 153 relative to licensing of pharmacists. Died
SB 154-FN relative to the jurisdiction of state police employees. Died
SB 155 relative to mechanics' liens. Became Law
SB 156-FN-A establishing a committee to study the SAU structure within the state of New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 157-FN relative to bingo. Became Law
SB 158 relative to advanced registered nurse practitioners. Became Law
SB 159-FN relative to posting of public documents in licensed health facilities and health care facilities. Died
SB 160 granting condominium associations a 6-month assessment lien priority over first mortgage or deed of trust liens. Died
SB 161 relative to meetings of community associations. Died
SB 162-A relative to rebuilding, modernizing, and maintaining rail properties and making an appropriation for the Conway branch line. Died
SB 163 relative to the owners of manufactured housing parks. Died
SB 164 relative to maintaining the current subsidized multi-family rental housing stock in New Hampshire. Interim Study
SB 165-FN relative to permit fees for excavating and dredging permits. Became Law
SB 166-FN permitting towns and cities to recover costs of investigations and prosecutions. Died
SB 167-FN establishing a committee to study the sequencing of the central turnpike projects. Died
SB 168-FN establishing a committee to study the toll highway system. Died
SB 169 prohibiting steel leg traps. Died
SB 170-FN-A to study the revenue structure in New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 171-FN relative to discrimination in the workplace. Became Law
SB 172-FN-A relative to enhanced family care facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 173-FN-A relative to senior "meals on wheels" and senior transportation and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 174-FN relative to possessing and dispensing prescription drugs by nonprofit family planning agencies. Became Law
SB 175-FN relative to foundation aid and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 176-FN relative to ophthalmic dispensing. Died
SB 177-FN-A relative to enhancing prenatal care and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 178 transferring certain account balances to the joint legislative account. Became Law
SB 179-FN allowing real estate firms or brokers to establish interest-bearing trust accounts. Died
SB 180-FN relative to the hearings process on tax abatements for property taxes. Became Law
SB 181-FN relative to the number of winner take all bingo games allowed on one game date and establishing a committee to study certain gambling events. Became Law
SB 182-FN relative to the division of information services. Became Law
SB 183-FN relative to the Lamprey Regional Solid Waste Cooperative. Died
SB 184-FN relative to voter registration. Interim Study
SB 185-FN allowing caterers to subcontract the cooking, preparing, and serving of food. Became Law
SB 186-FN establishing a committee to study household hazardous waste. Died
SB 187-FN relative to establishing water rights for a portion of the Bellamy River for the city of Dover. Died
SB 188 relative to the living will statute. Died
SB 189-FN allowing raffles to be conducted at the same place as bingo games and increasing raffle prize award wholesale costs. Became Law
SB 190-FN establishing a committee to study insurance coverage for infertility. Died
SB 191-FN relative to fines and to loss of driver's license and plates for court defaults and increasing drivers' license fees. Became Law
SB 192-FN-A relative to the office of chief medical examiner. Died
SB 193-FN relative to limits on motorboat speeds. Became Law
SB 194-FN relative to disclosure statements for lobbyists. Interim Study
SB 195-FN relative to campaign expenditure limitations. Became Law
SB 196-FN relative to administrative revocation of motor vehicle licenses of persons under age 21. Died
SB 197-FN relative to code compliance for health care facilities. Died
SB 198-FN relative to de novo hearings in certain cases involving minors. Died
SB 199-FN relative to abused and neglected children. Died
SB 200-FN relative to persons eligible to file requests for property tax abatements. Died
SB 201 allowing each city and town to vote to establish its own tax rate. Died
SB 202-FN relative to due process in the liquor commission's proceedings. Became Law
SB 203-FN relative to the budget of the university system. Died
SB 204-FN waiving tuition for state troopers enrolled in any state school, college or university. Interim Study
SB 205-FN establishing a committee to study the enforcement of RSA 205-A. Died
SB 206-FN relative to liquor licenses for caterers. Became Law
SB 207-FN relative to notification of employee bargaining units prior to introduction of legislation amending the retirement statutes. Died
SB 208-FN relative to the administration of the tax on legacies and successions and other tax laws relating to decedents. Became Law
SB 209-FN relative to issuance of a notice or citation by the probate court to a court-appointed fiduciary for failure to file an inventory or an account of administration and to requirements for notice to beneficiaries. Became Law
SB 210-FN-A relative to drugged driving and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 211-FN to include probation and parole officers in group II of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
SB 212-FN-A establishing a committee to study the method of sweepstakes revenue distribution. Died
SB 213-FN-A relative to the distribution of meals and rooms tax revenue. Died
SB 214-FN exempting specialized programs or equipment of the Christa McAuliffe planetarium from the state's competitive bidding process. Became Law
SB 215-FN relative to the minimum retirement allowances of certain retired teachers. Died
SB 216-FN relative to possession of illegal drugs while operating a motor vehicle. Died
SB 217-FN to permit designation of enterprise zones by the director of economic development, department of resources and economic development. Interim Study
SB 218-FN relative to higher education benefits for children of public safety personnel killed in the line of duty. Died
SB 219-FN restructuring the state art fund. Died
SB 220-FN relative to the district court's jurisdiction over certain children and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 221-FN relative to discount car insurance rates for the elderly. Died
SB 222-FN relative to a study of alternative transportation. Became Law
SB 223 relative to prohibiting the study committee established under 1989, 281:1 from considering whether to move or relocate the Dover toll plaza. Died
SB 224 relative to increasing the bonding authority for industrial development projects for the city of Dover. Became Law
SB 225-FN relative to the higher educational building corporation and loan eligibility. Became Law
SB 226-FN establishing the town of Plaistow as a one-town solid waste district under RSA 149-M. Interim Study
SB 227-FN relative to tuition free classes at state universities for local police officers. Died
SB 228-FN-A relative to the treatment of New Hampshire investment trusts and the open bank assistance program under the New Hampshire business profits tax. Became Law
SB 229 establishing Civil Rights Day and abolishing Fast Day. Became Law
SB 300 reapportioning the New Hampshire congressional districts. Became Law
SB 301 to reapportion the state senate districts. Died
SB 302-FN-A establishing a nonprofit corporation to guide the economic development of New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 303 establishing a committee to study the various options available to fund and deliver medical benefits for state employees and relative to the funding methodology of the retirement system. Became Law
SB 304-FN-A relative to business assistance and institutional arrangements. Became Law
SB 305-FN relative to a coordinator of federal funds. Died
SB 306-FN-A allowing bonus payments in recognition of service during the Persian Gulf War. Became Law
SB 307-FN authorizing disclosure of certain information contained in the records of the department of revenue administration to the office of reimbursements, division of mental health and developmental services. Became Law
SB 308 revising the business corporation act. Became Law
SB 309 prohibiting the distribution of condoms to persons 21 years of age or younger on state property or in schools. Died
SB 310 establishing a chancery court within the superior court which will have jurisdiction over corporate law issues. Died
SB 311 exempting certified fire investigators and certain towing companies from licensure under the detective agencies and securities services act, changing the qualification for fire investigators and changing the date for renewal or reinstatem Became Law
SB 312-FN relative to mandatory testing for health care providers and certain patients for communicable diseases. Died
SB 313 relative to gender balance on boards and commissions. Became Law
SB 314-FN-A-LOCAL making a supplemental appropriation for the board of tax and land appeals and increasing filing fees for appeals to the board. Became Law
SB 315-FN prohibiting judges from waiving repayment of attorneys' fees by defendants for whom public defenders, contract attorneys, or assigned counsel are appointed. Died
SB 316 establishing a committee to study cable television rates and the possibility of introducing competition into the marketplace in order to lower rates. Became Law
SB 317-LOCAL relative to siting manufactured housing in municipalities. Died
SB 318-LOCAL relative to fire protection areas within the town of Litchfield. Died
SB 319 increasing medicaid eligibility for pregnant women and infants. Became Law
SB 320 relative to political advertising by candidates. Died
SB 321 relative to voter registration and changes in party affiliation with town clerks and relative to supervisors of the checklist. Became Law
SB 322 establishing a committee to study the effectiveness of the laws decommissioning nuclear power plants. Died
SB 323 establishing a committee to study the issue of physician self-referrals. Became Law
SB 324 establishing a commission on the family and permitting Jewish Rabbis who are not citizens of the United States to solemnize marriages. Became Law
SB 325 encouraging water companies to work with municipal customers to develop water conservation measures prior to the imposition of rate increases. Died
SB 326-FN relative to the Lamprey solid waste district. Became Law
SB 327 establishing a committee to study the effects of substance abuse on health care and economic costs of the state. Became Law
SB 328-FN restoring funds to the university system. Died
SB 329 authorizing the New Hampshire housing finance authority to assist tenants when a manufactured housing park is undergoing condominium conversion. Died
SB 330 changing the bureau of marine services to the division of marine services, department of resources and economic development. Died
SB 331 relative to gender equity in athletics. Became Law
SB 332 authorizing a municipality to issue bonds to pay the costs of the cleanup of superfund hazardous waste sites. Died
SB 333 relative to a Piscataqua River basin council. Died
SB 334-FN-A authorizing the division of public health services to carry out a rabies surveillance to identify and gauge the threat to the public's health and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 335 authorizing the board of marital mediator certification to establish and collect certification fees, certify certain applicants and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 336 providing an exemption for the issuance of securities by certain established investment companies. Died
SB 337-FN increasing witness fees for law enforcement officers. Died
SB 338 establishing the crime of official abuse. Died
SB 339 relative to regulatory reform and transferring certain responsibilities relative to securities regulation from the department of justice to the secretary of state. Became Law
SB 340-FN clarifying the definition of a school district. Became Law
SB 341 relative to local industrial development authorities. Died
SB 342 relative to resisting arrest or detention. Became Law
SB 343 relative to reconsideration of town meeting and school district meeting votes. Became Law
SB 344-FN relative to filing fees for multiple tax abatement applications filed with the board of tax and land appeals. Died
SB 345-FN requiring reimbursement of certain filing fees paid to the board of tax and land appeals. Died
SB 346 relative to certain orders of protection and to certain restraining orders and requiring arrest for certain violations of such restraining orders and modifying the definition of household member. Became Law
SB 347-LOCAL expanding the role of the Dover Industrial Development Authority. Died
SB 348 establishing a committee to study the present and future needs of the correctional system. Became Law
SB 349-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation to the joint promotional advertising program in the department of resources and economic development. Died
SB 350 expanding the membership of the task force on mental health and criminal justice and continuing the study of the interactions between the mental health and criminal justice systems. Became Law
SB 351 prohibiting the sale of certain products containing phosphorus. Interim Study
SB 352 relative to physical qualifications for police officers. Died
SB 353 relative to copying recordings. Died
SB 354 to create a government council on economic transition. Died
SB 355 requiring that deposits for the purchase or other disposition of manufactured housing be held in escrow accounts. Became Law
SB 356 relative to quality assurance records in nursing homes and health maintenance organizations. Became Law
SB 357-FN prohibiting licensure by any state agency or board where an outstanding court default or bench warrant has been issued and making license application fees non-refundable. Died
SB 358 relative to the industrial development authority study committee. Died
SB 359 relative to expending moneys by the OHRV bureau for trail maintenance expenses. Became Law
SB 360 establishing a committee to study head injury cases in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 361 relative to the impact fee laws. Became Law
SB 362 redefining proprietary medicines to include nonprescription medicines and exempting non-pharmacy retail stores and outlets from classification as pharmacies for the purpose of RSA 318. Became Law
SB 363 relative to health insurance coverage of autologous bone marrow transplants in the treatment of breast cancer. Became Law
SB 364-FN-A establishing an inventor assistance program and continually appropriating a revolving fund. Died
SB 365 prohibiting abortions based on sex selection. Died
SB 366-FN enabling the retirement system board of trustees to invest retirement system assets in participation with commercial entities licensed by the small business administration. Died
SB 367 authorizing the department of resources and economic development to sell the Nansen ski jump facility if no interest exists in the private sector to maintain and operate the facility. Became Law
SB 368 changing statutory references to automobile graveyards, motor vehicle junkyards and junk vehicles to include automotive recycling yards or vehicles. Became Law
SB 369 enabling municipalities to grant property tax incentives to new and expanding businesses and industries in the community. Died
SB 370 relative to health insurance coverage for scalp hair prostheses. Became Law
SB 371 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of year-round schools. Became Law
SB 372 authorizing industrial development financing for the Manchester Airport. Became Law
SB 373 allowing the filing of the ULOR-C form for Rule 504 securities offerings in New Hampshire. Died
SB 374 requiring retail establishments to disclose the existence of certain wax or resin coatings by displaying the shipping label or a large sign. Died
SB 375 allowing the division of parks and recreation to give rewards for information leading to the recovery of stolen division property. Became Law
SB 376-FN-A relative to congregate services programs. Became Law
SB 377-FN relative to penalties for mortgage brokers who fail to file annual reports. Became Law
SB 378 transferring certain duties under the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act from county attorneys to the division of human services and providing for a transition period for such transfer. Became Law
SB 379-FN changing the eligible age for free use of recreation areas from 65 to 70 and extending this privilege to all qualifying individuals. Died
SB 380 relative to membership on planning boards in towns with the town council form of government. Became Law
SB 381 relative to interest on escrow accounts. Became Law
SB 382 establishing a study committee on the selection, nomination and confirmation of judicial appointees. Became Law
SB 383 establishing a committee to recommend a method of screening school district applicants for employment for felony convictions. Became Law
SB 384 relative to foreclosures and sale of mortgaged property. Died
SB 385 to provide insurance coverage for court-ordered psychiatric and psychological services. Became Law
SB 386-FN relative to the publications, specialty items and fund raising revolving fund of the fish and game department and authorizing certain fund raising by the department. Became Law
SB 387 authorizing legally constituted boards and commissions which are created for the purpose of state historic site restoration the option of retaining ownership of any historic site furnishings which they acquire with other than state funds. Became Law
SB 388-LOCAL relative to preserving utility licenses on municipal and state discontinued highways. Became Law
SB 389-FN allowing for the surviving spouse of a POW veteran of war to maintain the POW plates privilege. Died
SB 390 establishing a revenue estimating conference which shall estimate anticipated state revenues. Died
SB 391 relative to the use of surplus campaign contributions by candidates for state office. Became Law
SB 392 relative to guardians ad litem and establishing a committee to study the appointment, use, and compensation of guardians ad litem. Became Law
SB 393 relative to infrastructure development and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
SB 394 relative to the jurisdiction of the labor department over self-insured workers' compensation programs. Became Law
SB 395 relative to penalties for persons less than 21 years of age charged with transportation of liquor. Died
SB 396-FN relative to motor vehicles and defaults on court fines and taxes. Died
SB 397 relative to long-term job supports for severely disabled persons. Died
SB 398 permitting the sale of red deer and elk venison. Became Law
SB 399-FN-LOCAL requiring rabies shots for cats. Became Law
SB 400-FN-A-LOCAL requiring fees in addition to licensure fees for certain dogs which are not spayed or neutered and using the increase to fund a state animal population control program and continually appropriating the companion animal population control fund Died
SB 401 removing the exemption from jury service for physicians and surgeons. Died
SB 402 allowing mutual insurers to convert into stock insurance companies, regulating business transacted with producer controlled property/casualty insurance, and making other changes in the insurance laws. Died
SB 403-LOCAL requiring that dogs and cats placed by shelters and pounds be spayed or neutered. Died
SB 404-FN relative to chiropractic practitioners and privileged communications. Became Law
SB 405-FN relative to driver attitude training for repeat and habitual offenders. Became Law
SB 406 relative to penalties for second DWI offenses. Died
SB 407-FN relative to the acceptance of credit cards for motor vehicle related offenses by clerks of court and bail commissioners. Died
SB 408 prohibiting entities from being sealers of their own weights and measures devices. Died
SB 409 relative to misrepresentations of weight by commercial packagers. Died
SB 410 creating a task force to study establishing precautionary measures to be followed by health care workers to control the spread of AIDS, hepatitis and tuberculosis. Became Law
SB 411-FN relative to special education catastrophic aid. Died
SB 412-FN-LOCAL relative to signage by nonprofit organizations in zoned commercial or industrial areas. Interim Study
SB 413-FN allowing nonprofit organizations to use informational signs on certain highways. Died
SB 414-FN authorizing a pilot program in one county for investigative services for attorneys providing counsel to indigent defendants. Became Law
SB 415-FN-A establishing an economic development matching grants program. Died
SB 416 relative to reporting contributions for testimonials. Died
SB 417-FN requiring notification of associated costs of converting fuel heating systems and allowing recovery for costs of removal of leaking residential tanks from the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Died
SB 418 changing the title of juvenile services officers to juvenile probation-parole officers. Died
SB 419-FN relative to a parental choice in education program. Died
SB 420-FN relative to interviewing children under the provisions of the Child Protection Act. Died
SB 421-FN relative to fireworks. Became Law
SB 422-FN requiring the division of motor vehicles to make notification of license revocation or suspension by certified mail. Died
SB 423-FN establishing a study committee on financial management of public funds. Died
SB 424-FN to prohibit the state from paying dues or other membership expenses for state employees. Died
SB 425-FN-LOCAL relative to statement of expenses for costs incurred for response to forest and brush fires. Became Law
SB 426-FN establishing a task force to develop a strategy to train police, prosecutors and correctional personnel to successfully prevent, investigate and prosecute sexual assault cases. Became Law
SB 427-FN requiring the registration of sexual offenders. Became Law
SB 428-FN designating segments of the Connecticut River for the rivers management and protection program, reclassifying a segment of the Contoocook River, allowing existing hydroelectric facilities to maintain operations, and requiring the establish Became Law
SB 429 relative to selecting engineers, architects, and surveyors by state agencies. Became Law
SB 430 relative to the establishment of regional offices for the vocational rehabilitation division. Became Law
SB 431-FN-LOCAL creating liens in favor of health maintenance organizations for certain benefits provided. Died
SB 432-FN relative to motorcycle noise level limits. Became Law
SB 433-FN relative to the registration and equipment standards of motor vehicles known as street rods. Became Law
SB 434-FN-LOCAL relative to an education program. Died
SB 435-FN relative to temporary, seasonal and part-time state employees. Interim Study
SB 436-FN-LOCAL relative to the property tax exemption for the blind. Became Law
SB 437-FN relative to the New Hampshire Dental Service Corporation. Became Law
SB 438-FN-A relative to the department of transportation equipment inventory fund and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 439-FN relative to the maximum contaminant levels allowed in public water systems and prohibiting permits to be issued for any well to be drilled within a 3-mile radius of any superfund or hazardous waste site. Died
SB 440-FN relative to water conservation strategy for community water suppliers. Died
SB 441-FN-A establishing a statewide enhanced 911 system, continually appropriating a special fund and making an appropriation for initial costs of the system. Became Law
SB 442-FN requiring the state to agree in negotiations to provide less than 100 percent coverage of medical expenses and to pay no more than 80 percent of health insurance premiums for current and retired state employees. Died
SB 443-FN requiring the division for children and youth services to develop, implement and administer an automated case management system and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 444 relative to the definition of ski craft. Interim Study
SB 445-FN establishing a committee to study issues relating to the fishing industry. Died
SB 446-A authorizing construction of exit 10 on the Spaulding turnpike from bonds previously authorized and changing the classification of the Salmon Falls Road in Rochester and Somersworth to class II. Became Law
SB 447-LOCAL increasing the rate of interest paid on the amount of taxes abated. Died
SB 448-LOCAL enabling municipalities to grant property tax credits to commercial enterprises making capital investments, increasing net employment, or undertaking research and development. Died
SB 449-FN-A relative to venture capital and a tax credit against the business profits tax. Died
SB 450-FN relative to capital formation. Became Law
SB 451-FN to require public hearings on proposed agency rules which result in fee changes. Died
SB 452-FN-LOCAL redistricting certain district courts. Became Law
SB 453-FN relative to involuntary commitment procedures. Became Law
SB 454-FN relative to the felony commitment procedure. Interim Study
SB 455-FN relative to the Pease development authority. Died
SB 456-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Died
SB 457-FN relative to sale of beverages by beverage manufacturers. Died
SB 458-FN-A creating a credit against the business profits tax for conversion of defense production to civilian production. Died
SB 459-FN limiting increases in electric rates. Died
SB 460-FN establishing a department of commerce. Died
SB 461-FN relative to the New Hampshire port authority and creating a study committee to establish criteria for the merger of the Pease development authority and the port authority. Died
SB 462-FN relative to optional allowances and beneficiaries under the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 463-FN relative to academic course credit transfers within the university system. Died
SB 464-FN relative to intellectual property. Died
SB 465-FN-A relative to charitable gambling. Died
SB 466-FN providing for informed consent relative to abortion. Died
SB 467-FN-LOCAL requiring evidence of tax payment for the moving of a building or structure. Became Law
SB 468-FN relative to the authority of the ethics committee and relative to reporting gifts and honorariums. Died
SB 469-FN relative to service retirement allowances and continuing education conferences for retirement system board of trustees. Interim Study
SB 470-FN-LOCAL relative to using electronic monitoring devices and community supervision as an alternative to prison. Died
SB 471-FN authorizing child day care to certain AFDC clients. Became Law
SB 472-FN relative to modifying sexual assault statutes and continuing a study committee. Became Law
SB 473-FN-A relative to a fund for organ transplantation and transferring responsibility from vocational rehabilitation to the division of human services. Died
SB 474-FN relative to regular sessions of a district court in towns within the district. Became Law
SB 475-FN relative to retirement system benefits for withdrawing nongovernmental employees. Died

Senate resolutions 19

SR 1 authorizing the Clerk of the Senate to provide for the biennium one daily or two weekly newspapers printed within the state the members and officers Adopted by the Senate
SR 2 adopting the rules of the 1989-90 session as the rules of the 1991-92 session and further that these rules may be changed by majority vote for the next two (2) legislative days. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 relative to the salary and mileage payments to the members of the Senate. Adopted by the Senate
SR 4 concerning FDIC Chairman L. William Seidman and the FDIC. Adopted by the Senate
SR 5 honoring President George Bush for his leadership in the War in the Persian Gulf. Adopted by the Senate
SR 6 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 151-FN. Adopted by the Senate
SR 7 relative to the James Bay II project of Hydro-Quebec. Died
SR 8 establishing deadlines for the 1991 session. Adopted by the Senate
SR 9 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. Adopted by the Senate
SR 10 relative to the operating budget. Adopted by the Senate
SR 11 requesting the department of revenue administration to change its interpretation of the legislative intent concerning the applicability of the business profits tax to the sale and rental of personal residences. Adopted by the Senate
SR 12 urging the commissioner of health and human services to present a plan for the utilization of certain medicaid moneys to the fiscal committee. Adopted by the Senate
SR 21 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 406. Adopted by the Senate
SR 22 proclaiming October 12, 1992 as Native American Day, which day also commemorates the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christopher Columbus. Adopted by the Senate
SR 23 proclaiming Labor Day 1992 as "Help Yourself-Buy American Day". Adopted by the Senate
SR 24 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 677-FN. Adopted by the Senate
SR 25 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 419-FN. Adopted by the Senate
SR 26 urging the United States Congress to continue to operate, develop, and diversify the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Adopted by the Senate
SR 27 condemning a recent cross-burning incident. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 7

SCR 1 relative to L-Tryptophan. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 2 urging the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny a rate increase for Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Died
SCR 3 urging the New Hampshire supreme court to give preferred status to appeals of adoptions. Died
SCR 10 urging that the dual-chartering system for credit unions be preserved and protected. Died
SCR 11 encouraging the U.S. Congress and the President of the United States to consider the economic impact of federal laws and legislation on states. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 12 concerning the constitution of the United States. Died
SCR 13 accepting the factfinder's report and recommendations relative to contract negotiations between the State Employees Association and the state of New Hampshire. Died

House joint resolutions 5

HJR 1-FN concerning the settlement of the Portsmouth, New Hampshire Naval Shipyard and inner Portsmouth Harbor border dispute between New Hampshire and Maine. Became Law
HJR 2 providing that the Kona Wildlife Management Area shall be forever managed by the state of New Hampshire in a manner so as to protect its habitats. Became Law
HJR 3 requesting the university cooperative extension service to continue to work with the governor's commission on the 21st century. Became Law
HJR 4 relative to providing access to Flat Mountain Pond for members of the public. Became Law
HJR 5 urging Congress to place a moratorium on changes in the current medicaid regulations to ensure that New Hampshire's medicaid enhancement fund is fully funded for fiscal years 1992 and 1993. Died

Senate joint resolutions 1

SJR 1-FN requiring the department of education to develop computer education guidelines for public schools. Became Law

HBI 3

HBI 1 relating to equalizing the economic impact of current use taxation. Adopted by the House
HBI 2 relating to the taxation of tax exempt property. Adopted by the House
HBI 3 relating to purchases from beer distributors. Died