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Every bill of 1995-1996

1,586 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

House bills 1,115

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1996, and June 30, 1997. Became Law
HB 2-FN relative to state fees, funds, revenues and expenditures. Became Law
HB 3-FN-A making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1995, and relative to state revenues, payments, and fees. Became Law
HB 10 correcting references in the statutes to house and senate standing committee names. Became Law
HB 11 relative to certain statutory and chapter law study committees. 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 32-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the reorganization of and budget reductions within the department of health and human services and making changes in appropriations to the department in fiscal years 1996 and 1997. Became Law
HB 50-FN relative to health insurance coverage for retirement system member spouses and dependents. Became Law
HB 51-FN naming a certain segment of New Hampshire route 101 the Jay McDuffee Highway. Became Law
HB 52-FN-LOCAL changing the age for application of the delinquency provisions from 18 to 17. Died
HB 53-FN relative to information technology management and relative to the information technology management advisory board. Died
HB 54-FN relative to the permanently and totally disabled and aid to families with dependent children. Died
HB 55-FN-A to address anticipated budget shortfalls in the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 56-FN-A relative to the interest and dividends tax and relative to certain credits against the business profits tax. Became Law
HB 57 granting the governor reorganization authority to reduce state general fund appropriations. Died
HB 58-FN-A increasing the supervision and service charge for parolees and probationers. Became Law
HB 59-FN-LOCAL relative to children's services and pertaining to delinquent children, abused and neglected children, children in need of services, and financial responsibility for certain expenses. Died
HB 60-FN relative to health care and making certain appropriations therefor and pertaining to certificate of need requirements, the health care transition fund, the children's health plan, participation in the medicaid health insurance program, primary Became Law
HB 61-FN consolidating and reorganizing the pari-mutuel commission and sweepstakes commission into the racing and lottery commission. Died
HB 101 increasing the age that child passenger restraints are required from 12 years of age to 18 years of age. Died
HB 102 allowing towns to establish terms of office for police chiefs and police officers elected by towns. Became Law
HB 103 relative to the qualifications of the adjutant general. Became Law
HB 104 extending the reporting date for the committee to examine the development of interactive communication systems among the public schools established by 1994, 352:1, and adding entities to which the report shall be made. Became Law
HB 105 relative to amateur boxing. Became Law
HB 106 requiring that OHRV administrative license suspension be conducted pursuant to the motor vehicle administrative license suspension procedure. Became Law
HB 107 expanding the authority of the executive director of fish and game to adopt rules relative to marine species. Became Law
HB 108 changing certain specific terminology to more general terminology in certain fish and game laws. Became Law
HB 109 relative to what constitutes prostitution. Became Law
HB 110 relative to child restraints on motorcycles. Became Law
HB 111 relative to agreements to pay compensation for abandoned property recovery. Became Law
HB 112 clarifying the administrative powers of the department of environmental services relative to dams, mills and flowage. Died
HB 113-FN prohibiting cigarette vending machines in areas to which minors have access. Died
HB 114-FN establishing a brew pub liquor license and fees for the license. Became Law
HB 115-FN increasing fees for certain fish and game licenses for nonresidents and establishing a nonresident hunting and fishing license. Became Law
HB 116-FN establishing a committee to study the operation and funding of the New Hampshire veterinary diagnostic laboratory and adding the state veterinarian as a member of the board of veterinary medicine. Became Law
HB 117-FN changing the name of the department of agriculture to the department of agriculture, markets, and food; clarifying the mission of the department and the responsibilities of the commissioner; and revising the composition and responsibilities of the agricu Became Law
HB 118-FN expanding activities permitted under special hunting licenses for persons 68 years of age or older. Became Law
HB 119-FN extending the animal population control program. Became Law
HB 120 prohibiting certain motorboats on Flint Pond in the town of Hollis. Became Law
HB 121 relative to the definition of "wrongful dishonor" under article 4 of the uniform commercial code. Became Law
HB 122 increasing the penalties for simple assault against a family or household member or intimate partner. Died
HB 123 authorizing conservation officers to enforce motor vehicle laws. Died
HB 124 permitting emergency interception of oral communications without prior court authorization under certain circumstances involving immediate danger of death or serious bodily injury. Died
HB 125 clarifying definitions in the wiretapping and eavesdropping statutes. Became Law
HB 126 establishing a student activity center account for the New Hampshire technical institute. Became Law
HB 127 relative to the statement which must be signed by applicants for notary public or justice of the peace. Died
HB 128-FN-LOCAL establishing distribution requirements for state aid to education. Died
HB 129 relative to unlicensed dogs and nuisance dogs. Died
HB 130-FN relative to separate election ballots for straight ticket voting. Died
HB 131-FN allowing the state to recover from counties funds which are paid to owners after escheatment. Became Law
HB 132 relative to life imprisonment for persons who have committed 3 or more serious violent felonies. Died
HB 133-LOCAL allowing the local governing body to set certain fees. Became Law
HB 134 amending the charter of the union school district of Keene. Became Law
HB 135 exempting insurers of private landowners who donate the use of their land to a political subdivision that provides adequate insurance coverage of its own from liability arising from such use of private lands. Died
HB 136 requiring motor vehicle dealers to sell vehicles with certificates showing compliance with the emissions statutes. Died
HB 137 relative to taxation on abandoned manufactured housing units. Became Law
HB 138 relative to the appointment of inspectors of election. Died
HB 139 requiring a study of certain phosphate levels in the no-wake zone on Big Squam Lake and Little Squam Lake. Became Law
HB 140 relative to safe school zones. Became Law
HB 141 enabling towns, school districts and village districts to use the official ballot for voting on budgetary warrant articles and amending the charter process. Became Law
HB 142 regulating boaters and divers as to the use of dive flags. Became Law
HB 143 relative to transporting loads on highways. Became Law
HB 144 allowing certain liquor licensees to conduct liquor tasting on licensed premises and allowing manufacturers to sell certain food products containing alcoholic beverages to restaurants with liquor licenses. Became Law
HB 145 establishing a committee to study the problem of noise pollution. Died
HB 146 prohibiting studded tires in the non-winter months. Died
HB 147 prohibiting banks from charging fees to second party recipients of insufficient funds checks. Died
HB 148-LOCAL permitting the polling places in small towns to be open for fewer than 8 hours. Died
HB 149-FN regulating fertilizer and agricultural liming materials. Became Law
HB 150-FN allowing certain persons to register and inspect their vehicles prior to the anniversary date. Became Law
HB 151-FN establishing a special license plate program, including related fees. Became Law
HB 152-FN allowing the New Hampshire technical institute and technical colleges to apply for accreditation other than as a technical institute or technical college, renaming the department, the institute and colleges, and making administrative revisions Became Law
HB 153-FN adding the Orford-Fairlee bridge over the Connecticut River to the 10-year transportation plan. Died
HB 154-FN relative to temporary registrations, approval of certain vehicle equipment and driver license application searches and establishing a fee. Became Law
HB 155 exempting landing areas of certain privately owned airports from property taxation. Died
HB 156-A relative to refinancing the cost and rehabilitation of the Cheshire Bridge. Died
HB 157 establishing a committee to study the cost of the rabies vaccine for human beings and other issues relative to rabies. Died
HB 158 prohibiting late payment fees on consumer installment credit payments. Died
HB 159-FN establishing a one-day justice of the peace certificate and certificate fee. Died
HB 160-LOCAL relative to the definition of "good cause" for the purpose of property tax abatements. Died
HB 161 authorizing the executive director of fish and game to issue complimentary fishing permits to certain persons. Became Law
HB 162-LOCAL relative to the rate setting duties of the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 163-FN-LOCAL allowing districts not maintaining a high school to limit the amount of tuition paid for resident pupils. Died
HB 164-FN exempting certain vehicles from the emissions inspection and maintenance program. Died
HB 165 relative to the public use of shorelands. Became Law
HB 166 relative to vehicles impeding the flow of traffic. Died
HB 167 relative to appointing the members of the ballot law commission. Died
HB 168-FN-A establishing the Squam Lakes Public Access Trust Program. Became Law
HB 169 relative to medical records and the fee for retrieving medical record copies. Died
HB 170 relative to resuscitation under a living will or a durable power of attorney for health care. Died
HB 171 relative to an extended term of imprisonment for possession of a radio device while committing certain crimes. Became Law
HB 172-LOCAL relative to the property tax exempt status of agricultural fairgrounds. Died
HB 173-FN relative to notification for court ordered out-of-district placement for delinquent children. Died
HB 174-FN authorizing a certain temporary nonresident fishing license and setting the license fee. Died
HB 175-FN relative to cooperative school districts. Became Law
HB 176 relative to the disciplinary, investigative, and subpoena powers of the board of chiropractic examiners and authorizing the board to impose civil penalties. Became Law
HB 177 relative to zoning requirements for family day care homes. Died
HB 178-FN allowing persons to purchase protective insurance against the cost of a search and rescue. Died
HB 179-FN-A establishing the department of youth development services, abolishing the bureau of residential services, and relative to the reconstruction of a certain railroad overpass and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 180-FN permitting the use of certain snares, which shall be subject to the same terms and conditions as other traps. Died
HB 181-FN establishing the motor oil discharge cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 182-FN relative to inspection of buildings for indoor air quality. Died
HB 183-FN repealing 1991, 152 relative to funding the Women's War Memorial. Became Law
HB 184-FN requiring the department of transportation to install traffic control lights at the intersection of New Hampshire routes 108 and 85. Died
HB 185 transferring the Christa McAuliffe planetarium commission to the department of postsecondary technical education, and repealing certain rulemaking provisions. Became Law
HB 186 prohibiting a person whose driver's license has been suspended or revoked for reckless driving or driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, from operating a motorized vessel. Died
HB 187 permitting one-party consent recording of communications under certain circumstances by presumed victims of criminal offenses, abuse or sexual harassment. Died
HB 188 establishing a study committee concerning disclosure requirements for bonds issued by political subdivisions. Became Law
HB 189 providing that a parent or household member who commits a criminal assault on a parent of a minor in the presence of the minor has endangered the welfare of such child. Died
HB 190 making luring a minor a crime. Died
HB 191-LOCAL requiring a cooperative school district to base a certain minimum of its capital outlay costs on a town's valuation. Died
HB 192 changing the reporting dates for certification of assessments against public utilities by the public utilities commission. Became Law
HB 193 repealing requirements concerning the way cemetery trustees are elected. Died
HB 194 relative to the equipment required on all terrain vehicles. Became Law
HB 195 authorizing the department of safety to impose administrative fines on certain safety inspection stations. Became Law
HB 196-LOCAL permitting municipalities and counties to establish reserve funds for non-capital purposes and eliminating the necessity for municipalities and school districts to distinguish between capital reserve funds and publicly funded trust funds. Became Law
HB 197 authorizing the formation of a water district to address water issues on the seacoast. Became Law
HB 198-LOCAL relative to school district participation in capital improvement programs. Became Law
HB 199 relative to telephone solicitation. Died
HB 200-LOCAL relative to the application and eligibility for bridge aid. Became Law
HB 201 relative to the voting procedure at primary elections for registered members of political parties. Died
HB 202 relative to minimum capital requirements for savings banks and trust companies. Became Law
HB 203 relative to trust company commencement of business. Became Law
HB 204 exempting hospitals licensed by the state from certain provisions of the New Hampshire pharmacists and pharmacies statutes. Became Law
HB 205-LOCAL relative to university of New Hampshire cooperative extension programs. Became Law
HB 206-LOCAL allowing local school districts to implement dress codes and uniform requirements. Died
HB 207 requiring the department of fish and game to obtain approval from the public boat access advisory board before any funds are spent for acquisitions or improvements. Died
HB 208 permitting municipalities and nonprofit organizations to erect temporary advertising devices promoting events. Died
HB 209-LOCAL requiring that warrant articles on planning and zoning issues use common landmarks and street names for setting boundaries and relative to posting the town map. Died
HB 210 establishing a study committee to review options for promoting economic development through the timely remediation of non-superfund sites. Died
HB 211-LOCAL changing the school foundation aid distribution formula, and providing for sweepstakes powerball revenue to be used for state aid to education. Died
HB 212 relative to children's firearm safety. Died
HB 213 relative to license surrender by lenders regulated by the banking department. Became Law
HB 214 relative to banking department examinations of first and second mortgage loan licensees. Became Law
HB 215 relative to fees charged by mortgage lenders and brokers, requirements for disclosures by mortgage lenders, and an exemption from first mortgage lender licensing requirements. Became Law
HB 216 requiring sales finance companies to file annual reports with the bank commissioner. Became Law
HB 217 relative to the profession of engineering and the boards of engineers, architects, land surveyors, natural scientists, and foresters. Became Law
HB 218-FN authorizing the department of environmental services, division of water resources, to acquire Hawkins Pond dam in Centre Harbor. Died
HB 219 exempting the preparation of mortgage plot plans and mortgage inspection reports from application of the chapter regulating engineers, architects, land surveyors, foresters, and natural scientists. Became Law
HB 220 creating a committee to study the establishment of a New Hampshire volunteer program. Died
HB 221 changing the board membership and relative to administrative fines for violations of RSA 313-A, relative to barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
HB 222 relative to access to homes by manufactured housing park owners. Died
HB 223 relative to the losing party's payment of the prevailing party's costs in tort actions. Died
HB 224 establishing a study committee on the functions and responsibilities of the wetlands board and extending the reporting date for the convention center study committee. Became Law
HB 225-LOCAL allowing local governing bodies to offer tax incentives to foster growth in new and existing business construction. Interim Study
HB 226 clarifying the penalties for overloaded vehicles. Died
HB 227-LOCAL requiring the division of municipal services, department of revenue administration, to establish a standard technical assistance manual for municipalities on finance and budget matters, which may be purchased from the division. Became Law
HB 228 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 229 relative to ticket scalping. Died
HB 230 relative to the physical therapy practice act. Became Law
HB 231 limiting liability of trappers for certain accidents involving domestic animals. Died
HB 232 changing the date of final written notification for teachers who are not being renominated or elected from March 31 to April 15. Became Law
HB 233 relative to the state's tourism policy. Died
HB 234 relative to savings bank investments. Became Law
HB 235 to establish new state representative districts for the city of Laconia. Died
HB 236 relative to the recovered memory syndrome. Interim Study
HB 237 relative to sentencing for habitual offenders. Died
HB 238 relative to the health care transition fund. Died
HB 239-LOCAL relative to a property tax exemption for real estate used as subsidized rental housing. Died
HB 240 declaring English as the primary language of the state. Died
HB 241 making technical changes in the business taxes. Became Law
HB 242 prohibiting the use of hearsay evidence in disciplinary hearings under the real estate practice act. Died
HB 243-A relative to the expansion of veterans' home facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 244 relative to refund anticipation loans and authorizing fees for such loans. Died
HB 245 changing the status of the economic development fund to a nonlapsing fund and relative to the economic development matching grants program. Became Law
HB 246 requiring life insurance companies to review their records and notify beneficiaries in the event a policy becomes payable. Died
HB 247-LOCAL permitting a municipality to apply for a court order to attach an individual's personal assets to satisfy a lien on property for nonpayment of property taxes under extraordinary circumstances. Died
HB 248 requiring daytime running lights on motor vehicles. Died
HB 249 requiring cable operators which offer HBO and Cinemax to provide the HBO/Cinemax guide book in larger type for the visually impaired and to adequately describe movies. Died
HB 250 relative to access by municipalities to automatic number identification/automatic location identification information in the enhanced 911 data base. Died
HB 251 relative to checking voter checklists and counting ballots at an election. Died
HB 252 requiring health insurers to provide coverage for nonprescription enteral formulas and food products when medically necessary for the treatment of malabsorption and inherited diseases of amino acids and organic acids. Became Law
HB 253-LOCAL requiring the moderator to designate ballot clerks for certain school district elections. Died
HB 254 extending the term of the county attorney from 2 to 4 years. Died
HB 255-LOCAL clarifying the option allowing town meeting, school district meetings, and village district meetings to vote to authorize indefinitely the governing body to apply for, accept, and expend unanticipated moneys. Died
HB 256 changing the name of Civil Rights Day to Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day. Died
HB 257 relative to the minimum shoreland protection standards. Became Law
HB 258 relative to recreational trails. Became Law
HB 259 providing limited immunity from liability for a professional engineer acting as an emergency management worker. Died
HB 260 relative to the collection of property taxes in the town of Bennington for the 1994-95 tax years. Died
HB 261 relative to the granite state cultural legacy award. Became Law
HB 262 relative to the sale of and authorization to carry mechanical self-opening or spring knives. Died
HB 263 relative to the board of registration in medicine and making an appropriation for clerical support. Became Law
HB 264 relative to the information required for candidates on ballots. Died
HB 265 relative to political contributions for state primary and state general elections. Died
HB 266 relative to political contributions by individuals and political committees. Died
HB 267-LOCAL clarifying the extent to which governmental uses of property shall comply with local land use regulations. Died
HB 268 establishing a committee to study the issue of the elderly and the cost of prescription drugs. Died
HB 269 relative to the taking of fish and game on posted property. Interim Study
HB 270 relative to bail agents and recovery agents. Became Law
HB 271 prohibiting electronic video gambling machines. Died
HB 272 requiring health insurance companies to provide coverage to insureds, who themselves are required through settlement or court decree to provide coverage, for an ex-spouse with a pre-existing condition residing in New Hampshire. Died
HB 273 clarifying the effective date of a law requiring municipalities to print expanded tax relief information on property tax bills. Became Law
HB 274 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of hauling solid waste by rail. Died
HB 275 encouraging businesses to conduct environmental self-audits. Became Law
HB 276-A making an appropriation for the design and construction of a district court facility for Dover, Durham, and Somersworth. Died
HB 277 relative to the joint health council. Became Law
HB 278 establishing a committee to study group II in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 279 relative to the jurisdiction of the ballot law commission. Died
HB 280 establishing a study committee to examine the issue of defining "psychological abuse" as applied by the courts in cases involving children. Died
HB 281 changing the composition of the board of managers of the veterans' home. Became Law
HB 282 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 283 relative to the application of state banking laws, relative to loan loss reserves, and repealing provisions regarding guaranty funds for savings banks and building and loan associations. Died
HB 284 providing for the election of members to the county convention as a separate county office. Died
HB 285 relative to the transportation of septage. Died
HB 286 allowing certified mental health counselors and marriage and family therapists to obtain third party payment for services rendered. Died
HB 287-LOCAL allowing towns and school districts to use the official ballot for any issue before the voters. Died
HB 288-LOCAL eliminating the requirement that solid waste management districts prepare solid waste management plans. Died
HB 289-LOCAL allowing the board of selectmen of a town to place nonbinding local advisory questions on the ballot. Died
HB 290-LOCAL relative to the appointment of certain local officials. Died
HB 291-LOCAL allowing certain municipal advisory committees to take votes by secret ballot. Died
HB 292-LOCAL changing the minimum acreage to qualify for current use from 10 acres to one acre. Died
HB 293-LOCAL allowing municipalities to expand the optional adjusted elderly exemption to exempt a percentage of the assessed value of property. Died
HB 294-LOCAL allowing municipalities to expand the optional adjusted elderly exemption to permit renters to qualify for the exemption. Died
HB 295 relative to the use of recycled oil. Became Law
HB 296-FN regarding notice provisions for additives applied to fresh produce. Died
HB 297 allowing commercial or industrial businesses located in New Hampshire to obtain special competitive electric rates in certain circumstances. Died
HB 298 relative to the rulemaking authority of the police standards and training council and permitting the council to delegate certain powers and duties to the director of police standards and training. Became Law
HB 299-FN-LOCAL requiring that SAU budgets be approved by vote at school district meetings. Died
HB 300 relative to drinking water violations. Became Law
HB 301 prohibiting certain evidence in sexual assault cases. Became Law
HB 302-LOCAL transferring jurisdiction over the town of Troy from the Jaffrey- Peterborough District Court to the Keene District Court. Became Law
HB 303-FN-LOCAL relative to the motor vehicle emissions inspection and maintenance program in Merrimack County. Became Law
HB 304 authorizing the use of electric motors on certain lakes and ponds. Died
HB 305-LOCAL allowing municipalities to adopt an exemption from property taxes regardless of age and to adopt a freeze on property taxes for homeowners over 65. Died
HB 306 establishing a family resource council to address the efficient delivery of services to children and families. Died
HB 307 establishing a study committee to consider a constitutional amendment allowing the adoption of a yield tax on sand, gravel, and similar materials; and suspending a provision on taxation of sand, gravel and similar substances for the tax ye Became Law
HB 308 requiring charitable organizations to produce annual reports for public inspection and to develop conflict of interest policies and codes of ethics. Died
HB 309 relative to counterfeit recordings. Became Law
HB 310-FN relative to the medical and rehabilitation fee schedule and adding a member to the workers' compensation advisory council. Became Law
HB 311 requiring a certain minimum water flow before certain property may be sold. Died
HB 312-FN-A-LOCAL eliminating the advisory council on literacy and dropout prevention and establishing a committee to study literacy issues. Became Law
HB 313-FN relative to a defendant's repayment of counsel expenses that have been paid by the state. Became Law
HB 314-FN relative to wolf hybrids. Became Law
HB 315-FN relative to the low and moderate income housing loan program. Became Law
HB 316-FN relative to probation and parole officers. Became Law
HB 317-FN relative to disqualification for unemployment compensation benefits due to self-employment, adding legislative members to the advisory council on unemployment compensation and establishing a committee to study certain unemployment compensation Became Law
HB 318-FN-LOCAL relative to the disposition of revenue received by the bureau of common carriers, department of safety. Died
HB 319-FN relative to standards for granting a retrial in a criminal or civil case. Died
HB 320-FN establishing a recall procedure for those legislators found in violation in ethics rules by the legislative ethics committee and reconstituting the legislative ethics committee. Died
HB 321-FN-LOCAL relative to the compensation paid to election officers at city, town, and state elections. Died
HB 322-FN prohibiting the executive director from imposing additional fees for certain fishing licenses. Died
HB 323-FN authorizing a New Hampshire Pearl Harbor survivor special number plate. Became Law
HB 324-FN relative to taking or harvesting clams and relative to clam license fees. Became Law
HB 325-FN relative to the bonding authority of the business finance authority. Died
HB 326-FN-LOCAL requiring that all governmental business be conducted in English. Became Law
HB 327-FN transferring certain Hampton Falls property. Died
HB 328-FN relative to reconstruction, or repair of boathouses which are suitable for use as dwellings. Died
HB 329-FN-LOCAL relative to offsetting local districts' costs for special education. Died
HB 330 to establish the ethics governing board. Died
HB 331-LOCAL establishing one elderly exemption to replace the standard elderly exemption and the current optional elderly exemption laws. Became Law
HB 332-FN-A providing for certain services for the developmentally disabled and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 333 relative to election procedures. Became Law
HB 334-FN-LOCAL relative to the powers and duties of a municipality relating to trust funds and school district taxes, relative to qualification of beneficial interest trust owners for certain tax exemptions, and relative to public meetings of the current use board. Became Law
HB 335 relative to marking a straight ticket ballot. Died
HB 336 prohibiting the holding of a lottery to encourage people to vote, or not to vote. Died
HB 337 to expand the definition of "political committee" for reporting purposes. Died
HB 338-FN-LOCAL eliminating school administrative units by July 1, 1996, authorizing local school districts to assume SAU responsibilities after that date, and authorizing the office of legislative services to draft the proposed legislation necessary to implement these p Died
HB 339 relative to death with dignity for certain persons suffering from a terminal condition. Died
HB 340-LOCAL relative to electing certain county officers to 4-year rather than 2-year terms. Died
HB 341 changing the procedure for the release of a security interest in a motor vehicle and establishing a committee to assess the feasibility of a paperless title system for motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 342 relative to the use of moorings and clarifying related definitions. Became Law
HB 343 relative to reporting receipts and expenditures by candidates. Died
HB 344 relative to the New Hampshire automated information system board. Became Law
HB 345-LOCAL relative to voluntary payments in lieu of taxes. Became Law
HB 346 requiring the Merrimack county commissioners to be elected on a rotating basis. Became Law
HB 347 relative to threatening a lawsuit. Died
HB 348 allowing the placement of campaign signs along highway rights-of-way and imposing civil penalties for election law violations. Died
HB 349-LOCAL requiring an annual cost of living adjustment for elderly exemptions to the property tax. Died
HB 350 establishing a recycling market development steering committee. Became Law
HB 351 establishing an environmental research advisory committee. Became Law
HB 352 relative to the New Hampshire/Vermont solid waste compact. Died
HB 353 relative to state licensed or certified real estate appraisers. Died
HB 354 expanding the definition of motor vehicle under the new motor vehicle arbitration laws to include motor homes. Died
HB 355-LOCAL relative to solid waste districts. Died
HB 356 requiring vehicle light use during any period windshield wipers are in operation during inclement weather. Died
HB 357 relative to mental health practice. Interim Study
HB 358 relative to surplus campaign contributions and reporting by political committees, and relative to increasing political expenditure limitations for candidates for the office of governor. Became Law
HB 359 relative to the form of the primary and general election ballots. Died
HB 360 relative to absentee voting. Became Law
HB 361 relative to the board of manufactured housing. Died
HB 362 relative to the authority to make arrests in fresh pursuit. Became Law
HB 363 relative to Murphy Dam on Lake Francis in the town of Pittsburg. Died
HB 364 relative to parking privileges for persons with walking disabilities. Became Law
HB 365 relative to information on credit reports regarding paid property tax liens. Died
HB 366-LOCAL relative to hazardous waste on private property. Died
HB 367 to promote the use of the metric system in certain public and private entities. Died
HB 368-LOCAL granting municipalities the option to change the interest rate on delinquent property taxes, property redemptions, subsequent property taxes, and certain other delinquent local taxes. Died
HB 369-A establishing a committee to study the feasibility of leasing the Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain ski areas. Became Law
HB 370 relative to the committee overseeing the study requested of the Dartmouth Medical School established in 1993, 358:5. Became Law
HB 371 relative to trapping muskrat and relative to the dens and burrows of game animals or fur-bearing animals. Died
HB 372 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of reconstructing portions of New Hampshire route 33 in the town of Greenland. Died
HB 373 relative to trust fund disbursements by state agencies and departments. Became Law
HB 374 relative to the information required for nomination papers to place a candidate on the ballot. Died
HB 375 relative to the interest rate on judgments. Became Law
HB 376 making it illegal to knowingly control any premises or propelled vehicle where persons under the age of 21 consume alcohol. Died
HB 377 establishing a committee to review the feasibility of funding certain operations at Mittersill ski area. Died
HB 378-FN-LOCAL relative to school employee background investigations. Interim Study
HB 379 relative to zoning height limitations on amateur radio towers. Became Law
HB 380 to legalize the substitution of metric equivalents for any English system value expressed in state motor vehicle laws. Died
HB 381 relative to the definition of crosswalk. Became Law
HB 382 relative to the operation of the incinerator by the Lamprey regional solid waste cooperative at the University of New Hampshire in the town of Durham. Died
HB 383 relative to signs displayed by liquor licensees and access for patrons to areas of full service restaurants with liquor licenses. Died
HB 384 establishing a committee to determine the feasibility of constructing a rest area on New Hampshire route 16 in the town of Wakefield. Died
HB 385 relative to the adjustment and focus of automobile and truck headlights. Died
HB 386 consolidating state veterans' programs into a department of veterans affairs. Died
HB 387 relative to the rulemaking authority of commissioners of state departments, relative to certificates of competency for explosives, and relative to the definition of employee leasing company. Became Law
HB 388 rescinding the administrative rule which requires a licensee to disclose a material defect to a prospective buyer, and repealing a provision which requires disclosure by a seller to a buyer of real estate. Died
HB 389 relative to liability of directors and officers of nonprofit organizations. Became Law
HB 390 relative to the grandfathering of subdivisions and separate lots. Became Law
HB 391 increasing the penalty for a person convicted of being an armed career criminal. Died
HB 392 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 393-LOCAL relative to the approval by the division of water supply and pollution control of plans for sewage disposal systems. Became Law
HB 394-LOCAL relative to review of developments of regional impact. Died
HB 395 relative to the jurisdiction of the zoning board of adjustment and the appeal of land use decisions. Became Law
HB 396 requiring voters to bring identification showing their current domocile to the polls. Died
HB 397 relative to hospital billing. Died
HB 398-LOCAL relative to the membership and certain duties of heritage commissions, historic district commissions, and conservation commissions. Became Law
HB 399 extending the term of the county sheriff from 2 to 4 years. Died
HB 400 allowing liquor licenses to be issued to limited liability companies. Became Law
HB 401 establishing a committee to study payments in lieu of taxes for university system properties and certain state government operations which function as businesses open to the public and establishing a university system study committee. Became Law
HB 402 establishing a committee to study issues relative to retail wheeling and electric utility industry restructuring. Died
HB 403-LOCAL relative to the authority of water commissioners. Died
HB 404 permitting certain employee interviews by the commissioner of labor to be disclosed to public officials if necessary. Became Law
HB 405 relative to the minimum wage law. Became Law
HB 406 relative to community service under workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 407 relative to the education requirements for certified public accountants. Died
HB 408-LOCAL relative to public employees' terms and conditions of employment. Died
HB 409 relative to absentee voter registration. Became Law
HB 410 relative to the baiting season and the bear dog training season. Became Law
HB 411 establishing a committee to review the public benefit requirement in the solid waste statutes. Died
HB 412 relative to licensing standards for sales finance companies and retail sellers. Became Law
HB 413 limiting the civil liability of persons engaged in equine activities. Died
HB 414-FN-LOCAL repealing a requirement that a municipality pay certain abatement-related expenses of the board of tax and land appeals following a reappraisal in that municipality by a commercial firm, and giving the board jurisdiction to review the necessi Became Law
HB 415-LOCAL enabling municipalities, with the approval of the executive director of fish and game, to restrict hunting in the municipality. Died
HB 416 relative to aggravated felonious sexual assault. Became Law
HB 417 relative to investments of public funds by trustees. Chapter]) Became Law
HB 418 permitting a law enforcement officer to video and audio record certain communications after providing notification. Became Law
HB 419 relative to certain copyright licenses. Interim Study
HB 420 relative to habitability in manufactured housing parks. Became Law
HB 421 establishing a joint committee to examine the best way to ensure an efficient system of criminal prosecution at the district and superior court level. Became Law
HB 422-LOCAL requiring that a vote taken on reconsideration at a town or school district meeting shall fail unless the subsequent vote passes by a greater number of total votes than the original vote on the issue. Died
HB 423 restricting late payment fees on consumer installment credit payments. Died
HB 424 relative to the naming of real estate acquired by the state and relative to the naming of Northwood Meadows State Park. Became Law
HB 425 relative to hawkers and peddlers. Became Law
HB 426 allowing an extended term of imprisonment for offenses committed with a firearm. Died
HB 427-FN increasing bail commissioners' fees and relative to educational requirements for bail commissioners. Became Law
HB 428 relative to boat docking facilities. Died
HB 429 relative to the election of the members of the board of cemetery trustees, and relative to the powers and duties of cemetery trustees. Became Law
HB 430 relative to branch banking and bank holding company affiliates. Became Law
HB 431 relative to the bank commissioner's supervision of New Hampshire bank holding companies and out-of-state bank holding companies doing business in New Hampshire. Died
HB 432 relative to retail sellers of motor vehicles and sales finance companies which execute retail installment contracts for purchases of motor vehicles and relative to certain fees. Became Law
HB 433 relative to second mortgage home loan licensees and repealing an exemption for insurance companies from the laws regulating small lenders. Died
HB 434 prohibiting advance collection of interest on open-end consumer credit transactions and redefining certain loans. Died
HB 435 relative to first mortgage bankers and brokers. Became Law
HB 436 relative to the duties of the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
HB 437 relative to competitive bidding in Rockingham county. Became Law
HB 438 establishing a committee to study early voting in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 439 relative to a patient's rights concerning billing for medical procedures. Died
HB 440 relative to same day voter registration at city, town, school district, and village district elections. Became Law
HB 441 relative to the headway speed in tidal and non-tidal waters, clarifying the definition of a commercial boat and creating the position of chief harbor master. Became Law
HB 442 extending the temporary rates for the meals and rooms tax, telecommunications tax and real estate transfer tax through the biennium ending June 30, 1997. Became Law
HB 443-FN making technical changes in liquor laws. Became Law
HB 444 relative to disposal of dead fetuses. Died
HB 445 making state law consistent with federal law with regard to holders of concealed weapons licenses. Died
HB 446 relative to mental health care benefits within the HMO networks. Became Law
HB 447 establishing a committee to review certain aspects of the OHRV laws. Died
HB 448 prohibiting the use or ingestion of alcohol by persons under the age of 21 years. Died
HB 449 establishing a study committee to examine and recommend a process for certifying persons who perform tax assessments and property appraisals for municipalities; and relative to the experience requirement for certified public accountants. Became Law
HB 450 relative to the confidentiality of wills. Died
HB 451-FN-LOCAL relative to financial responsibility for certain welfare recipients. Died
HB 452 establishing a study committee to examine the issue of tuition waivers for certain students within the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 453 relative to administration of medications by residential care facility and supported residential care facility staff members. Died
HB 454 relative to the membership of the state board of auctioneers. Died
HB 455 relative to marking a straight ticket ballot. Became Law
HB 456 requiring governor and council approval for certain lease or concession contracts on state forests and reservations. Became Law
HB 457 relative to access to public waters through public lands for the purpose of sport fishing. Died
HB 458-LOCAL relative to the discontinuance of town roads. Died
HB 459-FN relative to service of civil process by private citizens. Died
HB 460 establishing a procedure to be used in the absence of a living will if the wishes of the terminally ill or permanently unconscious patient were known to other persons. Died
HB 461-LOCAL relative to requirements for manual and computer assisted property tax revaluations. Died
HB 462 establishing a committee to study means of municipal revenue raising in lieu of the property tax. Died
HB 463 relative to the DWI levels for persons under the age of 21. Became Law
HB 464 requiring insurance companies to give discounts to drivers over 55 years of age who complete an approved driver safety course. Died
HB 465 prohibiting a person who is a witness to an event or occurrence which such person knows or reasonably should know is a crime from accepting consideration for providing information regarding the event or occurrence. Died
HB 466 relative to the definition of plastic holding devices. Died
HB 467 allowing registered nurses employed by licensed home health care agencies to possess and administer certain noncontrolled prescription drugs under certain conditions. Became Law
HB 468 relative to mutual savings banks. Became Law
HB 469-FN relative to a civil filing fee surcharge to fund civil legal assistance to low-income persons. Interim Study
HB 470-FN relative to the state board's rulemaking authority and local district policy regarding situations involving manifest educational hardship. Became Law
HB 471-FN relative to the department of corrections, including a corrections impact statement, abolishing the division of adult services, and changing the title of the warden of the department of corrections. Became Law
HB 472-FN requiring the division of public health services to establish a needle exchange pilot program. Died
HB 473-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the distance learning commission. Became Law
HB 474-FN relative to unemployment compensation. Died
HB 475-LOCAL enabling municipalities to create regional transit districts. Became Law
HB 476-FN relative to adding statements of original intent to bills and resolutions. Died
HB 477-FN regulating motor vehicle leasing. Became Law
HB 478-FN relative to issuing operating permits to major stationary sources of air pollution. Became Law
HB 479-FN-LOCAL requiring that the hours of polling in a town be determined at the town meeting held prior to each state election. Died
HB 480-FN abolishing the judicial council. Died
HB 481-FN relative to funding the state fire academy from certain surcharges. Died
HB 482-FN requiring the division of motor vehicles to provide a limited purpose drivers license to persons who have lost their privileges. Died
HB 483-FN requiring a plea bargaining agreement to be submitted to the court for judgment at least 2 weeks prior to the trial date. Died
HB 484-FN grandfathering certain sewage disposal systems from the approval requirements established by the department of environmental services. Died
HB 485-FN relative to the taxation of transfers of certain estates. Became Law
HB 486-FN relative to lease agreements for state equipment. Became Law
HB 487-FN-LOCAL exempting municipalities from paying registration fees for dams. Died
HB 488-FN relative to certification of and fees for wetland scientists and changing the title of "natural scientists" to "soil scientists." Died
HB 489-FN relative to licensing dietitians and allowing the board of registration in medicine to establish certain fees. Died
HB 490-FN-LOCAL requiring tax collectors to provide notice to a mortgagee prior to extermination of its rights in property by issuance of a tax deed. Became Law
HB 491-FN requiring that milk products known to contain the genetically produced bovine somatotropin growth hormone to be so labeled. Died
HB 492-FN-LOCAL relative to credit in the New Hampshire retirement system for out-of-state service. Died
HB 493-FN-LOCAL providing the county convention be comprised of elected members of the governing bodies from towns and cities rather than from the house of representatives. Died
HB 494-FN relative to the fee for analyses required by the federal Safe Drinking Water Act and establishing a New Hampshire-Vermont Interstate Public Water Supply Compact. Became Law
HB 495-FN relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund and the fuel oil discharge cleanup fund and related fees. Became Law
HB 496-FN eliminating the state-operated multiple DWI offender program and authorizing services to be provided by private providers. Died
HB 497-FN relative to health insurance coverage for retirement system member spouses and dependents. Died
HB 498-FN relative to administrative review of suspended or revoked motor vehicle licenses. Died
HB 499-FN allowing school administrative personnel to authorize the use of police canine units for drug and weapon searches in schools. Died
HB 500 providing for additional members and extending the reporting date for the committee to study suicide among young people established by 1994, 352:4-8. Died
HB 501-FN-LOCAL relative to public employee collective bargaining. Died
HB 502-FN amending the fiscal note law. Became Law
HB 503-FN requiring certain motorist service signs on limited access highways to be located before the appropriate intersection. Died
HB 504-FN-LOCAL authorizing the department of revenue administration to return funds to the level recommended by a local budget committee or governing body for mandatory obligations which were reduced or eliminated by the local legislative body. Died
HB 505-FN relative to the boiler and unfired pressure vessel inspection law. Became Law
HB 506-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the New Hampshire school food service program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 507-FN-LOCAL returning municipal ordinance fines to the municipalities. Interim Study
HB 508-FN relative to liability insurance coverage and defense expenses for foster parents. Became Law
HB 509-FN relative to payment dates under the interest and dividends tax. Became Law
HB 510-FN relative to the sale of fireworks. Died
HB 511-FN clarifying the department of labor's authority over third party administrators for workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 512-FN relative to special license plate stickers for persons whose licenses are suspended or revoked. Died
HB 513-FN-LOCAL authorizing the department of justice to hire a special investigator to be funded through fees paid to the occupational regulatory boards and commissions. Died
HB 514-FN relative to hearing aid dealers and increasing the fees for persons seeking certification as hearing aid dealers. Died
HB 515-FN authorizing the liquor commission to determine the location of agency stores, repealing the liquor and wine import warehouser license, and prohibiting liquor/wine/beverage warehouser licensees from holding other licenses under title XIII. Died
HB 516-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the port authority to establish a uniform system for marking the ports, harbors and navigable tidal rivers. Became Law
HB 517-FN-LOCAL repealing the weighted voting provision relative to districts within an SAU, and providing the option for local districts to assume duties of the SAU business administrator. Died
HB 518-FN relative to increasing the value of abandoned property subject to reporting, changing the time period after which property is assumed to be abandoned, and changing the advertising and notice requirements for abandoned property. Became Law
HB 519-FN-A authorizing the commissioner of safety to establish a pilot program in the city of Concord and other cities, which allows an alternative procedure for collecting state funds for motor vehicle registrations and relative to reciprocity for O Became Law
HB 520-FN-LOCAL relative to the regulation of rural electric cooperatives by the public utilities commission. Died
HB 521-FN-LOCAL creating interagency family assistance teams. Died
HB 522-FN-LOCAL relative to withdrawal from a cooperative school district. Died
HB 523-FN-LOCAL requiring all eligible persons resident of the state of voting age and otherwise empowered to vote to report to their polling place on election day or pay a fine. Died
HB 524-FN establishing an environmental trust fund and special motor vehicle license plate, and associated fees, to support New Hampshire's natural and cultural resources. Interim Study
HB 525-FN relative to nonpublic sessions under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 526-FN relative to the elevator law, including certain fees. Became Law
HB 527-FN relative to changes in the unemployment compensation law. Became Law
HB 528-FN authorizing the department of safety to issue special amateur radio operator plates and related fees. Died
HB 529-FN-LOCAL transferring certain property from the state to the town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire and authorizing the transfer of another piece of Hampton Falls property to the state. Became Law
HB 530-FN abolishing the position of the director of state ski operations and transferring the director's duties, and relative to state ski operations revenue. Became Law
HB 531-FN relative to recounts, including certain fees. Became Law
HB 532-FN requiring co-payments from inmates of state correctional facilities for inmate initiated medical care and mental health services and repayment for costs of property damage, escape and riots and relative to payment for costs of inmate liti Became Law
HB 533-FN relative to retirement benefits for the state treasurer. Became Law
HB 534-FN relative to the duties of the secretary of state. Became Law
HB 535-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a proportional statewide property tax to provide equal per student funding for state-mandated education, funding for kindergarten, local property tax relief for certain highly taxed municipalities and taxpayers and making an appropriation the Died
HB 536-FN-A-LOCAL designating certain taxes and revenue to fund public kindergarten. Died
HB 537 requiring an annotation of federal authority in administrative rules adopted under federal authority. Died
HB 538-FN-LOCAL relative to DCYF enforcement of financial liability of responsible parties, authorizing DCYF to pay for ancillary services without a court order, and removing the requirement that advisory board consult in rate setting. Died
HB 539-FN making certain changes to the legacy and succession tax. Became Law
HB 540-FN-LOCAL relative to registration and public notification of information regarding serious felony offenders and sexual offenders. Died
HB 541-FN-LOCAL making the state court system financially self-supporting. Died
HB 542-FN permitting nonattorneys to represent taxpayers in certain appeals before municipalities and the board of tax and land appeals. Became Law
HB 543-FN imposing a surcharge on fines and default payments which are overdue to the division of motor vehicles. Died
HB 544-FN-A-LOCAL providing for property tax relief and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 545-FN relative to child support collection and related rulemaking authority of the director of human services and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 546-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a statewide school tax on income and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 547-FN-LOCAL establishing a deferred compensation plan for volunteer firefighters. Became Law
HB 548-FN relative to license fees for the transport of hazardous materials and waste. Died
HB 549-FN crediting certain sums collected by the banking department to the department's consumer credit administration division, repealing the debt adjuster's license fund, and replacing the small loan license fund with the consumer credit administration license f Became Law
HB 550-FN-A-LOCAL designating certain taxes and revenue to fund public kindergarten and making an appropriation therefor, and repealing certain tax credits and a tax carry forward credit. Died
HB 551-FN-LOCAL relative to the denial or revocation of drivers', occupational, and sporting licenses for nonpayment of child support, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 552-FN relative to the design and the display of the state flag. Interim Study
HB 553-FN-A-LOCAL relative to workers' compensation coverage for emergency services employees who contract blood transmitted diseases and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 554-FN-LOCAL relative to health insurance for workers' compensation recipients. Died
HB 555-FN requiring certificates of title and title fees for OHRVs. Died
HB 556-FN requiring health insurers to have their medical expenses audited annually. Became Law
HB 557-FN relative to the procedures of the central registry under the division for children, youth, and families. Died
HB 558-FN-A requiring certain nonprofit health insurers and dental insurers to pay the premium tax. Became Law
HB 559-FN-A relative to the distribution of the meals and rooms tax and establishing a committee to study the balance between the cost to communities of out-of-state industry and retail business operating in the community and the benefits to the community of such out Died
HB 560-FN-A establishing a residential care pilot program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 561-FN repealing the workers' compensation commission and establishing a commission to study the Pease development authority and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 562-FN relative to accidental death benefits and college tuition benefits for the surviving spouse and children of certain deceased group II members. Died
HB 563-FN relative to the repair and maintenance of the road from New Hampshire route 10 to the Connecticut River in Bedell Bridge state park and relative to the construction of a boat launch at the park. Became Law
HB 564-FN-A requiring the University of New Hampshire, in conjunction with the department of environmental services, the department of health and human services, and the department of transportation, to study the impact of road salts and making an appropriation there Died
HB 565-FN-LOCAL establishing a study committee to develop a methodology for reimbursing municipalities which host state facilities and university system properties for the financial impact of such facilities and properties. Died
HB 566-FN-LOCAL relative to AIDS testing for persons performing a public service. Died
HB 567-FN requiring attorneys who write wills for New Hampshire residents to provide certain information to the supreme court, and requiring the supreme court to establish a computerized storage method for this information. Died
HB 568-FN relative to the sale of pharmaceutical drugs. Interim Study
HB 569 establishing a committee to review and make recommendations concerning the administrative practices of the public employee labor relations board. Died
HB 570-FN-A relative to the definition of restaurant for the purposes of the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 571-FN relative to use of per diem compensation by the state to pay certain costs of employing superior court bailiffs; increasing the pay of parole board members; and requiring a termination provision for advisory committees. Became Law
HB 572-FN-A relative to the exemption for hospitals under the meals and rooms tax and setting the tax rate under the medicaid enhancement tax for the biennium ending June 30, 1997. Became Law
HB 573-FN-LOCAL including ferrets in the law requiring rabies vaccinations. Became Law
HB 574-FN-LOCAL requiring seatbelts on all buses transporting school children. Died
HB 575-FN-LOCAL requiring certificates of title for vessels. Died
HB 576-FN relative to genetic testing. Became Law
HB 577-FN altering the jurisdictional boundaries of the Northern Carroll County district court and the Plymouth-Lincoln district court. Became Law
HB 578-FN requiring juvenile case and court records to be unsealed in certain cases. Died
HB 579-FN requiring the executive director of fish and game to report to the general court relative to the bear and moose management funds. Became Law
HB 580-FN allowing the formation of and regulating limited liability partnerships, providing for registration fees, and relative to the application of the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 581-FN authorizing the department of environmental services, division of water resources, to acquire certain dams. Became Law
HB 582-FN designating a portion of New Hampshire route 25 the Mount Moosilauke Highway. Became Law
HB 583-A requiring the state to reopen Mittersill ski area and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 584-FN-LOCAL relative to payment in lieu of taxes for the dam owned by the division of water resources in Pittsburg and Clarksville. Became Law
HB 585-FN-LOCAL exempting certain vessels from the state vessel registration fee and the boat fee. Died
HB 586-FN suspending the salary and benefits of any judge suspended by the supreme court for misconduct. Died
HB 587-FN permitting department heads to authorize travel expenses. Died
HB 588-FN-LOCAL relative to license fees for dogs and cats. Became Law
HB 589-FN excluding convicted felons from serving on juries. Died
HB 590-FN requiring all advertising for all forms of gambling in the state to include a statement or disclaimer of the odds of winning. Died
HB 591-FN requiring state regulatory boards, commissions, advisory boards, advisory committees, and authorities to develop an orientation manual for new members. Died
HB 592-FN-A relative to pledges raised by the community development finance authority. Became Law
HB 593-FN requesting the supreme court and the attorney general to release all confidential and nonconfidential materials relative to former Judge John C. Fairbanks. Died
HB 594-FN-LOCAL requiring employers to report to the department of employment security the names of individuals hired or rehired, which information is used by the division of human services in child support enforcement and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 595-FN repealing the 120-day statute of limitations for tax refunds or credit claims based on constitutional grounds. Died
HB 596-FN-LOCAL relative to the use of compensatory time for municipal employees. Became Law
HB 597-FN-LOCAL assessing taxes on gambling winnings to fund public kindergarten. Died
HB 598-FN relative to the healthy kids act. Became Law
HB 599-FN licensing, regulating and taxing video gambling machine use. Died
HB 600-FN relative to unclassified employees. Died
HB 601-FN relative to retirement benefits for a former group II member of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 602-FN authorizing the pari-mutuel commission to license electronic games of chance at certain pari-mutuel facilities. Died
HB 603-FN authorizing the sweepstakes commission to construct and administer a casino establishment at the former Pease Air Force Base. Died
HB 604-FN-LOCAL abolishing the Pittsfield district court. Became Law
HB 605-FN requiring boating safety education. Died
HB 606-LOCAL including certain welfare recipients in the definition of public employee under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
HB 607-FN relative to the motor vehicle inspection and maintenance program. Became Law
HB 608-FN relative to the authority of health maintenance organizations. Died
HB 609-FN-LOCAL relative to testing for bloodborne diseases under workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 610-LOCAL integrating changes in the municipal budget act into the laws relating to towns and school districts. Became Law
HB 611-FN-LOCAL establishing an optional program allowing a tax credit for part of the school portion of local property tax for individuals who home school their children. Died
HB 612-FN requiring the attorney general to bring suit against the United States Government for violating the United States Constitution and the New Hampshire constitution by enacting a military firearms ban. Died
HB 613-FN relative to protection and control of certain highways. Became Law
HB 614-FN-LOCAL to provide an additional service retirement option for group I teacher members of the retirement system. Died
HB 615-FN-A establishing a new statewide tax on land values to fund the division of mental health and developmental services and establishing a homestead exemption. Died
HB 616 relative to scenic byways. Became Law
HB 617-LOCAL allowing municipalities to exclude civil service pensions from income limitations for the purposes of qualifying for elderly tax exemptions. Died
HB 618-FN requiring the department of safety to keep drivers' records confidential except for certain reasons. Died
HB 619-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the constitutional defense oversight committee and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 620-FN relative to mandatory prelitigation screening and mediation panels for professional negligence claims. Died
HB 621-FN relative to the acquisition of electric service by the Pease development authority. Died
HB 622 relative to distributing political campaign literature at polling places on election. Died
HB 623 expanding the membership of the state conservation committee and correcting obsolete references. Became Law
HB 624-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a 2-year pilot program for local land use board training. Died
HB 625 relative to small power producers, qualifying cogenerators, and payment for the purchase of the output of certain facilities. Interim Study
HB 626-FN establishing a shoreline structures board and relative to the regulation of certain impact projects. Died
HB 627 requiring the New Hampshire commission on interstate cooperation to renegotiate the interstate solid waste compact. Died
HB 628 limiting liability of members of juvenile diversion committees or boards, supervisors of juveniles in diversion programs, and owners of property on which juvenile diversion programs are conducted. Died
HB 629 relative to the placement of political campaign signs. Died
HB 630 recodifying and revising the forestry laws. Became Law
HB 631 designating the New Hampshire tartan. Became Law
HB 632 relative to repealing laws providing for straight ticket voting, repealing laws that give preferential ballot position to the incumbent majority party, and prohibiting a candidate from being the nominee of more than one party. Died
HB 633-LOCAL expanding the definition of "compact area" within a town or city. Died
HB 634-LOCAL allowing an amount to be assessed as part of village district property tax rates to be used to reimburse municipalities for paying village district tax abatements and interest. Died
HB 635-LOCAL relative to expenditures by local land use boards. Died
HB 636-FN relative to advertising devices on scenic and cultural byways and increasing the membership of the scenic and cultural byways council. Became Law
HB 637-LOCAL relative to a local option fee for public transportation. Died
HB 638-FN-A relative to creating a centralized computerized checklist and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 639-FN reclassifying portions of certain roads in the towns of Sugar Hill and Albany. Became Law
HB 640-LOCAL establishing procedures to provide voters an opportunity to establish a budget committee by ballot vote at the general election. Died
HB 641-FN relative to regulation of mortgage loan servicing companies by the banking department and requiring mortgage loan servicing companies to register with and pay registration fees to the department. Became Law
HB 642-FN-A-LOCAL to extend NH Public Television services to all New Hampshire public schools, grades K-12, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 643 allowing cruise ships, the primary purpose of which is tourism, to come into New Hampshire waters if their gambling machines are shut down and relative to the operation of bingo games. Became Law
HB 644-FN-LOCAL relative to fees for issuing low digit and single letter license plates and using the funds to provide financial aid to cities and towns for transporting school children to kindergarten. Died
HB 645 prohibiting contracts between certain types of insurers and physicians from containing clauses limiting the liability of such insurers for actions of the physician for which the insurers might otherwise have liability. Became Law
HB 646-LOCAL relative to the use of county real property. Became Law
HB 647-FN-A relative to transfers from the highway surplus account, relative to tolls charged on the Cheshire Bridge, and requiring that warrant articles concerning the issuance of bonds or notes by the town of Bedford be in accordance with the town c Became Law
HB 648-LOCAL eliminating municipal responsibility to provide, or assure access to, an approved solid waste facility. Died
HB 649-FN-LOCAL relative to independent contractors under workers' compensation. Became Law
HB 650-FN-A concerning youth access to tobacco. Became Law
HB 651-FN-A extending the date for the submission of a river basin planning and assessment program by the department of environmental services and making an appropriation therefor and relative to the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission. Became Law
HB 652-FN-LOCAL allowing criminal action after a juvenile offender's nineteenth birthday in certain circumstances, and making technical changes to the juvenile delinquency provisions. Became Law
HB 653 allowing the board of manufactured housing to adopt interim rules. Became Law
HB 656 permitting an unpaid leave of absence for one superior court justice. Became Law
HB 657-FN directing the supreme court to designate Rockingham and Grafton counties for a family division pilot program within the judicial branch and to establish such program. Became Law
HB 658 to legalize the 1995 annual town meetings for Bartlett and Gilmanton, and to legalize the 1995 Barrington school district annual meeting. Became Law
HB 1025-FN-LOCAL relative to a 10-year transportation plan, relative to the Derry local exit on I-93, and extending the lapse dates for certain capital appropriations to the department of transportation. Became Law
HB 1050 relative to liability for furnishing alcohol and relative to attorney contingent fees. Died
HB 1100 relative to the cutting of timber. Became Law
HB 1101 prohibiting the carrying of firearms and certain other weapons into state-owned buildings by persons other than law enforcement personnel. Died
HB 1102 requiring manufactured housing park owners to compensate residents for relocation costs due to a change in land use of the park. Died
HB 1103 requiring that a portion of a legally taken white-tailed deer be open to view while being transported. Died
HB 1104 relative to illegal night hunting. Died
HB 1105 relative to hunting while intoxicated and implied consent to administer alcohol or controlled drug tests, and permitting evidence of the refusal of consent in certain legal proceedings. Became Law
HB 1106 decreasing the number of hooks and lines that a person may use while angling. Interim Study
HB 1107 relative to the operation of OHRVs. Became Law
HB 1108 requiring a minimum size for clams taken in the towns of Hampton, Hampton Falls, and Seabrook. Died
HB 1109 requiring schools of cosmetology and barbering to be bonded. Died
HB 1110-FN relative to the acceptance of gifts of personal property valued at over $5,000 donated to public libraries and establishing a task force on electronic information in state government. Became Law
HB 1111 establishing a committee to study boards and commissions. Died
HB 1112 establishing a committee to study the investment practices of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 1113 relative to the order of names on state primary election ballots and to political advertising and relative to a contingent nullification. Became Law
HB 1114 requiring private employers to provide employees who are terminated a written reason for the termination. Died
HB 1115 requiring the numerical grading of land surveyor examinations by the board of licensure for land surveyors. Died
HB 1116 increasing the liquidated damages charge for nonpayment of rent, utilities, or other service charges. Died
HB 1117 relative to rules regarding pets in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1118-FN establishing a committee to study issues relative to groups and salary ranges which reflect the responsibilities of unclassified employees, excepting the constitutional officers. Interim Study
HB 1119 allowing an option for reconsideration of votes at village district meetings and relative to the powers of the town of Conway concerning governance of its fire precincts. Became Law
HB 1120 allowing towns to adopt a warrant article to accept personal property donated to libraries. Became Law
HB 1121 creating a committee to study the real estate investment practices of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 1122 modifying the term "compact area" relative to the use of firearms. Became Law
HB 1123 relative to unclassified state employees and gubernatorial appointees. Died
HB 1124 relative to the Merrimack county treasurer. Became Law
HB 1125 relative to roads to private recreational areas. Became Law
HB 1126-FN relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
HB 1127-FN requiring the New Hampshire retirement system actuary to study the rate structure as it applies to firefighter members of the retirement system. Died
HB 1128 relative to sick leave to care for an ill dependent. Died
HB 1129 relative to the Laconia airport authority and relative to the Manchester airport. Became Law
HB 1130 prescribing the duties and liabilities of roller-skating rink operators and persons who use roller-skating rinks. Died
HB 1131-FN-A relative to the Women's War Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1132 reinstating the corporate charters of Polar Graphics, Inc. and Capitol Alarm Systems, Inc. and amending the charter of Saint-Gaudens Memorial. Became Law
HB 1133 repealing the prohibition against civil immunity relative to engineers, architects, and surveyors in emergency and volunteer situations. Died
HB 1134-FN relative to the registration of certain criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 1135-LOCAL creating a penalty for the unauthorized posting of property. Died
HB 1136-LOCAL relative to criminal history checks for all school employees and applicants. Died
HB 1137 prohibiting lobbyists from serving on the legislative ethics committee. Interim Study
HB 1138 requesting the judicial council to study issues regarding jury duty. Became Law
HB 1139-LOCAL relative to the powers of the town of Sunapee concerning governance of the Sunapee water and sewer system. Became Law
HB 1140-FN repealing the health insurance coverage survey. Became Law
HB 1141 relative to youth employment. Died
HB 1142 relative to disclosure language contained in agreements to locate abandoned property. Died
HB 1143 increasing the civil penalties for violations of certain labor statutes and authorizing the commissioner of labor to seek injunctions against noncomplying employers or owners. Became Law
HB 1144 relative to criminal threatening. Became Law
HB 1145-FN-LOCAL authorizing municipalities to charge fees for certain administrative costs connected with excavation permits. Became Law
HB 1146 relative to school bus safety and exempting certain buses from the road toll. Became Law
HB 1147 requiring certain questions pertaining to casino gambling to be included on the official ballot for the 1996 state general election. Died
HB 1148 requiring homeless shelters to keep registers and allow law enforcement officers to inspect the registers. Died
HB 1149-LOCAL relative to permits issued prior to burning materials. Died
HB 1150 authorizing the department of health and human services to seek funds and requiring prompt payment to child day care providers for services paid for by the state. Interim Study
HB 1151 relative to penalties for persons convicted of class B misdemeanors and violations and relative to parole revocation hearings. Became Law
HB 1152 relative to periodic payments of judgments by civil defendants. Became Law
HB 1153-FN requiring legislative documents and administrative rules to be deposited with the state library in an electronic format. Died
HB 1154 establishing kindergarten planning assistance and maintenance aid programs, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1155 relative to the terms for alternate members of zoning boards of adjustment. Became Law
HB 1156 relative to aircraft landings. Became Law
HB 1157-LOCAL allowing a municipality to place a lien on property for the amount of property tax dollars lost due to elderly exemptions. Died
HB 1158-LOCAL clarifying the financial duties of selectmen. Died
HB 1159 reducing the mandatory minimum sentence for habitual offenders convicted of unlawfully operating a motor vehicle. Died
HB 1160 establishing a committee to study college tuition savings plans for New Hampshire colleges. Became Law
HB 1161 relative to the information required on the state primary and state general election ballots, voter checklists of cities and towns, candidate and party nominations, nomination papers, and absentee ballots. Became Law
HB 1162-FN relative to making a supplemental appropriation for the veterinary diagnostic laboratory in the agriculture experiment station at the university of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1163-FN requiring archery license applicants to complete a mandatory bow hunter education course. Became Law
HB 1164 making it illegal to train dogs to hunt bobcat and relative to the issuance of training permits and rulemaking by the executive director. Became Law
HB 1165-FN requiring district courts to hold evening sessions. Interim Study
HB 1166-LOCAL expanding the veterans' tax credit. Died
HB 1167 relative to voluntary limits on campaign expenditures. Died
HB 1168-LOCAL relative to maintaining local control over certain franchises and allowing municipalities to coordinate franchising authorities. Became Law
HB 1169 authorizing the department of health and human services to impose administrative fines on certain nursing homes. Became Law
HB 1170 prohibiting a sworn law enforcement officer from holding a private detective's license. Became Law
HB 1171-FN relative to fees for number plates. Died
HB 1172 relative to bridge regulations. Became Law
HB 1173-FN-LOCAL relative to juvenile court proceedings and victims' rights in the context of delinquency proceedings. Became Law
HB 1174-LOCAL relative to the use of municipal capital reserve funds. Died
HB 1175 repealing the law requiring general court members to list emergency interim successors, repealing the law establishing a joint committee on implementation of reorganization relative to the executive branch, and allowing the governor to appoint Became Law
HB 1176 relative to the duties of inspectors of elections. Died
HB 1177-FN relative to the state board of licensing for foresters. Became Law
HB 1178 establishing a committee to study the cost and feasibility of televising house and senate sessions and house and senate committee hearings. Died
HB 1179-LOCAL defining "resident" for purposes of school attendance. Interim Study
HB 1180 relative to the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of transportation relating to the turnpike system and relative to the duration of state registration certificates. Became Law
HB 1181 establishing a committee to study issues regarding the administrative practices of boards which regulate occupations and professions in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1182-FN increasing the bear hunting license fee. Died
HB 1183-FN relative to scientific licenses and increasing the fee for scientific licenses. Died
HB 1184-FN amending certain license fees and making various technical changes to the fish and game laws. Interim Study
HB 1185-FN relative to the taking of lobsters and crabs. Died
HB 1186-FN requiring the executive director of the department of fish and game to adopt rules regulating fishing tournaments, including rules regarding waivers of tournament fees. Became Law
HB 1187-FN increasing the super sportsman license fee and certain special scientific license fees. Died
HB 1188-FN-A reducing the rate of the communications services tax. Died
HB 1189-FN changing the fee charged by towns and cities for uncollectible checks. Became Law
HB 1190-LOCAL relative to municipal fines for false fire alarms on university system of New Hampshire campuses. Died
HB 1191-FN-A-LOCAL assessing taxes on gambling winnings to fund state aid to education. Died
HB 1192 relative to the definition of developed waterfront property. Became Law
HB 1193-FN-LOCAL relative to department of revenue administration reporting requirements relative to a yield tax on timber, establishing an exception from RSA 541-A for requirements on certain tax filing forms, and removing a budget footnote. Became Law
HB 1194 exempting motorsport events from certain aspects of the laws regulating campgrounds and camping parks. Became Law
HB 1195 requiring the commissioner of the department of environmental services to make a biennial report to the legislature on the status and balances of all funds in the department. Died
HB 1196 relative to the statute of limitations on claims under the consumer protection statutes. Became Law
HB 1197-LOCAL reclassifying certain roads in the towns of Boscawen and Hampstead. Became Law
HB 1198-FN-A requiring the state to maintain the veterans' portion of the Park Cemetery in Tilton and making a continuing appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1199 relative to the New Hampshire statewide trail system advisory committee. Became Law
HB 1200-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the business enterprise tax and returning 1/2 of the revenue to the cities and towns and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1201-FN including low digit number plates as vanity plates. Died
HB 1202-FN relative to liquor licenses for off-site caterers. Died
HB 1203-LOCAL excluding pupils in home education programs from average daily membership in cooperative school district apportionment formulas, and deleting the date for notification for home education. Became Law
HB 1204-FN-LOCAL relative to procedures for holding special school district meetings for emergency expenditures. Interim Study
HB 1205-FN clarifying the term "generator" of hazardous waste. Died
HB 1206-FN to require the commissioner of transportation to reduce the amount of salt spread on the state highway system. Died
HB 1207 relative to coinsurance payments for covered services. Died
HB 1208 requiring consumer credit reporting agencies collecting data on a national basis to provide a consumer with one free consumer report annually. Died
HB 1209 establishing the crime of malicious harassment. Died
HB 1210 amending the workers' compensation law to provide an exemption from coverage requirements for nonresident employees. Became Law
HB 1211 prohibiting the denial of insurance coverage based on the perception or possibility that the prospective insured is a victim of domestic abuse or violence. Became Law
HB 1212 relative to the powers of trustees under the Uniform Trustees' Powers Act. Became Law
HB 1213-FN changing the composition of the liquor commission. Died
HB 1214 establishing a committee to review the feasibility of establishing a DNA data base system. Died
HB 1215 relative to confidential communications between a patient and a physician or surgeon. Died
HB 1216-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities to adopt an exemption from property taxes for low income howeowners, and repealing the authority to use local property tax revenue to fund education. Died
HB 1217-FN-LOCAL relative to preparation of municipal budgets. Died
HB 1218-LOCAL requiring local welfare departments to notify a landlord whose welfare recipient tenant has requested that the welfare department stop sending rent checks to the landlord. Died
HB 1219-FN limiting the caseload of juvenile services officers. Interim Study
HB 1220-FN-LOCAL providing that the state shall apply for and utilize moneys from the Goals 2000 - Educate America Act. Died
HB 1221 relative to operating emergency vehicles while intoxicated. Died
HB 1222 establishing a council on applied technology and innovation. Became Law
HB 1223 relative to the personnel appeals board. Died
HB 1224-FN authorizing the state to acquire certain property adjacent to Black Mountain State Forest. Became Law
HB 1225-FN requiring the temporary salary reduction of certain unclassified state employees. Died
HB 1226 to include uninspected motor vehicles in the definition of junkyard. Died
HB 1227-FN transferring the town of Litchfield from the Nashua District Court to the Merrimack District Court. Became Law
HB 1228-FN requiring the executive director of the department of fish and game to provide copies of fish and game statutes, if available as a single publication from a commercial publisher, without charge only upon request of the members of the house wil Became Law
HB 1229-FN-A allowing owners of privately owned airports to receive partial state reimbursement grants for local property taxes paid on certain areas of such airports and making an appropriating therefor. Became Law
HB 1230 relative to the authority of the boxing and wrestling commission. Interim Study
HB 1231-LOCAL relative to tax liens imposed by municipalities for delinquent property taxes. Died
HB 1232 repealing the law that requires all government business to be conducted in English. Died
HB 1233 establishing a 55 mile per hour speed limit for OHRVs travelling on the frozen surface of Turtle Pond, also known as Turtle Town Pond, in the city of Concord and establishing joint responsibility between the city of Concord and the state of Ne Became Law
HB 1234 relative to the reimbursement of health care providers by insurers for providing emergency services. Interim Study
HB 1235 establishing a committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding the bankruptcy of Public Service Company of New Hampshire and the subsequent actions that resulted from the takeover by Northeast Utilities. Died
HB 1236-LOCAL establishing a study committee on police details at construction sites. Died
HB 1237-FN imposing a motor vehicle registration fee surcharge. Died
HB 1238 relative to the use of the official ballot for changing the manner in which planning board members are selected in towns. Became Law
HB 1239-FN relative to the regulatory authority of the state board of auctioneers and professional standards for auctioneers. Died
HB 1240-FN restoring the spousal benefit to certain group II retirees. Died
HB 1241-FN abolishing the division of property appraisal in the department of revenue administration. Interim Study
HB 1242-FN-A relative to the minimum income on which the interest and dividends tax is levied. Died
HB 1243-FN authorizing the judicial council to supervise the hiring of paralegals for the public defender program. Died
HB 1244-FN relative to aeronautical carriers. Became Law
HB 1245 requiring a vote of 60 percent of the house and the senate to pass any new taxes or fees. Died
HB 1246 relative to gender neutral drafting. Died
HB 1247 extending privileged communications to firefighters and emergency medical services unit personnel. Died
HB 1248 relative to insurance coverage for involuntary or voluntary admissions. Died
HB 1249 providing for the election of the members of the state board of education, one from each of the executive councilor districts. Died
HB 1250 relative to new trials based on new evidence. Died
HB 1251-LOCAL limiting a municipality's recovery under the alternate tax lien procedure to the extent of the tax lien. Died
HB 1252-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a local education improvement assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1253-FN-A relative to senior "meals on wheels" and senior transportation and transferring certain funds. Became Law
HB 1254-LOCAL relative to police employees who volunteer to participate in educational programs. Died
HB 1255-FN-LOCAL providing that the state shall reimburse school districts for shortfalls in certain categories of state aid to education. Interim Study
HB 1256-LOCAL allowing municipalities to vote by referendum whether to allow expanded electronic, video, or casino gambling activities in the locality should the state expand the gambling laws. Died
HB 1257 requiring the state of New Hampshire to make timely payments on its contracts. Interim Study
HB 1258 establishing a committee to study medication management for patients with prescriptive drugs. Died
HB 1259 allowing independent professionals to be owners of professional corporations or professional limited liability companies. Became Law
HB 1260 requiring local elected and appointed officials to file a financial disclosure report with the secretary of state. Died
HB 1261 relative to ice racing. Died
HB 1262 prohibiting advertising of tobacco products on billboards. Died
HB 1263-LOCAL relative to elderly exemptions to the property tax. Died
HB 1264 restricting the sale of certain items. Died
HB 1265 relative to payment of utilities by tenants of manufactured housing parks. Became Law
HB 1266 relative to disclosure of fees charged by owners and operators of electronic customer service terminals for use of such terminals. Became Law
HB 1267 relative to retail licenses to sell pistols and revolvers and to licenses to carry pistols and revolvers. Became Law
HB 1268 relative to the method for repealing a zoning ordinance and defining a person aggrieved in an appeal from a decision on motion for rehearing. Became Law
HB 1269 allowing insurers to offer riders for coverage of the services of certain mental health professionals. Died
HB 1270-LOCAL allowing school administrative units to establish advisory budget or finance committees under the municipal budget law. Became Law
HB 1271-FN relative to exposure to infectious disease. Became Law
HB 1272-LOCAL changing the basis on which single family homeowners pay property taxes from property value to income. Died
HB 1273 relative to redemption of levies on real estate. Died
HB 1274-FN relative to rights-of-way to certain bodies of water. Became Law
HB 1275-FN-LOCAL relative to public employee contract negotiations. Died
HB 1276-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
HB 1277 relative to notification regarding workers' compensation coverage for subcontractors. Died
HB 1278 requiring that certain government contractors make reports to the secretary of state. Died
HB 1279 relative to the qualifications necessary for licensing nonresident estheticians. Died
HB 1280-LOCAL relative to teachers' rights to notice and hearing for failure to be renominated or reelected. Died
HB 1281 restricting the courts' penalties for civil and criminal contempt. Died
HB 1282 allowing certain liquor licensees to conduct beverage, liquor, or wine tastings on licensed premises. Became Law
HB 1283 allowing jurors to ask questions and take written notes during trials. Died
HB 1284-LOCAL relative to line items at town and school district meetings. Interim Study
HB 1285 authorizing sobriety check points in certain situations. Became Law
HB 1286 relative to the suspension and expulsion of pupils. Became Law
HB 1287 allowing federal income tax withholding from unemployment compensation. Became Law
HB 1288 establishing a study committee on pesticide product registration policies. Became Law
HB 1289-LOCAL relative to restrictions on waters used as a public water supply, requiring notification to municipalities for certain water withdrawals, and relative to state water pollution control and drinking water revolving loan funds. Became Law
HB 1290 relative to savings accounts for children. Died
HB 1291 relative to vandalism and criminal mischief. Became Law
HB 1292 requiring a waiting period before the retail price of gas and oil is increased in certain circumstances. Died
HB 1293 relative to the qualifications of members of the wetlands board and making changes in the rehearings and appeals process. Died
HB 1294 amending the law against discrimination to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Interim Study
HB 1295 requiring the commissioner of the department of environmental services to petition the United States Environmental Protection Agency requesting that New Hampshire be exempted from the mandatory use of reformulated fuels. Died
HB 1296 prohibiting banks from assessing a charge on the payor of a check drawn on insufficient funds. Died
HB 1297 relative to the form of the citizenship affidavit. Became Law
HB 1298 relative to driver's licenses and motor vehicle registrations for members of the armed forces and their spouses. Became Law
HB 1299 limiting the credit card interest rates which may be charged to New Hampshire residents. Interim Study
HB 1300 relative to the enforcement of zoning regulations. Became Law
HB 1301 relative to adoption procedures. Became Law
HB 1302 establishing a committee to study methods of improving telecommunication services to the North Country and other rural areas. Became Law
HB 1303 relative to the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of transportation, removing a requirement for a written agreement for reimbursement for certain planning and design work performed by the division of public works, and revising the defin Became Law
HB 1304 requiring the supreme court to make certain documents accessible to the public. Died
HB 1305-FN-A relative to the state historic marker program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1306 exempting certain health clinics under the licensure law. Became Law
HB 1307 relative to the interstate emergency management compact. Became Law
HB 1308-FN-A relative to voluntary direct deposit of state financial assistance benefits. Died
HB 1309-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to reimburse county sheriff departments for all costs of providing bailiff and security services to courts. Died
HB 1310-FN relative to banning trucks on certain ways at certain times of the year. Died
HB 1311 requiring banks to cash state financial assistance benefit checks. Died
HB 1312 requiring the supreme court to order disclosure of all materials related to a secret study of the probate courts. Died
HB 1313 making attorneys subject to the provisions of the consumer protection act. Died
HB 1314 reorganizing the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1315 relative to the use of certain products containing phosphates. Became Law
HB 1316 relative to the right-to-know law and the cost of certain materials to the public. Died
HB 1317 prohibiting the shooting of captive animals. Died
HB 1318 relative to the confidentiality of information and attendance at proceedings under the child protection act. Interim Study
HB 1319-LOCAL making public employment negotiations open to the public under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1320-A making a supplemental appropriation for capital improvements to the university system of New Hampshire for the Young Building at Keene state college. Died
HB 1321-FN-LOCAL requiring that warrants be issued for the collection of all fines and arrears owed to the state courts. Interim Study
HB 1322 relative to the adoption of the New Hampshire hospital master plan of 1994. Became Law
HB 1323 establishing a committee to study the issue of the use and disposal of sludge or septage, and requiring notification to certain persons before the application of sludge or septage. Became Law
HB 1324 establishing the crime of vandalism and making it punishable by public spanking on the bare buttocks in certain cases. Died
HB 1325 relative to the emissions reduction trading programs and establishing a voluntary pilot program on enhanced environmental performance agreements. Became Law
HB 1326 requiring 40 hours of community service as a prerequisite to receiving a high school diploma. Died
HB 1327-LOCAL authorizing a governing body of a municipality to order an assessor's plat to clarify property ownership. Interim Study
HB 1328 establishing a committee to study methods of promoting greater efficiency in state government through privatization and competitive bidding for contracts by state employees. Died
HB 1329 relative to the regulation of massage therapists. Became Law
HB 1330-FN-A lowering the rate of the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 1331-FN relative to clarifying certain provisions under the workers' compensation law, and relative to fees for inspection certificates for elevators. Became Law
HB 1332-FN requiring financial institutions to display certain information on fees, charges, and available products in their lobbies. Died
HB 1333-FN-LOCAL relative to public assistance for households containing persons with disabilities. Became Law
HB 1334-A making a bonded appropriation to the department of justice to be used to fully reimburse Judge Fairbanks' victims or their heirs. Died
HB 1335-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the New Hampshire Main Street Center and local Main Street programs and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1336-FN-A making a capital appropriation to the department of health and human services for the construction of a parking garage and purchase of furnishings for the Brown building. Died
HB 1337-FN repealing the fee for recording plans and specifications for sewage and waste disposal systems. Interim Study
HB 1338-FN establishing a business profits tax credit for businesses establishing alternative fuel facilities or converting motor vehicles to alternative fuel motor vehicles and exempting certain alternative fuel vehicles from the gas tax. Died
HB 1339-FN-A to study the feasibility of an alternative highway for Route 3 in Franklin. Became Law
HB 1340-FN relative to title insurers and title insurance agents. Interim Study
HB 1341-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a corridor study of Route 101. Became Law
HB 1342 relative to charges for employee time to review public records. Died
HB 1343 requiring that judgments on past due rent be simultaneous with judgments for eviction. Interim Study
HB 1344 providing for an increase in the maximum cost of sweepstakes tickets and relative to the assignment of lottery prizes. Became Law
HB 1345 relative to the definition of "unemployment" for the purposes of unemployment compensation, relative to the weekly benefit amount schedule, and designating a portion of the employer contribution to the unemployment compensation fund. Became Law
HB 1346 relative to notice of benefits charges, maximum weekly benefits, and penalties for failure to disclose a material fact under the unemployment compensation laws. Became Law
HB 1347 relative to interest on arbitration awards and judgments. Died
HB 1348 requiring judicial officers and judicial employees to file financial disclosure reports. Died
HB 1349 relative to incarcerated convicted felons receiving workers' compensation payments. Died
HB 1350 requiring probate judges to be chosen biennially in the general election. Died
HB 1351 relative to the sale of certain state-owned property at the Franklin Pierce homestead. Became Law
HB 1352 relative to insurance coverage during pregnancy and delivery and the postpartum period. Became Law
HB 1353 relative to shared tenant telecommunication services. Interim Study
HB 1354 relative to the content of questions placed on the ballot to amend the constitution. Died
HB 1355 relative to the confidentiality of juvenile hearings. Died
HB 1356 relative to the levy of executions on real estate. Died
HB 1357 relative to court decrees in title disputes. Became Law
HB 1358 prohibiting the assessment of bank service fees or processing fees on checking and savings accounts with an average daily balance of less than $7,500. Died
HB 1359 restricting charges to the payee and payor for a check returned for insufficient funds. Died
HB 1360 establishing a standing joint legislative committee to review professional conduct complaints against attorneys. Died
HB 1361 establishing a standing joint legislative committee to review professional conduct complaints against judges. Died
HB 1362-LOCAL establishing a basic skills testing program. Died
HB 1363 allowing towns and cities to vote to regulate certain types of businesses. Interim Study
HB 1364 repealing the law requiring certain annual audits of accident and health insurers. Became Law
HB 1365 relative to unclassified employees. Died
HB 1366 requiring the commissioner of the department of corrections to prepare and publish an annual comprehensive plan for the state's correctional system. Became Law
HB 1367 permitting a fetus to be considered "another" for purposes of negligent homicide charges. Interim Study
HB 1368 requiring permits for dentists who administer general anesthesia, deep sedation and conscious sedation, and giving the board of dental examiners related rulemaking authority regarding the permits and fees. Became Law
HB 1369 adding new requirements for appeals processes and appeals board membership relating to nonprofit health service corporations and health maintenance organizations. Died
HB 1370 relative to discharge of bail. Died
HB 1371 relative to the authority of the director of forests and lands to enter certain private lands. Died
HB 1372 relative to liability for allowing a person to drive without a license. Died
HB 1373 limiting the contempt powers of the New Hampshire judiciary. Died
HB 1374 relative to reviewing occupational and professional regulation statutes. Died
HB 1375 relative to penalties under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
HB 1376-LOCAL relative to the time period for municipalities to decide on property tax abatements. Died
HB 1377 relative to cosmetic tattooing. Died
HB 1378 relating to expenditures by political parties. Died
HB 1379 to require financial filings by county and local party committees. Died
HB 1380 allowing a municipality to tax land at a greater rate than buildings and other improvements to land. Interim Study
HB 1381 establishing a study committee on housing authority payments in lieu of taxes. Died
HB 1382-FN requiring the clerks of court and the secretary of state to establish computerized citation systems for all information which is within the public domain. Died
HB 1383-FN-LOCAL allowing high school students to graduate early upon completion of all graduation prerequisites and making scholarship moneys available to early graduates from resulting local educational cost reductions. Died
HB 1384-FN-LOCAL establishing a division of school purchasing and procurement in the department of education. Interim Study
HB 1385-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the designation and appropriation of excess sweepstakes funds for special education until July 1, 1998. Died
HB 1386-FN limiting the operational expenses of the sweepstakes commission to 10 percent of the gross revenue. Interim Study
HB 1387-LOCAL establishing a committee to study school property tax elimination. Died
HB 1388-LOCAL prohibiting the channeling of pupils through high school curriculums. Died
HB 1389 requiring dealers in new motor vehicles to provide service bulletins. Died
HB 1390 establishing a study committee on removing the district courts from the authority and control of the administrative office of the courts. Died
HB 1391 allowing the court to order persons convicted of violations or crimes to reimburse the victims' assistance fund and the county for the costs of the office of victim/witness assistance and county victim advocates. Died
HB 1392 restructuring the electric utility industry in New Hampshire and establishing a legislative oversight committee. Became Law
HB 1393-LOCAL relative to providing medical and general assistance benefits. Died
HB 1394 establishing a committee to study the reporting of medical test results to health care consumers. Became Law
HB 1395 relative to the appointments to committees, boards, and commissions made by the governor. Interim Study
HB 1396-LOCAL relative to the roles of public school teachers and programs. Died
HB 1397 relative to the employment of school personnel and administrators. Died
HB 1398-LOCAL relative to statutory provisions regulating the placement and removal of political advertising. Interim Study
HB 1399 establishing 2 new positions in the department of environmental services to implement the sludge permit system, making appropriations from the balance contained in the sewage disposal system fund, and relative to the sewage disposal system Became Law
HB 1400 relative to liquor licensing requirements for veterans' clubs and social clubs and relative to liquor licenses for off-site catering services. Became Law
HB 1401 relative to political contributions. Died
HB 1402 creating a state ethics agency. Interim Study
HB 1403 relative to the charges for driving a motor vehicle or operating off highway recreational vehicles under the influence of drugs or liquor, or driving with excess alcohol concentration. Became Law
HB 1404 lowering the blood alcohol concentration for aggravated driving while intoxicated from 0.20 to 0.16. Became Law
HB 1405 requiring the banking department to conduct community reinvestment investigations as part of periodic bank examinations. Died
HB 1406-FN-A authorizing the commissioner of the department of corrections to transfer funds within the department of corrections budget for funding for the pathways program for the fiscal year 1997. Became Law
HB 1407 relative to reporting and registration requirements for lobbyists and employees of lobbyists. Interim Study
HB 1408 establishing a committee to study the law regarding AIDS. Died
HB 1409 prohibiting service-connected disability payments or social security disability payments from being garnished for an alimony award. Interim Study
HB 1410-LOCAL relative to special revenue funds and relative to the payment of taxes in the town of North Hampton. Became Law
HB 1411 expanding the duties of the local river management advisory committees. Died
HB 1412 enhancing the penalty for operating a vessel or a vehicle with a suspended or revoked license. Died
HB 1413 relative to the release of or transfer of a body from any residence, hospital, or other facility. Died
HB 1414 relative to unit pricing at grocery stores. Died
HB 1415 relative to the confidentiality and maintenance of adoption records. Became Law
HB 1416 relative to property settlements in divorces caused by adultery. Died
HB 1417 allowing motor vehicle license plates to be transferred to family members. Died
HB 1418 requiring the state to provide notice to municipalities regarding any state project proposed on state-owned land within the municipality. Died
HB 1419 relative to the New Hampshire rivers management and protection program. Died
HB 1420 relative to the billing practices of public utilities. Died
HB 1421 requiring a determination of community benefits by the director of charitable trusts prior to certain mergers of nonprofit entities. Died
HB 1422 prohibiting the costs for salaries of certain PSNH officials from being passed on to ratepayers. Died
HB 1423 making all court records and proceedings open to the public. Died
HB 1424-FN relative to providing information to parents so they can provide preschool education to their children. Died
HB 1425-LOCAL relative to rabies innoculation and licensing of dogs. Died
HB 1426 allowing the acquisition of certain easements near newly-constructed limited access highways. Became Law
HB 1427 relative to termination of parental rights for a parent incarcerated for capital murder or first or second degree murder. Died
HB 1428 relative to state regulation of participation by foreign banks in the financial markets of New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1429 establishing a study committee on interstate banking and branching. Became Law
HB 1430 clarifying the current prohibition of banks engaging in the insurance business. Interim Study
HB 1431 requiring individual health insurance policies to cover nonprescription enteral formulas. Became Law
HB 1432-LOCAL allowing cities to vote on bond issues by referendum. Died
HB 1433 requiring voter approval of a referendum question pertaining to the proposed Manchester civic center prior to the center's public funding. Died
HB 1434-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the issues surrounding the definition of "facility" for the purposes of eligibility for property tax exemptions for water and air pollution control facilities. Became Law
HB 1435 recodifying certain health insurance statutes. Interim Study
HB 1436 regulating certain transactions between charitable trusts and directors, officers, and trustees of such charitable trusts and establishing a committee to study the laws relative to charitable trusts. Became Law
HB 1437 permitting certain convicted felons to possess rifles, shotguns and archery equipment for hunting or target practice. Died
HB 1438 relative to the regulation of public accountants. Died
HB 1439 relative to the off-site sale of motor vehicles. Died
HB 1440 proclaiming August 26th of each year as Women's Suffrage Day. Died
HB 1441 relative to consumer choice in home television programming. Died
HB 1442 relative to the term of the commissioner of administrative services and relative to revenue and expenditures for the biennium ending June 30, 1997. Became Law
HB 1443-FN-A relative to the applicability of the meals and rooms tax. Became Law
HB 1444-FN-LOCAL relative to the classification of the surface waters of the state. Interim Study
HB 1445-FN-A-LOCAL providing for certain services for the developmentally disabled and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1446-FN establishing the New Hampshire board of hearing care providers, requiring audiologists to be licensed, and establishing certain fees. Became Law
HB 1447 requiring a comprehensive review of driver education programs. Died
HB 1448 allowing judges to authorize by telephone the use of eavesdropping devices in life threatening situations. Died
HB 1449-FN-A revising the school building aid system and continually appropriating a certain portion of real estate transfer tax revenues for such purpose. Interim Study
HB 1450-FN relative to postsecondary educational assistance for members of the New Hampshire national guard and establishing a study committee on postsecondary educational assistance for members of the New Hampshire national guard. Became Law
HB 1451-FN authorizing electronic games of chance at pari-mutuel licensee locations. Died
HB 1452-FN-A eliminating the net operating loss deduction from gross business profit and prospectively decreasing the business profits tax. Died
HB 1453-FN relative to divisions and employees of the liquor commission. Became Law
HB 1454-FN establishing a board of ophthalmic dispensing, and relative to the board's fees and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1455 relative to the permissible fireworks review committee. Became Law
HB 1456 relative to permissible agreements between beverage manufacturers and vendors and beverage wholesale distributors. Died
HB 1457 relative to bank charges for checks written on uncollected funds. Died
HB 1458 relative to the commissioner's authority to make expenditures for certain railroad projects, and requiring the state to provide warning signs for public crossings over state-owned railroad lines. Became Law
HB 1459 relative to disclosure of information by insurers. Became Law
HB 1460-LOCAL relative to holding a lottery to encourage voter participation. Died
HB 1461 reorganizing the membership and functions of the wetlands board. Died
HB 1462 transferring powers and rulemaking authority from the wetlands board to the wetlands bureau and redirecting fees paid to the wetlands board to the general fund. Died
HB 1463-LOCAL giving municipalities bonding authority for economic development purposes in certain situations. Became Law
HB 1464-FN relative to administrative control of the state law library. Died
HB 1465-FN relative to the animal protection act. Died
HB 1466 prohibiting full-time municipal employees from serving as elected members to local boards and commissions. Died
HB 1467 relative to anonymous political campaign communications. Interim Study
HB 1468 relative to the subject matter of money bills. Died
HB 1469 relative to comparative fault and assumption of risk. Died
HB 1470 prohibiting town and school district employees from holding the office of town or school district moderator. Died
HB 1471-LOCAL allowing a municipality to adopt a per acre surcharge on all land taxed by the municipality. Died
HB 1472 establishing a committee to study ways to enhance the postsecondary education system so as to attract European businesses. Became Law
HB 1473 relative to tattoo parlors and body piercing. Died
HB 1474 relative to legal name changes by individuals. Became Law
HB 1475 relative to the transportation of pupils. Interim Study
HB 1476 delaying the startup of the emissions testing program and requiring the commissioner of the department of safety to study and recommend statutory changes to reflect federal changes in the motor vehicle inspection and maintenance emissions test Became Law
HB 1477 relative to the penalties for a person driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. Became Law
HB 1478-FN changing how electric rates are calculated and making certain changes in the general regulation of public utilities. Died
HB 1479 relative to notification by federal employees to the chief law enforcement authority prior to an arrest, search, or seizure within the local law enforcement authority's jurisdiction. Died
HB 1480 prohibiting a person under 21 years of age from entering New Hampshire liquor stores unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Died
HB 1481-FN-LOCAL allowing the town of Londonderry to impose certain user fees on the Manchester airport. Died
HB 1482-LOCAL relative to municipal water, gas and electric utilities. Interim Study
HB 1483 relative to lobbyist registration. Died
HB 1484 establishing a joint committee on mandates. Interim Study
HB 1485 prohibiting insurance companies from mandating that automobile repairs be made at specific repair shops. Became Law
HB 1486 allowing a municipality to adopt a plan to delay reassessments on businesses which expand in central business districts. Died
HB 1487 prohibiting water skiing on certain parts of the Piscataquog river and establishing a no wake zone. Died
HB 1488 relative to the New Hampshire bankruptcy laws. Became Law
HB 1489 prohibiting gender-based price discrimination. Died
HB 1490 relative to the regulation of optometry. Interim Study
HB 1491 transferring the public boat access program from the fish and game department to the department of resources and economic development. Died
HB 1492 authorizing a city, town, or the state to allow the operation of OHRVs on certain sidewalks. Became Law
HB 1493-FN relative to COLAs for AFDC recipients. Died
HB 1494 increasing the minimum wage. Died
HB 1495-LOCAL allowing municipalities with populations of over 20,000 to be characterized as regional economic development entitites by the office of state planning for the allocation of certain state and federal funds. Died
HB 1496 permitting an authorized agent of a veterinarian to dispense noncontrolled prescription drugs. Became Law
HB 1497-FN relative to disposition by counties of funds of deceased patients of county nursing homes. Interim Study
HB 1498-FN-LOCAL requiring the commissioner of administrative services to purchase electricity through the competitive bidding process. Became Law
HB 1499-FN making the board of nursing administratively attached to the department of health and human services and removing the oversight authority of the commissioner of health and human services. Became Law
HB 1500-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 1501-FN requiring the public utilities commission to study certain costs passed on to ratepayers. Died
HB 1502-FN relative to the child protection act and providing protection from informers. Died
HB 1503-FN-LOCAL relative to pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers, and relative to license fees for secondhand dealers. Died
HB 1504-FN requiring that testimony in public hearings and executive sessions of legislative committees be taped. Died
HB 1505-A expanding the authority of the commissioner of the department of transportation to use a certain appropriation to purchase airports. Died
HB 1506-FN-A relative to a shower facility at Lake Francis state park and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1507-FN relative to the access and development of interstate computer network systems. Died
HB 1508-FN requiring the department of safety to keep drivers' records confidential except for certain reasons. Became Law
HB 1509 making certain retired physicians immune from civil liability for volunteer health education services. Became Law
HB 1510 relative to the qualifications for holding a partisan elected position. Died
HB 1511 requiring administrative rules to be codified in the Revised Statutes Annotated. Died
HB 1512 relative to the appeals process for workers' compensation. Died
HB 1513 relative to filings and records held by the secretary of state and relative to securities regulation. Became Law
HB 1514-FN relative to the regulation of the profession of physical therapy. Interim Study
HB 1515-A establishing a telecommunications assistance program and appropriating certain funds for initial costs of such program. Became Law
HB 1516-FN-A establishing a program for the redevelopment of properties contaminated with hazardous waste and continually appropriating funds for the program. Died
HB 1517-FN-A increasing the cigarette tax and designating a portion of the revenue for cancer-related research and screening and anti-smoking campaigns. Died
HB 1518-FN relative to funding retirement benefits for certain legislative and constitutional officers. Died
HB 1519-FN repealing road toll refunds for retail dealers. Died
HB 1520-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1521-FN relative to employment and training programs for families receiving aid to families with dependent children. Died
HB 1522-FN establishing a committee to review the medicaid rate setting methodology. Became Law
HB 1523 relative to dividing a town into representative districts. Interim Study
HB 1524 relative to operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and causing bodily injury. Died
HB 1525 relative to damages in suits brought by administrators of an estate. Died
HB 1526 establishing a committee to study ethics in government. Died
HB 1527 proclaiming the calendar week of May 15 of each year as Law Enforcement Memorial Week. Became Law
HB 1528-FN relative to the legislative mileage rate. Interim Study
HB 1529-FN-LOCAL relative to the procedures for vacating uninhabitable or unsafe buildings. Interim Study
HB 1530-FN authorizing the executive director of the department of fish and game to regulate the taking of deer and moose and permitting the director to adopt rules relative to a registration agent's fees. Became Law
HB 1531-FN transferring the duties of the division of historical resources to the office of state planning. Died
HB 1532-FN-LOCAL allowing school districts to file a district-wide plan for the evaluation and remediation of teachers with the department of education. Died
HB 1533 relative to proposed administrative rules. Died
HB 1534-FN requiring the commissioner of administrative services to negotiate a contract with PSNH for the purchase of electricity by the state at a reduced rate. Died
HB 1535 repealing the reorganization of Public Service Company of New Hampshire and prohibiting an increase in electric rates. Died
HB 1536-FN-A-LOCAL relative to encouraging private purchase, clean up, and restoration of environmentally contaminated sites and making a supplemental appropriation to the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1537-FN-A-LOCAL relative to unapproved schools and appropriating a certain portion of real estate transfer tax revenues for emergency funding. Interim Study
HB 1538-FN restricting rent increases by manufactured housing park owners and operators after notice of eviction has been issued to tenants because of condemnation or change of use of the manufactured housing park. Died
HB 1539-FN-LOCAL relative to fees for group dog licenses and making a technical correction. Became Law
HB 1540-FN-LOCAL changing the school foundation aid distribution formula. Died
HB 1541 relative to employee leasing companies and temporary help services. Became Law
HB 1542 authorizing the chief justice of the supreme court to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate governmental corruption. Died
HB 1543 relative to the confidentiality of records and information collected pursuant to the registration of sexual offenders. Became Law
HB 1544 regulating the construction, placement, and removal of swim floats. Interim Study
HB 1545 recognizing the validity of faxed search and arrest warrants and domestic violence orders. Became Law
HB 1546 promoting boating safety awareness and naming the new park and ride in Plaistow the "Michael C. Weston Memorial Park and Ride." Became Law
HB 1547 relative to discovery in criminal cases. Died
HB 1548 relative to county attorneys. Became Law
HB 1549 relative to the admissibility of a prior sexual assault into evidence in certain prosecutions. Died
HB 1550 relative to a lobster management plan and relative to lobster and crab licenses. Became Law
HB 1551 establishing a committee to study the functions and duties of the New Hampshire retirement system actuary. Died
HB 1552-FN increasing the minimum wage for certain employees without health benefits. Died
HB 1553-FN-A clarifying the requirements for participation in the New Hampshire JOBS program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1554-FN-A establishing a school supplies and equipment program and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1555-FN-A authorizing the commissioner of the department of environmental services to impose administrative fines for certain environmental violations and continually appropriating certain fine revenues. Became Law
HB 1556-FN eliminating the Pease development authority and the Pease development authority board and transferring its duties and authority to a new international tradeport division. Interim Study
HB 1557-FN relative to the application of certain rules to state agencies. Died
HB 1558-FN-LOCAL establishing a study committee on taxation of real estate which does not receive municipal services. Became Law
HB 1559-FN to redefine earnable compensation for the purpose of determining retirement benefits. Died
HB 1560-FN requiring persons who receive unemployment and public assistance and do not possess a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma to study for a general equivalency diploma or attend high school or a trade school. Died
HB 1561-FN-LOCAL relative to funding employer contributions by cities and towns for firefighters. Died
HB 1562-FN-LOCAL relative to preventing downshifting of welfare costs to cities and towns. Became Law
HB 1563-FN requiring all orders and opinions of the courts of the state to be made available to the public through the office of legislative services. Died
HB 1564-FN relative to procedures in hearings of juvenile cases and relative to termination of the guardianship of a minor. Became Law
HB 1565-FN changing the age of qualification for services under RSA 169-D for children in need of services. Died
HB 1566-FN relative to court notification to parents of minor children regarding actions taken on behalf of the minor children. Died
HB 1567-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation to fund the position of state curator and revising certain supplemental appropriations for youth development services. Became Law
HB 1568-FN adopting the New Hampshire rules of civil procedure as law, which may be amended only by the legislature. Died
HB 1569-FN relative to house bills and constitutional authority. Died
HB 1570-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Died
HB 1571 relative to the guidelines for the construction and maintenance of certain recreational trails. Became Law
HB 1572-LOCAL recodifying and revising the solid waste laws. Became Law
HB 1573-FN relative to the definiton of "adult-in-home care." Died
HB 1574-FN relative to open access to judicial records. Died
HB 1575 extending the study committee considering the adoption of a constitutional amendment allowing a yield tax on sand, gravel, and similar materials and relative to taxation of sand, gravel, and similar materials for the tax year ending March 31,1 Became Law
HB 1576-FN relative to extended detoxification of pregnant and postpartum heroin addicts utilizing the controlled drug methadone. Became Law
HB 1577-FN relative to expenses for voluntary or court dispositional service plans. Died
HB 1578-FN requiring the department of administrative services to perform annual audits of all funds paid to, from, or by the judicial branch. Died
HB 1579 creating a fair elections commission. Died
HB 1580-LOCAL allowing landowners to convey discretionary easements in certain land to the municipality in which the land is located and relative to taxation of land subject to such discretionary easements. Became Law
HB 1581 prohibiting the operation of a motorboat during license suspension or revocation for DWI and prohibiting the operation of a motor vehicle if a person has been convicted of boating while intoxicated. Became Law
HB 1582 authorizing the department of environmental services to issue permits in emergency situations on behalf of the wetlands board, expanding the exemptions for excavating and dredging permits, and establishing a notification process for the repla Died
HB 1583 relative to driving while under the influence of a controlled drug or a combination of intoxicating liquor and any detectable amount of a controlled drug. Died
HB 1584-FN-LOCAL relative to the establishment of a DNA database and to the DNA testing of convicted sexual offenders. Became Law
HB 1585-FN requiring the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics to make available to licensees educational material relative to HIV. Interim Study
HB 1586-FN relative to minimum bonding requirements for postsecondary institutions, and the state share of default costs on certain federal student loans, and nursing service required for cancellation of nursing scholarship loan obligations. Became Law
HB 1587-FN relative to collection of outstanding default money owed to the state. Interim Study
HB 1588-FN requiring the registration of farmers who use the somatotropin bovine growth hormone and requiring sellers of the hormone to list their New Hampshire customers with the division of public health services. Died
HB 1589-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities to file motions to transfer abatement petitions filed in superior court to the board of tax and land appeals. Died
HB 1590-FN relative to the workers' compensation administration fund. Became Law
HB 1591-FN requiring the department of safety to notify towns of certain persons whose licenses have been suspended. Died
HB 1592-FN naming a certain segment of highway in Merrimack. Became Law
HB 1593-FN establishing a house committee to study the state investigation of the late John C. Fairbanks. Became Law
HB 1594 relative to commercial driver licensing. Became Law
HB 1595 relative to payments in lieu of tax agreements for certain university system properties and operations which function as businesses open to the public. Interim Study
HB 1596-FN requiring all fines and penalties collected by the wetlands board to be deposited into the general fund. Died
HB 1597 changing the wetlands board to the wetlands council. Became Law
HB 1598-FN establishing a hunting dog training license and fee for nonhunters to train bird dogs and trail or tree hounds. Died
HB 1599-FN postponing the implementation of alternative fuel motor vehicle fleet requirements for 2 years. Became Law
HB 1600 extending the reporting date of the paperless title system study committee. Became Law
HB 1601 extending the reporting date for the pet overpopulation committee. Became Law
HB 1602-FN requiring pet deposits, refundable when the animal is spayed or neutered, at shelters and pet stores. Died
HB 1603-FN relative to the budget for the animal population control program. Became Law
HB 1604-FN relative to licensing of dogs. Became Law
HB 1605 prohibiting the sale of diseased pets. Died
HB 1606 relative to child support collection. Became Law
HB 1607-LOCAL relative to the approval of articles at school district and town meetings. Died
HB 1608 changing the membership of the judicial council. Died
HB 1609 relative to police dogs and search and rescue dogs. Became Law
HB 1610-FN-LOCAL allowing school districts to withdraw from school administrative units. Became Law
HB 1611-FN establishing a sunrise program. Died
HB 1612-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to transfer ownership of land currently leased from the state by Rockingham county for use as a parking lot for the Rockingham county courthouse to Rockingham county. Became Law
HB 1613 prohibiting and eliminating exclusivity contracts between health care insurers and health care providers. Became Law
HB 1614-FN relative to the road toll refund. Became Law
HB 1615-FN-LOCAL establishing 5 regional school administrative units according to executive council districts. Died
HB 1616-FN increasing the salaries of the labor commissioner, the deputy labor commissioner, the assistant state treasurer, and the deputy treasurers. Died
HB 1617-FN-A-LOCAL imposing a flat tax to replace certain state and local taxes. Died
HB 1618-FN repealing the requirement that soil scientists be certified. Interim Study
HB 1619-A authorizing a capital appropriation for the cost of construction for the dredging of the Portsmouth Harbor and the Piscataqua River, authorizing the department of health and human services to reroof 4 buildings, extending the lapse date o Became Law
HB 1620 relative to the information required in any contract to lease the Cannon Mountain and Mount Sunapee ski areas, authorizing the services of a consultant to develop a prototype lease and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1621 authorizing the executive director of the fish and game department to conduct wildlife population reductions on Long Island in the town of Moultonborough. Became Law
HB 1622-LOCAL requiring the assessment of fines against parents who send their children to schools which they have no right to attend. Died
HB 1623-LOCAL authorizing school districts to establish revolving funds to finance certain programs, and relative to the printed materials revolving fund under the department of education, and increasing the appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1624-FN relative to state retirement benefits for judges. Interim Study
HB 1625-FN granting fundraising authority to the commission on governmental reorganization. Died
HB 1626-FN relative to the procedure for microfilming records in the state archives. Died
HB 1627-LOCAL authorizing the Lamprey regional cooperative to issue bonds and notes. Became Law
HB 1628 relative to methadone maintenance therapy. Died
HB 1629 exempting certain drainage facilities from the requirement of obtaining an excavating and dredging permit. Died
HB 1630-FN-LOCAL establishing a new property leasing program for land in the Lake Francis impoundment area and relative to the New Hampshire heritage trail. Became Law
HB 1631 relative to the felonious use of body armor. Became Law
HB 1632 authorizing degree granting authority to the Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences. Became Law
HB 1633-FN-LOCAL relative to solid waste management. Became Law
HB 1634-FN relative to licenses and license fees of electricians. Became Law
HB 1635-LOCAL relative to sentencing for juvenile delinquents. Interim Study
HB 1636 declaring the Milford school district meeting to be held March 9, 1996, to be legally noticed. Became Law
HB 1637-FN relative to welfare reform. Interim Study

House resolutions 47

HR 1 adopting the 1994 session house rules, subject to amendments. Adopted by the House
HR 2 providing for the appointment of a committee to assign seats to house members. Adopted by the House
HR 3 providing for a committee to recommend a house chaplain in the 1995 session. Adopted by the House
HR 4 providing for the taping and correction of the house permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 5 authorizing the house speaker to employ necessary personnel. Adopted by the House
HR 6 providing for the distribution of certain legislative publications. Adopted by the House
HR 7 providing the time of payment for salary and mileage payments to house members. Adopted by the House
HR 8 allowing the speaker to cancel meetings of the house in case of severe weather. Adopted by the House
HR 9 presenting a petition objecting to the seating of Robert Scott as a state representative from Sullivan county, district 4. Died
HR 10 honoring Rep. Daniel J. Healy of Manchester for his years of service to the New Hamsphire House of Representatives. Adopted by the House
HR 11 urging Congress to pass a Constitutional amendment authorizing school prayer. Died
HR 12 honoring Clark Benson of Lancaster for helping to subdue a dangerous prisoner at the Coos County Courthouse. Adopted by the House
HR 13 honoring former State Representative Dennis J. Kilbride of Berlin. Adopted by the House
HR 14 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 586-FN. Adopted by the House
HR 15 affirming unrestricted revenue estimates for fiscal years 1996 and 1997. Died
HR 16 requesting the supreme court to release all confidential and nonconfidential materials relative to the late John C. Fairbanks. Adopted by the House
HR 17 celebrating Greek Independence Day. Adopted by the House
HR 18 urging Congress and the New Hampshire Congressional delegation to support school-based meal and nutrition programs. Adopted by the House
HR 19 encouraging gun safety education programs for children. Adopted by the House
HR 20 amending the joint rules. Adopted by the House
HR 21 amending the house rules. Adopted by the House
HR 22 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 55-FN-A. Died
HR 23 memorializing former Representative Chrysoula A. Katsiaficas. Adopted by the House
HR 24 acknowledging the 25th Anniversary of Earth Day. Adopted by the House
HR 25 expressing sympathies to the citizens of Oklahoma City and to the State of Oklahoma. Adopted by the House
HR 26 urging the President of the United States to permit a visit by the President of the Republic of China on Taiwan. Adopted by the House
HR 27 amending the joint rules for the 1995 legislative session. Adopted by the House
HR 28 memorializing the late Representative David M. Perry of Swanzey. Adopted by the House
HR 29 urging the New Hampshire legislature to establish an annual "Celebrate Your Lakes Day." Adopted by the House
HR 30 applauding the Odyssey of the Mind World Championship Team from the Hood Junior High School in Derry. Adopted by the House
HR 31 recognizing the National and State Anniversaries of Women in the Legislature. Adopted by the House
HR 32 urging the governor to submit the application prepared by the department of education to the federal government for a Goals 2000 grant. Adopted by the House
HR 33 memorializing Representative Richard A. Barberia. Adopted by the House
HR 50 relative to Paul J. Eastman. Died
HR 51 urging that impeachment proceedings be instituted against certain judges. Died
HR 52 urging that impeachment proceedings be instituted against Jeffrey R. Howard, the attorney general of the state of New Hampshire. Died
HR 53 memorializing Representative Earl G. Legacy of Bedford. Adopted by the House
HR 54 memorializing Representative Roland A. Sallada of New Boston. Adopted by the House
HR 55 honoring members of the House of Representatives who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Adopted by the House
HR 56 amending the house rules of the 1996 legislative session. Adopted by the House
HR 58 memorializing Representative William H. Nehring of New Durham. Adopted by the House
HR 59 memorializing Representative J. Francis Laughlin of Manchester. Adopted by the House
HR 60 condemning the Nationalist Movement and its message of white supremacy, racism, homophobia, anti-Semitism, and hatred. Adopted by the House
HR 61 urging Congress to amend the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and the Public Health Service Act to facilitate the development and approval of new drugs and biologics. Adopted by the House
HR 62 instructing the house finance committee to study alternatives to fund public primary and secondary education. Adopted by the House
HR 63 amending the house rules of the 1996 legislative session. Adopted by the House
HR 64 honoring Representative Daniel J. Healy of Manchester for his fifty years of service to the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 16

HCR 1 calling for a federal constitutional convention to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution prohibiting unfunded federal mandates. Interim Study
HCR 2 urging the governor to reopen negotiations on the agreement between the state and Northeast Utilities. Died
HCR 3 relative to population policy and environmental preservation. Died
HCR 4 relative to the Republic of China on Taiwan. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 5 requesting Congress to adopt as part of the Contract with America procedures for instituting a constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration of the United States flag. Died
HCR 6 encouraging the establishment of an action plan for balanced competition in the federal system. Died
HCR 20 urging the United States Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on the members of Congress. Died
HCR 21 urging the United States Congress to pass a constitutional amendment to impose 10-year renewable terms on United States Supreme Court justices. Died
HCR 22 rescinding the 1979 call for a federal constitutional convention. Died
HCR 23 urging the governor and general court to take action to bring about property tax relief. Interim Study
HCR 24 ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting the physical desecration of the flag of the United States. Died
HCR 25 urging the public utilities commission to eliminate surcharges on telephone service. Died
HCR 26 petitioning Congress to propose an amendment to the Constitution which establishes a mechanism for the states to nullify certain federal laws and regulations. Died
HCR 27 urging Congress to reauthorize certain aspects of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 28 amending the joint rules of the general court for the 1996 session. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 29 encouraging gun safety education programs for children. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 35

CACR 1 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 2 relating to returning annual legislative sessions to biennial legislative sessions. Died
CACR 3 relating to abolishing the executive council. executive council shall be abolished. Died
CACR 4 relating to establishing a statewide referendum procedure for the repeal of state statutes. repeal state statutory provisions by referendum. Died
CACR 5 Relating to the role of the governor and repealing articles relative to the judiciary. providing that the governor shall be the supreme executive magistrate, and that articles relative to the judicial powers of the courts and the supreme court and its administration shall be repealed. Interim Study
CACR 6 relating to indirect initiative petition. proposed by citizen petition to the general court. Died
CACR 7 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected. that the attorney general be chosen biennially in the general election. Died
CACR 8 relating to the governor's appearance before a monthly joint legislative session. legislative session for a one-hour question and answer period from January 1 until the end of the legislative session. Died
CACR 9 relating to returning annual legislative sessions to biennial legislative sessions. Died
CACR 10 relating to the governor's veto power. governor shall have line item reduction and line item veto power of items of appropriation in any bill making appropriations of money. Died
CACR 11 relating to 6-person juries. in capital cases and when imprisonment may be more than one year, but that other juries shall consist of 6 persons. Died
CACR 12 relating to changing the minimum age requirement for governor, senator, and executive councilor from 30 to 25. capable of being elected as governor, senator, or executive councilor who is not at least 25 years of age. Died
CACR 13 relating to changing the highway fund to a transportation fund to comply with the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act. that highway fund moneys may be appropriated for transportation, and that revenue from common carriers shall be appropriat Died
CACR 14 relating to the appointment of county attorneys and county sheriffs by the chief justice of the supreme court. 1998, county attorneys and county sheriffs shall be appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court, instead of elected, and shall serve und Died
CACR 15 relating to revenue base sharing. percent of all general fund revenues resulting from any new taxes or fees and increases in rates of existing taxes or fees be returned to the cities, towns, school districts, and counties to assist in property tax relief Died
CACR 16 Relating to municipalities' home rule. providing that municipalities shall have home rule authority to exercise any powers not specifically prohibited by the state or federal constitutions or any statute adopted by the legislature. Interim Study
CACR 17 relating to term limits for federal and state representatives and senators. U S Congress from New Hampshire shall be limited to 12 consecutive years, so long as such restriction does not violate the U S Constitution, and the terms for the members of theN Died
CACR 20 Relating to the distribution of revenue from taxes on earned and unearned income to municipalities to fund education. providing that all revenue from taxes on earned and unearned income shall be distributed to municipalities to fund education. Died
CACR 21 Relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected by the legislature. providing that the attorney general be chosen by joint ballot of the senators and representatives. Died
CACR 22 relating to legislative authority to limit civil and punitive damage awards. providing that the general court shall have the ability to limit the amount of civil and punitive damage awards granted in the state of New Hampshire. Died
CACR 23 relating to compensation for members of the general court. providing that members of the general court shall be reimbursed for actual and reasonable expenses incurred for legislative business with certain limitations. Interim Study
CACR 24 relating to compensation for public taking of private property. Providing that a person shall be justly and fairly compensated for the public taking of any part of such person's property. Died
CACR 25 relating to protecting natural resources. providing that the people are entitled to the protection of natural resources. Died
CACR 26 relating to increasing the executive council membership and the number of executive council districts. Providing that the executive council shall be increased from 5 to 10 members, and the number of executive council districts shall be increased from 5 t Died
CACR 27 relating to amending the New Hampshire constitution to provide for the accountability of judges, magistrates, and other persons acting in a judiciary capacity. Providing that a person who has filed an appeal or other action with the New Hampshire supremec Died
CACR 28 relating to new taxes and tax increases. providing that there shall be no new tax implemented in the state of New Hampshire, or increases in any existing tax, without the approval of 3/5 of the members of both houses of the general court. Died
CACR 29 relating to the election of judges.providing that judges be elected for specified terms. Died
CACR 30 relating to the state judiciary. Providing that abolishing the current method for selecting state judges and establishing the New Hampshire Bar as a pool from which state judges are chosen by lot. Died
CACR 31 relating to proposing amendments to the constitution. providing that the issue shall be warned at public meeting and a poll shall be taken from among the voters regarding revision of the constitution, and the constitutional question shall be inserted verbatim. Died
CACR 32 relating to interpretation of the constitution. providing that part I of the constitution rules over part II of the constitution. Died
CACR 33 relating to compensation for members of the general court. providing that members of the general court shall receive the annual sum of 5 cents per citizen of the state per week, divided by the number of legislators, for the term elected, and shall receive the usua Died
CACR 34 relating to amending the New Hampshire constitution to provide that registers of probate be appointed instead of elected. providing that registers of probate shall be appointed instead of elected. Died
CACR 35 relating to 7-year terms for all state judges. providng that all state judges be commissioned for 7-year terms, which may be renewed. Died
CACR 36 relating to the appointment of superior, probate, and district court judges. providing that superior, probate, and district court judges be appointed for specified terms. Died
CACR 37 relating to protecting the rights of parents to direct the upbringing and education of their children. providing that parents shall not be compelled to raise or educate their child in any manner to which they are conscientiously opposed. Died

Senate bills 343

SB 1 relative to term limits. Became Law
SB 2-LOCAL enabling any local political subdivision of the state, whose legislative body raises and appropriates funds through an annual meeting, to use the official ballot for voting on all warrant articles. Became Law
SB 3-FN-LOCAL authorizing the sweepstakes commission and the pari-mutuel commission to establish video lottery games. Died
SB 4-FN relative to overnight stays and ambulatory surgical facilities under RSA 151-C. Became Law
SB 5 relative to information to be filed with the insurance department. Became Law
SB 6-FN relative to frivolous inmate litigation. Died
SB 7-FN-A relative to kindergarten aid programs and making an appropriation therefor, and establishing a local education improvement assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 8-FN-A relative to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 9-FN-LOCAL relative to charter schools and open enrollment. Became Law
SB 10-FN-A establishing a committee to study the chancellor's office of the university system and related matters and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 11-LOCAL relative to notification to municipalities of governmental use of property. Became Law
SB 12 relative to the committee studying long-term care for the elderly. Became Law
SB 13 deleting the bank commissioner's authority to adopt rules regarding the conversion of credit unions from mutual to stock form. Became Law
SB 14-LOCAL concerning inclement weather liability on municipal property other than highways. Became Law
SB 15 extending the committee to review the current procedures of the central registry in the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 16 relative to the powers of fiduciaries in environmental matters. Became Law
SB 17 establishing a committee to continue the study of exclusivity contracts between health care insurers and health care providers and the feasibility of creating health care provider cooperative agreements. Became Law
SB 18-LOCAL relative to the seizure of weapons by law enforcement in domestic violence cases. Died
SB 19 regulating persons who sell agricultural, industrial, forest and related equipment. Became Law
SB 20 establishing a moratorium on new off-premise advertising devices and establishing an off-premise advertising device and vegetation maintenance study committee. Became Law
SB 21 relative to extending involuntary admissions and guardianships. Became Law
SB 22 relative to enhanced telecommunications in New Hampshire. Died
SB 23 limiting the liability of municipalities operating facilities for skateboarding, rollerblading or rollerskiing. Became Law
SB 24 relative to false residency forms and automobile insurance. Died
SB 25 requiring property owner notification in certain lead exposure cases. Became Law
SB 26-FN relative to ratesetting for fuel for electric and natural gas vehicles. Died
SB 27 relative to lead poisoning prevention and control. Became Law
SB 28 increasing the membership of the air resources council, authorizing the department of environmental services to impose administrative fines under air pollution control statutes, and extending the deadline to submit certain proposed rules. Became Law
SB 29 relative to insurers' disclosure of material transactions. Became Law
SB 30 relative to life, accident and health insurance. Became Law
SB 31 relative to failure of insurers to file annual statements when due. Became Law
SB 32 relative to risk-based capital for insurers. Became Law
SB 33 regarding standard valuation of insurance policies. Became Law
SB 34 relative to remedies for manufactured housing park violations. Died
SB 35 relative to the conversion of mutual insurers. Became Law
SB 36 prohibiting an employer from requiring union membership as a condition of employment. Died
SB 37 exempting certain organizations' recreation programs from state child day care licensing requirements. Became Law
SB 38 allowing certain technologists to administer controlled drugs. Died
SB 39 relative to life imprisonment for persons who have committed 3 or more serious violent felonies. Died
SB 40-LOCAL relative to adoption of impact fees by water and sewage departments. Died
SB 41 establishing separate senate and house legislative orientation committees. Died
SB 42 relative to highway construction and maintenance zones. Died
SB 43 clarifying the types of public utility property which are subject to local property taxes. Died
SB 44 relative to acknowledgments by a notary public. Became Law
SB 45 clarifying the definition of public access to the state's waters. Died
SB 46 requiring certain entities which receive state funding to make their board meeting minutes regarding the spending of those funds open to the public. Died
SB 47 relative to special contracts for electrical power and services. Died
SB 48 relative to retail wheeling of electric power. Died
SB 49 expanding the requirements for information to be included in least cost energy plans submitted by electric utilities to the public utilities commission. Died
SB 50 relative to the university system of New Hampshire trustees. Died
SB 51 relative to joint and several liability. Died
SB 52 relative to condominium associations. Became Law
SB 53 establishing a committee to study issues relative to real estate appraisers. Became Law
SB 54 relative to lead paint. Became Law
SB 55 clarifying the administrative powers of the department of environmental services relative to dams, mills, and flowage. Died
SB 56-FN allowing lenders to provide copies of loan documents marked "paid in full" or "cancelled" upon full repayment of closed-end loans. Became Law
SB 57-FN requiring the department of resources and economic development, the office of state planning, Pease development authority, and the business finance authority to make annual reports on their economic development programs and establishing ac Died
SB 58 relative to the possession of validated detached deer tags. Became Law
SB 59 establishing a committee to study the problems created by the presence of lead base paint and other lead base materials in dwelling units, the the availability of general liability insurance and the effects of limited tort reform on the availability of ge Died
SB 60 relative to ambulatory care clinics' quality assurance programs. Became Law
SB 61 establishing a committee to study the issue of fluoridation of community water supplies. Died
SB 62 relative to coverage of taxicab operators under workers' compensation. Died
SB 63 relative to the definition of fiduciary. Became Law
SB 64 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of removing the toll booths on New Hampshire's highways. Died
SB 65 establishing a committee to study the authority of planning boards over individual's property rights. Died
SB 66 relative to planning board procedures on plats. Became Law
SB 67 relative to the recording of plats and relative to the power to review site plans. Became Law
SB 68 relative to the definition of franchise for the purposes of cable television. Died
SB 69 preventing communications to a jury regarding the amount of damages claimed. Died
SB 70 relative to collection of bad checks. Died
SB 71 relative to insurance payments for registered nurse first assistants. Died
SB 72-FN-A relative to the Seacoast Science Center and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 73 relative to real estate brokers liens. Died
SB 74 exempting certain aspects of the radiological health program from drafting and numbering requirements of the rulemaking process. Became Law
SB 75 responding to the passage of the Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act of 1994 and relative to the authority of the banking commissioner to supervise and examine bank holding companies. Became Law
SB 76-FN exempting family entertainment centers from gambling prohibitions. Became Law
SB 77 relative to the public duty rule for police, building and code inspectors, and health officers. Died
SB 78 relative to funeral directors' burial plan funds. Became Law
SB 79-FN transferring jurisdiction over the town of Northwood from the Auburn District Court to the Pittsfield District Court; and relative to retirement service credit for district court special justices who are appointed justices. Died
SB 80 reinstating the charters of Dundee Mountain Development Corp., Cable Connector Corporation of America, Sigma General, Inc., Yipes Stripes of New Hampshire, Inc., and Jenesco, Incorporated. Became Law
SB 81 clarifying the authority of the department of environmental services to levy administrative fines and relative to dams, mills, and flowage. Became Law
SB 82 relative to appointments to state boards and commissions. Died
SB 83 allowing on-sale beverage and wine licensees to provide dancing on their licensed premises. Became Law
SB 84 relative to political action committee contributions in state races. Died
SB 85 relative to interference with access to medical care. Died
SB 86-FN relative to indoor air quality in state buildings. Became Law
SB 87-FN relative to the business finance authority. Became Law
SB 88 establishing a public/private commission to examine the 1989 Rate Agreement, its impacts on the New Hampshire economy, and regarding renegotiation of the contract with Northeast Utilities. Died
SB 89 relative to the performance of exotic animals in circuses in New Hampshire. Died
SB 90 relative to uniform adjudicative hearing procedures for state agencies. Died
SB 91-FN authorizing an entrance fee to the Seacoast Science Center at Odiorne Point state park in Rye, New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 92-FN-A relative to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 93-FN allowing attrition for certain state agency positions. Died
SB 94-FN-LOCAL to adopt voter registration by mail. Died
SB 95-FN-A relative to associate justices of the Manchester District Court and Nashua District Court. Died
SB 96-FN-LOCAL designating certain taxes and revenue to fund public kindergarten. Died
SB 97-FN-LOCAL permitting the opening of certain highway interchanges if a municipality approves and requiring the department of transportation to open exit 36 on United States Route 3. Died
SB 98-FN creating a New Hampshire product identity program. Died
SB 99-FN requiring the international accessibility symbol to be added to the special number plates issued to certain veterans. Became Law
SB 100-FN establishing a committee to study the possibility of requiring local planning board members to attend a basic land use planning course. Died
SB 101 prohibiting the distribution of all forms of birth control to minors in public schools without parental consent. Died
SB 102 allowing for discharges of mortgages by affidavit. Died
SB 103-FN relative to exemptions from the solid waste operating fee. Became Law
SB 104-FN allowing a liquor license and establishing a license fee for a billiards/pool hall. Became Law
SB 105-FN establishing a marine patrol fund. Died
SB 106-FN relative to competition among telecommunications providers. Became Law
SB 107-FN allowing licensed beverage manufacturers to sell beverages to the general public in limited quantities for off-premises consumption. Became Law
SB 108 prohibiting steel leg traps and "conibear" traps. Died
SB 109-FN-LOCAL relative to hazardous waste emergency response by volunteer fire companies. Died
SB 110 relative to population management in the department of corrections. Died
SB 111 designating segments of the Exeter River for the rivers management and protection program and requiring municipal officials to notify interested parties of proposed actions within designated rivers. Became Law
SB 112-LOCAL relative to the maintenance and discontinuance of class V highways. Became Law
SB 113 relative to payment of rent during a tenant's appeal period. Died
SB 114 (2nd Title) restricting the use of hearsay evidence under the child protection act, and providing that filing a malicious false report shall be a misdemeanor. Died
SB 115 preventing strategic lawsuits against public participation. Became Law
SB 116-FN-LOCAL standardizing and streamlining the application and appeal procedures for property tax relief. Became Law
SB 117 relative to the public use of shorelands. Died
SB 118-FN relative to state contracts and the competitive bidding process. Became Law
SB 119-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the state to fully fund the Augenblick formula by FY 1997. Died
SB 120-FN relative to the content of motor vehicle registrations. Died
SB 121-FN-A establishing a pilot program to recover all fees and costs paid by the state for guardian ad litem services in divorce actions and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 122-FN relative to the delivery of trauma care services. Became Law
SB 123-FN-A establishing a committee which shall develop a master plan for the Laconia state school property. Died
SB 124-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to reimburse municipalities which have university system facilities for educating public school children who live in campus housing. Died
SB 125-FN-LOCAL abolishing the New Hampshire retirement system special reserve account. Died
SB 126-FN requiring the department of transportation to install certain traffic control lights. Died
SB 127-FN relative to licenses and fees for beverage manufacturers. Died
SB 128-FN-A establishing a lead hazard abatement fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 129 relative to packages and packaging components under the toxic reduction laws. Became Law
SB 130 relative to allowing trust grantors to determine the disposition of trust assets and establishing a model trust law study committee. Became Law
SB 131-FN-A relative to taxes paid on simulcast greyhound racing. Became Law
SB 132-FN-LOCAL providing that counties may request a hearing relative to the validity or cost of court-ordered evaluation, care, or treatment services for children for which the county is liable. Became Law
SB 133-FN-A establishing a pollution prevention program in the department of environmental services and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 134-FN relative to rent subsidies. Died
SB 135-FN relative to aquaculture, the propagation and sale of wildlife, and hunting preserve operations. Died
SB 136-FN-LOCAL excluding Strafford county from motor vehicle emissions testing and relative to adding counties to the motor vehicle emissions testing program. Died
SB 137-FN creating an interstate insurance receivership compact. Became Law
SB 138-FN-A relative to the rate of interest on overpayments and delinquencies on taxes administered by the department of revenue administration. Became Law
SB 139-FN relative to a life and health insurance guaranty association. Became Law
SB 140-FN relative to the investment of public funds. Died
SB 141-FN relative to preserving private property rights. Died
SB 142-FN relative to certain information which shall be made available by the division for children, youth, and families. Died
SB 143-FN requiring the legislative budget assistant to evaluate the impact on employment of every economic development program and tax incentive. Died
SB 144-FN relative to distribution of certain revenue to cities and towns. Died
SB 145-FN-A-LOCAL relative to revenue sharing for cities and towns. Died
SB 146-FN-A relative to court procedures and clarifying that certain payments to guardians ad litem shall be made by the state and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 147-FN relative to the reimbursement of cost of care by inmates and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 148-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire real estate investment trust act and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 149-FN-LOCAL relative to disability benefits and retirement system membership. Became Law
SB 150-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of earnable compensation for retirement system purposes. Became Law
SB 151-FN-LOCAL relative to the management of retirement system funds. Became Law
SB 152-FN relative to fees for filing documents with the insurance department. Died
SB 153-A adding the reconstruction of sections of U.S. Route 3/New Hampshire Route 11 in the towns of Belmont and Tilton to the state 10-year transportation plan. Died
SB 154-FN-LOCAL relative to the appointment, powers and duties of medical examiners and to the authority of the chief medical examiner. Became Law
SB 155-FN relative to the applicability of RSA 420-H, explanation of benefits. Became Law
SB 156-FN-A establishing a committee to study the issues of lead abatement and relative to certain lead abatement issues. Became Law
SB 157-FN-LOCAL placing probation-parole officers in group II in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 158-FN requiring a waiting period for applicants for public assistance who terminate their employment voluntarily without a good cause. Became Law
SB 159-FN establishing the department of youth development services, transferring responsibility of the youth services center and youth development center from the division for children, youth, and families to the department of youth development service Died
SB 160-FN relative to the employee assistance program at the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 161-FN relative to cost of living adjustments for retired firefighters. Died
SB 162-FN relative to guardianships of minors and estates of minors. Became Law
SB 163-FN-LOCAL allowing an employee of the town of Bristol to buy back time in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 164-FN relative to the procedures of the central registry under the division for children, youth, and families. Died
SB 165-FN-LOCAL relative to certifying corrections personnel for membership in group II in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
SB 166-FN-LOCAL enacting the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA). Died
SB 167-FN requiring any person applying for or renewing a driver's license to be checked through the National Crime Information Center for wanted felons and the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems, as a precondition to issuance, andi Died
SB 168-FN-A requiring the public utilities commission to establish a procedure relative to economic development and retention rates, establishing a committee relative to retail wheeling and electric utility industry restructuring and making an approp Became Law
SB 169-A relative to the design of the relocation and reconstruction of NH Route 140 in the town of Belmont and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 170-FN establishing a pilot project to develop a computer network allowing access to certain information within the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 171-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities to withdraw from school administrative units and authorizing municipalities to assume SAU responsibilities. Died
SB 172-FN-A authorizing a liquor store in the town of Derry and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 173-FN-LOCAL relative to foundation aid. Died
SB 174-LOCAL allowing the city of Manchester to establish and operate a civic center and establishing a civic center commission. Died
SB 175-FN-LOCAL allowing the city of Manchester to issue state-guaranteed bonds for a civic center and relative to the financing of Manchester airport. Died
SB 500 relative to the purchase of paper products by the state. Became Law
SB 501 repealing a requirement for keeping records of sales of pistols and revolvers and repealing provisions relative to the purchase of shotguns and rifles in contiguous states and by nonresidents. Became Law
SB 502 relative to planning board membership and terms. Became Law
SB 503 relative to the crime of harassment. Died
SB 504 relative to the legal killing of certain dogs. Died
SB 505 prohibiting the taking of bear and deer from a baited area. Died
SB 506 establishing a commission on environmental programs. Died
SB 507 relative to the New Hampshire real estate practice act. Died
SB 508-A making a capital appropriation for an architectural update study for the Glencliff home for the elderly and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 509 relative to OHRV use on private property. Became Law
SB 510 authorizing town moderators to call a secret ballot. Died
SB 511 regulating business practices among motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors, and dealers. Became Law
SB 512 relative to the definition of "employee" under the workers' compensation statute. Died
SB 513 establishing a study committee on bonding or other alternatives to protect client trust funds held by attorneys. Became Law
SB 514 relative to the definition of personal watercraft and authorizing certain residents to petition the commissioner of safety to allow the use of personal watercraft on previously restricted water bodies. Died
SB 515 relative to venue for arraignment and bail of defaulters and to waivers of driver's license suspensions for certain defaults. Became Law
SB 516 relative to dwellings with lead paint. Died
SB 517-LOCAL relative to assessments against owners of property in central business districts. Became Law
SB 518 relative to the industrial research center and the financial liability of the state for a company's default on matching fund obligations, authorizing the assessment of fees on certain projects, and relative to the disposition of equipment Became Law
SB 519 repealing the sunset provision of the driver attitude training program. Became Law
SB 520 establishing a study committee on the issue of granting municipalities the option of assessing property taxes on April 1 and October 1 of each year. Died
SB 521-LOCAL establishing a civic center commission to operate a civic and trade center in the city of Concord. Became Law
SB 522 increasing the income eligibility for child care benefits under AFDC. Died
SB 523 relative to insurance holding companies. Became Law
SB 524 relative to filing of reports or inventories with the probate court by guardians, fiduciaries, and executors; adopting the uniform disclaimer of property interests act; and relative to jurisdiction of family division courts. Became Law
SB 525 relative to declaratory judgments. Became Law
SB 526 revising the commission on the status of the family. Interim Study
SB 527 establishing a committee to study methods of promoting competition among water utilities. Became Law
SB 528 making certain changes in the law regarding trustees of estates. Interim Study
SB 529 limiting railroad liability for passenger trains. Died
SB 530 authorizing the court to suspend the motor vehicle driver's license of a person convicted of criminal mischief. Interim Study
SB 531 relative to the possession of firearms by persons convicted of violent misdemeanors. Died
SB 532 relative to the creation and recordation of groundwater management zones. Became Law
SB 533 relative to economic development and retention rates. Became Law
SB 534 requiring candidates to report when either receipts or expenditures exceed a certain amount. Died
SB 535 relative to automobile insurance. Interim Study
SB 536-LOCAL prohibiting public employees of educational institutions from utilizing students as couriers relative to any labor matter in dispute between the employer and the employee organization. Died
SB 537 relative to state contracts for consultants. Became Law
SB 538 limiting the amount of an attorneys' compensation in tort cases. Died
SB 539-FN relative to blood testing; relative to confidential communications between a patient and a physician or surgeon; relative to claims against the state; adding a member to the emergency medical and trauma services coordinating board; and rep Became Law
SB 540-FN modifying the definition of a qualified investment company. Became Law
SB 541-FN-A exempting the healthy kids corporation from the insurance premium tax. Became Law
SB 542-FN relative to license and registration suspensions, increasing the registration restoration fee and clarifying regulations regarding the registration and fees for semi-trailers. Died
SB 543-FN-A-LOCAL designating a portion of the business profits tax to be distributed to the cities and towns and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 544-FN requiring the New Hampshire retirement system to put out to public bid the contract for the retirement system actuary. Died
SB 545 relative to the powers of city councils. Became Law
SB 546-FN relative to self-employment for certain public assistance recipients. Interim Study
SB 547-FN-A requiring the department of safety, division of safety services, to publish the New Hampshire Boaters guide, establishing a revolving fund to pay for publication of the Boaters guide and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 548-FN relative to accidental death benefits for group I and group II members in the New Hampshire retirement system and relative to the definition of earnable compensation. Became Law
SB 549 relative to the children's trust fund. Became Law
SB 550 allowing a certain town employee to buy back time in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 551 establishing a committee to review state-funded health care insurance. Became Law
SB 552 relative to life, accident, and health insurance, nonprofit health service corporations, and health maintenance organizations. Became Law
SB 553 relative to purchasing manufactured housing in manufactured housing parks. Died
SB 554-FN requiring the department of resources and economic development, the office of state planning, Pease development authority, and the business finance authority to make annual reports on their economic development programs and allowing state cred Became Law
SB 555-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing the sweepstakes commission to establish video lottery game machines and allow electronic games of chance at racetracks and making certain appropriations. Died
SB 556 relative to services provided by manufactured housing park owners. Died
SB 557 relative to the jurisdiction of the board of manufactured housing. Died
SB 558-FN relative to future electric rate increases. Died
SB 559-FN-LOCAL declaring proposed public collective bargaining agreements to be public records subject to inspection. Died
SB 560 relative to utilization review programs. Became Law
SB 561-A making an appropriation for capital improvements for Lamson library at Plymouth state college and for the purchase of furnishings for the Brown building; extending certain lapse dates; relative to the Pease development authority; relativet Became Law
SB 562-FN-LOCAL returning municipal ordinance fines to the municipalities. Died
SB 563 relative to prejudgment interest in civil actions. Died
SB 564 relative to reporting by political committees and candidates. Died
SB 565 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of amending the New Hampshire incorporation statutes in such a way as to make New Hampshire the incorporation haven of the nation. Died
SB 566-FN requiring transporters of hazardous material to maintain transportation liability insurance coverage. Died
SB 567-FN requiring emergency vehicles to have blue lights and sirens on when speeding or disregarding rules of the road when responding to an emergency or for any other reason. Died
SB 568-FN requiring the house and senate calendars to be made available on the largest nonprofit public computer network (Internet). Died
SB 569-FN reducing the number of liquor commissioners from 3 to one. Died
SB 570 relative to the transportation of dogs in motor vehicles. Became Law
SB 571-LOCAL relative to speech-language specialists in the schools. Became Law
SB 572 relative to teacher professional standards. Died
SB 573 relative to the issuance by courts of telephonic emergency temporary orders. Became Law
SB 574 establishing a committee to study issues relating to providing free, appropriate public education for educationally disabled students who are placed at the state prison, a county correctional facility, the youth development center, or they Became Law
SB 575 relative to reporting requirements for candidates for local offices. Died
SB 576-LOCAL permitting telecommunications public utilities to provide services at rates lower than those fixed by its schedules of general application to public and private schools grades kindergarten through 12. Interim Study
SB 577 establishing a committee to study the issue of implementing individual withdrawal selection for abortion coverage by an individual in a group policy, including premium implications and administrative costs. Died
SB 578 relative to the interception and disclosure of telecommunications or oral communications by emergency personnel. Became Law
SB 579 relative to the membership of the teacher professional standards board. Died
SB 580 relative to liquor licenses and making a variety of changes in the liquor laws. Became Law
SB 581-LOCAL relative to the Derry local exit on I-93. Died
SB 582 requiring automobile insurance companies to offer uninsured motorist coverage as an insurance option, not a requirement. Died
SB 583 requiring the Coos county commissioners to be elected on a rotating basis. Became Law
SB 584-LOCAL allowing bond issues to be voted on by official ballot and restricting reconsideration of votes on bond issues. Died
SB 585-FN-A imposing a tax on big game hunting preserve property. Died
SB 586-LOCAL creating a current use taxation category for big game hunting preserves. Died
SB 587 authorizing municipal and county agreements to purchase electricity and energy services. Became Law
SB 588 relative to tenant eviction proceedings. Became Law
SB 589 relative to the qualifications for members of the fish and game commission. Died
SB 590 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of requiring insurers to cover early intervention services. Became Law
SB 591 relative to the appointment of guardians for incapacitated persons and confidential communications. Died
SB 592-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the distribution of school building aid. Died
SB 593-FN-A relative to New Hampshire Route 125. Died
SB 594 relative to procedures under the official ballot option to town meeting and establishing a committee to examine procedural aspects of the official ballot law. Became Law
SB 595 relative to licensed insurance agents under workers' compensation. Interim Study
SB 596 requiring that all general election ballots alternate the names of candidates according to party. Died
SB 597-FN relative to disability retirement benefits. Became Law
SB 598-LOCAL providing that special education state aid follows the pupil. Became Law
SB 599 relative to school health services and the duties of school nurses, and requiring an education and monitoring component for regulating medication administration in a hospice house. Became Law
SB 600-FN clarifying the authority of the department of environmental services to issue facility-wide permits for sources not subject to Title V. Became Law
SB 601-FN revising the air toxic control act. Became Law
SB 602 relative to pecuniary benefits for directors and officers of charitable trusts. Died
SB 603-FN relative to estate tax apportionments. Became Law
SB 604 relative to the duties and obligations of health insurers to subscribers in group insurance plans. Died
SB 605 relative to insurance coverage for certain services. Died
SB 606 relative to certification qualifications for marital mediators and prohibiting board involvement in training of marital mediators. Died
SB 607-FN-A-LOCAL lowering the business profits tax. Died
SB 608-FN-LOCAL requiring the department of safety to perform a background check to determine if an applicant for a motor vehicle registration is a wanted felon and deleting a waiver provision relating to retention of photo images and social security numbers. Died
SB 609-FN requiring the division of motor vehicles to report those in default of more than $100 to a consumer reporting agency. Died
SB 610 relative to municipal water, gas and electric utilities. Died
SB 611 relative to the duties of real estate licensees. Became Law
SB 612 relative to the impaired driver intervention program. Became Law
SB 613 proclaiming December 7 of each year as New Hampshire Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. Became Law
SB 614 authorizing licensing of alcohol and drug counselors. Interim Study
SB 615 relative to property left behind by tenants and relative to damage deposits for pets. Died
SB 616 relative to a spouse's name change upon divorce. Became Law
SB 617-LOCAL enabling appointment of sewer commissioners and the establishment of municipal boards of public works commissioners. Became Law
SB 618 relative to extended terms of imprisonment for stalking and for certain DWI offenses. Became Law
SB 619 relative to the voluntary administration of estates. Became Law
SB 620-FN postponing the implementation of alternative fuel motor vehicle fleet requirements for 2 years. Died
SB 621-FN-LOCAL relative to the dam safety program in the department of environmental services and making an appropriation therefor; legalizing the Kingston town meeting; reinstating the corporate charter of Country Squire Realty Associates, Inc.; extendi Became Law
SB 622-FN relative to the custody of remains of deceased persons and the profession of embalmers and funeral directors. Became Law
SB 623 establishing a committee to study an optional retirement program for employees of the department of regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
SB 624 establishing a committee to study ways to promote the safest hypodermic needle to eliminate the transmission of bloodborne diseases. Died
SB 625 relative to insurance fraud. Became Law
SB 626 relative to the style and applicability of administrative rules. Died
SB 627 relative to insurance coverage for childbirth. Died
SB 628-LOCAL relative to authority over certain accident scenes. Died
SB 629 relative to testamentary additions to trusts. Became Law
SB 630-FN relative to outdoor advertising devices and permit fees. Died
SB 631 extending the reporting date of the retail wheeling and electric utility restructuring committee. Became Law
SB 632 requiring municipal water companies to provide notice and opportunity to certain tenants prior to termination of service. Became Law
SB 633-FN-A relative to victim restitution and compensation, establishing a special fund, and relative to expenses for voluntary or court dispositional service plans and recovery of costs for a minor's support. Became Law
SB 634 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of legislative review of judges and term limitations on judicial appointments. Died
SB 635-FN relative to cost of living adjustments for retired firefighters and relative to the special account for additional benefits held by the board of trustees of the New Hamsphire retirement system. Became Law
SB 636-FN-LOCAL requiring local land use boards to prepare a checklist containing the information necessary for submitting an application to the board. Died
SB 637 requiring the commissioner of the department of environmental services to study and recommend statutory changes establishing a fabric care environmental response program. Died
SB 638 relative to juvenile restitution and parental responsibility. Died
SB 639 limiting the fees charged by ticket agencies. Died
SB 640 relative to acquisitions and mergers involving national banks; relative to branch banking and bank holding company affiliates; relative to trust activities conducted in New Hampshire by out-of-state banks and conducted out-of-state by NewH Became Law
SB 641 establishing a committee to investigate the contract between Wheelabrator Concord, LP, and the New Hampshire/Vermont solid waste project. Died
SB 642-FN-A establishing the office of small business advocate and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 643-LOCAL requiring housing authorities to make the same payments in lieu of taxes as other nonprofit housing projects. Interim Study
SB 644 clarifying the definition of a meeting under the right-to-know law. Died
SB 645-FN-A relative to congregate housing and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 646-FN establishing a committee to study alternative sentencing for persons convicted of drug-related offenses and nonviolent crimes. Died
SB 647-FN permitting holders of certain licenses to sell specialty beer. Became Law
SB 648-FN-LOCAL relative to child support. Interim Study
SB 649-FN relative to the definition of "self-support reserve" used in determining an obligor's child support obligation. Died
SB 650-FN exempting real and personal property of a decedent from the legacies and successions tax when such property passes to or for the use of the siblings of the decedent. Died
SB 651 establishing a temporary tax rate in simulcast dog racing, establishing a committee to examine certain aspects of the pari-mutuel industry, and establishing a temporary breakage distribution for certain running horse races. Became Law
SB 652-FN authorizing the sweepstakes commission to establish a pilot program for electronic games of chance. Died
SB 653-FN establishing the parent and pupil rights law. Died
SB 654-FN relative to fees for certain hunting and fishing licenses. Became Law
SB 655-LOCAL requiring criminal history records checks for employment applicants if the position would require such applicants to be on school property or with students and requiring termination of school employees convicted of certain crimes. Died
SB 656-FN expanding drug-free school zones to include Head Start facilities. Became Law
SB 657 extending the deadline of the employee assistance program study committee. Became Law
SB 658 requiring the division of personnel, coordinator of training to cooperate with the university system regarding the training of state employees. Died
SB 659 disqualifying individuals who leave self-employment or close a business from receiving unemployment compensation benefits. Became Law
SB 660 relative to the central registry in the department of health and human services. Interim Study
SB 661-FN increasing the limit of a nonlapsing revolving fund established in the division of personnel for state and municipal employee training and education. Died
SB 662-FN relative to real estate appraisers. Died
SB 663 relative to lead paint insurance coverage and lead paint risk reduction. Interim Study
SB 664 relative to remedies against licensing authorities for failure to comply with state laws regarding licenses to carry pistols and revolvers. Became Law
SB 665-FN relative to liquor licenses for a sports/entertainment complex. Died
SB 666-FN-A relative to the administration of motor vehicle laws pertaining to road tolls, and to a multi-jurisdictional fuel tax agreement. Became Law
SB 667 dedicating the new Coos County Justice Center to the memory of the late John D. Morton, Sr. Became Law

Senate resolutions 9

SR 1 adopting Senate Rules for the 1995 session. Adopted by the Senate
SR 2 condemning the Nationalist Movement and its message of white supremacy, racism, homophobia, anti-Semitism, and hatred. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 1549. Adopted by the Senate
SR 4 urging the President of the United States to permit a visit by the President of the Republic of China on Taiwan. Adopted by the Senate
SR 5 expressing the senate's position regarding the enforcement of state law concerning community rating methodologies with respect to McDonald's franchisees in the state of New Hampshire. Adopted by the Senate
SR 6 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 1549 and withdrawing a previous request for an opinion of the justices. Adopted by the Senate
SR 8 urging the governor, the chairman of the state board of education, and the commissioner of education to apply for and accept funding for education from the Goals 2000: Educate America Act. Died
SR 9 urging New Hampshire to establish a day each year to celebrate our lakes and ponds, to be known as "Celebrate Your Lakes Day." Adopted by the Senate
SR 10 celebrating the 100th year of women serving in state legislatures. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 5

SCR 1 relative to unfunded federal mandates. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 3 adopting joint rules for the general court for the 1995-1996 sessions. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 20 demanding that the federal government cease enacting mandates that are beyond the scope of the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 21 urging the President of the United States and Congress to establish an independent commission to advise Congress on campaign finance reform legislation. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 22 memorializing S. Christa McAuliffe. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 12

HJR 1 reaffirming state sovereignty under the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Became Law
HJR 2 urging the members of the New Hampshire legislature to consider and support the recommendations of the Northern Forest Lands Council Study Committee. Became Law
HJR 3 urging the members of Congress to implement the recommendations of the Northern Forest Lands Council. Became Law
HJR 4 urging the United States Congress and the United States Environmental Protection Agency to make certain changes in the Clean Air Act amendments which would enable states to better comply with the law. Became Law
HJR 5 urging the Base Closure and Realignment Commission to remove the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard from the Base Closure List and proclaiming June 3, 1995, as Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Day. Became Law
HJR 20 dissolving the joint committee on implementation of reorganization. Died
HJR 21 urging Congress to abolish the federal Department of Education. Became Law
HJR 22 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to review the significant economic impact of the implementation of the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. Became Law
HJR 23 urging the attorney general to file suit against 4 federal judges for their misconduct in deciding cases where Henry H. Amsden was the plaintiff and declaring that the state of New Hampshire rejects the actions of these judges. Died
HJR 24 encouraging the Department of the Navy to name a vessel the U.S.S. New Hampshire. Became Law
HJR 25 urging the federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Council on Environmental Quality, the United States Congress, and the President of the United States to implement increased competition in the electric Became Law
HJR 26 urging the United States Postal Service to issue a stamp to honor Maxfield Parrish. Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 4

SJR 1 in support of keeping the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard open at its full operating capacity. Became Law
SJR 2 urging the New Hampshire public utilities commission to urge the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to favorably consider certain privately owned electric utilities. Died
SJR 3-FN-A urging that the general court evaluate certain programs to ensure that the state budget remains balanced and to ensure that necessary services are provided without a broad-based tax. Died
SJR 20 establishing the New Hampshire Commission on the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife featuring New Hampshire to be held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., in 1999. Became Law