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Every bill of 1993-1994

1,784 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 1,095

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1994, and June 30, 1995. Became Law
HB 2-FN relative to state fees, funds, revenues and expenditures. Became Law
HB 25-A making appropriations for capital improvements and establishing a committee to oversee and set priorities for certain appropriations. Became Law
HB 27-A establishing a study committee to examine 2 options relative to the establishment of a new district court facility in the city of Manchester, and amending certain appropriations in HB 25-A. Became Law
HB 50-FN-A relative to the medicaid enhancement tax and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 51-FN-A relative to establishing a tax on business enterprise value tax base, amending the business profits tax and business corporation act, and relative to certain tax credits. Became Law
HB 52-FN-A relative to certain hospitals exempt from the meals and rooms tax. Became Law
HB 53-FN-A repealing the credit to the business profits tax for payment of the nuclear property tax, repealing the nonseverability of the credit to the business profits tax, and reinstating the franchise tax on electric utilities. Became Law
HB 60-FN-A setting a rate for the communications services tax. Died
HB 61-FN-A relative to the rate of the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 62-FN-A relative to the meals and rooms tax for the period beginning July 1, 1993, through June 30, 1995. Died
HB 101 categorizing motor vehicle child passenger restraints by age. Became Law
HB 102 changing the penalty for DWI and boating while intoxicated while transporting a person under the age of 16. Became Law
HB 103-FN requiring 50 percent of moose hunting licenses for each county to be allocated to county residents. Died
HB 104-FN-LOCAL amending the way in which the towns of Londonderry and Sunapee shall collect their taxes for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1994 and December 31, 1993, respectively. Became Law
HB 105-FN removing the requirement that the state inspect meat by making the agriculture commissioner's authority in such matters discretionary. Died
HB 106-FN removing the requirement that the state vaccinate bovines against brucellosis. Became Law
HB 107-FN-A exempting real and personal property of a decedent from the legacies and successions tax when such property passes to or for the use of a sibling or siblings of the decedent who hold the property jointly with a right of survivorship. Died
HB 108-LOCAL permitting counties to establish special equipment accounts for registers of deeds. Became Law
HB 109-FN increasing certain fees and making technical corrections in the tobacco tax and timber tax. Became Law
HB 110 relative to use and derivative use immunity. Became Law
HB 111 repealing the pre-admission screening program for persons entering intermediate care or skilled nursing facilities. Became Law
HB 112-FN extending public assistance granted to needy and dependent children to otherwise eligible parents or needy caretaker relatives and changing a reference from human services to children and youth services. Became Law
HB 113 expanding the financial authority of towns. Became Law
HB 114 relative to hunting restrictions. Became Law
HB 115 repealing reporting requirements for fish or game propagation licensees; and limiting the time bob-houses may be on public property and adding a penalty for violations. Became Law
HB 116 relative to fly fishing on the Connecticut River. Became Law
HB 117 limiting the possessing or taking of marine mammals and prohibiting the taking of a finfish or crustacean with mobile gear and salmon and striped bass with any netting. Became Law
HB 118 repealing the prohibition against fishing on a certain portion of the Winnicut River. Became Law
HB 119-FN-LOCAL relative to the administration and enforcement of the pesticides statutes. Became Law
HB 120 mandating that workers' compensation benefits collected under New Hampshire law be the exclusive remedy for a person injured in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 121-FN authorizing a New Hampshire Pearl Harbor survivor special number plate. Died
HB 122-FN changing Central Street in the town of Newport to a class II highway. Became Law
HB 123 establishing a committee to study the conversion of weight and speed regulations to metric linear measures and metric values. Became Law
HB 124-A repealing an appropriation for an environmental and engineering study and authorization to acquire rights-of-way for construction of a truck lane on U.S. Route 2 in Jefferson. Became Law
HB 125-FN relative to federal funding for rebuilding, modernizing, and maintaining rail properties. Became Law
HB 126-FN requiring the commissioner of transportation to establish an adopt-a-highway program. Became Law
HB 127-FN relative to private lease of state railroad real estate. Became Law
HB 128-FN relative to the penalty for falsifying applications and to the fee for picture identification cards. Became Law
HB 129 relative to possession of scanners when committing a crime. Died
HB 130-FN relative to illegal possession of alcohol. Died
HB 131 repealing a penalty provision regarding anabolic steroids. Became Law
HB 132-LOCAL increasing the borrowing authority of the Bartlett water precinct. Became Law
HB 133 relative to liquid propane gas, motor fuels, diesel fuel, kerosene, and heating oils sold at wholesale or retail. Died
HB 134 relative to penalties, definitions, licenses, permits, registrations, and rulemaking under the weights and measures laws and repealing the law governing the sale of wood. Became Law
HB 135 exempting certain properties from the long-range planning process prior to the sale of the property by the division of human services. Became Law
HB 136-FN-LOCAL pertaining to the authority and operation of the public utilities commission. Became Law
HB 137-FN lowering the level for legal intoxication under the DWI laws from .10 to .08. Became Law
HB 138 repealing statutory provisions relative to a guide's license to take bear. Became Law
HB 139 relative to requirements for transportation of deer, official seals for fur-bearing animal skins, permitting the sale of imported venison to retail outlets and illegal night hunting. Became Law
HB 140-FN-A establishing a task force to study economic incentives and technological opportunities to assist state and local governments and business and industry to increase waste reduction and recycling. Became Law
HB 141-FN modifying the acid deposition control program. Became Law
HB 142 relative to motorcycle noise levels. Became Law
HB 143-FN-LOCAL changing the definition of "drive" to include operating a bicycle. Died
HB 144-FN relative to refunds for unused vehicle plates. Died
HB 145-FN-LOCAL allowing voters in towns to petition to extend the hours of polling. Died
HB 146-FN-LOCAL extending unemployment benefits to certain school employees between academic years. Died
HB 147-FN-A establishing a committee to study the future and direction of New Hampshire state hospital grounds and making an appropriation therefor and relative to involuntary emergency admissions. Became Law
HB 148-FN-A appropriating funds to prevent deterioration of the Walker building and other state buildings at the New Hampshire hospital. Died
HB 149-FN-A establishing a position of grant writer within the division of public health services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 150 prohibiting hunting, fishing and trapping by a person who is in default with any judicial system in the state. Became Law
HB 151-FN permitting the department of fish and game to issue a special deer license to certain licensees, authorizing the executive director to determine the number of deer taken by an archery licensee, and relative to deer tags. Died
HB 152 changing the time period within which a claim may be submitted against the state. Became Law
HB 153 prohibiting the buying and selling of bear and requiring the executive director of fish and game to adopt rules relative to the taking of moose. Became Law
HB 154-FN modifying the definition of high tide as it applies to wetlands. Died
HB 155-FN-LOCAL charging back the costs of education for children in homes or health care facilities to the sending district. Died
HB 156-FN exempting municipalities from the fee charged for water stored by the state. Died
HB 157-FN-LOCAL restricting motor vehicle permit fee revenues collected by municipalities to highway expenditures. Died
HB 158-FN-A changing the distribution of unrefunded road tolls. Died
HB 159 designating a portion of the OHRV registration fees for trail acquisition. Became Law
HB 160-FN requiring that there be separate nonpublic smoking areas for crime victims and their families in county superior courthouses. Died
HB 161-FN-A increasing the membership of the adult parole board. Became Law
HB 162-FN-LOCAL returning all municipal ordinance fines to the municipality. Interim Study
HB 163-FN establishing and continually appropriating a leaking underground storage tank cost recovery fund. Became Law
HB 164 relative to workers' compensation lump sum payments, safety inspections, establishing an insurance fraud investigation unit and establishing a committee to study workers' compensation costs. Became Law
HB 165-FN to establish an inactive pharmacist license. Died
HB 166 relative to felons who own or possess dangerous weapons. Became Law
HB 167 clarifying circumstances under which a person is justified in using deadly force. Died
HB 168 shifting the rulemaking authority from the board of education to the commissioner of education. Died
HB 169-LOCAL allowing town and school district meetings to be held outside the town or school district and relative to the charter of the Holderness School. Became Law
HB 170-FN-A authorizing the business finance authority to accept private funds for investment purposes. Interim Study
HB 171-FN changing procedures applicable to the board of registration in medicine, and clarifying the provisions providing immunity from civil action to members of the board of chiropractic examiners, board of registration in medicine, and board of exam Became Law
HB 172-FN relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 173-FN relative to certification of corrections officers; redefining the term "permanent policeman" to include "state corrections officers" for retirement system purposes; the payment of medical benefits to certain group II retirement system mem Became Law
HB 174-FN-LOCAL relative to cost of living adjustments for members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 175-LOCAL revising the distribution of sweepstakes moneys. Died
HB 176-FN establishing a procedure to test and quarantine equines imported from CEM countries. Became Law
HB 177-FN-LOCAL establishing procedures for the removal of town clerks, tax collectors, and treasurers. Became Law
HB 178-FN relative to the board of examiners of psychology and mental health practice and transferring certain appropriations to the department of justice for consumer protection investigators. Became Law
HB 179-FN allowing new legislators-elect to receive a mileage allowance for attending the legislator's orientation program. Died
HB 180-FN relative to bonus payments and state employment preferences for Persian Gulf War veterans. Died
HB 181-FN-LOCAL relative to fees charged for consultants' review of project plans. Died
HB 182-FN requiring the members of executive branch boards and commissions to file financial disclosure statements. Became Law
HB 183-FN relative to eligibility for parole. Became Law
HB 184 establishing a study committee to oversee the design and planning of a new Plymouth district courthouse. Became Law
HB 185-FN increasing the amount a deputy sheriff is paid when employed as a bailiff. Died
HB 186 relative to notice by automobile insurance companies of policy cancellation. Died
HB 187-FN authorizing the division of public health services to charge fees for copies of data or statistical information. Became Law
HB 188 relative to special number plates for certain veterans. Died
HB 189 establishing a committee to study all the specially issued plates. Died
HB 190-FN giving the department of resources and economic development and the department of transportation joint stewardship over certain rail lines and splitting the lease revenues for certain rail properties between the 2 departments. Died
HB 191 establishing a committee to study physician liability with regard to charitable medical care. Died
HB 192 changing the procedure for submission of proposed rules by the air resources division. Died
HB 193 changing the school foundation aid distribution formula. Died
HB 194-FN-LOCAL relative to rabies control. Became Law
HB 195-FN relative to the sale of cider. Became Law
HB 196-FN relative to the method for financing additional benefits for retirement system members. Died
HB 197 relative to insurance fraud. Became Law
HB 198-FN abolishing the state veterans council. Died
HB 199-FN requiring municipalities to use state police forms for license applications and licenses to carry pistols and revolvers. Became Law
HB 200-FN-A relative to an actuarial audit of the New Hampshire retirement system, paid for from retirement system funds. Died
HB 201-FN changing the definition of "grocery or convenience store" for purposes of the liquor laws. Died
HB 202 allowing use of photographs on file for a duplicate driver's license. Became Law
HB 203-FN-A authorizing the appropriation of funds to compensate the board of engineers for unforeseen expenses related to investigations and enforcement. Died
HB 204-FN-LOCAL relative to blood testing and counseling when wounds are received by employees at their places of employment. Died
HB 205-FN-A relative to the statewide education improvement and assessment program. Died
HB 206-FN permitting the supreme court to establish witness fees and a reasonable allowance for travel-related expenses for certain witnesses in criminal cases. Died
HB 207-FN requiring the department of transportation to conduct a study of a portion of United States Route 3 and New Hampshire Routes 3-A and 11. Died
HB 208 relative to protecting personal privacy. Died
HB 209-LOCAL exempting from the property tax structures erected on owned or leased property which are not buildings and not specifically made taxable under the property tax laws. Died
HB 210 limiting the operation of closed-course competition OHRVs. Became Law
HB 211 requiring the department of fish and game to establish a sound process for the opening, closing and monitoring of shellfish waters. Died
HB 212 relative to voter registration on election day at polling places. Died
HB 213-FN reorganizing the department of safety. Died
HB 214-FN-A relative to results of toxicology tests and the salary of the forensic toxicologist and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 215-FN relative to extradition. Became Law
HB 216 allowing owners of homes damaged by disaster to place temporary manufactured housing on the lot while the home is being rebuilt. Became Law
HB 217-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
HB 218-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the driver training fund. Became Law
HB 219 requiring towns to grant a $1,400 property tax credit to veterans with a service-connected total disability or their surviving spouses. Died
HB 220 relative to the committee studying the real estate valuation and revaluation process. Became Law
HB 221-FN modifying the fish and game department's eminent domain powers. Became Law
HB 222-FN authorizing the court to establish 24-hour emergency access for domestic violence actions. Died
HB 223 changing the bureau of off highway recreational vehicles to the bureau of trails and expanding the bureau's duties. Became Law
HB 224-FN-LOCAL relative to the organization, accountability and liability of municipal fire departments. Became Law
HB 225-FN-LOCAL requiring persons with minimal emergency medical training on buses carrying disabled children. Died
HB 226-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 227 relative to enforcement of parking violations. Became Law
HB 228 requiring children between the ages of one and 12 to wear helmets when riding bicycles, and prohibiting children under one year of age from riding upon bicycles. Died
HB 229-FN relative to expenditures from the highway fund. Died
HB 230 creating a committee to study the allocation of interest resulting from pooled state funds. Died
HB 231-FN transferring the amount above legislative estimates in the vanity plate fund from the general fund to the highway fund. Died
HB 232 permitting the checking of traps at night subject to certain restrictions. Died
HB 233 relative to the equipment challenge grant program. Became Law
HB 234-LOCAL relative to the Winnisquam regional cooperative school district and the Tilton and Northfield union school district. Became Law
HB 235-FN-A relative to soil conservation districts and making a supplemental appropriation therefor. Died
HB 236-FN to require the commissioner of transportation to reduce the amount of salt spread on the state highway system. Died
HB 237 requiring sporting clubs to recommend members to the fish and game commission. Became Law
HB 238 authorizing a member of a cooperative school district to serve on a town budget committee. Became Law
HB 239-LOCAL granting municipalities an option for quarterly billing and collection of property taxes. Died
HB 240 modifying the definition of obscene material. Died
HB 241-FN creating a committee to study the establishment of procedures for medical decision-making on behalf of patients unable to make decisions for themselves. Became Law
HB 242-FN relative to the licensing and training of hoisting engineers. Died
HB 243 establishing a committee to study local planning needs and mandates, and investigating various options available to fund planning services at the local level. Became Law
HB 244 relative to parking violation enforcement. Became Law
HB 245-FN permitting the state treasurer to appoint 2 assistant state treasurers. Became Law
HB 246 relative to health clubs. Died
HB 247 removing the requirement that an executor or trustee under a will give a bond for the payment of debt and legacy and succession taxes. Died
HB 248 to allow municipalities to decide the number of members who serve on recreation or park commissions. Became Law
HB 249-FN-A relative to a lease-purchase agreement between the city of Franklin and the state to design and construct a new district courthouse; and extending lapse dates for certain capital appropriations. Died
HB 250-FN requiring the department of transportation to install a traffic signal light at the intersection of Parade Road, Elm Street and Meredith Center Road in Laconia. Died
HB 251-LOCAL to redistribute sweepstake funds. Died
HB 252 allowing the wetlands board to adopt rules to expedite the permitting process for minimum impact projects. Became Law
HB 253 designating a portion of funds collected under the oil pollution control fund to train and equip personnel in oil spill response. Became Law
HB 254-FN relative to the authority of the state treasurer to void state checks and relative to increasing the fee for checks returned to the state. Became Law
HB 255-A relative to interest rates on short-term borrowing by the state treasurer. Became Law
HB 256 requiring probable cause for pupil locker searches and prohibiting videotaping in areas where pupils have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Died
HB 257-FN establishing a transportation fund to fund transportation infrastructure which cannot be funded with highway fund moneys. Died
HB 258-FN repealing the "bingo card" program registration of certain interstate certificates or permits for truckers. Became Law
HB 259-FN repealing the position of chancellor of the New Hampshire university system and related administrative positions. Died
HB 260-FN-A establishing a used oil collection program and an automobile oil fee to fund such program, and making a supplemental appropriation to the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 261 transferring ownership of the Seabrook Commercial Fish Pier to the town of Seabrook. Became Law
HB 262 providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for teacher members of the retirement system and relative to when cost of living adjustments may be granted to retirement system members. Became Law
HB 263-FN-LOCAL 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. Died
HB 264-LOCAL relative to appointments to the fish and game commission. Died
HB 265 imposing penalties for careless driving. Died
HB 266-FN regulating home improvement contractors. Died
HB 267 correcting a reference in the stalking law. Became Law
HB 268 increasing the penalty for certain subsequent offenses of indecent exposure. Became Law
HB 269-FN extending the minimum period for driver's license revocation or suspension for drug offenses. Died
HB 270 relative to obtaining certain public utility company records. Died
HB 271 adding enhanced criminal penalties for acts of knowing endangerment under the hazardous waste laws. Became Law
HB 272 requiring a balanced state budget. Died
HB 273 creating a committee to study county government. Died
HB 274 limiting the liability of the state or any political subdivision when there is property damage or personal injury on or near a beach and the beach is clearly marked closed. Died
HB 275 allowing towns to create special funds for highway expenditures. Became Law
HB 276 prohibiting a public utilities commissioner or any staff person from communicating about any adjudicatory proceeding and requiring the office of the consumer advocate to be a party to each case before the commission. Died
HB 277-LOCAL extending the powers of heritage commissions to historic district commissions. Became Law
HB 278 relative to joint building committees for the construction of schoolhouses. Became Law
HB 279 prohibiting certain household cleansing products containing phosphates. Became Law
HB 280 relative to zoning requirements for family day care homes. Died
HB 281 to change the Salisbury and Warner town lines. Became Law
HB 282-FN clarifying the public utilities commission's authority to establish a temporary rate schedule and notifying rate payers of changes in rates or conditions of service. Died
HB 283-FN-LOCAL requiring that all capital investments made by a utility be reasonable and useful for current customers before rates are increased to cover the costs of the improvements. Died
HB 284 regarding notice for condominium association meetings and relative to voting by condominium owners. Became Law
HB 285 establishing a study committee to review treatment by the court system of women and children in marital and domestic violence disputes. Died
HB 286 permitting towns to regulate the placement of fill. Died
HB 287 relative to petition to the division of water resources by a municipality for dam disrepair. Became Law
HB 288 relative to teacher representation on the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 289 establishing a committee to study the relationships between counties and municipalities. Died
HB 290 establishing priority of real estate tax liens. Became Law
HB 291 removing the duplicate copy reference on duplicate licenses. Died
HB 292 relative to a home care clients' bill of rights. Became Law
HB 293 relative to notice to tenants prior to the sale of a manufactured housing park. Became Law
HB 294 clarifying municipal liability relative to salting highways. Died
HB 295 requiring commercial establishments that offer public docking or launching facilities to provide toilet facilities. Became Law
HB 296 relative to death with dignity and repealing the prohibition against causing or aiding suicide. Died
HB 297 establishing a committee to study the economic and environmental benefits of conversion to propane gas. Became Law
HB 298-LOCAL authorizing bonding by the town of North Hampton. Became Law
HB 299-LOCAL to allow a person to serve only on the conservation commission, the Died
HB 300 establishing a committee to study the procedural and processing requirements which the current use laws place on municipalities. Died
HB 301-LOCAL authorizing towns to vote to appropriate funds to be used to pay the closing costs of town solid waste facilities over a period of time specified in a contract. Died
HB 302 establishing a time limit on handicapped parking spaces. Died
HB 303 changing the manner in which a person accepts nomination for office by write-in vote. Became Law
HB 304 increasing the allowable income levels for the adjustable and optional elderly exemptions. Died
HB 305 requiring legislative committee chairpersons and vice-chairpersons to be appointed according to party affiliation. Died
HB 306 relative to the right to vote after a voter's name is removed from the checklist. Died
HB 307 permitting municipalities to contract with their road agents without competitive bidding. Died
HB 308 establishing a joint house and senate committee to study the feasibility of allowing a school district the option to vote on whether to belong to an SAU. Became Law
HB 309 prohibiting service-connected disability payments from being used in the calculation of alimony. Died
HB 310 relative to the definition of "bedroom" for the purposes of determining septic system size. Became Law
HB 311 increasing the membership on the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 312 relative to protecting New Hampshire's heritage landmarks and establishing a review process. Became Law
HB 313 relative to mortgage insurance. Became Law
HB 314 relative to commingling of funds and security deposits. Died
HB 315 to require the wearing of motorcycle protective headgear. Died
HB 316 relative to assessments by the joint underwriters association. Died
HB 317 establishing a grant program for closure of unlined solid waste landfills. Became Law
HB 318 changing the requirements for filing notices of intent to cut and reports of cut. Became Law
HB 319 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of using sand or chemicals other than salt for highway snow and ice removal. Died
HB 320 permitting municipalities with burn authorizations to burn leaf or yard waste until the burn authorization expires. Died
HB 321 prohibiting public officers from altering documents filed by the public. Died
HB 322 requiring insurers to provide insureds with a statement reflecting the dollar amount of allowable benefit for medical procedures. Became Law
HB 323 allowing municipalities to waive payment of up to 90 days of interest on the amount by which property taxes are in excess of the total amount of property taxes in the previous tax year. Died
HB 324 relative to conditional discharge of a patient under the mental health laws. Became Law
HB 325 allowing elderly persons who have placed their homes in living trusts to retain their elderly property tax exemptions for the duration of their life estates. Became Law
HB 326 requiring persons who repossess motor vehicles to notify the local police or county sheriff of the repossession. Became Law
HB 327 establishing a committee to study discrepancies between New Hampshire Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Massachusetts Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Died
HB 328 relative to the priority for distribution in insolvency proceedings of fees and costs paid in advance by consumers in relation to a mortgage application. Became Law
HB 329 granting condominium associations a 6-month assessment lien priority over first mortgage or deed of trust liens. Died
HB 330 relative to the authority of municipalities to designate certain roads as class V highways. Died
HB 331 establishing a committee to study the relationship between the state and municipalities regarding home rule. Died
HB 332 authorizing municipalities to create revolving funds to support public recreation parks. Became Law
HB 333 requiring health insurers to notify New Hampshire policy holders who have out-of-state insurance that they may incur different charges than those insured under an in-state plan by the same company. Died
HB 334 establishing a committee to study and evaluate the manner in which the scope of responsibility and relationship of the department of revenue administration to municipalities can be enhanced. Died
HB 335 relative to listing the names of candidates on ballots used in voting machines. Became Law
HB 336 relative to voter registration in cities. Became Law
HB 337 limiting the liability of volunteer and part-paid fire service instructors. Died
HB 338 limiting liability of landowners who, without charge, allow their land to be used for fire, rescue or emergency training. Died
HB 339 relative to reporting requirements for elected officials and candidates. Died
HB 340 relative to technical changes in the small employer insurance law. Became Law
HB 341 relative to a small employer insurance availability act and standardized medical benefits forms. Died
HB 342-LOCAL relative to the use of revenue derived from parking meters for public transportation systems. Became Law
HB 343 relative to an engineer's good samaritan act. Died
HB 344-A relative to a municipality's share of construction and repair of bridges and adding the Thompson bridge in Swanzey to the bridge reconstruction plan. Died
HB 345 establishing procedures for expediting resolution of medical injury claims. Died
HB 346 relative to the award of damages for loss of consortium and loss of society and companionship. Died
HB 347 authorizing the forfeiture of automobiles as a penalty for prostitution violations. Died
HB 348 standardizing forms used by insurance companies for medical benefits claims. Became Law
HB 349 requiring that selectmen or assessing officials be allowed access to property as a prerequisite to appeal of any matter pertaining to a property tax. Became Law
HB 350 authorizing municipalities and the public utilities commission to regulate cable television rates to the extent that federal law permits. Died
HB 351 relative to the positions of town clerk, town treasurer, and tax collector and the terms for such positions. Became Law
HB 352 requiring DWI offenders to supply a certified copy of their New Hampshire drivers license record at the time of enrollment into an impaired driver intervention program. Became Law
HB 353 relative to the police commission in the town of Conway. Became Law
HB 354 relative to electing planning board members in towns without a town council form of government. Became Law
HB 355 establishing a study committee to determine whether the bureau of weights and measures should be within the department of safety. Died
HB 356-LOCAL relative to legal disputes between the state and political subdivisions of the state regarding Article 28-a violations. Became Law
HB 357 allowing the department of motor vehicles to revoke a license for up to 10 years for accidents involving a fatality. Died
HB 358 allowing the creation of or participation in professional corporations by physician assistants. Became Law
HB 359 making a technical change relative to class II highways. Became Law
HB 360 allowing municipalities to adopt a new optional elderly property tax relief exemption. Died
HB 361 relative to credit finance charges. Died
HB 362 requiring vehicle light use during any period windshield wipers are in operation. Died
HB 363 exempting certain nonresidents who are peace officers or hold valid licenses to carry loaded pistols and revolvers from obtaining such license in this state. Became Law
HB 364 relative to the practice of architecture. Became Law
HB 365 prohibiting a person convicted of a felony, sentenced to prison and appealing such sentence, from release on bail. Died
HB 366-LOCAL allowing the town moderator to mediate certain disputes. Died
HB 367 requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Died
HB 368 relative to the definition of "good cause" for the purpose of property tax abatements. Died
HB 369 requiring the commissioner of the department of environmental services and the director of public health services to study the issue of radon levels in the state of New Hamsphire. Became Law
HB 370 establishing a local government advisory committee. Became Law
HB 371 relative to the appointment and qualifications of the commissioners of a local housing authority. Died
HB 372 relative to allowable bingo hall rental fees. Died
HB 373 relative to notification of employees of corrections facilities after exposure to infectious diseases. Became Law
HB 374 relative to testing inmates in county correctional facilities for infectious diseases. Died
HB 375 allowing surviving spouses to retain POW plates. Died
HB 376 relative to the election by nonprofit corporations and municipalities to reimburse unemployment compensation benefits or to pay contributions Became Law
HB 377 allowing persons 21 years of age or older to transport partially consumed bottles of table wine purchased with full course meals from on-sale licensed establishments. Became Law
HB 378 relative to the selection of members of the wetlands board. Died
HB 379 requiring that map and lot numbers be included on deeds. Died
HB 380 relative to the voting procedure at primary elections for registered members of political parties. Died
HB 381 prohibiting a person from working at a polling place as an election officer if a member of the officer's immediate family is on the ballot. Died
HB 382 changing the annual rate of interest on judgments and business transactions. Died
HB 383 establishing a health and recreation trails committee. Died
HB 384 allowing the public utilities commission to limit expenditures of a public utility in a rate case. Died
HB 385-LOCAL enabling public school districts to contract with private schools to provide for the education of at-risk students. Died
HB 386 establishing a committee to study the district court system. Died
HB 387 relative to the use of gender neutral language in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 388 relative to disclosures by the seller of real property. Became Law
HB 389 relative to the disclosure of certain historical information regarding property. Became Law
HB 390 to limit the terms of office for the members of the United States Congress from New Hampshire. Died
HB 391 establishing a committee to study whether to establish a public pay equity system in determining state, county and municipal employee compensation. Died
HB 392 relative to merchants' refund policies. Died
HB 393 relative to duties of supervisors of a checklist. Became Law
HB 394 relative to discrimination in automobile insurance policies. Died
HB 395 relative to death with dignity for certain persons suffering terminal illness. Interim Study
HB 396 establishing a committee to study mechanisms of funding and providing long-term care for the elderly. Became Law
HB 397 eliminating de novo appeals in certain cases of license suspension or revocation and changing the venue of such appeals. Died
HB 398 relative to driver education reciprocity. Became Law
HB 399 removing a certain portion of the blue laws regarding Sunday business activity and relative to certain police regulations. Became Law
HB 400 authorizing the division of water resources to acquire the Oliverian Dam in Benton and transferring certain dam rights and easements to the division of water resources. Became Law
HB 401 rejecting the "fireman's rule" in New Hampshire. Died
HB 402 encouraging the composting of food wastes and recycling of construction and demolition debris. Became Law
HB 403 prohibiting cable television companies from charging for more than one cable connection per residence. Died
HB 404 relative to the prohibited coercion of employees to make political contributions. Became Law
HB 405 relative to financing of manufactured housing. Became Law
HB 406 establishing a committee to study pet overpopulation. Became Law
HB 407 making technical changes to the laws governing the courts. Became Law
HB 408 providing for grace periods on and adjustments to mortgage payments prior to a foreclosure. Died
HB 409 establishing a committee to study and recommend an abortion policy. Died
HB 410-LOCAL relative to the appointment of a deputy town treasurer and the swearing in of town officers. Became Law
HB 411-FN-LOCAL relative to the hours of polling in cities and towns. Became Law
HB 412-FN allowing liquor licenses for billiard facilities. Died
HB 413-FN relative to plumbers and plumbing. Died
HB 414-FN-LOCAL providing a 3.5 percent cost of living adjustment for permanent firemen members of the retirement system. Became Law
HB 415-FN-LOCAL relative to partial payments of past due property taxes. Died
HB 416-FN transferring all authority over OHRVs from the fish and game department to the bureau of off highway recreational vehicles in the department of resources and economic development. Died
HB 417-FN providing a 5 percent cost of living adjustment for permanent policemen members of the retirement system and relative to when cost of living adjustments may be granted to retirement system members. Became Law
HB 418 relative to costs of prevailing employees under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
HB 419-FN-LOCAL requiring seatbelts on all buses transporting school children. Died
HB 420 relative to the instructions to voters on ballots. Died
HB 421 relative to reorganization of the executive branch of state government. Interim Study
HB 422-FN-A exempting meals under $1 from the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 423-FN creating a crimeline fund and authorizing judges to order persons convicted to certain offenses to pay an amount to the crimeline fund. Died
HB 424-FN permitting the state treasurer to pay the costs of bank services from income generated by the state treasury. Became Law
HB 425-A relative to Hampton harbor dredging and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 426-FN establishing a separate account in the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund to reimburse owners of bulk storage facilities for the costs associated with gasoline and diesel product spillage. Became Law
HB 427 relative to the cost of living increases in the AFDC payment standard. Died
HB 428-FN-LOCAL authorizing the county convention for Rockingham county to employ a delegation coordinator. Became Law
HB 429 limiting liability of trappers for certain accidents involving domestic animals. Died
HB 430-FN-LOCAL establishing a recall procedure for elected state and local public officials. Died
HB 431-FN-A establishing a 5 percent tax on golf fees to benefit education. Died
HB 432-FN authorizing the racing commission to license electronic games of chance only at pari-mutuel wagering race tracks. Died
HB 433-FN-LOCAL providing a cost of living adjustment for group I and group II retirement system members. Became Law
HB 434-FN relative to the assessment of the oil import license fee. Became Law
HB 435-FN relative to an alternate state contribution for surface water treatment systems and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 436-FN requiring the division of motor vehicles to provide limited driving privileges to certain persons who have lost their privileges. Died
HB 437-FN establishing a program requiring parents involved with child custody or support issues to participate in certain seminars and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 438-FN requiring criminal history record and protective order checks for sales of handguns by dealers using a premium telephone service and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 439 relative to the profession of engineering. Died
HB 440-FN providing cost of living adjustments for certain employee members of the retirement system. Became Law
HB 441-FN requiring all water utilities to perform a cost of service study to ensure that they are charging only for the actual expense of providing service to a particular town. Died
HB 442-FN creating a new New Hampshire port authority and making an appropriation therefore. Interim Study
HB 443 relative to the applicability of the state-federal unemployment compensation extended benefit program and relative to the status of the commissioner of the department of employment security as an interested party in cases in controversy at the administrat Became Law
HB 444-FN allowing citizens to register to vote while applying for driver's licenses. Died
HB 445-FN-A requiring a study of state and local expenditures and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 446 relative to appointing inspectors of election for school district elections. Died
HB 447-A to acquire land at Odiorne Point and making an appropriation therefore, authorizing the use of certain remaining balances for Hampton Harbor dredging, and making an appropriation therefore for Hampton Harbor dredging. Became Law
HB 448 to define total expenditures made during a state primary campaign. Died
HB 449 relative to listing candidates on general election ballots. Became Law
HB 450 appropriating matching funds to the New Hampshire Historical Society for renovations to the Stone Warehouse in Concord. Became Law
HB 451-FN requiring doctors of naturopathic medicine to be licensed by the naturopathic board of examiners, and regulating naturopathic health care practice. Became Law
HB 452-FN establishing a moratorium on increasing or converting inpatient beds in or to licensed nursing homes, and nursing facilities and to and from residential care facilities and creating a committee to study the issue. Died
HB 453-FN relative to delays in processing applications for state public assistance, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 454-FN removing the requirement that courts approve temporary transfers of county prisoners. Became Law
HB 455-FN increasing the funds available for prevention programs from not less than 5 percent to not less than 6 percent of the appropriation in each fiscal year after 1994, to the division for children and youth services. Became Law
HB 456-FN modifying the bail statutes relative to persons arrested for violating certain protective orders. Became Law
HB 457 making fee splitting or accepting fees for referrals by pharmacists or pharmacies, or ownership of a pharmacy by a licensed practitioner, grounds for suspension or revocation of a pharmacy license. Became Law
HB 458-FN-LOCAL requiring a waiting period for applicants for public assistance who terminate their employment voluntarily without a good cause. Died
HB 459-FN-A establishing a program for a long-term residential treatment program for pregnant and post-partum substance abusing women and their children and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 460 allowing the court to order offenders to pay restitution to the victims' assistance fund. Became Law
HB 461-FN establishing a special organization license plate program. Died
HB 462-FN relative to the victims' assistance fund. Became Law
HB 463-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities reimbursement from the state for aid paid to persons in need due to a delay in aid at the state level. Died
HB 464-FN-A recognizing merchant marines who served in World War II as World War II veterans. Became Law
HB 465-FN-A extending the surcharge on the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 466-FN-LOCAL allowing public access for swimming on all great ponds. Died
HB 467-FN-LOCAL relative to increasing the percentage of state road assistance funds to towns and cities. Died
HB 468-FN reorganizing the department of health and human services. Died
HB 469-A allowing the state treasurer to issue bonds to pay for debt issuance costs and to enter into swap agreements. Became Law
HB 470-FN-LOCAL allowing selectmen or assessors to abate interest accrued on property taxes. Became Law
HB 471-FN relative to default for failure to appear in court or plea by mail. Died
HB 472-FN exempting certain used oil marketers from the hazardous waste cleanup fund fees. Died
HB 473-FN exempting certain charitable organizations from certain charitable trust filing fees. Became Law
HB 474 prohibiting automobile insurers from requiring coverage for an insured automobile for persons in the insured's household under age 25, if the person under age 25 does not drive the insured automobile. Died
HB 475 relative to special permits for the use of crossbows by physically disabled persons. Became Law
HB 476 establishing the crime of stalking and authorizing the state to enforce domestic violence protective orders issued in other states. Became Law
HB 477 to change the date for holding the state primary election. Died
HB 478-LOCAL allowing municipalities to determine the net income requirements under the optional adjusted elderly property tax exemption. Became Law
HB 479 establishing a study committee to recommend regulations applicable to wrecker operators. Died
HB 480 limiting the liability of landowners who allow their land to be used for outdoor recreational or educational purposes. Died
HB 481 enabling municipalities to enact noise ordinances. Became Law
HB 482 providing when a division of land is not considered a subdivision subject to local subdivision regulation. Died
HB 483-FN-LOCAL relative to the licensing of dogs. Died
HB 484-LOCAL requiring the Hillsborough county commissioners to order reductions in county expenditures, under certain circumstances. Died
HB 485 prohibiting casino gambling in New Hampshire. Died
HB 486 designating segments of the Piscataquog River for the rivers management and protection program. Became Law
HB 487 relative to recapturing funds expended on medicaid recipients. Died
HB 488 authorizing the commissioner of corrections to recommend a prisoner to the adult parole board if the prisoner has completed certain programs or treatment. Became Law
HB 489 authorizing the establishment of municipal trails. Became Law
HB 490 permitting a registered voter who is registered as undeclared to vote in a primary election and on the day of the primary election register again as undeclared. Became Law
HB 491-FN-A-LOCAL requiring that certain medicaid enhancement funds be used to augment the funding distributed under the Augenblick formula for state aid to education. Died
HB 492-FN-A relative to the veterans' cemetery committee and site suitability testing for a veterans' cemetery and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 493 relative to purchasing hypodermic needles, educating persons regarding safe disposal of needles and drug rehabilitation and establishing an advisory committee. Died
HB 494 establishing a joint committee on recodification of solid waste laws. Became Law
HB 495 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing casino gambling in the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 496 making ownership of a pharmacy by certain medical professionals grounds for pharmacy permit suspension or revocation. Died
HB 497 allowing towns and school districts to use the official ballot for any issue before the voters. Interim Study
HB 498 relative to the committee reviewing the laws governing tax-exempt property and studying the concept of and criteria for payment in lieu of taxes by tax-exempt properties. Became Law
HB 499 changing a reference to a veterans organization and the qualifications for veterans' property tax credits. Became Law
HB 500 relative to the obligations of lessees of publicly owned property for the payment of property taxes. Became Law
HB 501-FN-LOCAL relative to the distribution of funds made available to municipalities for capital improvements. Died
HB 502 relative to public trust water rights in New Hampshire. Died
HB 503 relative to past legislative enactments authorizing water use in New Hampshire and giving official notice to all water users that the division of water resources will prepare a list of all water users. Became Law
HB 504 relative to organ transplants. Died
HB 505 relative to implied consent for blood alcohol content testing in certain motor vehicle fatalities and making technical corrections to certain provisions of the DWI and implied consent laws. Became Law
HB 506 expanding the time during which a person is prohibited from using a light to locate wild birds or wild animals. Became Law
HB 507-LOCAL requiring a super majority vote in certain matters of spending and taxation. Died
HB 508 permitting a dam to be constructed on Jenness pond in Northwood. Became Law
HB 509-FN-LOCAL requiring the public utilities commission to distribute the economic burden of Seabrook equally among New Hampshire Electric Cooperative's customers. Died
HB 510 relative to certificate of election blanks and write-in votes. Became Law
HB 511 establishing a committee to study the cost effectiveness of family support services. Died
HB 512-FN-LOCAL prohibiting building inspectors from issuing building permits for construction on property on which there is an outstanding property tax balance. Died
HB 513 establishing a uniform employment termination act. Died
HB 514 amending the election laws relative to the political calendar and election ballots. Became Law
HB 515-FN-A requiring the department of transportation to install a barrier separating the north and southbound lanes of U.S. Route I-93 in Franconia Notch and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 516 eliminating the duty of a public employee labor organization to engage in collective bargaining on behalf of employees who elect not to join the organization. Died
HB 517-FN to establish a statewide bingo game. Died
HB 518 relative to automobile insurance premium rates. Died
HB 519-FN making technical changes in the mental health laws and relative to persons providing active care services. Died
HB 520 eliminating straight ticket voting on the ballot. Died
HB 521 relative to maternity benefits. Became Law
HB 522 relative to the observance of Memorial Day. Became Law
HB 523 requiring emblems to assist firefighters to be placed on certain buildings. Died
HB 524 relative to the caller ID block service. Died
HB 525 relative to city budgets for school districts. Died
HB 526 relative to insurance reimbursement for prescription goods and services by New Hampshire pharmacists. Died
HB 527 relative to limiting the taking of deer in Rockingham county. Died
HB 528 relative to the payment of taxes by electronic funds transfer. Became Law
HB 529 requiring certain billing procedures for custodial fees on IRA accounts. Died
HB 530 relative to announcing the results of ballot questions and elections in cooperative school districts. Died
HB 531 prohibiting persons from running as candidates on more than one party ticket in state primary and general elections. Died
HB 532-FN-LOCAL to redistribute foundation aid funds. Died
HB 533 enabling municipalities to bill owners of tax exempt property for services provided. Died
HB 534 enabling municipalities to establish special tax districts. Died
HB 535 relative to the municipal optional fiscal year. Died
HB 536 expanding user fee oportunities in cities and towns. Died
HB 537 relative to registration of sexual offenders. Became Law
HB 538 decreasing the time within which wildlife may be taken. Died
HB 539-LOCAL relative to certain actions not constituting an activity subject to subdivision regulations. Died
HB 540 making application of the current use laws a local option. Died
HB 541 relative to the reporting procedures required for disclosure of contributions for candidates and political committees in state elections. Became Law
HB 542 restricting the interest rate which may be charged on loans, including business and consumer credit loans. Died
HB 543 allowing municipalities to combine the offices of tax collector and treasurer. Died
HB 544 relative to telephone solicitation. Died
HB 545 authorizing the state to enforce domestic violence protective orders issued in other states. Died
HB 546 relative to general contractors bidding for construction work. Died
HB 547 to exempt the real and personal property of societies of Freemasons from taxation. Died
HB 548 providing staggered terms for county commissioners in Carroll county and relative to the payment of burial expenses for assisted persons who die in county nursing homes. Became Law
HB 549 authorizing the executive committee of the county convention to suspend county commissioners. Died
HB 550 extending time limits within which condominium projects can be completed. Died
HB 551-LOCAL requiring voter approval for the issuance of all bonds in cities and town council government towns. Died
HB 552 prohibiting insurance companies from refusing to insure pre-existing conditions. Died
HB 553 establishing a committee to study alternative sentencing. Died
HB 554 reducing the number of public employees required to certify a bargaining unit. Died
HB 555 relative to freshness dating on sandwiches. Became Law
HB 556-FN-A offering a reward for the apprehension of former Newport district court judge, John C. Fairbanks, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 557-FN-A requiring the appropriation of 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 558 requiring the board of education to submit its proposed rules relative to standards and statewide testing and assessment to the standing legislative education committees for approval or objections. Died
HB 559 allowing a customer to terminate service from a water utility. Became Law
HB 560 changing procedures regarding appointment of guardians of minors. Became Law
HB 561 requiring that certain rules adopted by the board of education be approved by the education committees of the senate and the house. Died
HB 562 relative to meetings regarding security issues in correctional facilities. Became Law
HB 563 relative to the authority of creditors to file writs of execution against personal property. Died
HB 564-FN-A lowering the cigarette tax to $.21. Died
HB 565 prohibiting hazing. Became Law
HB 566 relative to towing motor vehicles from commercial parking lots. Died
HB 567-FN-A requiring the office of state planning to conduct a satellite survey of clearcut areas and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 568-FN-LOCAL eliminating the cap on state guaranteed debt issued by towns and cities to close landfills. Died
HB 569-FN-LOCAL relative to flammability testing of seating furniture manufactured for public buildings. Died
HB 570-FN-LOCAL creating a statewide current use reimbursement program. Interim Study
HB 571-FN establishing the emissions reduction credits trading program and creating a committee to study emissions reduction credits trading. Became Law
HB 572-FN-A authorizing the division of forests and lands to assess administrative fines, establishing a forest management and protection fund, and appointing special deputy forest rangers. Became Law
HB 573-FN permitting, regulating and taxing video gambling machine use. Died
HB 574 relative to the certification of insurance agents and brokers. Died
HB 575-FN limiting dog training and authorizing the executive director of fish and game to issue permits for the use of bear dogs to control agricultural and property damage. Became Law
HB 576-FN-A allowing Rockingham Park to avoid increased tax rates for 1995, 1996 and 1997 to repay the state for contributions to the purse fund by making a lump sum payment to the state. Became Law
HB 577 allowing municipalities to post warnings regarding the ice on great ponds. Became Law
HB 578 repealing the requirement that grandparents pay all costs arising out of petitions for visitation with their grandchildren. Died
HB 579 relative to the right of police officers to recover for injuries caused by the wanton or willful conduct of others. Died
HB 580-FN-A relative to the catastrophic illness program fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 581 relative to the use of an altered form of identification to purchase alcoholic beverages. Died
HB 582 establishing a legislative oversight committee on the policies and procedures of the division for children and youth services. Died
HB 583 requiring the commissioner of administrative services to adopt rules changing the amount of general liability insurance required and the language of the general liability insurance provision for state contracts with certain nonprofit contracto Became Law
HB 584-FN-LOCAL increasing the misdemeanor and felony penalty assessment and transferring such increase to municipalities. Died
HB 585-FN requiring state agencies to purchase recycled materials. Became Law
HB 586-FN exempting certain OHRVs from registration fees. Died
HB 587-FN-A extending the surcharge on the communications services tax. Died
HB 588-FN reducing the tolls on the Everett turnpike in the town of Merrimack. Died
HB 589-FN requiring certain entities performing medical utilization review services to register with the insurance department. Became Law
HB 590-FN-A imposing a supplemental tobacco tax to fund health education for minors. Died
HB 591-FN-LOCAL authorizing counties and municipalities to allow payment of local taxes, fees and other charges by credit card. Became Law
HB 592-FN-A establishing a committee to study the state's economic development activities and establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing a community service program in New Hamsphire. Became Law
HB 593-FN-A extending the surcharge on the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 594 relative to medical and surgical benefits for group I and group II retired employees. Became Law
HB 595-FN allowing HIV testing for AIDS of a perpetrator of certain crimes at the request of the victim. Became Law
HB 596 to provide rulemaking notice to municipalities and legislators. Became Law
HB 597-FN relative to the New Hampshire Native Plant Protection Act. Became Law
HB 598-FN authorizing the medical examiner to release corneas in certain cases for use in corneal transplants. Became Law
HB 599-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the development and implementation of charter schools and relative to the duties of the board of education regarding change of school assignment. Became Law
HB 600-FN-LOCAL relative to candidates who seek nomination by nomination papers. Became Law
HB 601-FN-A exempting from the real estate transfer tax certain transfers between land trusts and housing cooperatives. Became Law
HB 602-FN relative to claiming assets which have escheated to the state. Became Law
HB 603-FN-LOCAL relative to energy efficiency in state facilities. Became Law
HB 604-FN requiring that all fees set by statute be reviewed by the legislature on a 6-year basis to insure that such fees reflect only the direct and indirect costs of a program funded or function provided. Died
HB 605-FN-A-LOCAL changing the percentage of a municipality's share for local bridge improvement. Became Law
HB 606-FN authorizing employers subject to the workers' compensation law to establish managed care programs. Became Law
HB 607-FN relative to the plea-by-mail program. Became Law
HB 608-FN-LOCAL relative to a private property protection act. Died
HB 609 designating segments of the Ashuelot River for the rivers management program. Became Law
HB 610-FN requiring joint registration for primary craft and their tender. Became Law
HB 611 establishing a maximum speed limit on New Hampshire tidal waters. Died
HB 612-FN-LOCAL relative to changes in the maximum weekly benefit amount for unemployment compensation. Became Law
HB 613-FN requiring the director of the division of human services to adopt rules changing how earned income is calculated for people who receive aid to the permamently and totally disabled to be consistent with federal law. Died
HB 614-FN changing the definition of disability for the purpose of receiving public assistance. Died
HB 615-FN-LOCAL recodifying the municipal budget law. Became Law
HB 616-FN-A-LOCAL providing for property tax relief and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 617 to prohibit state agencies from charging fees for the inspection of health and safety equipment until after the equipment is actually inspected. Died
HB 618-FN-LOCAL limiting the amount a town or city may receive from sale of property taken in default of redemption. Died
HB 619 upgrading a segment of New Hampshire Route 127 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 620 relative to unemployment benefits for domestic workers. Became Law
HB 621-FN-A relative to the threshold for filing under the business profits tax. Became Law
HB 622-FN relative to solid waste management districts. Became Law
HB 623 establishing a permanent committee to supervise and coordinate the various aspects of the corrections system. Died
HB 624-FN creating a unit within the department of environmental services to certify certain scientists. Died
HB 625-FN-A relative to the sale of fireworks and levying a tax thereon. Interim Study
HB 626-FN-A-LOCAL permitting casino gambling in New Hampshire. Died
HB 627-FN authorizing the department of fish and game to accept the Spencer Pond dam in the town of Canterbury. Died
HB 628-FN requiring the department of safety to keep drivers' records confidential except for certain reasons. Died
HB 629-FN-LOCAL changing the interest rate on delinquent property taxes and subsequent taxes. Died
HB 630 relative to promoting fire safety and diminishing fire losses by requiring the availability of fire extinguishers. Became Law
HB 631 modifying administrative penalties to be paid to the director of safety services and deposited into the boat safety fund. Became Law
HB 632 relative to filing requirements for candidates running for the office of state representative. Died
HB 633 repealing inactive study committees and extending the reporting date for certain study committees. Became Law
HB 634 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of providing a data processing center to produce up-to-date checklists. Died
HB 635-FN relative to social security cost-of-living increases to residents of residential care facilities and community residences and establishing a committee to study the rate structure of residential care facilities. Became Law
HB 636-FN requiring users of the state park system to pay an additional fee to be deposited into the fish and game search and rescue fund. Died
HB 637-FN repealing the position of commissioner of environmental services and transferring all duties within the department to the director of water resources. Died
HB 638-FN requiring voter approval for the issuance of all state bonds. Died
HB 639-FN-A establishing a review board to address grievances of tenants and owners of manufactured housing parks and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 640-FN transferring the supreme court's powers and duties over the state law library to the state librarian and promoting public access to the state law library. Died
HB 641-FN-A relative to an exemption for "S" corporations from the business profits tax. Died
HB 642-FN-LOCAL requiring voter approval for the issuance of all county bonds. Died
HB 643-FN-LOCAL relative to lead poisoning prevention reduction and control. Died
HB 644-FN establishing an office of administrative appeals. Died
HB 645-FN repealing a provision requiring approval by the superior court of rules adopted by the board of tax and land appeals, increasing a filing fee charged by the board; and relative to the effect of an abatement appeal on subsequent taxes. Became Law
HB 646-FN relative to relaying information on budgetary matters to parents of school children. Died
HB 647 requiring the department of transportation to study the feasibility of a bypass around the town of Troy and to reconstruct the N.H. Routes 9 and 119 bridges over the Connecticut river and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 648 permitting emergency unit vehicles to be equipped with sirens. Died
HB 649 exempting certain transactions between community land trusts and housing cooperatives from the common law rule against perpetuities. Died
HB 650 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 651-FN allowing the legislative committee on administrative rules to object to a fee imposed by rule, if such fee does not reflect only the direct and indirect costs of a program funded or function provided. Died
HB 652-FN relative to state fee reform. Died
HB 653 relative to the practice of optometry. Became Law
HB 654-FN clarifying the laws relative to temporary guardianship. Died
HB 655-FN requiring the legislature to participate in the waste reduction and recycling program. Became Law
HB 656-FN to extend medical benefits to group II permanent policemen members on disability retirement who became group II members after June 30, 1988, but before July 1, 1991, and relative to extending medical benefits to persons who retire on a spl Became Law
HB 657-FN-LOCAL repealing the home education laws allowing the state board to adopt rules relative to home education, and making certain other changes relative to education. Died
HB 658-FN relative to access to health care for the uninsured. Died
HB 659-FN relative to road tolls on users of special fuel. Died
HB 660-FN relative to drug forfeiture. Became Law
HB 661-FN-A relative to the highway and bridge betterment program and establishing a committee to examine the problems of an inadequate railroad overpass on NH 135 over the John's River in Dalton, New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 662-FN-A relative to adjustments to gross business profits under the business profits tax. Died
HB 663-FN making technical corrections to the Business Corporations Act, repealing 2 obsolete provisions regarding corporate stock, and relative to interstate cooperation regarding securities laws. Became Law
HB 664-FN relative to the program for the permanently and totally disabled. Died
HB 665 establishing a committee to study the effects and feasibility of a statewide property tax to fund education. Became Law
HB 666-FN-LOCAL increasing fees charged by sheriffs and deputy sheriffs. Died
HB 667-FN relative to relocating certain state offices on the Laconia developmental services site and relocating the lakes region correctional facility. Died
HB 668-FN changing the laws relative to nonemergency involuntary admissions. Died
HB 669-FN transferring the right to appeal in certain cases from a decision of the labor commissioner on workers' compensation from the superior court to the compensation appeals board. Became Law
HB 670-FN repealing the authority of the fish and game department to regulate the taking and sale of clams, clam worms, and oysters and granting municipalities such authority. Died
HB 671-FN increasing the term of a resident's license to carry loaded pistols and revolvers. Became Law
HB 672-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a healthy kids corporation and making an appropriation therefor and continually appropriating a special fund. Became Law
HB 673-FN relative to accounting requirements for moneys received by the state treasurer. Died
HB 674-FN establishing an enhanced emissions inspection and maintenance program and requiring a diesel emissions study. Became Law
HB 675-FN repealing the position of the commissioner of the department of cultural affairs and transferring all duties within the department to the state librarian. Died
HB 676-FN-LOCAL relative to unfunded state mandates and exempting political subdivisions from certain fees imposed by the department of environmental services. Died
HB 677 relative to the term of office for certain commissioners, deputy commissioners, and assistant commissioners of state departments. Died
HB 678-FN-LOCAL relative to unfunded state mandates and exempting political subdivisions from certain administrative fines. Died
HB 679-FN-LOCAL relative to unfunded mandates, limiting the catastrophic aid liability of school districts, and requiring notice and public hearing of state education plans. Died
HB 680-FN-LOCAL relative to unfunded mandates and removing the requirement that a town give notice to certain landowners prior to the discontinuance of certain highways. Died
HB 681-A making an appropriation for certain ski operations. Died
HB 682 reducing the number of peremptory challenges to jurors available to both prosecutors and defense in a trial for murder in the first degree. Became Law
HB 683-FN-LOCAL relative to unfunded mandates and removing certain duties of local officials regarding the checklist and voter registration. Died
HB 684-A-LOCAL relative to the Wolfeboro airport and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 685-FN-A relative to a liquor store in Center Harbor and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 686 relative to legislative review of proposed administrative rules. Became Law
HB 687-FN requiring the installation and use of toll gate barriers at automatic toll collection booths. Died
HB 688 relative to the felonious use of crossbows. Died
HB 689 relative to funds for students residing in organized towns and unorganized places. Became Law
HB 690-FN allowing and regulating limited liability companies and professional limited liability companies. Became Law
HB 691-FN-A relative to gaming revenues and establishing a committee to study the marketing of state lotteries and attitudes concerning the expansion and regulation of gambling in the state and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 692 transferring rulemaking authority from the current use board to the chairman of the current use board, who will implement the recommendations of the board. Became Law
HB 693 legalizing the actions of the Kingston town meeting. Became Law
HB 694 regulating noise from motor vehicle racetracks. Died
HB 1010-LOCAL relative to a 10-year transportation plan. Became Law
HB 1050-FN establishing the health care transition fund, making certain appropriations, and clarifying the procedure relative to the uncompensated care administration fund. Became Law
HB 1100 relative to the importation, possession and sale of wolf hybrids and establishing a study committee on wolf hybrids. Became Law
HB 1101 relative to the collection of protested checks by the department of safety and relative to an outside lease for the electricians board. Became Law
HB 1102 requiring all buildings built by public funds to have pitched roofs of at least 10 degrees. Died
HB 1103 redefining the term "camp" for boys and girls. Became Law
HB 1104 making a person who knowingly causes the death of a judicial officer guilty of capital murder. Became Law
HB 1105 limiting the suspension of sentences. Became Law
HB 1106 making a person, who engages in a pattern of sexual assault against a person less than 16 years of age, guilty of aggravated felonious sexual assault. Became Law
HB 1107 making crack cocaine subject to greater penalties under the controlled drug act and prohibiting the operation of methadone maintenance programs. Became Law
HB 1108 relative to the appointment of members to the northeast interstate dairy compact commission and relative to the certification of milk laboratories. Became Law
HB 1109 relative to dual enrollment. Became Law
HB 1110 relative to the license waiver period for speech and language pathologists, and repealing the sunset review of the administrative attachment of the board of marital mediators. Became Law
HB 1111 permitting one-day family fishing licenses upon payment of a certain fee. Became Law
HB 1112 permitting the executive director of fish and game to purchase merchandise for resale and necessary operating supplies and materials. Became Law
HB 1113 relative to claims filed under RSA 541-B against both the state and an agent of the state. Became Law
HB 1114 relative to child support enforcement orders. Became Law
HB 1115 relative to violations of RSA 205-A. Became Law
HB 1116 relative to the release of health care data. Became Law
HB 1117 relative to new motor vehicle arbitration. Became Law
HB 1118 eliminating the requirement that the annual cost per patient rate for patients at the New Hampshire hospital or Glencliff home for the elderly be determined in accordance with the administrative procedure act and relative to persons with hea Became Law
HB 1119 authorizing the expenditure of funds already appropriated for the relocation of the day care center on the New Hampshire hospital campus, and relative to certain technical changes in the mental health laws. Became Law
HB 1120-LOCAL making procedural and housekeeping changes regarding the board of tax and land appeals. Became Law
HB 1121 repealing the standardbred breeders and owners development agency. Became Law
HB 1123-FN-LOCAL relative to membership in group II of the New Hampshire retirement system and employment with the police standards and training council. Died
HB 1124 extending the maximum time to exercise the option for jury or non-jury trial under the pilot program eliminating trial de novo in misdemeanor cases in Rockingham county. Became Law
HB 1125 permitting collection agencies to accept assignments of debts. Died
HB 1126 making an assault upon a peace officer a class B felony. Died
HB 1127 requiring timely mailing of payments or remittances relating to tax liens and tax sales, tax lien and tax sale redemptions, and payments of subsequent taxes. Died
HB 1128 revising the selection process for the board of education. Died
HB 1129 establishing a committee to study reducing the number of state classified and unclassified positions. Died
HB 1130 relative to the qualifications for a state representative to hold office. Died
HB 1131 making all cases or court records of the division for children and youth services open to the public. Died
HB 1132 relative to the failure to renominate or reelect teachers. Died
HB 1133 allowing organization members' spouses to assist at bingo games. Became Law
HB 1134 increasing the penalty for criminal threatening and reckless conduct with a deadly weapon. Became Law
HB 1135 relative to a study committee of resolution of family issues within the state court system. Became Law
HB 1136 repealing the requirement that hunters expose the carcass of deer. Became Law
HB 1137 permitting the use of arrows without the name and address of the owner. Died
HB 1138-FN-LOCAL allowing free parking for jurors serving at regional jury trial courts. Interim Study
HB 1139-FN-LOCAL allowing any individual under 18 years of age access to high school equivalency (GED) testing. Died
HB 1140-FN expanding activities permitted under special hunting licenses for persons 68 years of age or over. Interim Study
HB 1141-FN-A eliminating cigarette stamps. Died
HB 1142-FN relative to lenders regulated by the banking department and relative to consumer credit transactions. Died
HB 1143 increasing the penalties for illegal clamming. Became Law
HB 1144-FN permitting the executive director of fish and game to issue a special deer permit to allow the taking of one additional deer and relative to the permit fee. Became Law
HB 1145-FN relative to cashers of checks and setting certain fees. Interim Study
HB 1146-FN-LOCAL relative to climate control upgrades for year-round schools. Died
HB 1147-FN relative to parental liability for support of dependent children on public assistance. Became Law
HB 1148-FN-A to exempt certain individuals from the payment of the tax on interest and dividends. Died
HB 1149 to require prompt public notification of radioactive releases and other safety related events at nuclear power plants. Died
HB 1150 requiring a financial institution to allow an applicant for a mortgage loan to select an appraisal firm from a list of firms supplied by the institution. Died
HB 1151 prohibiting the use of certain motorized craft on Spoonwood Pond in the town of Nelson. Became Law
HB 1152 requiring insurance companies to give discounts to drivers over 55 years who complete an approved driver safety course. Died
HB 1153-FN adopting the revised Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act. Became Law
HB 1154 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing a separate arbitration board for recreational vehicle defects. Became Law
HB 1155 establishing a committee to study the economic feasibility of the sale of state signs, special state license plates, and other related state items. Died
HB 1156 allowing the school board to provide transportation to certain pupils when directed by a vote of the school district meeting. Died
HB 1157 extending the time for a motion for rehearing under RSA 541. Became Law
HB 1158 relative to the state's policy regarding the review and assessment of new health services and relative to the membership of the health services planning and review board. Became Law
HB 1159 requiring manufactured housing park owners to compensate residents for relocation costs due to change in land use of the park. Interim Study
HB 1160 requiring certain questions pertaining to gambling to be included on the official ballot for the 1994 state general election. Died
HB 1161 relative to the authority of the state to regulate political advertising which is broadcast. Died
HB 1162-FN authorizing the department of environmental services, division of water resources, to acquire certain dams. Interim Study
HB 1163 relative to state immunity on land opened for recreational uses. Died
HB 1164 requiring a hearing and determination of dangerousness before a person found incompetent to stand trial may be ordered to remain in custody. Became Law
HB 1165-LOCAL repealing requirements for a census of disabled students, and providing for additional special education reimbursement for certain pupils. Became Law
HB 1166 relative minutes and decisions of nonpublic sessions under the right to know law. Died
HB 1167 relative to electing the county commissioners for Belknap county. Died
HB 1168 eliminating the requirement that any person applying for a mooring permit furnish the director of safety services with proof of a boat registration or boat ownership. Interim Study
HB 1169 relative to the membership of the aviation users advisory board. Died
HB 1170 allowing patients at Friendship House in Bethlehem to fish without a license. Interim Study
HB 1171 relative to requirements for submission of plans for sewage or waste disposal systems. Became Law
HB 1172 prohibiting employees of the liquor commission from holding elected state and local offices. Died
HB 1173 prohibiting a right turn on red when a walk signal is on. Became Law
HB 1174-LOCAL allowing the selectmen, under certain circumstances, to manage town real property. Became Law
HB 1175 relative to self-defense as a proper purpose for issuance of a license to carry a pistol or revolver and relative to the scope of the license. Died
HB 1176-FN requiring a writ of habeas corpus to be filed in the superior court of the county in which the person is incarcerated. Became Law
HB 1177 establishing an advisory committee on child care. Became Law
HB 1178-FN relative to licenses to carry loaded pistols and revolvers. Interim Study
HB 1179 relative to the information required in agency requests for appropriations during the budget preparation process. Became Law
HB 1180 modifying the arson statutes to include historic structures and increasing the penalty. Became Law
HB 1181 relative to oral authorizations for interceptions of communications in certain emergencies. Died
HB 1182 defining "government entity" with regard to liability of volunteers of government entities. Died
HB 1183-FN-LOCAL providing a retirement allowance for teachers retired prior to July 1, 1957, and relative to the time for granting cost of living increases for retirement system members. Became Law
HB 1184-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the foreign exchange student programs in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1185-FN relative to fees charged for the registration of private pesticide applicators. Became Law
HB 1186 making a breach of confidentiality a violation of oath of office for town officers. Became Law
HB 1187 relative to the signature of manufactured housing park owners on deeds and the fee for such signature and relative to land fee increases in manufactured housing parks. Became Law
HB 1188 increasing the penalty for killing a police dog or police horse. Became Law
HB 1189 relative to emissions testing and establishing a committee to examine the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 and implementation of the Act. Became Law
HB 1190 authorizing the state to notify the victim of a sexual assault of the perpetrator's test results for HIV virus. Became Law
HB 1191-FN relative to victims and victims' compensation. Became Law
HB 1192 establishing a committee to study the issue of the elderly and the cost of prescription drugs. Died
HB 1193 amending the charter of St. Mary's Bank and relative to charter conversions by banks. Became Law
HB 1194-FN relative to the board of accountancy and related professional fees. Became Law
HB 1195-FN-LOCAL consolidating the pari-mutuel commission and sweepstakes commission into a gambling commission. Died
HB 1196-FN changing the composition of the liquor commission. Died
HB 1197-FN transferring the responsibility for public rest areas from the department of transportation to the office of vacation travel. Died
HB 1198-FN waiving the filing fee for any petition to the superior court alleging a violation of the state right-to-know law. Died
HB 1199 relative to state referendum questions on proposed changes in the New Hampshire house of representatives. Died
HB 1200-FN relative to compensation paid for property taken by eminent domain in New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1201-FN relative to a companion animal population control fee for cats. Interim Study
HB 1202 relative to rules in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1203-FN making technical amendments to the banking laws. Became Law
HB 1204-FN establishing a procedure for the acquisition, condemnation, or removal of dams to be followed by the department of environmental services, division of water resources. Died
HB 1205-FN-LOCAL licensing commercial animal boarding facilities and establishing fees for such licensure. Died
HB 1206 relative to the procedure to follow when an optional elected town office is discontinued. Became Law
HB 1207-FN relative to the administration of small estates. Became Law
HB 1208 creating a study committee to study the feasibility of issuing titles to all undocumented motorized vessels in New Hampshire inland and coastal waters. Became Law
HB 1209-FN relative to administrative motor vehicle license suspensions. Became Law
HB 1210-LOCAL requiring cooperative school districts to base part of their costs on a town's valuation. Died
HB 1211 relative to the authority of municipal water departments and to fees charged by such departments and relative to the Freedom Village Water Precinct. Became Law
HB 1212-FN revising the special education mediation provisions to include neutral conferences. Became Law
HB 1213-FN-A appropriating funds to the state commission for human rights for the purpose of hiring temporary personnel and establishing a time-frame within which decisions on complaints before the commission must be made. Became Law
HB 1214-FN relative to driver safety at highway construction sites. Became Law
HB 1215-FN-LOCAL establishing 400 separate districts for the election of state representatives and renumbering state representative districts. Died
HB 1216 allowing the exclusion of certain corporate officers and members and managers of limited liability companies from workers' compensation coverage. Became Law
HB 1217-FN-LOCAL relative to the apportionment of cost of bridge maintenance between municipalities and relative to the carrying capacity of bridges. Became Law
HB 1218-FN-LOCAL establishing maximum class sizes as currently specified in rules of the state board of education. Died
HB 1219 requiring that state publications be written and printed in English. Died
HB 1220 requiring utility companies to connect service in a property owner's name during certain months. Died
HB 1221-LOCAL prohibiting the taking of game on Sundays and enabling a municipality to adopt ordinances relative to certain hunting practices in its community. Died
HB 1222 requiring that recounts of certain secret ballot votes take place at the town or school district meeting. Became Law
HB 1223 increasing the age that child passenger restraints are required from 12 years of age to 18 years of age. Died
HB 1224-FN-LOCAL authorizing the governor to include or remove counties from the emissions inspection and maintenance program. Died
HB 1225 relative to access to medical care. Died
HB 1226 relative to filling vacancies on the county executive committee. Became Law
HB 1227 allowing insurance companies, which indemnify victims, restitution for damage caused by certain criminal acts and establishing priority rights as between such victim and the indemnifying entity. Became Law
HB 1228 recodifying RSA 289, relative to cemeteries, providing for the protection of old cemeteries, and relative to the fee for a copy of a burial record. Became Law
HB 1229 prohibiting municipalities from limiting the terms of their local officials. Died
HB 1230 relative to the residency requirement for elderly exemptions from the property tax. Died
HB 1231 establishing a committee to oversee the site selection, design and construction of a New Hampshire law enforcement memorial. Became Law
HB 1232 prohibiting annulments for certain crimes. Became Law
HB 1233 making an employer liable for lost employee benefits and employee obligations caused by the employer's untimely payments and making a plan administrator liable for failing to meet certain employee notification requirements. Became Law
HB 1234 allowing condominium unit owners to post "for sale" or "for lease" signs inside their condominium. Died
HB 1235 requiring an HIV test upon a third or subsequent conviction of prostitution. Died
HB 1236 prohibiting the use of aerosol self-defense spray weapons against a law enforcement officer or in the course of committing a crime. Became Law
HB 1237 relative to probation-parole officers and making interference with the duty of a probation or parole officer a crime. Died
HB 1238-LOCAL relative to time computation for purposes of statutory construction. Became Law
HB 1239 requiring peace officers to be trained in assisting sexual assault victims and giving the state police jurisdiction in certain sexual assault offenses. Died
HB 1240 permitting a person to have contact with water in a public water supply when loading or unloading a boat or rescuing a person or animal that has accidentally fallen into the water. Died
HB 1241 relative to the submission and approval of plans and specifications for sewage disposal systems. Died
HB 1242 establishing a study committee to encourage the adoption of the metric system by state agencies, educational institutions and private industry in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1243 requiring "johns" to publish their convictions in local newspapers. Interim Study
HB 1244 repealing the Uniform Photographic Copies of Business and Public Records as Evidence Act and repealing certain provisions regarding witness testimony and admissibility of evidence. Became Law
HB 1245 requiring the sweepstakes commission to obtain legislative approval before introducing any new video or electronic games of chance. Died
HB 1246 relative to ballot access for political parties. Died
HB 1247 allowing a police officer to arrest a drunk driver outside such officer's jurisdiction on the property of a medical facility in certain circumstances. Became Law
HB 1248 requiring disclosure that a buyer's premium at certain auctions in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1249 relative to reporting diseases which may threaten the integrity of the blood supply. Died
HB 1250 requiring that any person who is authorized to treat water at a water treatment plant be certified as an operator. Died
HB 1251 relative to the time period during which a certifying officer may reconsider a determination regarding unemployment benefits. Became Law
HB 1252 allowing mail claims in certain instances in filing for unemployment compensation, relative to disqualification for benefits due to self-employment, and relative to eligibility requirements for benefits. Became Law
HB 1253 permitting awards of enhanced damages in civil suits against intoxicated drivers. Died
HB 1254 relative to the performance of uncompensated public service by persons convicted of crimes. Became Law
HB 1255 making technical amendments to the limited liability company laws. Became Law
HB 1256 allowing probate judges to accept other forms of securities in lieu of bonds from administrators of estates. Became Law
HB 1257 relative to the public use of beaches. Interim Study
HB 1258 establishing a committee to study use of tax credits to aid in job creation. Died
HB 1259 relative to filling a vacancy for an unexpired term in the office of selectmen. Died
HB 1260-FN-LOCAL establishing a task force to study public education funding issues. Became Law
HB 1261-FN requiring that no public water access areas shall be constructed without the preliminary approval of the public water access advisory board. Interim Study
HB 1262-FN relative to the compensation for medical, hospital, and remedial care under workers' compensation and relative to medical and surgical benefits for certain state employees. Became Law
HB 1263-FN authorizing the public utilities commission to allow alternative forms of regulation, removing the incorporation requirement for telecommunications utilities, exempting accounting standards from certain format requirements, and expanding the commission' Became Law
HB 1264-FN increasing the membership of the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Died
HB 1265-FN-LOCAL allowing city treasurers to invest money belonging to the city in certain investment instruments. Died
HB 1266-FN requiring certain property seized by the department of fish and game to be returned if the owner reimburses the department for expenses and pays the required fine. Became Law
HB 1267-FN prohibiting the department of fish and game from imposing any penalty on a person greater than that ordered by a court. Died
HB 1268-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the department of transportation to add traffic signals and make improvements to certain portions of U.S. Route 3 and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1269-FN-LOCAL licensing operators of manufactured housing parks and relative to fees for such licensure. Died
HB 1270-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to integrate any changes in the municipal budget act into the school district laws. Became Law
HB 1271-FN eliminating southbound tolls at exits 10, 11 and 12 on the Everett turnpike. Died
HB 1272-FN requiring the pari-mutuel commission to pay for certain laboratory urine tests. Became Law
HB 1273-FN prohibiting the department of transportation from rejecting a competitive bid for a capital project because the bid includes the use of recycled rubber for paving material. Died
HB 1274-FN establishing a committee to examine the impact of changing the name of the department of fish and game to the department of wildlife and marine resources. Died
HB 1275-FN relative to filing fees for certain charitable corporations. Died
HB 1276-FN establishing a quality management council for state government. Died
HB 1277 allowing a grace period in which old registration plates may be valid prior to required new registration. Died
HB 1278-FN-A making an appropriation to fund the position of state curator. Died
HB 1279-LOCAL relative to taxpayer inventory forms and procedures. Died
HB 1280 relative to requiring identifying information and credibility verification regarding the reporter and reports, and revising certain definitions in the child protection act. Died
HB 1281 raising the burden of proof to support allegations under the child protection act. Died
HB 1282 allowing coyote hunting at night and establishing a license fee for hunting coyote at night. Became Law
HB 1283 relative to transporting scrap metal. Became Law
HB 1284 increasing the restitution amount for illegally taking or possessing certain game. Became Law
HB 1285-FN-LOCAL permitting solid waste management districts to contract with certain persons for solid waste management services. Became Law
HB 1286-FN establishing a board of real property inspectors, requiring the licensing of inspectors, and setting certain fees. Died
HB 1287 relative to exemption of pension money and retirement or profit- sharing benefits from the trustee process. Died
HB 1288 establishing a state advisory and oversight committee on the education of children with disabilities and in accordance with federal requirements. Became Law
HB 1289-FN allowing new legislators-elect to receive a mileage allowance for attending the legislator's orientation program. Died
HB 1290-FN replacing the bank commissioner with the state treasurer as an ex officio voting member of the New Hamsphire retirement system board of trustees. Became Law
HB 1291 limiting the jurisdiction over estates and guardianships by the probate courts. Died
HB 1292 requiring certain disclosure during recruitment by multi-level or network marketing businesses. Died
HB 1293 amending the charter of the union school district of Keene. Became Law
HB 1294 extending the termination date of the lifesaver i.d. pilot program. Became Law
HB 1295-FN establishing a department of natural resources. Interim Study
HB 1296 establishing a committee to examine and introduce legislation consolidating the county departments of corrections with the state department of corrections. Died
HB 1297-FN relative to adding statements of original intent to bills and resolutions. Died
HB 1298 prohibiting a legislator from becoming a lobbyist until 2 years after the expiration of the legislator's term. Interim Study
HB 1299-FN permitting the department of revenue administration, with the approval of the joint legislative fiscal committee, to obtain office and working space. Died
HB 1300-FN-A requiring the state to pay certain costs of employing superior court bailiffs and establishing a committee to study the use of per diem compensation. Became Law
HB 1301 changing the notification deadline for teachers who are not renominated or reelected. Interim Study
HB 1302-LOCAL making aircraft operating areas subject to property taxation on the basis of current use. Interim Study
HB 1303 permitting the recording of communications with one party's consent and establishing a study committee to study the admissibility of lawfully acquired communications. Died
HB 1304 relative to licensure of humane societies without animal shelters. Died
HB 1305 prohibiting the use of state moneys, or voucher or similar payment programs to pay for nonpublic school education. Died
HB 1306 prohibiting term limitations for state senators and state representatives. Died
HB 1307 prohibiting a person from holding an elected or appointed municipal and county office at the same time. Died
HB 1308-FN-A establishing a committee to review all aspects of New Hampshire's participation and the operation of the New Hampshire building at the Eastern States Exposition and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1309 prohibiting insurance companies from mandating that automobile glass repairs be made at specific glass companies or locations. Became Law
HB 1310 permitting municipalities to take land by eminent domain for conservation purposes. Died
HB 1311 prohibiting term limitations for members of the United States Congress from New Hampshire. Died
HB 1312 prohibiting wholesalers from delivering beer in kegs to the general public. Died
HB 1313-FN requiring the department of safety to issue an automotive recycling dealer as many sets of number plates as such person may require. Became Law
HB 1314-FN-A-LOCAL to abolish the collection of tolls along state highways and to increase the gasoline tax. Died
HB 1315 relative to annulments of criminal records of persons who have served a term of imprisonment. Died
HB 1316 prohibiting discrimination based on genetic characteristics. Died
HB 1317 relative to bad checks. Died
HB 1318 relative to reporting requirements for elected officials. Became Law
HB 1319-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the state to fully fund the Augenblick formula by FY 1996. Died
HB 1320 regulating commerce pertaining to consumer transactions involving credit reporting agencies. Became Law
HB 1321-FN relative to liquor licenses for full service restaurants. Became Law
HB 1322-FN requiring the department of fish and game, after a hunting injury or death, to immediately suspend a hunter's license pending an investigation. Died
HB 1323-FN requiring certificates for persons providing vocational rehabilitation services under the workers' compensation law and relative to fees for such certificates. Became Law
HB 1324-FN relative to training for parents so they can provide kindergarten education to their children. Died
HB 1325-FN requiring the publication of an AIDS/HIV handbook. Died
HB 1326 limiting the export of timber harvested on state-owned forest lands. Died
HB 1327-FN establishing a study committee to recommend legislation allocating responsibility over all aspects of freshwater and saltwater aquaculture between the department of agriculture and the department of fish and game. Became Law
HB 1328-FN-LOCAL to officially change the name of the town of Northumberland to Groveton. Died
HB 1329-LOCAL clarifying the definition of public employee for purposes of workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 1330 prohibiting an employer from requiring union membership as a condition of employment. Died
HB 1331 authorizing cities and towns to adopt reporting requirements for candidates for municipal offices. Died
HB 1332-FN relative to certain private entities operating emissions inspection stations. Died
HB 1333-FN requiring any municipality borrowing from the state water pollution control revolving loan fund program to provide the department of environmental services with evidence of its ability to repay the loan. Died
HB 1334 regulating the licensure and practice of title insurance agents, including fees. Interim Study
HB 1335-FN making the attorney general responsible for payment of witness fees in criminal cases and eliminating certain obsolete provisions regarding witness fees. Became Law
HB 1336 relative to services which certain liquor licensees may perform with regard to beverage stocking and displays. Became Law
HB 1337 relative to designating a managing broker in a real estate branch office in the event of a vacancy. Became Law
HB 1338-FN relative to hearing aid dealers and increasing the fees for persons seeking registration as hearing aid dealers. Interim Study
HB 1339 relative to bank boards of directors or trustees. Became Law
HB 1340-FN requiring the general court to hold sessions in the evening. Interim Study
HB 1341 requiring delivery of non-subscription publications to cease 14 days after written notification by the recipient. Died
HB 1342 prohibiting cable companies from requiring consumers to obtain converter boxes to receive cable television service and allowing franchising authorities to impose certain conditions on the use of scrambling devices. Died
HB 1343 establishing a study committee to examine the development of interactive communication systems among the public schools in the state, and establishing a committee to study the problem of suicide among young people. Became Law
HB 1344 requiring financial institutions which sell notes to disclose the sale price of the note to the debtor and any obligor on the note, upon request. Died
HB 1345 relative to payments to the state treasurer. Became Law
HB 1346-FN authorizing the department of environmental services to impose administrative fines under air pollution control, asbestos management and control, the acid rain control act and the air toxic control act, and to subject to rulemaking the designation of tox Interim Study
HB 1347 requiring a financial institution to allow an applicant for a mortgage loan to select a hazardous waste site assessment firm from a list of firms supplied by the institution. Died
HB 1348-A authorizing the expansion of the Spaulding turnpike over Little Bay from bonds previously authorized. Interim Study
HB 1349 relative to representation of business organizations in small claims court. Became Law
HB 1350 expanding the definition of "party" for purposes of the election laws. Died
HB 1351-LOCAL allowing municipalities to defer interest on property tax payments assessed after a property reappraisal. Died
HB 1352 relative to the choice of "none of the above" on the ballot. Died
HB 1353 establishing a committee to study the structure of administrative and service delivery areas for certain social services. Died
HB 1354 providing that one member of the state board of education shall be a currently certified and employed New Hampshire public school teacher. Died
HB 1355 prohibiting sale of blue lights to persons who are not law enforcement officers and prohibiting police officers driving unmarked cars from apprehending motorists. Interim Study
HB 1356-FN relative to the duties of the members and the director of the state veterans council. Became Law
HB 1357 requiring that any company engaged in the business of leasing motor vehicles provide full disclosure of all aspects of a lease agreement to a potential purchaser. Interim Study
HB 1358-FN relative to a state contribution for meeting Clean Air Act provisions. Interim Study
HB 1359 increasing the penalties for certain DWI offenses and repealing the multiple DWI intervention program. Died
HB 1360-FN requiring that Purple Heart plates display the purple heart in its actual color and charging a fee to any person exchanging a plate not in its actual color. Died
HB 1361 requiring automobile dealers in New Hampshire to periodically provide the original purchaser with a summary of all service bulletins. Died
HB 1362 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing electric-powered craft on lakes and ponds in the state except for those closed because they are used as public water supplies. Interim Study
HB 1363 requiring that, if the posted or advertised sale price of a product is not charged to the customer, the customer receives the product free. Died
HB 1364 changing the renewal date for a license to carry a pistol or revolver. Became Law
HB 1365 clarifying legislative intent relative to municipal ordinances. Died
HB 1366 prohibiting the use of unmarked police vehicles at night. Died
HB 1367 creating an advisory committee to the statewide mass transportation and air quality projects planning study being conducted by the department of transportation. Became Law
HB 1368 establishing a commission to examine governmental reorganization. Became Law
HB 1369 requesting the judicial council to study issues regarding faxed documents. Became Law
HB 1370 allowing certain inclusions in a public utility's rate base. Interim Study
HB 1371 relative to claiming the homestead right in a levy by sale of an execution on real estate. Became Law
HB 1372 establishing the granite state cultural legacy award. Became Law
HB 1373 prohibiting the use of hearsay evidence in child abuse and neglect cases. Died
HB 1374 requiring the department of transportation to study United States Route 4 between New Hampshire route 108 and Scammel Bridge. Died
HB 1375 allowing voters to override a request for a secret ballot or a request to retake a vote at town and school district meetings. Died
HB 1376 making the act of taking a motor vehicle with the intent to deprive the owner for 24 hours or more a class B felony. Died
HB 1377 requiring an optometrist or ophthalmologist to release prescriptions for replacement contact lenses, and setting certain fees for certain out-of-state business registration and renewal. Became Law
HB 1378 allowing nonprofit agencies and individuals serving disabled persons to apply for walking disability placards. Died
HB 1379 establishing a committee to implement the recommendations of the 1991-1992 task force on government operations and the Winter Commission Report. Became Law
HB 1380-LOCAL prohibiting municipalities from taxing as real estate antennas, towers and related or supporting structures used exclusively in the operation of amateur radio communications stations. Became Law
HB 1381 allowing proposed ordinances to be placed on the official ballot used for the election of town officers. Died
HB 1382 creating a special committee to study the turnpike toll collection system and make recommendations and making an appropriation for the study from the turnpike fund. Became Law
HB 1383-LOCAL relative to the disclosure of the financial status of towns and school and village districts and providing a method for deficit reduction. Became Law
HB 1384-FN regulating art therapists and authorizing licensing fees. Interim Study
HB 1385-LOCAL changing the property tax rate for single family homeowners. Died
HB 1386-FN relative to appointment and payment for guardians ad litem and instituting a process for handling complaints regarding the guardian ad litem system. Died
HB 1387 relative to the acceptance of risks in recreational activities for the purpose of determining comparative fault in civil actions. Interim Study
HB 1388-LOCAL requiring that warrant articles on planning and zoning issues use common landmarks and street names for setting boundaries and relative to the town report. Died
HB 1389 establishing a study committee to examine lowering physicians' malpractice insurance rates and capping damages awarded in malpractice actions. Died
HB 1390 establishing a committee to study issues related to the New Hampshire/Vermont solid waste district created under RSA 53-D. Became Law
HB 1391 relative to consumer protection and going out of business sales. Became Law
HB 1392 making a second or subsequent obscenity violation a class B felony and modifying a definition of sexual conduct. Became Law
HB 1393 relative to consumer choice in home television programming. Died
HB 1394 reducing the mandatory minimum sentence for a habitual offender convicted of unlawfully operating a motor vehicle. Died
HB 1395 reserving a certain number of moose hunting lottery permits for senior citizens. Died
HB 1396 limiting the use of information compiled by consumer reporting agencies. Died
HB 1397 relative to a limitation on telephone company release of telephone call records. Died
HB 1398 establishing a committee to study the possibility of linking the New Hampshire port authority with the Pease International Trade Center by rail or pipeline. Became Law
HB 1399 relative to the road toll on users of special fuel. Became Law
HB 1400 relative to providing pain relieving medication to individuals who are terminally ill. Interim Study
HB 1401 providing an exemption to homeowners relative to the installation of plumbing. Interim Study
HB 1402 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating a Strafford county fire department. Died
HB 1403 requiring the department of fish and game to suspend a fish and game license agent's authority to issue licenses for one year upon failing to require necessary proof for the issuance of a license and making such person guilty of a class B misd Became Law
HB 1404-FN requiring a fiscal note for bills which change a civil or criminal penalty. Died
HB 1405 relative to voting and party membership, special write-in ballots for overseas and armed services voters, change of party affiliation, nomination by write-in votes, and the checklist used at village district elections. Became Law
HB 1406 to permit the placement of candidates' names only once on the ballot. Died
HB 1407 changing the title of Washington's Birthday to Lincoln and Washington Day. Died
HB 1408-FN requiring state agencies to pay the New Hampshire Bar Association dues and fees of attorneys which they employ. Died
HB 1409 authorizing the public utilities commission to adopt rules relative to voluntary construction standards for compliance with increased energy efficiency standards. Died
HB 1410 relative to zoning board of adjustment rehearings. Became Law
HB 1411-LOCAL enabling municipalities and counties to establish geographic information systems and charge fees for their use. Became Law
HB 1412 prohibiting any person who is receiving, or whose spouse is receiving, retirement system benefits from serving as a member of the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 1413 relative to the report of the public water rights study committee. Became Law
HB 1414 prohibiting discrimination by public utilities. Died
HB 1415-LOCAL relative to approval of the goals and future conditions section of the master plan by the local legislative body. Died
HB 1416 relative to liens on manufactured housing. Became Law
HB 1417-FN requiring the state to pay a portion of the cost of health insurance for legislators and allowing spouses of legislators to obtain such insurance at their own expense. Died
HB 1418-FN-A relative to the business enterprise tax and reinstituting the bank franchise tax. Died
HB 1419-FN-LOCAL relative to calculation of fees for motor vehicle registration permits. Became Law
HB 1420 relative to the sale of defective vehicles and vehicle leases which are not sales or security interests. Became Law
HB 1421-FN-LOCAL requiring owners to enroll land in current use for a 10-year period and changing the rate of the land use change tax. Died
HB 1422-FN-LOCAL relative to the dog control laws and the portion of the dog license fee retained by town and city clerks. Became Law
HB 1423 relative to genetic testing. Interim Study
HB 1424-FN-A relative to the exemption for hospitals under the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 1425 requiring a certain minimum water flow before property may be sold. Died
HB 1426 relative to the placement of candidates' names on the ballot. Became Law
HB 1427 establishing a committee to study amateur athletics. Interim Study
HB 1428 requiring legislative approval for the naming of state-owned buildings and of certain formations, and relative to the naming of Northwood Pioneer State Park. Died
HB 1429-LOCAL exempting municipal recreation programs from child day care licensing regulation. Became Law
HB 1430 repealing the annual commemorative rifle or shotgun lottery. Became Law
HB 1431-FN providing for the election of members to the county convention as a separate county office. Interim Study
HB 1432 amending the law against discrimination to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Died
HB 1433 establishing a committee to review and make recommendations regarding health education in public schools. Became Law
HB 1434-FN establishing a special season and setting license fees for handgun hunting. Died
HB 1435 relative to the penalty for a second or subsequent offense for carrying a pistol or revolver without a license. Died
HB 1436 exempting vessels in the federal channel from reduced speed requirements. Became Law
HB 1437 requiring members of certain professions to provide written notice to their clients or customers if such professionals do not carry malpractice insurance. Interim Study
HB 1438 adopting the striped bass as the state saltwater game fish. Became Law
HB 1439 establishing license and license fee requirements for the taking of sea urchins. Became Law
HB 1440-FN permitting the aquaculture of oysters, relative to waterfowl stamps, and establishing a special account within the fish and game fund. Became Law
HB 1441 establishing school teacher termination procedures. Died
HB 1442-FN-A relative to a real estate transfer questionnaire and relative to the applicability of the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 1443-LOCAL relative to town meetings and public hearings in large towns. Became Law
HB 1444-FN authorizing the use of on-site recycling and greywater waste treatment systems as an alternative waste disposal system and authorizing inspection fees. Died
HB 1445-FN-LOCAL relative to patients requiring long-term care. Died
HB 1446-FN requiring the state to accept the Union Leader building and authorizing the commissioner of administrative services to determine its best use. Died
HB 1447-FN making communications of advanced registered nurse practitioners privileged, extending certain duties to ARNPs, relative to temporary licensure for certain registered nurse graduates, and establishing a study committee. Became Law
HB 1448-FN requiring that certain documents and publications be included in the state depository law. Interim Study
HB 1449 relative to professional standards review organizations for physical therapists. Became Law
HB 1450-LOCAL permitting municipalities to expand the information contained on property tax bills and to include other bills and tax abatement information mailings with property tax bills. Became Law
HB 1451-LOCAL authorizing towns and school districts to vote to allow proxy voting at school district meetings and at town meetings. Died
HB 1452 relative to confidentiality of medical records. Died
HB 1453 allowing certified clinical social workers to obtain third party payments for services rendered which would otherwise qualify for such payments. Became Law
HB 1454 relative to competitive bidding, and budget, personnel and purchasing procedures in Rockingham county. Died
HB 1455 making technical amendments to the business corporations laws and clarifying the limitation of liability of officers. Became Law
HB 1456 relative to mental health care service providers. Died
HB 1457-LOCAL requiring vacancies in the office of state representative to be filled by a vote of the county convention for the remainder of the representative's term. Died
HB 1458-FN-LOCAL to provide incentive through school building aid for establishing and maintaining public kindergarten programs, and establishing a committee to review the maximization of revenues from programs administered by the New Hampshire sweepstakes com Became Law
HB 1459-FN relative to private investigation agencies and security services. Died
HB 1460-FN naming a portion of New Hampshire route 28 in Wolfeboro the Gary Parker Memorial Highway and naming a portion of New Hampshire route 25 in Rumney the Joseph Gearity Memorial Highway. Died
HB 1461 establishing a committee to study the issue of health care provider cooperative agreements in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1462-LOCAL relative to the approval by the division of water supply and pollution control of plans for sewage disposal systems. Became Law
HB 1463 modifying the definition of angling. Became Law
HB 1464 establishing a special moose hunting permit for certain landowners. Died
HB 1465 relative to the statute of limitations for filing a civil action alleging child abuse and establishing a study committee on actions for civil damages arising out of sexual and physical assault on children. Interim Study
HB 1466 including advanced registered nurse practitioners in insurance policies for certain conditions. Became Law
HB 1467 requiring any pre-owned automobile purchased from a dealer to be capable of passing the state inspection process, except as provided in RSA 358-F. Interim Study
HB 1468 allowing builders to use native lumber when the lumber is certified or stamped by a New Hampshire wood processing mill. Became Law
HB 1469-LOCAL relative to the definition of "impact fee" for the purpose of innovative land use controls. Became Law
HB 1470 relative to the eviction process. Died
HB 1471-FN-LOCAL relative to reinstating local control over hazardous or endangering practices of pesticide use. Died
HB 1472-FN making an appropriation to the fund for domestic violence programs. Became Law
HB 1473 relative to tenants with unacceptable lead blood levels. Died
HB 1474-LOCAL allowing towns to maintain emergency lanes on class VI highways and private ways. Became Law
HB 1475-FN requiring a person purchasing a hunting, fishing or combination license to purchase a wildlife management habitat stamp for an additional fee. Interim Study
HB 1476-LOCAL relative to certain definitions under the environmental laws, municipal liability and the tax sale and lien process, and the liability of owners of hazardous waste facilities. Became Law
HB 1477 changing the judicial district for Thompson and Meserve's Purchase. Became Law
HB 1478-FN-A prohibiting the business enterprise tax from being levied retroactively. Died
HB 1479-LOCAL requiring smoke detectors in buildings upon the sale or transfer of the buildings. Interim Study
HB 1480 requiring physicians to attend pain treatment seminars as a condition for license renewal. Died
HB 1481-LOCAL relative to property tax exemptions and municipal core service charges or fees. Interim Study
HB 1482-FN-LOCAL relative to increases and conversions of inpatient beds under the certificate of need law. Died
HB 1483 implementing recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention relative to the laws requiring a prescription to possess hypodermic needles and modifying the drug paraphernalia laws applying to syringes. Died
HB 1484-LOCAL relative to the tax-exempt status of certain properties and changing the membership of a study committee reviewing the laws governing tax-exempt property and studying the concept of and criteria for payment in lieu of taxes by tax exempt p Became Law
HB 1485-FN establishing a fuel testing program to determine the accuracy of octane rates, creating a licensing procedure for persons engaged in the transfer or sale of motor fuels, and establishing fees and penalties for violations. Interim Study
HB 1486-FN relative to preserving private property rights. Died
HB 1487-FN-LOCAL relieving county attorneys of responsibility for criminal prosecutions and requiring the governor to appoint state attorneys responsible to the attorney general for such purposes. Died
HB 1488-A requiring the department of transportation to redesign the Spaulding turnpike between exits 11 and 16 from bonds previously authorized under RSA 273-A:2. Died
HB 1489-FN requiring state courts to furnish copies of rules, laws, and cases cited in rulings and opinions to the parties involved; and requiring that supreme court rules be adopted in accordance with the public notice and hearing requirements of RSA 541-A. Died
HB 1490-FN relative to rescheduling adjudicative proceedings and hearings held before state agencies. Interim Study
HB 1491-FN relative to signage and fees charged for installation, replacement and removal of signs. Died
HB 1492-FN establishing a procedure for the licensing of independent contractors and setting certain fees. Interim Study
HB 1493-FN-A relative to tax refunds from the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 1494-FN-LOCAL relative to the notification requirements for parties affected by certain major water projects. Died
HB 1495-FN relative to the definition of "racing program" for the purposes of assessing taxes on simulcast races and establishing a committee to study the pari-mutuel tax structure in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1496-FN-LOCAL requiring towns, whenever a hazardous or potentially hazardous waste spill occurs, to notify the department of environmental services and certain downstream communities. Died
HB 1497-FN requiring that testimony in public hearings and executive sessions of legislative committees be taped. Died
HB 1498-FN-LOCAL relative to the type of voting machines which may be used in municipalities. Became Law
HB 1499-FN-LOCAL establishing a maximum class size of 20 students per teacher for all grade levels in the public schools. Died
HB 1500-FN defining "out-of-state pharmacy" and requiring the registration of such pharmacies that sell to individuals within the state. Interim Study
HB 1501-FN-A requiring the department of transportation to repair the road from New Hampshire route 10 to Bedell state park and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1502-FN removing certain reporting requirements for persons who wish to sell venison. Became Law
HB 1503 establishing a committee to study economic development in rural New Hampshire through the enhancement of fish, game and nongame programs. Interim Study
HB 1504-FN-LOCAL requiring certain damage disclosure upon the sale or transfer of an automobile. Interim Study
HB 1505-FN allowing persons other than police officers to attend courses given by the police standards and training council and to become certified to be municipal or county police officers. Interim Study
HB 1506-FN-LOCAL relative to the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 and establishing a committee to study voter registration by mail. Became Law
HB 1507-FN relative to licensing tattoo parlors and practitioners of tattooing and the fees for such licensure and making an appropriation for the purposes of the act. Became Law
HB 1508-FN relative to premiums charged under the workers' compensation assigned risk pool and establishing a committee to study the workers' compensation rate system. Interim Study
HB 1509 exempting persons participating in an American Water Ski Association event from the wearing of certain personal flotation devices. Became Law
HB 1510 relative to the availability of on-site foreign currency exchange. Died
HB 1511-FN allowing cooperative electric utilities to be exempted from regulation by the public utilities commission. Died
HB 1512-FN requiring the pesticide control board to receive and address requests from the public for hearings before the board and establishing a citizens advisory committee. Became Law
HB 1513-FN-A exempting certain veterans' organizations from the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 1514-FN-LOCAL establishing a "gifted and talented program" for certain public schools. Died
HB 1515-FN relative to the emissions reduction credits trading program. Became Law
HB 1516-FN-A transferring duties and powers with respect to the law library from the state library to the supreme court, and transferring a judicial branch position in the law library to the state library and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1517-FN relative to taking or harvesting clams and relative to clam license fees. Died
HB 1518-A requiring the department of transportation to redesign and reconstruct a portion of exit 6 on the Spaulding turnpike from funds previously appropriated. Became Law
HB 1519 limiting any pecuniary benefit received by directors and officers of charitable trusts. Became Law
HB 1520-FN-A-LOCAL raising certain taxes and revenue to fund public kindergarten. Died
HB 1521-FN restricting the courts' penalties for civil and criminal contempt. Died
HB 1522-FN-LOCAL to establish the department of the state law library. Died
HB 1523-FN-A establishing a state veterans' cemetery and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1524-FN relative to the executive reorganization of the department of education. Became Law
HB 1525 relative to communications that constitute harassment. Became Law
HB 1526-LOCAL allowing municipalities to appropriate funds to maintain certain municipal roads. Died
HB 1527 prohibiting the sale and use of lead fishing sinkers except to persons with commercial salt water fishing licenses. Interim Study
HB 1528-FN-LOCAL establishing a safe school zone and relative to school violence. Became Law
HB 1529-FN relative to the apportionment, priority of and limitations on bridge betterment funds. Became Law
HB 1530-FN relative to the child protection act and providing protection from informers. Died
HB 1531-FN imposing a surcharge on fines and default payments which are overdue to the courts. Died
HB 1532-FN-LOCAL requiring the division of public health services to establish a needle exchange program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1533 relative to the composition of the pesticide control board. Became Law
HB 1534-FN-LOCAL establishing a task force to recommend a framework for ongoing solid waste planning in New Hampshire and extending the reporting deadlines of the solid waste laws recodification committee. Became Law
HB 1535-FN-LOCAL exempting certain vessels from the state vessel registration fee and the boat fee. Died
HB 1536-FN authorizing the court to issue emergency temporary orders telephonically. Became Law
HB 1537-FN establishing $.50 as the maximum fee which state agencies or bodies may charge per page for copies of documents. Died
HB 1538-FN-A to repeal the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 1539-FN establishing a statewide intermodal transportation planning and improvement program. Became Law
HB 1540-FN permitting the state to commit certain persons convicted of sexually violent crimes for psychiatric treatment after they have completed their sentences. Interim Study
HB 1541 establishing an executive branch ethics committee. Interim Study
HB 1542-FN-LOCAL establishing a teacher evaluation program. Interim Study
HB 1543-FN-A relative to interest from youth development center resident trust accounts, allowing the administrator to establish other accounts, and changing the title of the "bureau of secure care" to the "bureau of residential services." Became Law
HB 1544 replacing the capital budget with separate capital expenditure bills. Died
HB 1545 relative to disclosure regarding contests and gift giveaways. Became Law
HB 1546-FN-LOCAL to provide an additional service retirement option for group I teacher members of the retirement system. Died
HB 1547-FN relative to privatization of liquor sales and license fees. Died
HB 1548-FN relative to medical and surgical benefits for state employees and establishing a committee to study eligibility requirements for receiving state medical and surgical benefits. Died
HB 1549-FN-A-LOCAL proposing a 2 percent tax on pet products to fund a spay/neuter program. Died
HB 1550 establishing a joint committee to examine the best way to ensure an efficient system of criminal prosecution at the district and superior court level. Died
HB 1551-FN-A to reimburse the city of Franklin and Merrimack county for their 1993 employer's contribution to the New Hampshire retirement system in contested employment cases; relative to the appropriation to the division of forests and lands forestp Became Law
HB 1552-FN-LOCAL relative to the certification of employer contributions by the retirement system board of trustees. Became Law
HB 1553-A making a capital appropriation to the supreme court for the design of an administrative office building. Became Law
HB 1554-FN authorizing the executive director of the department of fish and game to hire clam wardens. Died
HB 1555-FN establishing a lobster management plan. Interim Study
HB 1556-FN-LOCAL establishing the position of fiscal officer for Rockingham county. Died
HB 1557-A making an appropriation for the design and construction of the Plymouth district courthouse. Died
HB 1558-FN relative to certification of cable franchise authorities. Interim Study
HB 1559 relative to smoking in indoor public places. Died
HB 1560-FN permitting termination of marriages by agreement without court approval, and requiring binding arbitration of all marital disputes based upon irreconcilable differences. Died
HB 1561 allowing a choice of the motto on New Hampshire license plates. Interim Study
HB 1562-FN establishing an uninsured motorist claims fund. Died
HB 1563 imposing a value added tax and repealing certain state and municipal taxes and fees. Died
HB 1564-FN-LOCAL authorizing a resident of a municipality to participate in the municipality's health plan at that resident's own expense. Died
HB 1565-FN adding an exemption from inspections for certain boilers. Interim Study
HB 1566-FN relative to the duties of the secretary of state, including accounting for certain fees, relative to voting in organized places which are not organized for voting, relative to the declaration of intent form, relative to filing for a speci Became Law
HB 1567-FN relative to the medical fee schedule, businesses with 25 or more employees and other aspects of workers' compensation. Died
HB 1568-FN-LOCAL requiring the division of public health services to take certain actions relative to indoor air quality in public facilities and establishing a committee to study indoor air pollution. Became Law
HB 1569-FN relative to administrative review of suspended or revoked motor vehicle licenses. Interim Study
HB 1570-FN-A-LOCAL decreasing the temporary rate of the meals and rooms tax from 8 percent to 7 percent. Died
HB 1571-A appropriating funds for the design and renovation of the Brown building, making a capital appropriation for the construction and furnishing of the Plymouth district courthouse, and relative to the capital appropriation for the fire standar Became Law
HB 1572 relative to indexing public employee labor relations board decisions and filing fees and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1573 relative to the confidentiality of proceedings for guardianship of a minor. Became Law
HB 1574 extending the reporting deadline for certain study committees. Became Law
HB 1575-FN requiring the public utilities commission to investigate the concerns of residents of the town of Goffstown served by the Dunbarton Telephone Company. Died
HB 1576 establishing a procedure for medical decision-making on behalf of patients unable to make decisions for themselves. Died
HB 1577-LOCAL to legalize, ratify, and confirm the municipal action taken by the town of Lisbon in issuing a $736,000 general obligation bond in connection with the construction of a sewer and water disposal facility in the town of Lisbon. Became Law
HB 1578 relative to the jurisdiction, membership, duties, and complaint procedures of the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
HB 1579-FN-A-LOCAL relative to safety and managed care under the workers' compensation law and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1580-FN-A increasing the funds appropriated to finance the gubernatorial transition and relative to the duties of the bank commissioner. Became Law
HB 1581 establishing a committee to study the University of New Hampshire cooperative extension. Became Law
HB 1582-FN relative to state house health services. Became Law
HB 1583-FN requiring that dairy products known to contain the genetically produced bovine somatotropin growth hormone be so labeled. Interim Study
HB 1584-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a uniform statewide property tax to provide local property tax relief and to equalize funding for education. Died
HB 1585-FN consolidating administration of the bureau of risk management and the workers' compensation commission; relative to managed care benefits for state employees awarded workers' compensation benefits; relative to the board of claims, and abolish Became Law
HB 1586-FN-LOCAL regarding victim and law enforcement access to certain confidential information regarding a juvenile offender. Became Law
HB 1587-LOCAL relative to the Littleton Water and Light Department. Died
HB 1588-LOCAL altering the southeastern boundary line between the towns of Hampton and Seabrook and providing for a referendum. Became Law

House resolutions 46

HR 1 to adopt the rules of the 1992 session as printed in the 1991 Black Book, with amendments from the 1992 Session and that any House rule may be amended by majority vote through the last Thursday of January (Jan. 28th). Adopted by the House
HR 2 appointing a committee of three to assign seats to members. Adopted by the House
HR 3 appointing a committee of eleven members to select a suitable person to act as Chaplain during the 1993 session. Adopted by the House
HR 4 relative to taping of all sessions of the House for use in confirming permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 5 approving House Clerk's staff as per RSA 17-E:5. Adopted by the House
HR 6 approving the House Sergeant-at-Arms staff as per RSA 17-E:5. 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 inclement weather. Adopted by the House
HR 9 regarding legislative salary and mileage payments. Adopted by the House
HR 10 calling for a special run-off election for representative to the general court between Thomas J. Kirby and Richard G. Hagan. Adopted by the House
HR 11 encouraging an expenditure by the house of representatives to allow the house to participate in a current use survey conducted by the university of New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
HR 12 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal year 1993. Died
HR 13 urging the Federal Communications Commission to enact regulations to preclude cable television operators from charging for more than one cable connection per residence. Adopted by the House
HR 14 amending House Rules 101 through 115. Adopted by the House
HR 15 honoring Representative Caroline L. Gross of Concord for receiving the New Hampshire Bar Association 1993 President's Award for Distinguished Service to the Public. Adopted by the House
HR 16 memorializing former State Representative Nelson E. Barker of Stratham. Adopted by the House
HR 17 memorializing State Representative Roger B. Larochelle of Manchester. Adopted by the House
HR 18 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of an amendment to HB 257-FN. Died
HR 20 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 570-FN-LOCAL. Adopted by the House
HR 21 on the observance of St. Patrick's Day. Adopted by the House
HR 22 relative to the U.S. FIRST competition. Adopted by the House
HR 23 saluting Representative Bonnie Lou McCann for her service in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Adopted by the House
HR 24 urging continuing sanctions against the governments of lands which constitute what was the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia prior to January 1, 1991. Adopted by the House
HR 25 urging congress to support the 1986 Land and Resource Management Plan for the White Mountain National Forest. Adopted by the House
HR 26 amending House Rules as prescribed by House Resolution No. 1 Rule 34(c). Adopted by the House
HR 27 honoring the Office of Legislative Services on its thirtieth anniversary. Adopted by the House
HR 28 memorializing Representative Maggie B. Terninko of Nottingham. Adopted by the House
HR 40 memorializing State Representative Lowell D. Apple of Hooksett. Adopted by the House
HR 41 recognizing July 28, 1994 as Parents' Day. Died
HR 42 urging the Ozone Transport Commission to not recommend that the EPA mandate an ozone reduction and air quality program without prior legislative authorization from member states. Adopted by the House
HR 43 memorializing State Representative Daniel P. McNerney of Goffstown. Adopted by the House
HR 44 memorializing State Representative Caroline L. Gross. Adopted by the House
HR 45 relative to cable television programming availibility and retransmission consent. Adopted by the House
HR 46 urging that impeachment proceedings be instituted against Strafford county probate judge Gary R. Cassavechia. Died
HR 47 adopting amendments to the house rule regarding capital spending legislation. Died
HR 48 encouraging the speaker of the New Hampshire house of representatives to establish a study committee on the cost and feasibility of televising sessions and committee meetings of the New Hampshire house of representatives. Adopted by the House
HR 49 urging the general court to support federal legislation on consumer choice in cable and telephone service. Adopted by the House
HR 50 amending the House Rules for the 1994 Session. Adopted by the House
HR 51 honoring the Nashua High School Center of Applied Technology team, winners of the United States Skill Olympics. Adopted by the House
HR 52 memorializing State Representative Howard F. Mason of Wilton. Adopted by the House
HR 53 memorializing former Representative Ernest R. Coutermarsh Sr. Adopted by the House
HR 54 encouraging declassification and dissemination of documents and materials relating to American POW/MIAs Adopted by the House
HR 55 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 1135. Adopted by the House
HR 56 memorializing House Clerk James A. Chandler. Adopted by the House
HR 57 memorializing State Representative John F. O'Brien. Adopted by the House
HR 58 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of SB 636. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 27

HCR 1 relative to a universal health care program in New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 2 calling for a federal constitutional convention to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution to abolish the electoral college. Died
HCR 3 encouraging the emphasis of United States military history into the school curriculum and directing that November 1993 be designated as "Armed Forces History Month." Adopted by both chambers
HCR 4 urging Congress to enact legislation that allows citizens of the United States of America to designate a portion of their federal income taxes to be used solely for federal debt reduction. Died
HCR 5 urging the federal government to pay $50 to AFDC recipients for each time period represented by the amount in arrears. Died
HCR 6 relative to an abortion policy. Died
HCR 7 calling for a federal constitutional convention to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution prohibiting unfunded federal mandates. Died
HCR 8 encouraging Congress to increase the reimbursement rate to municipalities for government-owned land. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 9 relative to population policy and environmental preservation. Died
HCR 10 encouraging Congress to examine federal banking laws and regulations to determine which laws and regulations are overly restrictive and burdensome to banks and to repeal those laws and regulations. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 relative to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 12 calling for the repeal of the Internal Revenue Service advisory opinion on mileage reimbursements for members of the general court. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 13-LOCAL urging the cities and towns of New Hampshire to adopt recycling programs. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 14 urging members of Congress to oppose aspects of the proposed federal energy tax which discriminates against heating oil consumers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 20 providing that long-term care services in New Hampshire be based on a philosophy that is family-centered, supports and empowers the individual, is community-based, and prioritizes the least restrictive alternatives. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 21 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to vote against any retroactive taxation. Died
HCR 22 urging Congress to limit campaign spending and to keep unalterable records of its proceedings. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 23 relative to the North American Free Trade Agreement. Died
HCR 24 designating the month of June as "Porcelain Art Month." Died
HCR 25 in support of the free transfer of the former Pease Air Force Base. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 26 rescinding the 1979 call for a federal constitutional convention. Died
HCR 27 encouraging federal legislation to recognize atomic veterans. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 28 issuing an ultimatum to the federal government regarding the national debt. Died
HCR 29 clarifying legislative intent on issues of local school board control. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 30 urging the state board of education to encourage local school districts to foster curriculum which would examine multicultural and ethnic issues while emphasizing and promoting tolerance, understanding, and respect. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 31 urging that the northern forest of New Hampshire continue to be used to provide jobs for timber industry, recreation, and tourism. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 32 memorializing former President Richard M. Nixon. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 25

CACR 1 relating to establishing a constitutional revenue stabilization fund. providing that ten percent of all undesignated general fund revenues shall be deposited into a revenue stabilization fund, which may be withdrawn by the legislature, subject to certainc Died
CACR 2 relating to expanding the purpose and scope of the highway fund. providing that highway fund moneys may be appropriated for public transportation. Died
CACR 3 relating to mandated programs. the state legislature or any state regulatory agency. Died
CACR 4 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected by the legislature. ballot of the senators and representatives. Died
CACR 5 relating to the election of judges. elected for specified terms. Died
CACR 6 relating to term limits for certain state and county offices. providing that no person shall hold certain state or county offices for more than 6 consecutive terms or 12 consecutive years. Died
CACR 7 relating to establishing a statewide referendum procedure for the repeal of state statutes. repeal state statutory provisions by referendum. Died
CACR 8 relating to broad base, sales and income taxes. shall be no broad base, sales or income taxes in the state of New Hampshire, or increases in any such tax upon their passage, without the approval of 2/3 of the voters present and voting in a popular referen Died
CACR 9 relating to a 4-year term for the office of governor. that the governor shall be elected every 4 years. Died
CACR 10 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 11 relating to summary incarceration in criminal contempt cases. that criminal contempt defendants shall be specifically included in Part I, Article 15 of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
CACR 12 relating to citizen-proposed legislation, constitutional amendments and statutory provisions. directly propose legislation and constitutional amendments by initiative petition, and approve or reject statutory provisions by referendum. Interim Study
CACR 26 relating to amending the New Hampshire constitution to provide that registers of probate be appointed instead of elected. registers of probate shall be appointed instead of elected. Died
CACR 27 relating to the state judiciary. method for selecting state judges and establishing the New Hampshire Bar as a pool from which state judges are chosen by lot. Died
CACR 28 relating to compensation for members of the general court. that members of the general court shall receive 25 percent of the state's average annual salary, as determined during the previous biennium, for the term elected, and shall receive the usual mile Died
CACR 29 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected. that the attorney general be chosen biennially in the general election. Died
CACR 30 relating to executive council members' compensation. member of the executive council shall receive $200 for the term elected, and shall receive the usual legislative mileage allowance for actual daily attendance at council meetings. Died
CACR 31 relating to the appointment of county attorneys by the governor. Providing that beginning in 1997, county attorneys shall be appointed by the governor instead of elected, and shall serve under the direction of the attorney general. Died
CACR 32 relating to biennial legislative sessions, legislative compensation, and special legislative sessions. Providing that the general court shall meet biennially and at such other times as the senate and house deem necessary; that presiding officers shall no Died
CACR 33 relating to returning annual legislative sessions to biennial legislative sessions. Died
CACR 34 relating to the membership of the senate and house of representatives. Providing that beginning with the general election in 2002, membership of the senate shall be increased by 25 percent, and membership of the house of representatives shall be decrease Died
CACR 35 relating to gender-specific language. to people in the constitution shall be gender neutral. Died
CACR 36 relating to powers of state courts. Providing that courts have no inherent powers and have only those powers specifically granted in the New Hampshire constitution and New Hampshire laws, and all rules of the court shall be subject to legislative approval Died
CACR 37 relating to the governor's veto power. have line item reduction and line item veto power of items in any bill making appropriations of money. Died
CACR 38 relating to term limits for certain federal and state offices. Congress from New Hampshire shall be limited to 12 years, and for the members of the New Hampshire house and senate shall be limited to 10 years. Died

Senate bills 560

SB 1 regulating the possession and sale of oleoresin capsicum self-protection products. Died
SB 2-FN redesignating a portion of New Hampshire Route 51 as New Hampshire Route 101. Became Law
SB 3 permitting law enforcement officers who are attorneys to appear in court for parties in civil proceedings. Died
SB 4 relative to a capital appropriation for state house repairs. Died
SB 5 repealing article 6 of the uniform commercial code on bulk sales and making conforming amendments. Became Law
SB 6 permitting the bank commissioner to examine and report on certain non-bank lenders. Became Law
SB 7 changing the bonding requirement for mortgage brokers. Became Law
SB 8-FN offering every high school valedictorian in the state free tuition at state college grade institutions. Died
SB 9 adopting the uniform commercial code Article 2A on leases and conforming amendments to Articles 1 and 9. Became Law
SB 10 revising articles 3 and 4 of the uniform commercial code and adopting article 4A of the uniform commercial code. Became Law
SB 11 allowing 15-year-old persons to bus tables in dining rooms. Became Law
SB 12-FN creating a new category of liquor license to allow a warehouser to receive, warehouse and ship liquor, wine or beverages or any combination of liquor, wine and beverages; adding a new fee for certain wine and liquor vendors; and relative to co Became Law
SB 13 extending the reporting date of the committee studying the effects of substance abuse on health care and economic costs to the state. Became Law
SB 14 relative to package deals sponsored by liquor licensees. Became Law
SB 15-FN-A to fund a new position and administrative costs for the board of examiners of psychology and mental health practice and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 16 relative to the composition of the wetlands board. Died
SB 17-FN-A establishing a committee to study methods of preventing and resolving disputes relative to educationally disabled students. Became Law
SB 18 increasing the amount of damage required to necessitate reporting a boating accident. Became Law
SB 19 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor organization. Died
SB 20 relative to representation of business organizations in small claims court. Became Law
SB 21 permitting records to be copied, reproduced and stored on electronic, magnetic, video, digital or optical imaging media and allowing the reproduction of such records to be admissible in evidence. Died
SB 22 relative to foreclosure notification waiver. Became Law
SB 23 increasing the maximum amount in controversy for a small claims action. Died
SB 24 relative to record retention by insurers. Died
SB 25 relative to charitable gifts of life insurance. Became Law
SB 26 relative to contracts between public adjusters and insureds and relative to continuing education for adjusters. Became Law
SB 27 establishing a committee to study the apportionment of county taxes. Interim Study
SB 28 establishing a committee to study the problem of conflict of interest regarding town officials. Died
SB 29-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of postsecondary technical education to support a pilot satellite program in Haverhill to promote north country economic development. Died
SB 30-FN-A making appropriations for meals on wheels and other programs in the division of elderly and adult services. Died
SB 31 repealing sections referring to the loyalty oath requirement which was repealed last year. Became Law
SB 32-FN relative to certified pharmacy technicians. Interim Study
SB 33 relative to licensing of certified public accountants. Died
SB 34-FN-LOCAL including traumatic brain injury and autism in the definition of "educationally disabled child." Became Law
SB 35-FN-A relative to organ transplants. Became Law
SB 36-FN-A establishing a customized training program for economic growth and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 37 adding and redefining terms relative to the New Hampshire pharmacy board. Became Law
SB 38 protecting against unauthorized access to teacher certification records. Became Law
SB 39 making a technical correction in the enhanced 911 system law and specifying a 4-year term for the executive director of the bureau of emergency communications. Became Law
SB 40 requiring the public utilities commission to disapprove of a portion of any rate related to certain advertising expenses. Died
SB 41 permitting selectmen to accept dedicated streets which have been approved by the planning board. Became Law
SB 42 revising the committee studying a statewide trauma care system and extending the completion date for the committee's work and adding a member to the emergency medical services coordinating board. Became Law
SB 43 relative to the state board of auctioneers. Died
SB 44 adding to the membership of the emergency shelter commission and the Christa McAuliffe planetarium commission. Became Law
SB 45 entitling bargaining representatives certified under the public employee labor relations act to a service fee. Died
SB 46 relative to involuntary transfer or discharge of patients in health care facilities. Became Law
SB 47 relative to prosecuting petitions under the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act. Died
SB 48 relative to the children's trust fund. Became Law
SB 49 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing a commercial shellfish and oyster aquaculture program. Became Law
SB 50 extending the report date and adding additional members to the law enforcement and prosecutor task force. Became Law
SB 51 relative to the authority of land surveyors to enter upon land. Died
SB 52 relative to workers' compensation liability insurance and return of insurance premiums. Became Law
SB 53 relative to third party administrators. Became Law
SB 54 relative to workers' compensation insurance rates. Died
SB 55 relative to accident and health insurance and health maintenance organizations. Became Law
SB 56 relative to coverage for intra-family or inter-spousal claims under liability insurance policies. Became Law
SB 57 relative to accreditation under the insurance laws. Became Law
SB 58 allowing multiple employers to consolidate employment and wage information for purposes of unemployment compensation contributions. Died
SB 59 relative to the privacy act. Died
SB 60 relative to solicitation of prostitutes. Became Law
SB 61 relative to substitution of alternate jurors after final submission of a case to the jury. Became Law
SB 62 establishing a committee to study child support issues. Became Law
SB 63 relative to impoundment of motor vehicles in which an act of prostitution has occurred. Died
SB 64 extending the reporting date of the committee to study head injury cases. Became Law
SB 65 requiring health care providers to disclose an ownership interest in any entity to which they refer patients. Became Law
SB 66 prohibiting the distribution of all forms of birth control to minors in public schools without parental consent. Died
SB 67 relative to wage assignment for child support. Became Law
SB 68 establishing a challenge grant to restore and preserve the Nansen ski jump facility. Interim Study
SB 69-FN relative to pricing and use of promotion funds by the liquor commission. Died
SB 70 requiring that dogs and cats placed by shelters and pounds be spayed or neutered. Died
SB 71 establishing a committee to study regional planning and economic development. Died
SB 72 relative to central business service districts and relative to the definition of "municipality." Became Law
SB 73-FN-A making an appropriation to promote international tourism. Became Law
SB 74 changing the name of Civil Rights Day to Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day. Died
SB 75 allowing a property tax exemption for solar-powered electricity. Became Law
SB 76 establishing the right of a New Hampshire manufacturer to be indemnified by the purchaser or lessee of a New Hampshire product for injury or damage caused by such product. Became Law
SB 77 relative to resellers of telecommunication services. Died
SB 78 requiring that student records of transferring students be provided upon request. Became Law
SB 79 also known as the "Kimberly Goss Act", limiting persons arrested for a violent offense while on parole or probation for a similar offense from receiving bail. Became Law
SB 80 restricting the use of motorized craft on Goose Pond in Keene and Turee Pond in Bow. Became Law
SB 81 creating a task force to coordinate resources addressing sexual assault and sexual harassment at postsecondary institutions. Became Law
SB 82 returning certain state-owned land to the town of Belmont. Died
SB 83 authorizing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for the totally and permanently disabled. Became Law
SB 84 relative to the disposition of land use fees by municipalities. Died
SB 85 relative to the composition of the wetlands board. Died
SB 86-FN-A requiring a performance audit of the department of resources and economic development and of the office of state planning and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 87 relative to capital access and the business finance authority and capital formation; and relative to ambulatory care clinics. Became Law
SB 88 relative to bonding for economic development projects. Died
SB 89 relative to infrastructure. Died
SB 90 relative to child support enforcement and child support payments. Became Law
SB 91 limiting the liability of physicians who volunteer their services at athletic events. Died
SB 92-FN to rename the school for lifelong learning of the university system of New Hampshire, the college for lifelong learning of the university system of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 93-FN-A relative to the National Science Foundation's statewide systemic initiatives program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 94 relative to workforce development, making an appropriation to support a pilot satellite program in Haverhill, establishing a job training program, and making an appropriation therefor, and establishing a study committee to assess the impac Became Law
SB 95 defining the authority of the state board of education and the department of education. Died
SB 96 making the State Credit Union Act conform with the Federal Credit Union Act. Became Law
SB 97 establishing a committee to study parking at Hampton beach state park. Died
SB 98 relative to fees charged for processing and approval of residential mortgage loan applications. Became Law
SB 99 relative to private charitable trust funds. Died
SB 100 protecting animal facilities and organizations or projects involving animals. Became Law
SB 101-LOCAL allowing local governments to share tax revenues arising from economic development. Died
SB 102 establishing a committee to conduct a comprehensive study of alternative transportation fuels, alternative fuel vehicles and their impact on the state and to study certain incentives and propose a state policy regarding the use of alternative transportati Became Law
SB 103 relative to the construction of exit 10 on the Spaulding turnpike. Became Law
SB 104 relative to the repair period allowed under the "lemon law." Died
SB 105 relative to the rulemaking authority of commissioners of state departments. Died
SB 106 relative to a northeast interstate dairy compact. Became Law
SB 107 excluding services performed by real estate appraisers from the definition Became Law
SB 108 relative to uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. Died
SB 109 codifying the "fireman's rule." Became Law
SB 110 establishing the crime of stalking. Died
SB 111 relative to penalties for issuing bad checks. Became Law
SB 112 prohibiting a defendant in a sexual assault case from bringing certain civil actions against the victim and permitting victim impact statements prior to any plea bargain agreement. Became Law
SB 113 establishing a committee to study presumptive sentencing. Died
SB 114 relative to minors' settlements. Became Law
SB 115 relative to the expungement of certain records. Died
SB 116 relative to reporting of treatment or assistance given to victims of domestic abuse and requiring physicians and hospitals to use domestic violence protocol as adopted by the department of justice. Became Law
SB 117 relative to the appointment of and payment of fees to guardians ad litem. Became Law
SB 118 relative to voting on municipal and school district issues. Died
SB 119 establishing a procedure to allow secession of one part of a municipality for the purpose of establishing a new municipality. Died
SB 120 establishing a committee to study the accountability of local agencies receiving money from towns. Died
SB 121 nullifying the law which amends RSA 457:29 relative to marriage license fees effective July 1, 1994, and raising the fee for marriage licenses. Became Law
SB 122 entitling certain veterans to the standard $50 veterans' tax credit. Became Law
SB 123 relative to protection from infection by the human immunodeficiency virus and the hepatitis B virus. Became Law
SB 124 relative to the operations of state correctional facilities. Died
SB 125 changing the name of the task force established for women at risk for alcohol and other abuse during pregnancy. Became Law
SB 126 continuing the Lamprey regional solid waste cooperative. Died
SB 127 requiring that certain electric utility savings as a result of debt refinancings using tax-exempt pollution control revenue bonds be used for investment in energy conservation and efficiency. Became Law
SB 128 relative to the recodification of the forestry laws. Became Law
SB 129 relative to the overnight use of vessels and prohibiting the discharge of sewage into certain waters. Died
SB 130 requiring disciplinary action against a physician for certain prohibited conduct. Became Law
SB 131 extending the reporting date for the committee studying gender equity in sports. Became Law
SB 132 relative to the Revised Statutes Annotated, and creating a committee to study the rulemaking process. Became Law
SB 133 relative to the disciplinary, investigative and subpoena powers and the rulemaking authority of the board of chiropractic examiners. Died
SB 134 establishing a committee to study the need for reasonable standards and procedures for contracting services by the state. Became Law
SB 135 establishing a commission on conciliation and mediation. Died
SB 136-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the New Hampshire education innovation fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 137-FN-LOCAL requiring municipalities to pay back to the state 50 percent of the moneys given to the municipalities as school building aid if the municipalities decide to use the buildings for purposes other than educational purposes. Died
SB 138-FN-LOCAL to return general fund surpluses to the cities and towns. Died
SB 139-FN-A requiring the department of environmental services to design a river basin Became Law
SB 140-FN-A requiring the department of environmental services to design and propose a water use permit program for future implementation and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 141-FN-A establishing joint corrections study and an advisory study committee and authorizing the hiring of a private consultant or consultants to study the long-term needs for correctional facilities in New Hampshire, providing for design of the g Became Law
SB 142-FN intercepting the sweepstakes winnings of delinquent child support payors. Became Law
SB 143-FN establishing a process for policy analysis of state agencies and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 144-FN-A relative to the legacies and successions tax on property jointly owned. Became Law
SB 145-FN relative to liquor licenses for full service restaurants and to fees for supplemental cocktail lounge licenses for caterers. Became Law
SB 146-FN-A regarding the use of medicaid enhancement funds. Died
SB 147 requiring the legislative budget assistant to study the state restricted and dedicated funds and requiring reports from the house appropriations committee and the house ways and means committee. Became Law
SB 148 making appropriations nonlapsing for regional vocational education tuition and transportation, and allowing the Kearsarge regional school district to hold its 1994 and 1995 annual meetings in such places as the officers deem appropriate. Became Law
SB 149-FN relative to land surveying by individual proprietors, corporations or partnerships. Became Law
SB 150-FN relative to involuntary commitment and transfer to the secure psychiatric unit. Died
SB 151-FN-A-LOCAL requiring an animal population fee in addition to licensure fees for certain dogs and establishing a state animal population control program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 152 relative to the real estate transfer tax assessment when a deed is given in lieu of a foreclosure. Became Law
SB 153 limiting the liability of companies and organizations that conduct not-for-profit guided tours for the purpose of promoting tourism in New Hampshire. Died
SB 154-A relative to constructing regional vocational centers and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 155 relative to the creation of a bi-state commission for economic security. Died
SB 156-FN-A relative to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 157-LOCAL allowing municipalities to form economic development regions and create regional revenue bonds. Died
SB 158 relative to economic security, establishing a housing security guarantee program and continually appropriating a special fund. Became Law
SB 159 relative to technological development and relative to inventor assistance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 160 relative to qualifications for unemployment benefits. Became Law
SB 161-FN-A establishing an economic development matching grants program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 162-FN-LOCAL authorizing the sweepstakes commission to establish video lottery games. Died
SB 163-FN-LOCAL requiring a balanced state budget and relative to the return of general fund surpluses to the cities and towns. Died
SB 164-FN relative to the OHRV fund and exempting certain all-terrain vehicles from being equipped with headlights and brake lights. Became Law
SB 165-FN relative to certification of landscape architects. Interim Study
SB 166 requiring the department of transportation to continue with the Hillsborough reconstruction bypass project. Died
SB 167-FN requiring representatives of the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association, recycling organizations and New Hampshire waste management and hauling industries to formulate recycling strategies and goals. Became Law
SB 168-FN relative to oil terminal facility registration and small fuel oil facilities. Became Law
SB 169-FN-A enhancing the capability of the department of environmental services to perform environmental site assessment and remediation reviews required by lenders for the transfer of real property, creating a groundwater management permit fee to funds Became Law
SB 170-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the distribution of meals and rooms tax revenue and establishing a minimum annual amount to be appropriated for revenue distribution to cities and towns. Became Law
SB 171-FN requiring a performance audit of the use allocation of New Hampshire's annual tax-exempt private activity bond capacity. Died
SB 172-FN relative to certain unclassified positions in the department of corrections and requiring the legislative budget assistant to review and update the unclassified positions salary allocation study. Became Law
SB 173 creating a correctional industries advisory board. Became Law
SB 174-FN relative to the notice to counties when children are placed by a court order. Became Law
SB 175-FN relative to a compact between New Hampshire and other states and probationers and parolees. Became Law
SB 176-FN-A-LOCAL relative to kindergarten programs in local school districts and requiring an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 177-FN requiring the commissioner of transportation to widen Sagamore Creek bridge on U.S. Route 1 in the city of Portsmouth. Became Law
SB 178-FN allowing the state to acquire rail properties for other transportation purposes, including recreational trails and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 179-FN-A creating a government council on economic transition and a credit against the business profits tax for conversion of defense production to civilian production. Died
SB 180-FN-LOCAL increasing the fee charged by the state on returned checks and making technical changes relating to enrollment and administrative provisions. Became Law
SB 181-FN abolishing the New Hampshire retirement system special reserve account. Died
SB 182-FN-LOCAL requiring tax collectors to mail a duplicate copy of a property tax bill to a lienholder, upon written request of the lienholder. Became Law
SB 183-FN-LOCAL requiring the tax collector to notify certain mortgagees prior to execution of a tax deed. Died
SB 184-FN-A-LOCAL imposing a surcharge on tipping fees at private solid waste landfills and continually appropriating a fund to the governor's office of energy and community services. Died
SB 185-FN allowing the director of the division of human services to reorganize the rules of the medical assistance program. Became Law
SB 186-FN requiring the division of water supply and pollution control to set standards of design and construction for innovative or alternative waste treatment systems. Became Law
SB 187-FN relative to public utility ratemaking. Became Law
SB 188-FN relative to capital formation. Died
SB 189-FN allowing the housing finance authority to issue guarantees of certain home mortgage loans to help provide housing security. Died
SB 190-FN naming the Route 25 rest area in the town of Rumney as the Nathan Clifford Memorial Rest Area. Became Law
SB 191-FN relative to the New Hampshire real estate practice act. Became Law
SB 192-FN relative to supplemental allowances for retirement system members. Died
SB 193 relative to liability under the hazardous waste, oil spillage and underground storage facilities laws and amending statutory definitions to clarify the secured creditor exemption. Became Law
SB 194-FN relative to seatbelt legislation. Died
SB 195-FN relative to the division for children and youth services confidentiality statutes and providing parental access to records. Died
SB 196 relative to municipal economic development, establishing a committee to study regional and local economic development, and establishing an economic development matching grants program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 197-FN implementing Title V of the Clean Air Act. Became Law
SB 198-FN consolidating administrative support for the regulation of health professionals. Died
SB 199-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for medical benefits for group II retirement system members. Died
SB 200-FN-LOCAL relative to the payment of medical benefits to certain group II retirement system members. Died
SB 201-FN-LOCAL determining how supplemental allowances shall be granted for retirement system members. Died
SB 202-FN relative to special plates and windshield placards for persons with walking disabilities. Became Law
SB 203-FN-A clarifying the applicability of the meals and rooms tax to colleges and universities. Became Law
SB 204 requiring certain hunters to wear hunter orange. Died
SB 205 expanding the time during which a person is prohibited from using a light to locate wild birds or wild animals. Died
SB 206-FN-A-LOCAL imposing a supplemental tobacco tax and beer and liquor tax to fund a mandatory kindergarten program. Died
SB 207-FN relative to work incentives for families receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Became Law
SB 208-FN expanding Medicaid coverage to 185 percent of the poverty level for pregnant women and children to age 18. Died
SB 209-FN-A relative to the children's health plan and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 210-FN relative to the division for children and youth services confidentiality statutes. Became Law
SB 211-FN-A relative to ski craft and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
SB 212-FN-A establishing a housing security guarantee program and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
SB 213-FN-A relative to advance reservations on rooms. Became Law
SB 214-FN-LOCAL requiring municipalities to give notice to property taxpayers of their right to seek tax abatements, tax exemptions and other forms of tax relief. Became Law
SB 215-FN providing a cost of living adjustment for group II permanent firemen members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
SB 216-FN-LOCAL relative to persons and estates chargeable for support. Became Law
SB 217-FN clarifying the laws relative to guardianship and expanding a guardian's powers. Became Law
SB 218-FN relative to the child protection act. Died
SB 219-FN-LOCAL relative to the felony commitment procedure. Died
SB 220-FN-LOCAL relative to criminal history checks for school personnel, applicants for certification or renewal, and contracted personnel. Became Law
SB 221-FN relative to grandparents' visitation rights. Became Law
SB 222-FN-A-LOCAL relative to property tax relief. Died
SB 223-FN allowing appeals of permanent impairment awards to the compensation appeals board. Became Law
SB 224-FN relative to the statewide education improvement and assessment program. Became Law
SB 225-FN relative to shoreland protection and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 226-FN relative to special number plates for reserve members. Interim Study
SB 227-FN establishing a revenue-neutral initial public offering exemption for national securities markets and clarifying which securities markets do not qualify for an exemption. Died
SB 228-FN-A relative to the rate of interest on overpayments and delinquencies on taxes administered by the department of revenue administration. Died
SB 229-FN-LOCAL relative to the requirements for sprinkler systems. Died
SB 230-FN relative to sprinkler systems in residential care homes and supported residential care facilities. Died
SB 231-FN-A-LOCAL relative to lead poisoning and control and continually appropriating a fund to the director of public health services. Became Law
SB 232-FN-A relative to inventor assistance and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 233-FN authorizing the Pease development authority to issue qualified tax-exempt private activity bonds. Died
SB 234-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the return of revenue to cities and towns. Died
SB 235-FN-LOCAL relative to involuntary emergency admissions. Died
SB 236-FN-A allowing a tax credit against the business profits tax for certain businesses. Died
SB 237-FN-A relative to venture capital. Died
SB 238-FN permitting the transportation of manufactured housing which is up to 16 feet wide. Died
SB 239-FN-LOCAL relative to the public utilities commission. Became Law
SB 240 relative to the workers' compensation appeals board. Became Law
SB 241-FN-A increasing the cap on the continually-appropriated revolving fund for educational publications, and establishing a revolving fund for training and publications in the division of personnel, department of administrative services. Became Law
SB 242-FN relative to capital access and the business finance authority. Died
SB 243 relative to an agricultural workers' compensation exemption. Died
SB 244 relative to the penalties for persons convicted of negligent homicide. Became Law
SB 245 changing the penalties for driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. Died
SB 246 making riding a bicycle while intoxicated a violation. Died
SB 247-FN relative to refusal of consent for DWI under the OHRV and boating laws, requiring blood alcohol testing in certain boating accidents, establishing a pilot program for additional intervention programs and repealing the law eliminating the DWI i Became Law
SB 248-FN-A establishing a committee to study the feasibility of locating a convention center, conference complex, sports stadium or combination center in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 249 relative to the issuance of tax anticipation notes by village districts. Became Law
SB 500-FN-A exempting certain credit unions from the business enterprise tax. Interim Study
SB 501-FN-A relative to the business transition credit with respect to the business enterprise tax. Became Law
SB 502-FN requiring that a part-time state employee be paid for sick leave accumulated after the equivalent of 6 months of employment. Died
SB 503-FN relative to the practice of electrology and the collection of certain fees. Became Law
SB 504-FN-A relative to funding for state literacy programs and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 505 establishing a study committee to review the statutory provisions relative to compulsory school attendance. Interim Study
SB 506 allowing matters of state or national concern to be placed on the official ballot used for the election of town officers. Died
SB 507-FN-LOCAL increasing fees for bail commissioners. Died
SB 508-LOCAL enabling New Hampshire cities and towns to join together to form multi-municipality industrial development authorities and exercise all of the powers and rights currently exercised only by cities. Became Law
SB 509 increasing the penalties for DWI convictions. Died
SB 510 eliminating the requirement that every independently operated booth have a separate sink in barbershops or cosmetology shops. Became Law
SB 511 permitting the executive director of the department of fish and game to impose administrative fines. Became Law
SB 512-FN authorizing a New Hampshire Pearl Harbor survivor special number plate. Interim Study
SB 513 requiring the sweepstakes commission to use instant lottery tickets made from recycled materials. Died
SB 514 prohibiting health care providers from making referrals to any entity in which they have an ownership interest or for which remuneration or compensation may be received. Interim Study
SB 515 relative to requirements for alternate jurors. Became Law
SB 516 making it a violation to fail to render aid when requested by a law enforcement officer who requires aid in a criminal case or an emergency situation. Became Law
SB 517 making it a crime to obstruct the reporting of a crime or a bodily injury. Became Law
SB 518 requiring health care providers to clearly state the benefits and services provided to enrollees and subscribers and relative to policy language simplification. Became Law
SB 519 requiring all health maintenance organizations offering insurance to clearly state any restrictions on an insured's choice of physician. Died
SB 520-LOCAL relative to the adoption of an optional fiscal year and quarterly billing and collection of taxes by the city of Concord. Became Law
SB 521 establishing a committee to study skiing accident laws. Died
SB 522-FN requiring elected police officers to meet certain criminal history background requirements. Died
SB 523 establishing a committee to study patient access to information about health care providers and the quality assurance process and allowing nonprofit agencies serving disabled persons to apply for walking disability placards. Became Law
SB 524 relative to the rulemaking authority of the pesticide control board and the labeling of pesticides. Became Law
SB 525 relative to medicare supplemental insurance. Became Law
SB 526 relative to risk retention groups not chartered in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 527 relative to terms of legislative members of the state board of claims. Became Law
SB 528 relative to central business service districts. Became Law
SB 529 limiting liability of trappers for certain accidents involving domestic animals. Died
SB 530-LOCAL relative to town liability for riot damage. Became Law
SB 531 relative to lead testing for potential child tenants. Died
SB 532 relative to jewelers' liens. Became Law
SB 533 prohibiting any person from altering or removing any sand or vegetation from any sand dune without a permit from the wetlands board. Became Law
SB 534 relative to condominium common assessments. Became Law
SB 535-FN relative to the issuance of tax-exempt bonds for the purpose of financing the acquisition and origination of educational loans and providing for indemnification of board members, officers, and employees of the higher education and health facil Became Law
SB 536 relative to appropriations for the expansion of the port of Portsmouth. Became Law
SB 537 relative to bonds issued by certain chartered towns. Became Law
SB 538 establishing a state freshwater fish. Became Law
SB 539 establishing a committee to study the issue of exclusivity contracts between health care insurers and health care providers. Became Law
SB 540 limiting rights of reversion relative to real property. Died
SB 541-FN-LOCAL allowing the commissioner of the department of health and human services to settle small claims against the department. Became Law
SB 542 increasing the penalty for certain automobile offenses. Died
SB 543-FN-A-LOCAL requiring that the department of revenue administration conduct an annual ratio study relative to real estate assessments and sales and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 544-FN-LOCAL relative to the requirements for sprinkler systems. Became Law
SB 545-FN relative to the salary of the executive director of the pharmacy board. Died
SB 546-FN relative to attorneys' fees on lump sum payments under workers' compensation. Died
SB 547-FN-A encouraging the state to acquire recreational property on Lake Winnipesaukee and Patenaude's Pond in Boscawen and establishing a committee to study the acquisition of both properties and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 548-FN relative to repayment of fees and expenses incurred by the state on behalf of indigent defendants. Became Law
SB 549 relative to loans made by a bank to its executive officers, directors, or trustees. Became Law
SB 550-FN relative to fees for filing documents with the insurance department. Interim Study
SB 551 requiring a lending institution to notify the mortgagor or obligor prior to selling a mortgage or note on a consumer loan. Interim Study
SB 552 providing for ownership rights to dies, molds, forms, and patterns under certain conditions. Became Law
SB 553 repealing the law that changed Upper Beach Pond in the town of Wolfeboro to Alpine Lake and permitting a dam to be constructed on Province Lake in the town of Effingham. Became Law
SB 554 relative to insurance information and privacy protection. Died
SB 555 relative to health insurance which covers family members and making technical corrections to the insurance laws. Became Law
SB 556-LOCAL permitting property tax abatements for persons who reside in a municipality which has no public high school. Died
SB 557 providing that out-of-state same-gender marriages shall not be recognized as valid in New Hampshire. Died
SB 558 relative to imposing late payment fees on retail credit customers. Became Law
SB 559 relative to international adoptions. Became Law
SB 560 requiring participating districts in AREA school systems to negotiate withdrawal plans. Died
SB 561 limiting the right of seizure, setoff, or attachment against an individual retirement account or a simplified employee pension. Became Law
SB 562 relative to self-defense as a proper purpose for issuance of a license to carry a pistol or revolver and relative to the scope of the license. Became Law
SB 563 exempting motorcycles manufactured prior to January 1, 1973, from the requirement that they be equipped with directional signals. Became Law
SB 564 relative to authentication of municipal and county bonds. Became Law
SB 565-FN relative to state contracts. Became Law
SB 566-LOCAL relative to membership on city planning boards. Died
SB 567 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing the use of snares for the purposes of trapping. Died
SB 568 relative to victims' rights. Died
SB 569 permitting the checking of traps at night subject to certain restrictions. Became Law
SB 570 restricting credit card finance charges. Died
SB 571-LOCAL relative to the definition of "good cause" for the purpose of property tax abatements. Died
SB 572-FN relative to maximum benefit limitations under the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 573 establishing a committee to study the relocation of abandoned manufactured homes within manufactured housing parks. Became Law
SB 574 relative to credit for reinsurance. Became Law
SB 575-FN modifying the dental practice act. Became Law
SB 576 relative to disease control. Became Law
SB 577-FN-LOCAL relative to licenses to carry loaded pistols and revolvers. Died
SB 578-LOCAL relative to the collection of property taxes in certain municipalities. Became Law
SB 579-FN relative to group II death benefits under the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 580-FN establishing a committee to study future directions for New Hampshire child care licensing policies. Became Law
SB 581 to regulate the bundling of campaign contributions made to candidates. Died
SB 582 requiring every person representing another person before a local land use board to disclose who is being represented. Died
SB 583 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of issuing special license plates to nonprofit conservation organizations and using the proceeds from the fees to benefit nonprofit conservation organizations. Died
SB 584 relative to the use of certain motorized craft on Hermit Lake in Sanbornton. Died
SB 585 increasing penalties for certain acts of cruelty to animals. Became Law
SB 586 relative to licensing of cats and cat identification. Became Law
SB 587 revising the penalty provision for carrying a weapon without a valid license. Became Law
SB 588-FN relative to the issuance and renewal of drivers' licenses and the suspension of motor vehicle registrations and the privilege to drive. Interim Study
SB 589 establishing a committee to study the powers of fiduciaries in environmental matters. Became Law
SB 590 relative to the investment of trust funds by banks in affiliated investments. Died
SB 591 relative to notification of aerial pesticide application. Became Law
SB 592 making a technical correction to the regulation of the height of a motor vehicle body and chassis and prohibiting the display of expired number plates. Became Law
SB 593-FN relative to the authority of advanced registered nurse practitioners to possess, compound, prescribe, administer, or dispense controlled and noncontrolled drugs to patients and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 594-FN relative to the supplemental liquor license for veterans' clubs and social clubs and the fee for such license; liquor hours of sale; purchases by the liquor commission; payments to on-sale or off-sale licensees by holders of beverage manufact Became Law
SB 595 changing the name of Civil Rights Day to Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day. Died
SB 596-LOCAL relative to property taxes on property sold to religious and charitable organizations. Died
SB 597 prohibiting the enforcement of judgments rendered in other states for failure to pay income tax on pensions to those states, or with respect to income earned at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Became Law
SB 598 extending lapse dates of certain appropriations in 1993, 349 (HB 1) and 1993, 359 (HB 25-A). Became Law
SB 599-FN establishing a board of ophthalmic dispensing, and relative to the board's fees. Died
SB 600-FN-A directing the liquor commission to license an agency liquor store in Center Harbor. Died
SB 601-FN relative to administrative license suspension. Died
SB 602-FN relative to defaults on payments of motor vehicle fines or court appearances. Became Law
SB 603 relative to the definition and payment of salaried employees. Became Law
SB 604-FN relative to the medicaid look-back provisions for applicants for public or medical assistance and authorizing the commissioner of the department of health and human services to adopt rules relative to the compensation of the members of the dru Became Law
SB 605 relative to driving a motor vehicle after license revocation or suspension. Became Law
SB 606 authorizing the police standards and training council to assist law enforcement agencies with the preparation of written policies. Became Law
SB 607 relative to payment of hourly employees called for jury duty. Died
SB 608 increasing the penalty for certain DWI offenses license revocation. Died
SB 609 providing extended terms of imprisonment for certain DWI offenses. Died
SB 610 allowing municipalities to vote to impose a resident tax of up to $1,000 to aid in property tax relief. Died
SB 611 relative to the penalty for habitual offenders convicted of driving while intoxicated and home confinement. Died
SB 612 relative to the electricians' licensing board. Became Law
SB 613 relative to administrative fines for violations of the emergency medical services law. Became Law
SB 614 relative to child support orders for college costs. Died
SB 615 relative to the use of repair plates. Interim Study
SB 616 relative to term limitations for members of Congress from New Hampshire. Died
SB 617 establishing a committee to study the problem of suicide among young people. Died
SB 618 changing the title of juvenile services officers to juvenile probation-parole officers, and changing the term "conditional release" to "juvenile probation." Died
SB 619-FN relative to a cost of living adjustment for retired firefighters. Died
SB 620-LOCAL standardizing the form used for abatement applications to municipalities. Became Law
SB 621-FN relative to eligibility for unemployment benefits. Died
SB 622 changing the membership of the board of examiners of psychology and mental health practice. Became Law
SB 623 relative to the protection of freedom of speech on college campuses. Died
SB 624 requiring that the technical rules of evidence be applied in child abuse and neglect cases. Interim Study
SB 625-FN-A relative to an in-home care pilot program and relative to community based care and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
SB 626-FN abolishing certain state agency positions when current employees have left the positions, unless the general court reestablishes the positions. Died
SB 627 relative to conduct and reporting after a motor vehicle accident. Died
SB 628-FN relative to regulation of youth camps. Became Law
SB 629-FN relative to the state guarantee of bonds issued by the business finance authority. Died
SB 630 relative to the New Hampshire industrial heritage commission. Became Law
SB 631-FN-A relative to an integrated computer network within the department of education, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 632-FN-A establishing a pilot program to disseminate from the Pease International Trade Center trade information to promote international trade and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 633 exempting the real estate and personal property of The Housing Partnership from the property tax. Died
SB 634 establishing a committee to study and promote the use of non-motorized transportation. Became Law
SB 635 requiring mass transportation to be considered before airport parking lots are approved for expansion. Died
SB 636 relative to the public use of coastal beaches for recreational purposes. Interim Study
SB 637-FN relative to a pilot program concerning the use of deicing methods and alternatives. Became Law
SB 638-FN relative to the salary levels of the director of adult services/warden and commissioner of the department of corrections and making a supplemental appropriation to the department of corrections. Became Law
SB 639 relative to medical records and the fee for retrieving medical record copies. Died
SB 640-FN abolishing the advisory board of massage practitioners, establishing a regulatory board of massage practitioners, and specifying the board's duties, rulemaking authority, and fee collection procedures. Interim Study
SB 641-FN relative to group II retirement system membership for full-time marine patrol officers in the division of safety services. Became Law
SB 642-FN relative to drug-free school zones and creating a special fund for providing and replacing zone signs. Became Law
SB 643-FN-A relative to examining the feasibility of building a civic/exposition center in Manchester and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 644-FN-A appropriating funds for the redesignation of a portion of New Hampshire Route 51 as New Hampshire Route 101. Became Law
SB 645-FN requiring the state to accept the Union Leader building and authorizing the commissioner of administrative services to determine how the real estate shall be renovated for use as a court facility and for additional state office space. Died
SB 646-FN relative to the taking of freshwater smelt. Died
SB 647 relative to compulsory attendance. Became Law
SB 648-FN amending the 10-year highway plan and requiring the department of transportation to construct northbound and southbound entrance and exit ramps on I-93 in the town of Thornton. Died
SB 649 relative to workers' compensation insurance disclosure. Died
SB 650-FN-A establishing a committee to study lead base paint abatement, relative to the nuclear decommissioning financing committees and authorizing the housing finance authority to make lead abatement loans . Became Law
SB 651-FN creating a real estate recovery trust fund, to be funded by certain fees. Died
SB 652-FN-A making an appropriation for transportation programs servicing the elderly and disabled, the North Country Partnership on behalf of New Hampshire residents afflicted with Alzheimer's disease, and for respite care services for victims of Alzheimer's disease Became Law
SB 653 repealing obsolete provisions of law relating to tax assessment and timber cut in unincorporated or unorganized places and establishing a committee to study the recommendations of the Northern Forest Lands Council. Became Law
SB 654 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of instituting a statewide kindergarten program. Died
SB 655-FN-A relative to conducting a forest inventory analysis on New Hampshire forest lands and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 656 repealing the chapter regarding subversive activities act. Became Law
SB 657-LOCAL creating an optional form of legislative body for town government. Died
SB 658 regulating the practice of dental hygiene, including the issuance of licenses and fees. Became Law
SB 659-FN-A relative to the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Bear Brook state park and providing consolidated warehousing and workshop facilities for the department of resources and economic development and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 660 relative to settlements on behalf of minors. Became Law
SB 661 preventing strategic lawsuits against public participation. Died
SB 662 to limit electioneering at polling places. Died
SB 663 relative to wiretapping. Interim Study
SB 664 relative to laid off state employees whose positions are federally funded. Became Law
SB 665-LOCAL prohibiting the use of per capita income or personal income as a basis for determining costs of capital outlay and operation in cooperative school districts. Died
SB 666-LOCAL relative to the appraisal of the operating property of public utilities for purposes of property taxation. Died
SB 667-FN relative to guardians ad litem appointed in child protection cases. Became Law
SB 668-FN-LOCAL abolishing the New Hampshire retirement system special reserve account. Died
SB 669-FN-LOCAL relative to creditable service under the retirement system for time during which a person is receiving workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 670-FN making technical corrections to the securities laws, relative to fees for securities registration, and reinstating the charter of the Union International Corporation. Became Law
SB 671-FN-A relative to the community development finance authority and investment tax credits. Became Law
SB 672-FN requiring the public utilities commission to designate employees as staff advocates or decisional employees in adjudicative proceedings. Became Law
SB 673-FN generally amending certain provisions relating to domestic violence. Became Law
SB 674-FN-A placing responsibility for dredging projects in tidal waters with the port authority, continually appropriating certain fees to the port authority and compensating the public members of the wetlands board for their services. Became Law
SB 675-FN permitting the propagation and sale of Virginia white-tailed deer. Died
SB 676 relative to equal employment opportunity in the workplace. Died
SB 677-FN relative to paternity. Became Law
SB 678 establishing a committee to study the fairness and equity of the current turnpike road toll system and the feasibility of financing highway projects through alternative means. Died
SB 679 relative to the qualifications for speech and language pathologists. Died
SB 680 revising the mandatory reporting provisions in child protection cases. Died
SB 681 relative to fingerprinting and criminal record checks for newly hired school district employees. Died
SB 682 relative to the composition of the nuclear decommissioning financing committees. Died
SB 683 authorizing the award of punitive damages and attorneys' fees for violations of the human rights laws. Died
SB 684 limiting fees charged by companies and lenders for checks drawn on insufficient funds. Died
SB 685 relative to the rulemaking authority of the fire standards and training commission, including the authority to establish fees; granting municipalities options for fire department financing and property ownership; and changing the bureau of Became Law
SB 686 reclassifying a portion of Stratham Heights Road in the town of Stratham. Became Law
SB 687 relative to the duties of the legislative advisory committee on campaign financing statutes. Died
SB 688-LOCAL relative to redemption of property subject to tax liens for the elderly and disabled and inserting certain references with regard to the exemption for the totally and permanently disabled. Became Law
SB 689 enabling municipalities to require cat identification. Died
SB 690 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of involving the university system of New Hampshire with the training of state employees. Became Law
SB 691 relative to the use of surplus campaign funds by candidates for state office. Died
SB 692 establishing a streamlined durable power of attorney for health care. Interim Study
SB 693 relative to a study of the requirement for a work certificate under the youth employment law. Died
SB 694-LOCAL exempting church-operated day care facilities from state licensing requirements. Died
SB 695 relative to the financial regulation of life and health insurers. Became Law
SB 696-LOCAL requiring the department of revenue administration to base its determination of total equalization in small towns on 3 years of property sales and assessments in such towns. Died
SB 697-FN-A relative to the New Hampshire Industrial Research Center. Became Law
SB 698 requiring the department of resources and economic development to advertise only out-of-state to promote New Hampshire business. Died
SB 699 prohibiting the taking of deer east of I-95. Died
SB 700-FN-LOCAL relative to reinstatement of workers sustaining compensable injuries. Died
SB 701-FN-A-LOCAL extending the duties of the convention center study committee. Became Law
SB 702-FN-A relative to congregate housing and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 703-FN creating a university system research development fund. Died
SB 704-FN excluding certain persons incarcerated for negligent homicide as a result of DWI from eligibility for parole as low-risk, non-violent prisoners. Died
SB 705 providing that in domestic cases there shall be a presumption that it is in the best interest of a child to have regular, unsupervised visits with both parents. Interim Study
SB 706 allowing school districts to use the official ballot for issues before the voters. Died
SB 707-FN lowering the age of eligibility for a nondriver's picture identification card. Became Law
SB 708-FN permitting the aquaculture of oysters and the use of live bait for the purpose of taking fish on Lake Sunapee. Died
SB 709-FN relative to changes mandated by OBRA, repealing a statute in conflict with the children's health plan, relative to the date on which wage assignment, relative to the appointment and salary of certain employees of the department of health[ Became Law
SB 710-FN-LOCAL changing the interest rate on delinquent property taxes and subsequent taxes. Died
SB 711 relative to small employer and individual insurance. Became Law
SB 712 prohibiting the healthy kids corporation insurance plan from funding abortions. Died
SB 713 providing that, under the child protection act, failure to comply with the provisions relative to filing reports, evaluations, and other records shall be grounds for dismissal of the petition. Died
SB 714 relative to personal flotation devices. Died
SB 715 relative to the time period during which notice must be filed concerning the results of an alcohol concentration test. Died
SB 716-FN relative to rules governing the evaluation of bids for the treatment and disposal of contaminated soil. Died
SB 717 relative to residency forms and automobile insurance. Died
SB 718 relative to the real estate appraiser board. Died
SB 719 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing the recommendations of the Squam lakes watershed plan. Became Law
SB 720 requiring the advisory committee on shore fisheries to assume responsibility for developing shellfish management strategies. Died
SB 721 establishing a committee to study revising the aeronautics statutes. Died
SB 722 relative to petitions for declaratory judgments to determine insurance coverage. Became Law
SB 723-FN-LOCAL requiring the director of the division of human services to submit a proposal for expanding the emergency assistance program under Title IV-A of the Social Security Act to include certain non-AFDC eligible households. Became Law
SB 724 relative to conspicuous notice in parking lots and garages stating that illegally parked cars are subject to towing. Became Law
SB 725-FN requiring the department of transportation to install traffic lights on U.S. Route 1 at the intersections with Washington Road and Lang Road in the town of Rye. Died
SB 726-FN changing the title of the division for children and youth services to the division for children, youth, and families. Became Law
SB 727-FN extending the driver attitude training program. Became Law
SB 728-FN-A-LOCAL providing incentive aid for public kindergarten programs, establishing a committee to review the maximization of revenues from programs administered by the New Hampshire sweepstakes commission, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 729-FN-LOCAL allowing high school credit for community service, changing the maximum compulsory school attendance age from 16 to 18 years of age, changing the school entry enrollment date, and allowing certain children with disabilities to get work certificates. Interim Study
SB 730-FN relative to funding for low income and financially disadvantaged utility assistance programs. Became Law
SB 731-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Interim Study
SB 732-FN establishing the position of substance abuse statistics coordinator. Interim Study
SB 733-FN requiring certification of athletic trainers, including fees for certification. Became Law
SB 734-FN relative to fireworks. Became Law
SB 735-FN-LOCAL allowing political subdivisions to impose an interest charge on certain delinquent state obligations. Died
SB 736-FN-A relative to the taxation of grantor trusts. Became Law
SB 737-FN-LOCAL authorizing the state board of education to adopt rules relative to private education programs and making private educators subject to certain education laws. Died
SB 738-FN-LOCAL establishing a procedure for the emancipation of minors. Died
SB 739-FN relative to the retirement group classification of investigators in the department of justice and relative to the powers of such investigators. Interim Study
SB 740-FN relative to employee leasing and making an appropriation therefor to the department of labor. Became Law
SB 741-FN allowing any person with a direct or indirect interest in a decision by the real estate commission to appeal such decision. Died
SB 742-FN making the workers' compensation premium for domestics optional. Died
SB 743-FN relative to insurance coverage for children. Became Law
SB 744-FN establishing a committee to study providing health insurance to the dependents of retired state employees. Became Law
SB 745-FN relative to the maintenance of vegetation obstructing advertising devices. Died
SB 746-FN relative to land fee increases in manufactured housing parks. Interim Study
SB 747-FN relative to rent-to-own agreements. Became Law
SB 748-FN creating interagency family assistance teams for at-risk youths. Interim Study
SB 749-FN relative to the workers' personal care assistance program. Died
SB 750-FN relative to the medical examiner and establishing a committee to study the office of the medical examiner. Became Law
SB 751-FN deleting the restriction on the number of hours which part-time assistant attorneys general may work. Became Law
SB 752-FN relative to signage on highways and signage fees. Became Law
SB 753-FN-A-LOCAL relative to promoting economic self-sufficiency for families receiving AFDC and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 754-FN directing the attorney general to pursue settlement of the Portsmouth, New Hampshire Naval Shipyard and inner Portsmouth Harbor border dispute between New Hampshire and Maine. Became Law
SB 755-FN-A allowing business profits tax credits for alternative fuel vehicles. Died
SB 756-FN-A relative to the definitions of "gross receipts" and "public utility" for the calculation of the franchise tax with respect to the sale of gas. Became Law
SB 757-FN-A requiring the house ways and means committee to study the state's tax credit incentives. Became Law
SB 758-FN relative to a civil filing fee surcharge for civil legal assistance to low-income persons. Died
SB 759-FN-A relative to child support and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 760-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a revolving fund in the department of revenue administration for the education and training of municipal officers and employees and relative to the recognition of tax anticipation notes for the purpose of setting property tax rate Became Law
SB 761-A relative to rehabilitating the rail lines of class III railroads and state-owned rail lines and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 762-FN relative to restricting steel strapping sales. Died
SB 763 establishing an executive board for national and community service. Became Law
SB 764-FN requiring the department of transportation to maintain and plow an additional one-mile stretch of Tri-Cothic Road in the town of Ellsworth. Died
SB 765-FN-LOCAL relative to private utility companies and the payment of highway relocation costs. Interim Study
SB 766-A making an appropriation to the department of transportation for the construction of sidewalks in the Weirs Beach area. Died
SB 767-FN relative to mental illness coverage under insurance policies. Became Law
SB 768-FN relative to the utilization of electricity and natural gas for the generation of power to propel motor vehicles or mechanical contrivances on or over the ways. Became Law
SB 769-FN dividing any budget surplus between the revenue stabilization reserve account and state aid to education. Died
SB 770-FN relative to eligibility requirements for persons receiving public assistance. Died
SB 771-FN-A relative to an implementation plan for additional training of police, prosecutors, and correctional personnel in the prevention, investigation, and prosecution of sexual assault cases and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 772-FN authorizing involuntary civil commitment for certain individuals and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
SB 773-FN-A clarifying the applicability of the real estate transfer tax. Interim Study
SB 774-FN to increase the medicaid coverage for all pregnant women and children up to 18 years of age and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 775-FN providing medicaid coverage for adults 18 to 64 years of age; changing the definition of disability for the purposes of eligibility for aid to the permanently and totally disabled and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 776 creating a committee to determine the total cost to the state for health care for its citizens. Died
SB 777 establishing a committee to study health care issues in New Hampshire. Died
SB 778 establishing a committee to determine whether resources are available in the university system of New Hampshire which could be used towards a goal of universal health care in New Hampshire. Died
SB 779-FN revising the composition of the health services planning and review board and requiring the development of a state health plan. Interim Study
SB 780 expanding the membership and extending the reporting deadline for the task force coordinating resources addressing sexual assault and sexual harassment at postsecondary institutions. Became Law
SB 781-A requiring the department of transportation to redesign and reconstruct a portion of exit 6 on the Spaulding turnpike from funds previously appropriated. Died
SB 782-FN relative to workplace safety under the workers' compensation law. Died
SB 783-LOCAL requiring bond issues to be placed on the official ballot. Died
SB 784 establishing a committee to study alternatives to the secure commitment of both male and female juveniles adjudicated delinquent pursuant to RSA 169-B. Died
SB 785 establishing a committee to review the current procedures of the central registry in the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 786-FN-LOCAL allowing manufacturers and dealers to sell certain motor vehicles in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 787-FN-A relative to dental coverage for adults under the Medicaid program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 788-FN-LOCAL relative to alternative fuel motor vehicles. Became Law
SB 789-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a health care authority. Interim Study
SB 790 relative to small power producers and establishing a legislative oversight committee to monitor and assess renegotiations between small power producers and Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 791-FN-A making certain appropriations to the department of health and human services, establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating health care provider cooperative agreements, and establishing the New Hampshire health care reform Became Law
SB 792-A relative to the Pease development authority, authorizing new bonding authority for the Pease development authority, authorizing certain loans to be made to the authority for use in matching grants, relative to the budget of the Pease devel Became Law
SB 793-A authorizing loans to be made to the Pease development authority and establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing a theme park, convention center, and casino at certain sites and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 794-A transferring highway funds from the municipal bridge aid program to the highway aid bridge betterment program and making an appropriation to the highway surplus account and the highway and bridge betterment account. Became Law
SB 795-FN-A-LOCAL allocating and continually appropriating a percentage of the gas tax for maintenance of scenic roads. Interim Study
SB 796 allowing the state board of education to solicit funds to implement character and citizenship education. Died
SB 797 repealing the ability of state agencies to be exempt from the purchase of recycled paper products. Died
SB 798 increasing the exemption amount from attachment and execution for certain personal property. Became Law
SB 799 eliminating straight ticket voting on the ballot. Died
SB 800-FN relative to the child protection act. Became Law
SB 801-A increasing the department of transportation's authority to obtain certain bonds from 5-year bonds to 10-year bonds. Became Law
SB 802 relative to real estate appraisers. Became Law
SB 803 relative to land surveyor licensing examinations. Became Law
SB 804 establishing a committee to study delinquent property taxes owed by condominium unit owners. Interim Study
SB 805 reorganizing and making further amendments to the administrative procedure act. Became Law
SB 806 relative to a capital appropriation for repair and restoration of the state house. Became Law
SB 807-FN-LOCAL allowing the establishment of the Capital Wellness Center, Inc. Became Law
SB 808-LOCAL prohibiting cooperative school districts from making changes to their capital outlay and operational funding formulas from July 1, 1994, to July 1, 1997. Interim Study
SB 809 relative to enacting zoning ordinances in the Mountain Lakes District. Became Law
SB 810 legalizing the Hanover school district special meeting held June 8 and 9, 1994. Became Law

Senate resolutions 12

SR 1 adopting Senate Rules for the 1994 session. Adopted by the Senate
SR 2 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 661. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 urging the Federal Communications Commission to enact regulations to preclude cable television companies from charging for more than one cable connection per residence. Adopted by the Senate
SR 4 requesting that the New Hampshire Bar Association examine increasing the maximum amount in controversy for small claims actions to $5,000. Adopted by the Senate
SR 5 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 61. Adopted by the Senate
SR 6 requesting an opinion of the justices on SB 112. Adopted by the Senate
SR 7 relative to HB 310. Adopted by the Senate
SR 8 affirming the Senate's position in passing HB 53-FN-A. Adopted by the Senate
SR 9 relative to the U.S. FIRST competition. Adopted by the Senate
SR 10 affirming revenue estimates for the fiscal years 1994 and 1995. Adopted by the Senate
SR 11 setting forth revenue estimates for the fiscal years 1994 and 1995. Adopted by the Senate
SR 12 relative to cable television and retransmission consent. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 3

SCR 1 in support of an alternative transportation. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 2 relative to the James Bay II project of Hydro-Quebec. Died
SCR 10 to request Congress to allow all states east of the 100th meridian to regulate the export of unprocessed logs. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 7

HJR 1 supporting the improvement of primary health care delivery. Became Law
HJR 2 expressing the opposition of the general court to federal mandate legislation and asserting its right to determine and impose appropriate sanctions upon the driving privileges of offenders within its own state boundaries. Became Law
HJR 3 requiring the department of health and human services to clarify the rules for the use of medicaid disproportionate share payments. Died
HJR 4 stating that it is the intent of the general court that the division of public health services and the fish and game department protect the water quality of shellfish producing waters and restore shellfish resources to the public as soon as possible. Became Law
HJR 20 urging the U.S. Congress to include certain segments of U.S. Route 2 in the new "National Highway System." Became Law
HJR 21 urging the President and Congress to have the remains of certain Native Americans, including those of Chief Passaconaway of Penacook, returned from France to the United States. Became Law
HJR 22 urging Congress to pass the Federal Mandates Relief Act of 1993. Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 1

SJR 1 proclaiming 1993-1994 as university of New Hampshire year. Became Law

HBI 8

HBI 1 relating to wiretapping and eavesdropping. Died
HBI 2 relating to examining the practice of selling food and beverages to small grocery stores at the wholesale level. Died
HBI 3 relating to volunteer firefighters and job protection. Died
HBI 4 relating to gas pricing in different localities. Died
HBI 5 relating to the reduction, elimination and substitution of toxic substances. Adopted by the House
HBI 6 relating to the financing of gubernatorial transitions. Adopted by the House
HBI 20 relating to a mandatory sentence for DWI offenders who commit negligent homicide. Died
HBI 21 relating to persons with disabilities who are "wait listed" with the department of health and human services. Adopted by the House