Every bill of 1997-1998

1,849 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 1,306

• HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1998, and June 30, 1999. Became Law
• HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues and expenditures. Became Law
• HB 25-A making appropriations for capital improvements and establishing a committee to study federal buildings and patients needs relative to the veterans' home. Became Law
• HB 50-FN-A-LOCAL increasing aid for kindergarten programs, establishing a kindergarten scholarship aid program, relative to funding state aid to education and making an appropriation therefor, making an appropriation for postsecondary tuition incentive grants, Became Law
• HB 51-FN-A extending the temporary tax rates of the meals and rooms tax, communications services tax, and real estate transfer tax through the biennium ending June 30, 1999. Became Law
• HB 52 authorizing the assignment of superior court judges to hear cases in the district court. Became Law
• HB 53-FN-A relative to electronic data submission under the meals and rooms tax. Became Law
• HB 101-FN-LOCAL requiring a certain road in the town of Lyman to be maintained year-round by the state. Died
• HB 102-LOCAL relative to school employee background investigations. Became Law
• HB 103 relative to the standard of care owed by landowners to children. Died
• HB 104-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 105 allowing an extension of time limits upon a showing of good cause for holding an adjudicatory hearing in certain delinquency cases. Became Law
• HB 106-LOCAL requiring ballot clerks to verify the identity of persons receiving ballots by requesting an identification card. Died
• HB 107 requiring health care providers to exhaust medicare and secondary payors before billing the patient. Died
• HB 108-FN-A relative to the rate of the legacies and successions tax as it applies to siblings of the decedent together with their spouses and lineal ascendants and descendants of siblings of the decedent together with their spouses. Interim Study
• HB 109-FN requiring the state to rebate to the seller a portion of the state car registration fee for a car sold after the seller registers it. Died
• HB 110 relative to the use of and school district liability for the use of district computer systems and networks. Became Law
• HB 111-FN establishing a committee to study the preservation of and access to records of legislation in the state archives. Became Law
• HB 112 requiring that all changes in state taxes be passed by a 60 percent majority of each house of the general court. Died
• HB 113-FN-A reducing the rate of the communications services tax. Died
• HB 114 requiring members of conservation commissions to be residents of the city or town which they represent. Became Law
• HB 115-FN relative to payment from state funds for damage to cultivated blueberries caused by game. Died
• HB 116-FN-LOCAL allowing for the surviving spouse of a former prisoner of war (POW) to retain the special number plates after the death of the former prisoner of war. Died
• HB 117 relative to Persian Gulf War bonus payments. Became Law
• HB 118-FN relative to penalties for marijuana possession. Died
• HB 119-FN increasing the fee to hunt migratory waterfowl. Died
• HB 120-FN amending certain license fees and making various technical changes to the fish and game laws. Became Law
• HB 121 relative to quality review for accountancy, requiring the board of accountancy to adopt administrative rules, and giving the board of accountancy authority to revoke certain certificates and permits. Became Law
• HB 122 relative to the operation of games of chance conducted by charitable organizations. Died
• HB 123 relative to reduced speed limits in school zones during school openings and closings. Became Law
• HB 124-FN relative to dental care insurance for state employees and retired state employees. Died
• HB 125 relative to methadone therapy. Died
• HB 126-FN-LOCAL repealing road toll refunds for retail dealers. Died
• HB 127-FN-LOCAL designating a portion of the meals and rooms tax for distribution to cities and towns based on the amount of land in current use. Died
• HB 128 relative to state regulation of participation by foreign banks in the financial markets of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 129 relative to the definition of emergency services for health care insurance purposes. Became Law
• HB 130 clarifying the authority of county commissioners to arrange for work by prisoners. Became Law
• HB 131 relative to notification regarding workers' compensation coverage for subcontractors. Died
• HB 132-FN allowing New Hampshire residents on active duty in the armed forces or coast guard to be issued hunting and fishing licenses at no charge. Became Law
• HB 133 establishing a family resource council to address the efficient delivery of services to children and families. Died
• HB 134 clarifying the distinction between homeworkers and independent contractors for the purposes of unemployment compensation. Died
• HB 135 requiring a waiting period before the retail price of home heating fuel oil is increased in certain circumstances. Died
• HB 136 relative to the division of fire standards and training and the fire standards and training commission. Became Law
• HB 137-A relative to the Abbott or Bridge Street bridge in Pelham and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 138-FN relative to the design and the display of the state flag. Died
• HB 139 relative to fishing in a certain portion of the Pemigewasset river. Died
• HB 140 relative to the sale of apples and relative to maple sap and syrup hydrometers and orders issued by the commissioner of agriculture, markets, and food for noncompliance with the laws regulating maple and honey products. Became Law
• HB 141-LOCAL relative to the powers and authority of local police chiefs. Died
• HB 142 relative to false residency forms and automobile insurance. Became Law
• HB 143-LOCAL requiring that SAU budgets be approved by vote at school district meetings. Died
• HB 144-FN relative to cash incentives paid to servants and agents, excluding commission employees, authorized to sell tickets. Became Law
• HB 145-FN relative to eligibility of certain group II retirement system members to transfer certain group I creditable service to group II creditable service. Died
• HB 146 relative to gifts by agents under general powers of attorney. Died
• HB 147 relative to disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products. Became Law
• HB 148 prohibiting a member of the state board of education from simultaneously serving as a state representative or senator. Died
• HB 149-FN relative to the regulation of the profession of physical therapy. Died
• HB 150-FN relative to the unlawful alteration of temporary motor vehicle registration plates. Became Law
• HB 151-FN-LOCAL establishing comprehensive medical, physical and psychological standards for law enforcement officers. Became Law
• HB 152 relative to permissible fireworks. Became Law
• HB 153 exempting emergency medical technicians from jury duty. Died
• HB 154-LOCAL defining "legal resident" for purposes of school attendance. Became Law
• HB 155-LOCAL relative to the maintenance of roads within certain village districts. Died
• HB 156 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
• HB 157 requiring persons marketing loans by offering inducement checks to print a disclosure on the inducement checks. Became Law
• HB 158 creating a committee to study the establishment of a New Hampshire volunteer program. Became Law
• HB 159-FN granting free hunting and fishing licenses to New Hampshire residents that are members of a federally recognized Indian tribe. Died
• HB 160-LOCAL authorizing the governing body of the town of Raymond to order an assessor's plat to clarify property ownership. Became Law
• HB 161 relative to pecuniary benefit transactions by charitable trusts and relative to charitable nonprofit corporations. Became Law
• HB 162 eliminating the opportunity of a political party to submit a person's name for candidacy after the filing period for individuals has passed. Died
• HB 163 repealing the law which requires the commissioner of health and human services to deny the application or renewal of the license of an emergency medical technician convicted of driving while intoxicated. Became Law
• HB 164 relative to certain discussions under the right-to-know law. Died
• HB 165 establishing a committee to study withdrawal from cooperative school districts. Became Law
• HB 166 extending the time frame for the annual school district meeting date to the last Saturday in April. Died
• HB 167 changing the teacher nomination notification date from April 15 to May 15. Died
• HB 168 establishing a joint committee on unfunded mandates. Died
• HB 169 prohibiting former state legislators from serving as lobbyists for 2 years after leaving the legislature. Died
• HB 170-LOCAL exempting temporary, demountable, plastic-covered greenhouses from property taxation. Became Law
• HB 171 repealing the citizens advisory committee which advises the pesticide control board. Became Law
• HB 172 extending the reporting date for the committee studying the issue of the use and disposal of sludge or septage. Became Law
• HB 173-LOCAL prohibiting further establishment or expansion of casino or video gambling in New Hampshire for 2 years. Died
• HB 174-LOCAL relative to budgetary official ballot. Died
• HB 175-FN authorizing the commissioner of the department of transportation to open the Hooksett toll to southbound traffic during the conclusion of the Winston Cup races. Died
• HB 176-FN increasing the license fee to hunt wild turkey. Died
• HB 177-FN increasing the wild black bear license and tag fee. Became Law
• HB 178-LOCAL limiting property taxes to 3 percent of the fair valuation of property in the city or town. Died
• HB 179 permitting elected city officials to serve as election officials. Died
• HB 180 establishing a study committee to examine changes to the law necessary to allow electronic corporations to incorporate in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 181 prohibiting the sale or distribution of exotic aquatic weeds and increasing certain fees. Became Law
• HB 182-FN requiring the department of transportation to hold a public hearing relative to the construction of a truck safety station on route 4 in Chichester. Died
• HB 183 relative to the state representative districts of towns. Became Law
• HB 184-A requiring the state to reopen Mittersill ski area and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 185-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the state to maintain the veterans' portion of the Park Cemetery in Tilton and making a continuing appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 186-FN relative to fees for number plates and reducing the amount of the inventory fund in the department of safety. Became Law
• HB 187-FN-A relative to groundwater monitoring for pesticides. Became Law
• HB 188-FN relative to amateur boxing. Became Law
• HB 189 excluding rooms and rental units leased or subleased from charitable organizations under a transitional housing program from the definition of "tenancy" for the purposes of landlord/tenant laws. Died
• HB 190 relative to interstate banking and branching. Became Law
• HB 191 reducing the number of categories of pesticides from 3 to one. Died
• HB 192 exempting certain people from laws relative to the licensing of engineers. Died
• HB 193 to amend the procedures for the election of officers in the Lebanon school district. Became Law
• HB 194-FN requiring any person erecting, installing, maintaining or exercising control over a mooring on Ossipee Lake to obtain a mooring permit from the division of safety services, department of safety. Became Law
• HB 195-FN-A increasing the exemption amount under the interest and dividends tax. Died
• HB 196-FN providing for the regulation of horticultural growing media. Became Law
• HB 197-FN relative to the regulation of wetland scientists. Became Law
• HB 198-LOCAL allowing municipalities to offer tax incentives to foster growth in new and existing industrial construction. Died
• HB 199-FN to include highways designated as part of the National Highway System within the definition of "federal aid primary system" for purposes of the control of outdoor advertising. Died
• HB 200-FN prohibiting the use of leghold traps and "conibear" traps. Died
• HB 201-LOCAL allowing municipalities to apply the amount of a property abatement refund to outstanding taxes owed by the taxpayer and relative to the procedure for adoption and modification of elderly exemptions. Became Law
• HB 202 relative to the sale of air guns to minors and the use of air guns by minors and prohibiting the furnishing of arms to persons under 17. Died
• HB 203 relative to driving after a revocation or suspension of license and relative to starting unattended vehicles. Became Law
• HB 204-FN-LOCAL granting responsibility for court security and custody and control of prisoners while in the courthouse to the county sheriff and providing for state reimbursement of the sheriff for the costs of such security services. Became Law
• HB 205-LOCAL relative to special ballots for unincorporated places. Became Law
• HB 206-FN-LOCAL requiring trailers and recreational vehicles used for storage or habitation to be either registered under the motor vehicle laws or subject to local property tax. Died
• HB 207-FN-A relative to pesticide registration fees and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 208-LOCAL relative to the status of roads laid out by the courts of common pleas or the county commissioners. Became Law
• HB 209 relative to information required when applying for a New Hampshire driver's license. Died
• HB 210 requiring that an applicant to a planning or zoning board wishing to subdivide property supply the names of holders of conservation, preservation, or agricultural preservation restrictions on the subdivision property, who will then be notified Became Law
• HB 211 defining the terms "psychological injury" and related terms under the child protection act. Died
• HB 212 removing the provision allowing a motor vehicle operator to produce a license within 48 hours of demand by a police officer. Died
• HB 213 establishing a committee to study the issues of licensing of psychologists, pastoral counselors, clinical social workers, mental health counselors, and marriage and family therapists. Died
• HB 214 relative to forest product purchasers and loggers. Died
• HB 215 relative to taxation of discretionary easements. Became Law
• HB 216 relative to municipal budgets. Became Law
• HB 217 relative to outdoor advertising hearings in the department of transportation. Became Law
• HB 218-LOCAL clarifying that local health officers are state employees for purposes of defense and indemnification of lawsuits filed against them. Died
• HB 219-LOCAL repealing provisions relative to literacy instruction and the committee to study literacy and remedial instruction. Became Law
• HB 220 to establish new state representative districts for the city of Laconia. Died
• HB 221 prohibiting out-of-state sweepstakes conducted by mail. Died
• HB 222-LOCAL relative to pooled risk management programs. Became Law
• HB 223-FN-LOCAL providing that catastrophic aid for special education shall be fully funded. Died
• HB 224-FN-LOCAL delaying the start date for the auto emissions inspection program. Became Law
• HB 225-FN providing for the establishment of a needle exchange pilot program in one community in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 226 relative to the composition of the aviation users advisory board. Became Law
• HB 227-LOCAL relative to North Hampton property taxes. Became Law
• HB 228 relative to the definition of "club-veterans" under the liquor laws. Became Law
• HB 229-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a reading recovery training program. Became Law
• HB 230 establishing a committee to study the school building aid system. Became Law
• HB 231-FN-LOCAL imposing a penalty on motor vehicle operators under 20 years of age if the operator is convicted of any violation offense involving the operation of a motor vehicle. Died
• HB 232-FN prohibiting the carrying of firearms and certain other weapons into certain state buildings by persons other than law enforcement personnel. Died
• HB 233-FN making failure to provide child support a class B felony. Died
• HB 234-FN-LOCAL relative to disposition by counties of funds of deceased patients of county nursing homes. Became Law
• HB 235-FN-LOCAL requiring a special election to be held when a vacancy occurs in the office of county sheriff. Died
• HB 236-FN to allow a person who is being stalked to obtain a protective order. Became Law
• HB 237 authorizing the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics to adopt rules relative to conditions and standards for persons engaged in demonstrating the use of any machine or other article for purposes of sale. Died
• HB 238-FN requiring certain vehicles to travel only in the right-hand lanes on highways. Died
• HB 239 requiring a child under 13 years of age to wear protective headgear when riding a bicycle. Died
• HB 240-FN-A increasing certain state employee salaries and making an appropriation therefor, and reducing the number of state employees. Died
• HB 241 relative to genetic testing. Died
• HB 242 requiring voter approval for any type of random drug testing within a school district. Died
• HB 243 relative to criminal penalties and license revocation following a conviction for shooting and wounding or killing a human being while hunting. Became Law
• HB 244 allowing a municipality to prohibit sexually oriented businesses. Died
• HB 245-FN-A making certain real estate transfers taxable. Died
• HB 246 making technical corrections to property tax abatements, the business profits tax, the interest and dividends tax, and the legacies and successions tax and setting the biennial rate of the medicaid enhancement tax at 6 percent. Became Law
• HB 247 requiring automobile insurance companies to offer uninsured motorist coverage as an insurance option, not a requirement. Died
• HB 248-LOCAL prohibiting all persons except candidates who appear on the ballot from performing electioneering activities within 100 feet of the door of the polling place and relative to campaign signs held by candidates. Died
• HB 249 clarifying the authority of local police officers to serve cease and desist orders against planning and zoning violations. Became Law
• HB 250-FN-LOCAL establishing a formal hearing process for board of tax and land appeals or court appeals limited to a review of the record for certain property tax abatement applications. Died
• HB 251-FN-LOCAL reclassifying a portion of North Main Street in the town of Farmington, a portion of Passaconaway Road in the town of Albany and a portion of Osgood Road/Mason Road in the town of Milford. Became Law
• HB 252 relative to posting of bylaws in advance of any town election. Became Law
• HB 253-FN-LOCAL relative to special education services. Died
• HB 254 relative to shared tenant telecommunication services. Became Law
• HB 255 establishing a committee to study access to dental care for low-income, uninsured, and underinsured persons. Became Law
• HB 256-FN establishing model rules on adjudicative proceedings for state agencies. Became Law
• HB 257 offering priority to qualified veterans for participation in training programs funded by the state or federal government. Became Law
• HB 258-FN requiring financial institutions to display certain information on fees, charges, and available products in their lobbies. Became Law
• HB 259-FN requiring all state forms requesting racial or ethnic status to allow for or include a biracial or multiracial option. Died
• HB 260 defining "marriage" to mean a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife. Died
• HB 261 recodifying the insurance laws pertaining to hospital service corporations, medical service corporations, and nonprofit health service corporations (Blue Cross/Blue Shield). Became Law
• HB 262-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a committee to oversee a statewide school technology plan. Became Law
• HB 263-FN relative to viatical settlements which are settlements between an insurance provider and a policy holder or certificate holder with a life-threatening illness. Interim Study
• HB 264 relative to technical committees advising the director of the office of information technology management on technical issues. Became Law
• HB 265 repealing certain rulemaking authority of the commissioner of transportation. Became Law
• HB 266 relative to the Alzheimer's Special Care Disclosure Act. Died
• HB 267 prohibiting petroleum-powered motors on Little Dan Hole Pond in the town of Ossipee. Became Law
• HB 268-FN relative to the Pease development authority. Died
• HB 269 relative to the compensation of sweepstakes commissioners who are members of a multi-state lottery commission. Became Law
• HB 270-LOCAL allowing school districts to transfer permanent paper records onto electronic alternate media and destroy printed records. Died
• HB 271 establishing a committee to examine the effectiveness and efficiency of the multiple DWI offender intervention detention center program. Died
• HB 272 relative to boat docking facilities. Became Law
• HB 273-FN increasing the age that child passenger restraints are required from 12 years of age to 18 years of age. Became Law
• HB 274-FN-A relative to refinancing the cost and rehabilitation of the Cheshire Bridge. Died
• HB 275-A-LOCAL establishing the equipment grant program, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 276 removing primary petition filing requirements for candidates who do not voluntarily accept campaign spending limitations. Died
• HB 277 relative to processing absentee ballots. Became Law
• HB 278 relative to the doctrines of adverse possession and prescription. Died
• HB 279 relative to elderly exemptions from the property tax. Died
• HB 280 relative to uniform contracts for roofing contractors. Died
• HB 281 relative to regulation of medical assistants. Died
• HB 282 relative to enforcement of compliance by agencies with statutory authority for administrative rulemaking and other grounds for final objection by the joint committee on administrative rules. Died
• HB 283 establishing a study committee to examine the parity of salary scales between state troopers and other law enforcement officers. Died
• HB 284 establishing a study committee on the feasibility of combining the department of labor and the department of employment security. Died
• HB 285 relative to the official name of the "Old Man of the Mountain." Became Law
• HB 286-FN-A lowering the rate of the interest and dividends tax. Died
• HB 287-LOCAL relative to publication of annual reports by school districts. Died
• HB 288 requiring a vote of 60 percent of the house and senate to pass any spending bill. Died
• HB 289-LOCAL authorizing annual school district meetings to be held at multiple locations, and relative to budgetary official ballot. Became Law
• HB 290 relative to digital signatures. Became Law
• HB 291 relative to the use of the terms "native," "local," and "our own" when referring to farm products. Became Law
• HB 292-LOCAL limiting the damages which may be received by an uninsured motorist from an insured motorist's automobile liability coverage. Died
• HB 293 regulating the marking and identification of swim floats. Died
• HB 294-LOCAL relative to the placement of off-premises business directional signs in municipalities which prohibit such advertising devices. Died
• HB 295-LOCAL authorizing a cooperative school district board to establish polling places in each member town. Died
• HB 296 relative to airways toll moneys and aircraft operating fee revenues. Became Law
• HB 297 relative to the cutting of vegetation by utilities on private property. Became Law
• HB 298 permitting legislators to take time off from their regular employment to fulfill public responsibilities. Died
• HB 299 relative to property tax assessments of new buildings during the property tax year. Died
• HB 300 establishing a study committee on judicial pensions. Became Law
• HB 301 relative to real estate broker's and agent's representation of buyers. Died
• HB 302 renaming Scott Pond in the town of Fitzwilliam, N.H. as West Scott Pond and East Scott Pond. Died
• HB 303 relative to accountancy. Died
• HB 304-LOCAL relative to permitting local law enforcement agencies to receive grants-in-aid from the bureau of trails for enforcement of public trail restrictions. Died
• HB 305-A relative to the rehabilitation of the Walker building and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 306 relative to highway speed limits. Died
• HB 307 relative to the adoption of local river corridor management plans by planning boards. Became Law
• HB 308 relative to opening hours for polling places. Died
• HB 309 increasing the time for a local legislative body to act on a proposed interim zoning regulation. Became Law
• HB 310 repealing RSA 14-B, relative to the legislative ethics committee. Died
• HB 311-LOCAL giving municipalities the option of authorizing their governing bodies to enter into discretionary easements on certain agricultural buildings. Died
• HB 312 establishing a procedure for making and accepting offers of judgment in civil cases. Died
• HB 313 clarifying the authority of security officers on the New Hampshire hospital campus. Became Law
• HB 314 relative to spending caps for state political candidates. Died
• HB 315-LOCAL expanding the financial powers of village districts and repealing state law governing the water department of the town of Lisbon to accommodate the transfer of the duties of the board of water commissioners to the board of selectmen adopted by Became Law
• HB 316 allowing cosmetologists to employ shampoo assistants. Died
• HB 317 clarifying certain provisions of law relating to compulsory attendance for home education pupils and relative to dual enrollment provisions. Died
• HB 318 making technical changes to the provisions relating to school administrative units. Became Law
• HB 319 relative to access to child immunization records. Died
• HB 320 requiring attorneys in divorce cases to provide clients with a statement of client's rights and responsibilities and a retainer agreement containing certain information, and subjects attorneys to certain other procedures in divorce cases. Died
• HB 321 correcting a reference to the American Podiatry Association. Became Law
• HB 322 relative to bingo and lucky 7 inspectors. Died
• HB 323 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
• HB 324 relative to the qualifications of bank examiners. Became Law
• HB 325 eliminating the correctional industries advisory board. Became Law
• HB 326 requiring that parties filing for divorce attempt a mutually agreeable divorce settlement through mediation prior to proceeding with the adversarial process. Died
• HB 327 relative to pledges for loans, finance charge disclosure statements, debt adjusters, and consumer credit transactions. Became Law
• HB 328-LOCAL relative to hour limitations on voting. Became Law
• HB 329 clarifying the applicability of the fireman's rule. Became Law
• HB 330 relative to openness in the civil litigation process. Died
• HB 331 adopting the uniform foreign depositions law. Became Law
• HB 332 repealing the law which prohibits an entity which conducts horse or dog racing from employing a member of the general court. Became Law
• HB 333-FN-LOCAL establishing a fine for political advertising placed or affixed prior to the date permitted by statute or placed on or affixed to any public property. Died
• HB 334 establishing guidelines for assessing the eligibility of certain providers for third party reimbursement. Died
• HB 335-FN-LOCAL relative to motor vehicle license and registration suspensions. Died
• HB 336 clarifying certain definitions relating to dams. Became Law
• HB 337-LOCAL allowing a municipality to reduce the property tax on improvements. Died
• HB 338 relative to the duty to deliver a copy of process to prisoners. Became Law
• HB 339 establishing a freedom of employment association act. Died
• HB 340 relative to the real estate commission and its licensing and bonding requirements. Became Law
• HB 341 relative to filing lucky 7 applications with the sweepstakes commission. Became Law
• HB 342 relative to the payment of recording fees for mortgage discharges and relative to notification of the discharge to the payor of the final payment in satisfaction of the mortgage. Became Law
• HB 343-LOCAL relative to authority by governmental entities over driveways and other accesses to public ways. Became Law
• HB 344-LOCAL relative to planning board procedures on plats. Became Law
• HB 345-LOCAL relative to the hours polls are open in cities and towns. Died
• HB 346 relative to the effect of federal law on any reorganization of the executive branch. Died
• HB 347-FN-A relative to landscaping at Weirs Beach in Laconia and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 348-FN allowing the state fire marshal to investigate a building collapse or release of carbon monoxide. Became Law
• HB 349 repealing certain pari-mutuel laws relative to racing funds, disbursements of the funds and records of receipts. Became Law
• HB 350 exempting permits by rule and permits by notification from certain excavating and dredging permit requirements. Died
• HB 351-LOCAL limiting the total of tax deferrals for the elderly and disabled on a particular property to a percentage of its equity value. Became Law
• HB 352 modifying the definitions of "agriculture" and "farming" for certain purposes and adding definitions of "short rotation tree fiber farming" and "genetically engineered tree." Became Law
• HB 353 establishing a committee to study issues regarding prosecutions and sentencing of, and incarceration treatment for, persons convicted of sex-related crimes. Died
• HB 354 repealing the exemption for social activities from political expenditure and contribution reporting requirements. Died
• HB 355 relative to prohibited political contributions. Died
• HB 356 relative to reporting requirements for political candidates and political committees. Died
• HB 357-FN requiring the director of motor vehicles to recommend vehicle light use during any period windshield wipers are in operation during inclement weather. Died
• HB 358 allowing victims of domestic violence to terminate a lease if a protective order has been secured. Died
• HB 359 regulating information regarding evictions contained in credit reports issued by consumer reporting agencies. Died
• HB 360 prohibiting discrimination in rental housing based on receipt by a tenant of a federal rent subsidy. Died
• HB 361 clarifying the status of tenants who reside in rooming or boarding houses for more than 90 consecutive days. Died
• HB 362 creating a cause of action for civil damages for noncompliance with minimum Died
• HB 363 relative to venue for actions against tenants. Died
• HB 364 relative to interest or penalty charges for failure to pay rent. Died
• HB 365 providing that communications made during family mediation shall be privileged. Died
• HB 366-LOCAL relative to noncompliance with zoning ordinances. Died
• HB 367-FN-LOCAL requiring notification to parents when a minor violates the tobacco laws. Died
• HB 368 establishing the honorary position of artist laureate of the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 369 relative to the admission to practice and bar association membership for attorneys. Died
• HB 370 updating and making technical corrections in certain banking laws. Became Law
• HB 371 relative to the authority of the department of fish and game to regulate the management, preservation, propagation and taking of state fish, game and wildlife resources. Became Law
• HB 372 relative to age requirements for assistant election officials. Became Law
• HB 373 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing alternative local taxes for funding of education. Died
• HB 374-FN establishing 400 separate districts for the election of state representatives and renumbering state representative districts. Died
• HB 375 relative to the statement which must be signed by applicants for notary public or justice of the peace. Became Law
• HB 376 relative to prescription drug copayments required by insurance companies and relative to filling prescription drug prescriptions. Died
• HB 377 relative to primary election petitions. Died
• HB 378 regulating the practice of acupuncture. Became Law
• HB 379-FN requiring all candidates for speaker of the house or senate president to file certain reports of contributions and to register as political committees. Died
• HB 380-LOCAL relative to the sale of town-owned property. Became Law
• HB 381 relative to public recreation and park areas in municipalities. Became Law
• HB 382 requiring vehicles transporting loads on ways where the speed limit is 30 miles per hour or greater to cover the load. Died
• HB 383 requiring the nomination and election of the secretary of state and treasurer to be without regard to party affiliation of the candidate. Became Law
• HB 384 relative to requiring notification by utilities of right-of-way maintenance. Died
• HB 385 relative to reporting and registration requirements for lobbyists and employees of lobbyists. Died
• HB 386 relative to the definition of "suitable person" for purposes of licensing a suitable person to carry a loaded pistol or revolver. Died
• HB 387-LOCAL extending municipal immunity from liability for injuries from accidents caused by snow and ice in municipal parking lots. Died
• HB 388 providing that one member of the state board of education shall be a currently certified and employed New Hampshire public school teacher. Died
• HB 389 relative to the water protection assistance program within the office of state planning. Became Law
• HB 390 relative to quarantine of captive wildlife. Became Law
• HB 391 making the office of emergency management the administrator of the grant program for the civil air patrol in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 392 changing references to the "BOCA Basic Building Code" to "BOCA National Building Code" and relative to incorporating certain codes by reference. Became Law
• HB 393 relative to the mental health practice act, including establishing a clients' bill of rights. Died
• HB 394 restricting the jurisdiction of the probate courts over estates. Died
• HB 395 repealing the exemption for teacher certification records from the right-to-know law. Died
• HB 396-LOCAL prohibiting current use tax designation for property granted a change in zoning classification for 5 years after the reclassification. Died
• HB 397 establishing a house study committee to examine the adoption of articles 41, 72-a and 73-a of the second part of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
• HB 398 allowing Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire to issue plans to individuals. Became Law
• HB 399-LOCAL changing the name of the optional property tax exemption for the totally and permanently disabled. Became Law
• HB 400 authorizing the state to enter into a lease-purchase agreement with Cheshire county for the new Jaffrey-Peterborough district courthouse. Died
• HB 401 repealing the prospective repeal of the healthy kids corporation. Became Law
• HB 402 relative to the use of revenues of the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 403 prohibiting the use of trotlines to take fish. Became Law
• HB 404 establishing a committee to study providing universal catastrophic health coverage by establishing a statewide catastrophic risk pool. Became Law
• HB 405-LOCAL relative to standardizing the requirements for the design and specifications of septic systems. Died
• HB 406 relative to environmental disclosure by electric power facilities. Died
• HB 407 relative to absentee voting. Died
• HB 408 relative to using name stickers on election ballots. Died
• HB 409 requiring nonprofit educational organizations and certain hospitals to file certain forms with the director of charitable trusts. Died
• HB 410 allowing mental health counselors and marriage and family therapists to obtain third party payments for services rendered which would otherwise qualify for such payments. Died
• HB 411-LOCAL authorizing municipalities to issue bonds for the purpose of defraying the cost of purchasing or taking public utility property. Died
• HB 412 relative to motor carrier safety rules and repealing certain obsolete statutes relating to motor vehicles. Became Law
• HB 413 relative to the sale or transfer of airports by the state. Became Law
• HB 414 authorizing the commissioner of the department of safety to adopt rules imposing late fees for the impaired driver intervention programs. Died
• HB 415 establishing a nighttime speed limit for OHRVs traveling on the frozen surface of Back Lake in the town of Pittsburg. Became Law
• HB 416 relative to sentencing for juvenile delinquents. Became Law
• HB 417 relative to the definition of the term "party" for purposes of elections. Became Law
• HB 418 prohibiting the land application of sludge or biosolids containing amounts of heavy metals over certain limits. Died
• HB 419 requiring daytime running lights on motor vehicles. Died
• HB 420 relative to administrative review of suspended or revoked motor vehicle licenses. Died
• HB 421 amending the law against discrimination to prohibit discrimination on account of a person's sexual orientation. Became Law
• HB 422-LOCAL exempting initial bond issues from the 10 percent limitation on exceeding appropriations recommended by the budget committee. Died
• HB 423-LOCAL relative to the elderly exemption from the property tax. Died
• HB 424 postponing the implementation of alternative fuel motor vehicle fleet requirements for 2 years. Became Law
• HB 425 relative to the regulation of pharmacists. Became Law
• HB 426 establishing a committee to study the administration of medications and the management of personal care assistance personnel in long-term care facilities. Became Law
• HB 427-LOCAL allowing a municipality to adopt a local meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 428-FN-LOCAL known as the Maggie Boyle Terninko Act, repealing RSA 430:49, the law preempting local regulation of pesticides. Died
• HB 429 charging the advisory council on unemployment compensation with the task of studying the issue of unemployment compensation as it relates to the contingent work force and low wage workers. Became Law
• HB 430 relative to registration of political committees and to political expenditures and contributions. Died
• HB 431 relative to the appointment of attorneys for delinquent or neglected or abused children. Became Law
• HB 432 increasing the wager limit on games of chance from Died
• HB 433 relative to discharge from New Hampshire hospital. Became Law
• HB 434 relative to milk products of sheep and goats and milk producer permits and allowing the commissioner of the department of health and human services to impose certain administrative fines. Became Law
• HB 435-FN-LOCAL relative to liens placed on property by towns and cities for money spent on assisted persons. Died
• HB 436-FN-LOCAL establishing restrictions in building aid for conversions of area schools to cooperative school districts, increasing or decreasing grades in cooperative school districts, establishing a special village district for the towns of Bridgewater an Became Law
• HB 437-FN-LOCAL relative to certain health officers. Became Law
• HB 438-FN allowing the court to impose certain chemical treatments on repeat child molesters. Died
• HB 439-FN establishing a procedure for reporting on abortions. Died
• HB 440-FN changing the legislative mileage formula. Became Law
• HB 441 relative to the ballot law commission. Died
• HB 442 requiring insurers to cover certain costs associated with reconstructive surgery after a mastectomy. Became Law
• HB 443 relative to push-polling. Became Law
• HB 444 extending the reporting date for the house committee to study the state investigation of the late John C. Fairbanks. Died
• HB 445 extending the reporting date of the paperless title system study committee. Became Law
• HB 446 prohibiting candidates of one party from accepting the nomination of another party. Died
• HB 447 eliminating the grandfather clause for licensure of professional engineers, relative to the board of professional engineers, and relative to certain requirements for the practice of architecture. Became Law
• HB 448 relative to the trust fund for the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Became Law
• HB 449 regulating the self-storage industry. Died
• HB 450 relative to accessing directory information as defined by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Became Law
• HB 451 providing that health care providers shall determine the appropriate course of patient treatment. Interim Study
• HB 452 establishing a legislative oversight committee on telecommunications restructuring and relative to approval by the public utilities commission of tariffs for new telephone services. Became Law
• HB 453 relative to the bank commissioner's regulation of sales finance companies and retail sellers and relative to check collection charges. Became Law
• HB 454 relative to food service establishments. Became Law
• HB 455-FN-LOCAL relative to a preliminary breath test for alcohol concentration. Died
• HB 456-FN relative to child custody when a parent has intentionally killed the other parent. Died
• HB 457-FN requiring all state agencies, departments, and commissions in all 3 branches of government to have a presence on the New Hampshire automated information system by January 1, 1998, and designating the state library as the official clearingh Became Law
• HB 458-FN relative to the elements of simple assault and relative to certain persons with prior convictions for first degree, second degree, or simple assault. Died
• HB 459-FN establishing a youth operator's license for persons under 18 years of age. Became Law
• HB 460-FN relative to authorizing treatment for persons involuntarily admitted to New Hampshire hospital. Died
• HB 461-FN authorizing the New Hampshire hospital and the department of transportation to settle claims when the amount is less than $500. Died
• HB 462-FN requiring the department of safety to inform first-time New Hampshire driver's license applicants of the DWI laws. Became Law
• HB 463-FN relative to aerial spraying of herbicides. Died
• HB 464-FN regarding notice provisions for waxes applied to fresh fruit. Died
• HB 465-FN requiring the legislature to consider a list of factors in determining whether to regulate a previously unregulated profession. Died
• HB 466-FN requiring administrative rules to be available to the public at the state library before they take effect. Died
• HB 467-FN clarifying the definition of "telephone cloning paraphernalia." Became Law
• HB 468-LOCAL eliminating a requirement that registers of deeds keep original copies of officers' returns of attachments and writs of execution on file permanently. Became Law
• HB 469 relative to the rules of the board of dental examiners. Became Law
• HB 470 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 471 relative to the method of refund of the road toll paid by private school bus companies. Became Law
• HB 472 establishing the council for children and adolescents with chronic health conditions. Became Law
• HB 473 relative to the use of watercraft and boats on the waters of Chocorua Lake in the town of Tamworth. Became Law
• HB 474-LOCAL allowing local treasurers to invest in collateralized money markets with major investments. Died
• HB 475 requiring a study on overweight and over-dimension vehicle permits and, in particular, permits for manufactured housing units. Died
• HB 476 establishing the New Hampshire council on drug abuse prevention. Died
• HB 477 prohibiting aircraft from landing and taking off on a certain portion of the Pemigewasset River. Died
• HB 478 relative to workers' compensation compliance statements and making a technical correction and relative to continuing education for claims adjusters. Became Law
• HB 479 establishing a committee to study the merits of installation of dual pipe and tank septic systems. Died
• HB 480 revising the law relative to protection of persons from domestic violence. Died
• HB 481 relative to financial reporting requirements for political candidates. Died
• HB 482 relative to the access and development of interstate computer network systems. Died
• HB 483 relative to regulation of securities. Became Law
• HB 484 relative to registration of certain voters who vote by absentee ballot. Died
• HB 485 relative to limited electrical energy producers. Became Law
• HB 486 relative to a study of a certain portion of Route 3A. Died
• HB 487 relative to the distribution of tobacco products. Died
• HB 488-FN relative to involuntary admission to the state hospital on an emergency basis. Became Law
• HB 489-LOCAL requiring an annual cost of living adjustment for elderly exemptions to the property tax. Died
• HB 490 relative to the confidentiality of medical information. Became Law
• HB 491 establishing a house committee to study the institution of a state property tax. Died
• HB 492 relative to the refund of unused insurance premiums for insurance policies sold by motor vehicle dealers. Died
• HB 493 relative to prohibiting the sale of opportunities for the taking of fish and game by certain property owners. Died
• HB 494-FN relative to house bills and constitutional authority. Died
• HB 495 prohibiting registered lobbyists from serving on the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
• HB 496 requiring all land application of sludge or biosolids to comply with certain best management practices and relative to an exceptional quality exclusion. Died
• HB 497 excluding domestic septage from regulation as sludge. Became Law
• HB 498-FN-A recognizing the New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton, New Hampshire as the first official state of New Hampshire farm museum. Became Law
• HB 499 establishing a committee to study the provision by the state of certain economic, medical and social support services to individuals whose misconduct resulted in the need for service. Died
• HB 500 relative to membership on the retirement system board of trustees. Died
• HB 501 including blindness in the special education provisions, and allowing attorneys to act as neutrals in special education dispute resolution. Became Law
• HB 502-LOCAL placing limitations on warrant articles at special meetings. Became Law
• HB 503-FN-LOCAL relative to direct recall elections. Died
• HB 504-LOCAL relative to the property tax obligation for real estate used as rental housing by qualified nonprofit charitable organizations. Died
• HB 505 relative to smoking in indoor public places. Died
• HB 506 prohibiting all smoking in any restaurant where serving food is the primary function. Died
• HB 507-A relative to the expansion of veterans' home facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 508 relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
• HB 509-A relative to repairing and resurfacing the access road to the Gunstock Ski Area. Died
• HB 510 relative to delivery of beverages by wholesale distributors. Died
• HB 511-FN-LOCAL requiring health insurers to provide coverage for certain supplies, services and education necessary in the treatment of diabetes. Became Law
• HB 512-FN requiring mediation in domestic cases involving minor children. Died
• HB 513-FN limiting the operational expenses of the sweepstakes commission to 10 percent of the gross revenue. Died
• HB 514-FN relative to penalties for driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs for persons under 21 years of age. Died
• HB 515-FN establishing the New Hampshire commission on the status of fatherhood. Died
• HB 516-FN increasing the fuel oil discharge cleanup fund fee. Became Law
• HB 517-FN relative to sentencing for aggravated felonious sexual assault when the victim is less than 13 years of age. Became Law
• HB 518-FN requiring administrative agents to obtain warrants based upon probable cause to perform searches or inspections. Died
• HB 519-FN relative to regulating heating installers. Died
• HB 520 establishing the bureau of gaming enforcement within the division of state police. Died
• HB 521-LOCAL relative to the definition of terms and conditions of employment and to the subjects of bargaining in the public employee labor relations law. Died
• HB 522-LOCAL requiring a separate vote of the legislative body of a local governing unit before moneys may be appropriated to organizations that conduct registered lobbying activities. Died
• HB 523 relative to the appointment of guardians ad litem. Became Law
• HB 524-FN-A extending the reporting dates and the prospective repeal date for the state veterans cemetery oversight committee, establishing the New Hampshire state veterans cemetery, relative to the administration of the cemetery and making appropriations therefor. Died
• HB 525-LOCAL relative to Braille instruction for functionally blind pupils. Became Law
• HB 526 clarifying that no other business entity may assume a name which is the same as or deceptively similar to the registered name of a New Hampshire real estate trust. Died
• HB 527 classifying certain items as permissible fireworks. Became Law
• HB 528-LOCAL relative to municipal water, gas and electric utilities. Became Law
• HB 529 relative to excluding from the definition of subdivision the placement and maintenance of wireless communication facilities. Became Law
• HB 530-FN-A establishing civil action filing fee surcharges to fund civil legal assistance to low-income persons and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
• HB 531-FN increasing the amount superior court bailiffs are paid per day. Died
• HB 532-FN relative to the transportation of alcoholic beverages by a minor. Died
• HB 533-FN making technical corrections in the liquor laws. Became Law
• HB 534 establishing a committee to study the New Hampshire highway and bridge infrastructure. Became Law
• HB 535 relative to the regulation of architects. Died
• HB 536 requiring certain dam owners to develop emergency action plans, prohibiting the construction of any dam without a permit and clarifying the process for issuing orders for dam repair. Became Law
• HB 537-FN relative to the practice of allied health professionals. Became Law
• HB 538 requiring every pupil receiving state-funded scholarships or grants for postsecondary education to pass a drug test as a condition for receiving such funds, and requiring repayment of such moneys upon conviction of a drug-related offense. Died
• HB 539-LOCAL relative to the tax lien process for quarterly tax bills in the city of Concord. Became Law
• HB 540 establishing a committee to study ways in which state agencies can be encouraged to assist small businesses to develop practices that comply with state law. Became Law
• HB 541 relative to long-term care insurance. Interim Study
• HB 542-FN-LOCAL requiring municipalities to include certain information with property tax bills. Died
• HB 543-LOCAL relative to valuation of aeronautical facilities for purposes of payments in lieu of property taxes. Interim Study
• HB 544 relative to dwellings which extend over public waters. Became Law
• HB 545 making the term of the attorney general coterminous with that of the governor. Died
• HB 546 relative to the form of the presidential primary election ballots. Died
• HB 547 relative to granting permits to build certain structures on shoreline property. Died
• HB 548-FN limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
• HB 549 relative to service-connected military or coast guard disability compensation in the determination of alimony or separate maintenance. Died
• HB 550 relative to certain social security disability compensation in the determination of alimony or separate maintenance. Died
• HB 551-LOCAL allowing municipalities to grant retired persons over 65 years of age a property tax credit and a property tax cap. Died
• HB 552-LOCAL clarifying the authority of municipalities to regulate the use of their highways which provide sole access to properties in adjoining municipalities. Became Law
• HB 553-LOCAL relative to a right to farm. Died
• HB 554 relative to damages in suits brought by administrators of an estate. Became Law
• HB 555 exempting an individual's pensions and individual retirement accounts from bankruptcy attachment. Became Law
• HB 556-LOCAL authorizing municipalities to refund a portion of fees for municipal registration permits. Died
• HB 557-FN-LOCAL establishing a welfare reserve fund and relative to a city or town's liability for general assistance. Died
• HB 558-FN relative to life imprisonment for persons who have committed 3 or more serious violent felonies. Died
• HB 559-FN allowing courts to impose extended terms of imprisonment upon persons of any age who meet other criteria for extended terms and upon persons who have committed certain crimes against persons under 13 years of age. Became Law
• HB 560-FN relative to penalties for introduction of boats and seaplanes from waters infested with milfoil or zebra mussels into clean lakes or ponds. Died
• HB 561-FN relative to certain marine patrol personnel. Died
• HB 562-FN-A imposing a tax on gambling winnings over $5 to fund kindergarten and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
• HB 563-FN-A relative to a tax on telecommunications easements. Died
• HB 564-FN-A increasing the cigarette tax. Died
• HB 565-FN relative to unauthorized use of a propelled vehicle or animal. Died
• HB 566-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the applicability of the property tax to electric plants and pipelines. Became Law
• HB 567-FN-LOCAL relative to administration of vital records. Became Law
• HB 568-FN relative to the oath of office for attorneys and the penalty for failure to fulfill the oath. Died
• HB 569-FN-A-LOCAL creating a New Hampshire securities transfer excise tax and a continually appropriated fund. Died
• HB 570-FN establishing a procedure for appointment of independent counsel in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 571-FN-A relative to full funding of services to developmentally disabled persons. Became Law
• HB 572-FN relative to town, city, and county treasurers and to the state treasurer. Became Law
• HB 573-FN repealing administrative suspension of driver's licenses for driving while intoxicated. Died
• HB 574-FN-A-LOCAL imposing a flat tax to replace certain state and local taxes. Died
• HB 575 authorizing the commissioner of the department of environmental services to accept environmental standards developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in place of certain permits and certification requirements. Became Law
• HB 576 relative to anonymous political campaign literature or communications. Died
• HB 577-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding statewide kindergarten and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 578-FN-A-LOCAL providing for property tax relief and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 579-FN-LOCAL providing that a person who, having made all reasonable efforts to preserve employment, leaves a job in order to protect himself or herself from domestic abuse, shall not be denied unemployment compensation. Became Law
• HB 580-FN providing that the proper place for filing security interests on manufactured housing is in the office where mortgages on real estate are filed or recorded. Became Law
• HB 581-FN authorizing the department of environmental services to issue permits in emergency situations, expanding the exemptions for excavating and dredging permits, and establishing a notification process for the replacement and repair of existing legal structure Died
• HB 582-FN relative to medicaid rate setting. Became Law
• HB 583-FN-LOCAL relative to felonious disarming of a law enforcement officer. Died
• HB 584-LOCAL relative to the duties of school nurses. Became Law
• HB 585 relative to prohibiting littering, as enforced by the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 586 changing the expiration date of OHRV registrations. Became Law
• HB 587-FN relative to the system benefits charge and the composition of the nuclear decommissioning financing committee. Became Law
• HB 588-FN relative to certification of operators of solid waste plants, water treatment plants and wastewater treatment plants, and adding late renewal fees. Became Law
• HB 589-FN removing a common carrier exemption. Died
• HB 590-FN-LOCAL allowing property taxpayers to choose whether to participate in the funding of nonprofit organizations through their property taxes. Died
• HB 591-FN relative to eliminating the authority of the sweepstakes commission to hold sweepstakes races at horse and dog tracks. Died
• HB 592-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an advisory council on brain and spinal cord injuries. Became Law
• HB 593-FN-LOCAL extending the grant program for closure of landfills to municipalities and adding the closure of the refuse-to-energy facility at Pease to the state water pollution control revolving fund priority projects. Died
• HB 594-FN-LOCAL exempting towns and cities from paying condominium fees when condominium units are taken for nonpayment of taxes. Died
• HB 595-FN protecting consumers from the unlicensed practice of law. Died
• HB 596-FN repealing certain laws relative to bribery or intimidation of voters. Became Law
• HB 597-FN-A creating a tax on gross receipts of health care services. Died
• HB 598-FN relative to liens on aircraft for nonpayment of aircraft registration fees. Became Law
• HB 599-FN relative to youth access to tobacco products. Became Law
• HB 600 consolidating administrative support for the regulation of health professionals. Died
• HB 601-FN-A to develop a statewide technology program for educational institutions and establishing a 5 percent tax on video rentals to fund the program. Died
• HB 602-FN-A repealing the franchise tax on electrical utilities and replacing it with a tax on electricity consumption. Became Law
• HB 603-FN-A exempting the first $300,000 in value of the total estate of a decedent from the legacies and successions tax. Died
• HB 604-FN-LOCAL relative to accessing information in delinquency cases. Died
• HB 605-FN-LOCAL relative to procedures regarding delinquent children under RSA 169-B. Interim Study
• HB 606-FN-LOCAL relative to procedures regarding children in need of services under RSA 169-D. Interim Study
• HB 607-FN relative to special number plates for certain veterans. Died
• HB 608-FN providing that a district court shall not require the department of health and human services to certify a particular provider of children's services. Died
• HB 609-FN-LOCAL enacting the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) and relative to child support. Became Law
• HB 610-FN relative to the regulation of small telephone companies by the public utilities commission. Died
• HB 611-FN making state securities laws comply with the National Securities Markets Improvement Act. Became Law
• HB 612-FN requiring the state board of education and the department of education to establish suitable tests of academic knowledge to be administered as a prerequisite for certification of new teachers in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 613-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a flat county property tax to fund basic education. Died
• HB 614-FN making any person who, while operating a motor vehicle, fails to yield in certain circumstances guilty of a class B misdemeanor if such failure results in an accident or an injury. Died
• HB 615-FN allowing group accounts for certain employers under the unemployment compensation laws. Died
• HB 616-FN relative to jury selection reforms. Became Law
• HB 617-FN-A-LOCAL relative to payments for catastrophic aid for special education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 618-FN relative to increasing certain state park fees. Died
• HB 619-FN-A establishing a sunset review process for state agencies and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 620 allowing a municipality to adopt plans to delay reassessments on businesses which expand in central business districts and on historic buildings listed with the National Register of Historic Places. Died
• HB 621 exempting wilderness/back country rescuers from RSA 151-B. Died
• HB 622-FN relative to legislative approval of settlements of court claims against the state. Became Law
• HB 623 allowing a landlord or housing owner under the housing finance authority to terminate a tenancy to allow a family member to occupy the premises. Died
• HB 624 subjecting certain payments made to public employees upon resignation, discharge, or retirement to the right-to-know law. Became Law
• HB 625-FN establishing heightened criminal penalties for threatening or assaulting a teacher. Died
• HB 626 requiring an inexperienced driver and a person 16-17 years of age to obtain a special learner's permit and examination permit prior to obtaining a driver's license. Died
• HB 627-FN establishing a conservation number plate trust fund, and a special motor vehicle license plate and associated fees, to support New Hampshire's natural and cultural resources. Became Law
• HB 628 relative to an agreement or contract for the Mount Sunapee or Cannon Mountain ski area operations, or both, establishing a committee to develop a proposal and review responses, and requiring review of any agreement or contract by the capital Became Law
• HB 629-FN establishing a pilot program for the recording of committee proceedings of the general court. Died
• HB 630-FN-LOCAL relative to additional voluntary contributions to provide for early retirement by members of the retirement system. Became Law
• HB 631-FN authorizing the department of safety to issue special amateur radio operator plates and related fees. Died
• HB 632-LOCAL replacing the current membership of the water well board and changing the term of office for water well board members. Became Law
• HB 633 requiring employers to offer a point-of-service option. Died
• HB 634-LOCAL relative to removal from office of certain municipal officials by voters. Died
• HB 635 relative to a limitation on liability for emergency medical care providers. Died
• HB 636-LOCAL relative to facilitating the transfer of contaminated property acquired by a municipality to a buyer eligible to participate in the brownfields program. Became Law
• HB 637-FN relative to license suspension and revocation. Died
• HB 638-FN establishing a pilot program for the random on-site inspection and testing of certain sludge and biosolid samples. Became Law
• HB 639 relative to the term of office of any person appointed by the governor and council between a general election and the expiration of the term of a governor who was not reelected. Died
• HB 640 establishing a committee to examine the feasibility of establishing a state of the art meteorological center at the former Pease Air Force Base. Died
• HB 641 relative to property tax bills for land parcels having multiple owners. Interim Study
• HB 642 clarifying the effect of subdivision on property tax assessment and collection. Became Law
• HB 643-FN making an appropriation to the office of emergency management and relative to proportionate share payments for county nursing homes. Became Law
• HB 644-FN-A changing the rate of taxation for certain fuels subject to the road toll. Died
• HB 645-FN requiring the commissioner of health and human services to produce certain quarterly reports. Interim Study
• HB 646-FN-A relative to eligibility for child day care services for persons receiving public assistance. Became Law
• HB 647-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a centralized computer checklist of voters and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 648-LOCAL establishing a local option fee for local or regional transportation improvements. Became Law
• HB 649-FN relative to reckless driving. Died
• HB 650 relative to limited liability companies. Became Law
• HB 651-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study electric rate reduction financing. Became Law
• HB 652 establishing a house committee to study certification of police and fire dispatchers. Became Law
• HB 653-LOCAL relative to address numbers on streets and highways and relative to penalties for violations of certain planning and zoning laws. Became Law
• HB 654 expanding the weight and length law exemptions to include vehicles used by cities and towns for trash removal. Died
• HB 655-FN requiring the department of agriculture, markets, and food to maintain records concerning commercial transactions of the bovine somatotropin growth hormone. Died
• HB 656-LOCAL repealing the provision which requires the state board to approve schools before a district is qualified to receive state aid to education. Died
• HB 657-FN eliminating the Pease development authority and transferring its duties and authority to a new Pease international tradeport division. Died
• HB 658-FN-A ensuring that the division of safety services, department of safety receives its 1/2 share of unrefunded tolls for boat motor fuels as required by law and establishing a special fund therefor. Became Law
• HB 659 modifying restrictions on televised political advertising. Became Law
• HB 660 adding the name of Martin Luther King, Jr. to Civil Rights Day. Died
• HB 661-FN-LOCAL allowing high school pupils to attend the public secondary school of their choice. Died
• HB 662 revising the laws relative to the use of dealer plates. Became Law
• HB 663-FN-LOCAL imposing a $100 per year surtax on occupiers of rental property and condominium units to fund state aid to education and prohibiting future increases in individual residential property taxes to meet educational costs. Died
• HB 664-FN-LOCAL increasing the witness fee for law enforcement officers and the mileage allowance for witnesses. Died
• HB 665-FN establishing the crime of felony murder. Died
• HB 666-FN-LOCAL relative to binding interest arbitration for law enforcement and firefighter contracts. Died
• HB 667 relative to confidentiality issues concerning the exchange of information between the departments of revenue administration and employment security and relative to payment of employer contributions. Became Law
• HB 668-FN-LOCAL licensing, regulating, and taxing video gambling machine use. Died
• HB 669-FN enhancing penalties for violations of laws regulating underground storage facilities. Died
• HB 670-FN prohibiting telephone solicitors from using caller identification blocking services. Became Law
• HB 671-A establishing a committee to study the organization, structure, and administration of the department of fish and game, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 672-FN-LOCAL relative to lowering the allowable alcohol concentration for persons under 21 operating OHRVs. Became Law
• HB 673-FN establishing a penalty for committing certain offenses while aboard an aircraft which lands in this state and relative to the jurisdiction of law enforcement officers and the courts over persons committing offenses in an aircraft landing in this state. Died
• HB 674-FN-LOCAL relative to dam registration and filing fees. Became Law
• HB 675-FN relative to bass fishing tournaments. Died
• HB 676-FN-LOCAL relative to distribution of proceeds from the sale of tax-deeded property and repurchase of tax-deeded property by a former owner. Became Law
• HB 677-FN increasing the wetlands excavating and dredging permit fee for major and minor projects. Became Law
• HB 678 relative to the expansion of veterans' home services. Became Law
• HB 679-FN-LOCAL repealing the limitation on zoning ordinance protest petitions. Died
• HB 680-FN relative to criminal liability for harm caused by dangerous domestic animals or captive wildlife. Died
• HB 681 relative to penalties for certain violations of fish and game laws and granting rulemaking authority to the executive director relative to registration agent fees for wild turkey permits. Became Law
• HB 682-FN-LOCAL relative to public access to records and information regarding registered criminal offenders. Became Law
• HB 683-FN relative to one-day fishing licenses for residents and nonresidents. Died
• HB 684-FN relative to drivers who purposely neglect to stop when under pursuit by a law enforcement officer. Died
• HB 685-FN relative to the assault of a law enforcement officer acting in the line of duty. Died
• HB 686-FN-A relative to financing child day care facilities. Became Law
• HB 687 establishing an Alan B. Shepard park commission. Became Law
• HB 688-FN-A establishing a committee to study any actions and all investigations of the late John C. Fairbanks and other members of the legal profession. Became Law
• HB 689-FN relative to a certain portion of registration fees of a nonprofit corporation. Died
• HB 690 establishing a long-term care institute. Became Law
• HB 691 requiring large employers to offer their employees long-term care insurance. Died
• HB 692 relative to the use of court, case, and police records of delinquent children in sentencing for conviction of certain crimes as adults. Died
• HB 693 establishing a committee to examine water quality issues. Became Law
• HB 694 allowing law enforcement officers to make a video recording of certain communications without notification. Died
• HB 695 establishing a committee to study the educational requirements of student drivers. Became Law
• HB 696-FN-LOCAL authorizing the court to suspend the motor vehicle driver's license of a person convicted of criminal mischief when the court determines that a motor vehicle was used to abet the commission of criminal mischief. Became Law
• HB 697-FN-A-LOCAL changing the emergency shelter commission to an emergency shelter and homeless coordination commission. Became Law
• HB 698 relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund, the fuel oil discharge cleanup fund, and the motor oil discharge cleanup fund. Became Law
• HB 699-FN relative to holiday pay for part-time state employees. Died
• HB 700-FN-LOCAL relative to the renovation of regional vocational education centers and expanding an existing appropriation to include such renovations. Became Law
• HB 701-LOCAL granting a municipality alternatives to accepting a tax deed to the property when the property owner is tax delinquent. Became Law
• HB 702-FN-LOCAL establishing procedures governing municipal acquisition of public utility property. Died
• HB 703-FN-LOCAL relative to criminal history checks for school personnel. Died
• HB 704 relative to provisional licenses for manufacturers of beverages and requiring approval of the source of water used to manufacture bottled water. Became Law
• HB 705 relative to the confidentiality of the records of the department of revenue administration. Died
• HB 706 establishing a commission on animal damage control to review the fish and game laws relating to damage by game birds and game. Became Law
• HB 707-LOCAL providing that telecommunications poles and lines be subject to the property tax. Became Law
• HB 708 extending the reporting date for the committee studying the issues surrounding the definition of "facility" for the purposes of eligibility for certain property tax exemptions. Became Law
• HB 709 establishing a committee to study the possibility of imposing property taxes on property used by nonprofit academic institutions primarily for housing. Died
• HB 710-FN requiring boating safety education. Died
• HB 711 relative to post-termination commissions and reinstating the corporate charter of MultiProcess Computer Corporation, Inc. Became Law
• HB 712 relative to the purchase, preservation, and reactivation of abandoned railroad rights-of-way and limiting railroad liability for passenger rail service. Died
• HB 713 relative to the names of foreign limited partnerships, and eliminating an annual notice requirement for limited liability partnerships. Became Law
• HB 714 deleting certain duties of the secretary of state relative to the state treasurer's insurance bond and accounts of bonds issued by the state treasurer. Became Law
• HB 715-LOCAL placing time limits on covenants that have been placed on deeds by developers. Died
• HB 716-FN relative to economic development and retention rates and special contracts. Died
• HB 717-FN-A relative to taxation of qualified investment capital companies. Became Law
• HB 718 changing that which constitutes the practice of medicine. Became Law
• HB 719-FN-A increasing the number of state troopers and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 720-FN relative to evening hours for sessions and hearings of the New Hampshire house of representatives. Died
• HB 721 authorizing municipalities to restrict the advertising of alcohol and tobacco through the exercise of zoning powers. Died
• HB 722-FN opting the state out of a provision of federal law relating to benefits for persons convicted of drug-related offenses. Became Law
• HB 723-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire health access corporation, continually appropriating a special fund, and allowing the healthy kids corporation to cover adults. Died
• HB 724-FN allowing the office of reimbursements in the department of health and human services to set rates for the multiple DWI offender intervention detention center program. Became Law
• HB 725-FN relative to the certification of dieticians. Died
• HB 726-FN relative to the jurisdiction and authority of the public utilities commission, the underground utility damage prevention system, the 911 system, the site evaluation committee, and criminal activities related to wireless telephone cloning. Became Law
• HB 727-FN relative to rate-setting for certain services, placements, and programs for children by the department of health and human services. Died
• HB 728-FN-A relative to designating a portion of the meals and rooms tax revenue for the promotion and development of tourism. Died
• HB 729-FN-A establishing a kindergarten special number plate and fee, with the fees continually appropriated to the department of education. Died
• HB 730-FN relative to aggravated felonious sexual assault. Became Law
• HB 731-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the taxation of sand, gravel, loam, and other similar substances. Became Law
• HB 732-FN making revisions relative to parental reimbursement for children's services to the department of health and human services. Died
• HB 733-FN relative to the state government information dissemination and access act. Died
• HB 734-FN establishing a study committee on district court evening sessions. Became Law
• HB 735-FN relative to probation and parole officers' authority to enforce criminal laws and adding certain conduct to that which constitutes aggravated felonious sexual assault and felonious sexual assault. Became Law
• HB 736-FN increasing the mileage rate for jurors. Died
• HB 737-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the New Hampshire retirement system relative to redefining earnable compensation. Became Law
• HB 738-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the distribution of revenue from the meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 739-FN relative to copies of vital records. Died
• HB 740-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to pay a witness fee and mileage payment for a local law enforcement officer called as a witness for a division of motor vehicles administrative hearing, to be funded by an increase in the motor vehicle uniform fine schedule. Died
• HB 741-FN-A relative to access to state telephone numbers. Died
• HB 742-FN establishing half-price greens fees for active military and retired military personnel at the golf course at the former Pease Air Force Base. Died
• HB 743-FN-LOCAL relative to the municipal option to impose additional fees for motor vehicle registration permits to fund public parking facilities. Died
• HB 744-FN relative to administrative fines for violations of safety regulations regarding water pollution and waste disposal, authorizing the attorney general to enjoin any youth camp, public swimming pool, or spa operating without approval and authori Became Law
• HB 745-FN relative to the compensation of the members of the workers' compensation appeals board. Died
• HB 746-FN relative to fees collected by the insurance department and to limitations on investments in mutual funds by insurers. Became Law
• HB 747-FN-A establishing a wildlife habitat stamp or license for persons engaged in taking wild animals or birds and continually appropriating the funds for wildlife habitats. Became Law
• HB 748-FN clarifying the school building aid law relative to kindergarten programs. Died
• HB 749-FN relative to disability retirement benefits for retirement system members permanently incapacitated for duty. Died
• HB 750-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal water systems. Died
• HB 751-FN-LOCAL relative to spousal benefits for certain retired group II members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
• HB 752-FN relative to the commission of robbery or burglary while armed with a deadly weapon, culpability for capital murder, and the potential death sentence for first degree murder. Died
• HB 753-FN relative to the board of auctioneers. Died
• HB 754-FN relative to special gas and electric rates for customers dependent on life-support equipment. Died
• HB 755-FN relative to OHRVs and increasing certain OHRV registration fees. Became Law
• HB 756-FN relative to the registration of alternative providers of mental health services. Died
• HB 757-FN relative to the applicability of the legacies and successions tax. Died
• HB 758-FN raising the speed limit on all New Hampshire interstate highways from 65 to 75 miles per hour and from 55 to 65 in other locations. Died
• HB 759-FN-A-LOCAL funding the developmental disabilities waitlist from the health care transition fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 760-FN relative to OHRVs and OHRV registration fees. Died
• HB 761-FN-A establishing a credit against the business profits tax for businesses that provide qualified internship or apprenticeship programs. Died
• HB 762-FN relative to the regulation of naturopathic medicine. Interim Study
• HB 763-FN prohibiting nonresidents from hunting on Sunday if the state of residence of the nonresident prohibits hunting on Sunday for New Hampshire residents. Died
• HB 764-FN-LOCAL relative to a person subject to a domestic violence petition applying to purchase a firearm. Died
• HB 765-FN establishing an osteoporosis prevention and education program. Became Law
• HB 766-FN forbidding the acceptance of anything of value by state officials, appointed officials, and legislative employees. Died
• HB 767-FN relative to violation of court orders regarding child custody. Died
• HB 768-FN relative to certain abortions. Died
• HB 769-FN relative to unemployment compensation. Became Law
• HB 770-FN relative to blood testing in the instance of motor vehicle fatalitites and other instances. Became Law
• HB 771-FN-LOCAL relative to hazardous waste operator permit application costs, adding an exemption to the hazardous waste cleanup fund fee, increasing grant awards made pursuant to the used oil collection center program, and relative to the automotive oil fee Became Law
• HB 772-FN-A establishing the position of industrial, commercial, and tourism agent for Coos County and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 773-FN relative to intentional interference with child custody and visitation and requiring expedited hearings on certain custody, visitation, and support issues. Became Law
• HB 774-FN relative to child support, custodial rights, and visitation. Became Law
• HB 775-FN-A relative to the regulation of ophthalmic dispensing and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 776-FN prohibiting any person under 18 years of age from sitting in a cocktail lounge. Died
• HB 777-FN prohibiting a fish and game officer who makes an arrest for a fish and game violation from also being the prosecuting officer. Died
• HB 778-A relative to erosion prevention on a certain portion of the Connecticut River and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 779-FN proclaiming 1999 as the "year of public education" in New Hampshire and establishing the 350th anniversary of public education celebration commission. Died
• HB 780-FN establishing a cattle trailer license plate for agricultural use. Died
• HB 781-FN relative to lucky 7 tickets and bingo games and requiring manufacturers and distributors of bingo supplies to be licensed. Became Law
• HB 782 exempting the lists of recipients of official absentee ballots from certain public inspection access requirements. Died
• HB 783-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding vocational student organizations and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 784-FN-LOCAL relative to changing the amount of estimated expenditures per pupil beyond which the department of education is liable for the cost of school district borrowing. Became Law
• HB 785-FN relative to alcohol and other drug abuse professionals. Became Law
• HB 786-FN relative to election filing fees and primary petitions. Died
• HB 787-FN requiring the executive council to hold public hearings on judicial appointments. Became Law
• HB 788-FN relative to the computation of penalties and interest in certain tax underpayment situations. Died
• HB 789-FN-A exempting siblings from the legacies and successions tax in certain situations. Died
• HB 790-FN relative to the board of medicine. Died
• HB 791-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of administrative services for funding, siting, and design of the new Jaffrey-Peterborough district courthouse. Died
• HB 792-FN-LOCAL prohibiting trusts and other legal devises from being used to shelter wealth for the purposes of medicaid eligibility. Died
• HB 793 defining the responsibility of individuals engaged in equine activities. Became Law
• HB 794-FN-LOCAL requiring employers who require certain employees to be armed to provide body armor to the employees. Died
• HB 795-FN enhancing the penalties for DWI and driving after revocation and suspension and eliminating certain driver intervention programs. Died
• HB 796-FN relative to lobbyist registration. Died
• HB 797 requiring emergency vehicles to stop for school buses, and requiring the use of both audible and visual emergency signals, in certain circumstances. Became Law
• HB 798 relative to the regulation of health clubs. Became Law
• HB 799 regulating the sale of insurance by financial institutions. Became Law
• HB 800 redistricting the executive council districts. Died
• HB 801-FN-LOCAL changing the interest rate on delinquent property taxes and subsequent taxes. Died
• HB 802 relative to judgments on past due rent. Became Law
• HB 803-FN-LOCAL relative to property valuation for purposes of payment of tax on a change of use under the current use laws. Died
• HB 804 relative to the definition of "communication services" for purposes of the communications services tax. Died
• HB 805 relative to homestead rights and revocable trusts. Became Law
• HB 806-FN-LOCAL relative to the business finance authority. Became Law
• HB 807-FN relative to the Littleton employment security district office. Died
• HB 808 changing the optional term of the school district clerk, moderator, and treasurer and legalizing the annual meeting of the Newmarket school district. Became Law
• HB 809 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of bringing the New England Patriots to New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 810-FN-A appropriating certain funds from the highway surplus account to the department of transportation. Became Law
• HB 811 legalizing, ratifying, and confirming actions, votes, and proceedings of the annual meetings of the North Walpole village district and the town of Bartlett and relative to authorizing the coordination of certain town and school district e Became Law
• HB 812 relative to the Melendy Pond Authority of Brookline, New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1000-FN-LOCAL relative to a 10-year transportation plan, authorizing construction on the Spaulding Turnpike, making an appropriation for a radio system upgrade for the department of transportation, excluding certain vehicles from seasonal weight limits, Became Law
• HB 1011-FN making it a felony to operate certain gambling businesses and prohibiting possession of gambling machines unless specifically authorized under state law. Died
• HB 1025-FN relative to capital murder, first degree murder, and second degree murder. Died
• HB 1040-FN-A decreasing the rate of the communications services tax. Died
• HB 1075-FN-A-LOCAL implementing the Advancing Better Classrooms program to provide a constitutionally adequate public education to all the children of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1100-FN relative to the design and construction of a new medium security prison in Berlin and making an appropriation therefor, removing the closing date for the lakes region department of corrections facility, authorizing the department of corre Became Law
• HB 1101 requiring juvenile case and court records to be unsealed in certain cases. Died
• HB 1102 barring perpetrators of crimes from recovering civil damages for injuries sustained during criminal conduct. Died
• HB 1103-LOCAL relative to the state representative districts of towns. Became Law
• HB 1104 relative to building a certain dam in Windham. Died
• HB 1105 providing a cause of action for agricultural disparagement. Died
• HB 1106-FN relative to special deer permits. Became Law
• HB 1107-LOCAL relative to the rate setting duties of the department of revenue administration. Died
• HB 1108 relative to authority of the state fire marshal to adopt rules concerning permissible fireworks. Interim Study
• HB 1109 allowing prepayment of property taxes before April 1 and allowing abatement procedures to be applicable to certain payments in lieu of taxes for properties within the airport district on the former Pease Air Force Base. Became Law
• HB 1110 prohibiting telemarketers from blocking their telephone numbers. Died
• HB 1111 relative to the types of investments allowable by local treasurers. Became Law
• HB 1112 relative to the placement of articles on the official ballot. Became Law
• HB 1113 relative to reports of town and school district meetings to be certified to the department of revenue administration and legalizing the 1997 annual meeting of the Ossipee Corner Light and Power Precinct and the 1998 annual meeting of the towno Became Law
• HB 1114 relative to registration procedures for the use of antique plates. Became Law
• HB 1115-LOCAL relative to boundary markers. Became Law
• HB 1116 relative to division of property in no-fault divorces. Died
• HB 1117-LOCAL repealing the needle exchange program. Died
• HB 1118 relative to the expiration of contact lens prescriptions and relative to continuing education for ophthalmic dispensers. Became Law
• HB 1119 relative to the town line between the towns of Groton and Plymouth, New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1120 establishing a commission to study the effects of and jurisdiction over alternative agricultural products. Became Law
• HB 1121 making technical corrections to the election laws. Became Law
• HB 1122 relative to the licensure of charitable organizations to conduct bingo games or sell lucky 7 tickets in towns and cities in which the organizations have been conducting charitable activities. Became Law
• HB 1123 relative to the control of wolf hybrids. Became Law
• HB 1124 relative to disposal of septage or sludge. Became Law
• HB 1125 repealing laws relative to trading stamp companies and solar equipment warranties. Became Law
• HB 1126-LOCAL relative to municipal debt limits. Became Law
• HB 1127 requiring lending institutions to allow consumers to choose their own attorneys in connection with real estate financing loans. Died
• HB 1128-FN relative to space heaters. Became Law
• HB 1129 relative to the penalty and substance abuse treatment for multiple DWI offenders who have previously successfully completed a multiple DWI offender intervention detention center program. Became Law
• HB 1130-FN relative to the distribution of beverages. Became Law
• HB 1131 relative to the sale of liquor and beverages and relative to enforcement of the liquor laws. Became Law
• HB 1132-LOCAL relative to the sale of fireworks. Died
• HB 1133-LOCAL enabling the town of New Boston to rebuild or replace a dam on the Piscataquog River. Died
• HB 1134 relative to the voting hours for the town of Sugar Hill. Died
• HB 1135 relative to the use of watercraft and boats on Ledge Pond in the town of Sunapee. Became Law
• HB 1136 changing the appointing authority for board of tax and land appeals members from the supreme court to the governor and council. Died
• HB 1137 establishing a study committee on controlling the spread of graffiti. Died
• HB 1138-FN-LOCAL relative to New Hampshire route 111. Died
• HB 1139-FN relative to group II retirement system eligibility for law enforcement training specialists and assistant directors employed by the police standards and training council. Died
• HB 1140-FN relative to special motor vehicle plates for district court judges. Died
• HB 1141-FN-A relative to authorizing the use of appropriated funds for the design study for conversion of the Walker building on the New Hampshire hospital grounds and for renovation of a certain state office building; relative to extending an appropr Became Law
• HB 1142 making technical corrections on behalf of the department of revenue administration. Became Law
• HB 1143-FN reclassifying Ayers Road in Northfield and Canterbury as a class III recreational road. Died
• HB 1144 relative to protecting personal privacy. Died
• HB 1145 relative to the definition of "livestock." Became Law
• HB 1146 relative to the use of capital reserve funds for multiple payments of lease/purchase agreements. Became Law
• HB 1147 relative to corporate filings with the secretary of state. Became Law
• HB 1148 relative to review of eligibility for a workers' compensation award where compensation was by lump sum agreement. Became Law
• HB 1149 relative to the power to detain an accused person without a warrant for breach of conditions of release on bail. Died
• HB 1150 establishing a committee to study the authority, functions, duties, funding and responsibilities of the bureau of emergency medical services. Became Law
• HB 1151-FN relative to the testing of certain domestic animals. Became Law
• HB 1152 permitting municipalities to further restrict watercraft on great ponds wholly within the municipality. Died
• HB 1153 establishing a committee to study uninsured and underinsured persons who have diabetes. Died
• HB 1154 establishing a committee to study the issue of updating New Hampshire laws related to fences. Became Law
• HB 1155 relative to wastewater in low flow areas. Became Law
• HB 1156-FN-LOCAL relative to primary elections and absentee ballots. Became Law
• HB 1157 relative to the layout of highways. Became Law
• HB 1158 changing the process for designating a part-time district court justice a full-time district court justice. Became Law
• HB 1159 establishing a committee to study strategies for increasing parental involvement in public education. Became Law
• HB 1160 relative to the definitions of the terms "farm," "agriculture," and "farming." Interim Study
• HB 1161-FN requiring the state to rebuild and maintain the dam controlling Baxter Lake in the towns of Farmington and Rochester, New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1162 relative to permit applications before the hazardous waste facility siting board. Became Law
• HB 1163 establishing a house study committee on methods used to compute tax rates related to funding for education and property tax assessments. Died
• HB 1164 relative to requests for changes in superior court justices assigned to trials. Died
• HB 1165 relative to the incorporation, management, branching and merger of banks and exempting certain New Hampshire banks from the aging requirement of the interstate acquisition and merger laws. Became Law
• HB 1166 relative to the oversight committee on health and human services. Became Law
• HB 1167-LOCAL relative to a reapproval process for community mental health programs and area agencies. Became Law
• HB 1168-LOCAL relative to municipal economic development and revitalization districts. Became Law
• HB 1169-LOCAL clarifying the authority of the ballot law commission relative to the examination of programs used to count votes. Became Law
• HB 1170-FN allowing municipalities to designate areas and conditions for the placement of political advertising and relative to the removal of improperly placed political advertising. Died
• HB 1171 to establish a committee to investigate the discrepancy in air fares between flights from Logan International Airport and Manchester Airport. Interim Study
• HB 1172-LOCAL relative to the number of members on a municipal budget committee. Became Law
• HB 1173 limiting the liability of the state and its employees for personal injuries and civil damages resulting from fire standards and training instruction and programs. Died
• HB 1174 establishing a committee to study the state substance abuse treatment delivery system. Became Law
• HB 1175-LOCAL relative to authorizing the state board of education to adopt rules on teacher education programs, teacher certification fees, and recertification standards. Died
• HB 1176 prohibiting charges for the use of electronic customer service terminals. Died
• HB 1177-FN relative to increasing the minimum amount of a state capital improvement project requiring competitive bidding. Died
• HB 1178 relative to automobile leasing. Died
• HB 1179 limiting fees charged by financial institutions for use of electronic customer service terminals. Died
• HB 1180 relative to the composition of the legislative ethics committee. Died
• HB 1181 relative to the waiting period for workers' compensation benefits for undisputed claims. Died
• HB 1182 establishing an oversight committee to review the allocation of funds disbursed for the developmental disabilities waitlist. Became Law
• HB 1183 relative to use of force to prevent an unlawful taking of property. Died
• HB 1184-FN expanding the victims eligible for compensation from the victims' assistance fund and changing the allocation of criminal penalty assessments. Died
• HB 1185 creating a committee to study the feasibility of establishing an audit division within the department of justice to audit and review state contracts. Died
• HB 1186 requiring all-night convenience stores to have 2 attendants on duty during night hours. Died
• HB 1187 relative to breakwater permitting. Interim Study
• HB 1188 requiring a 24-hour rest for beer at the warehouse after delivery to the wholesale distributor by the brewer or manufacturer. Died
• HB 1189-FN increasing the limits of direct off-premises sales from breweries. Became Law
• HB 1190 encouraging alternative dispute resolution as an alternative to litigation in domestic relations cases. Died
• HB 1191 relative to limiting the liability of municipalities and school districts for damages caused by winter weather hazards. Became Law
• HB 1192 permitting the city of Concord to combine the positions of tax collector and treasurer. Became Law
• HB 1193-FN relative to installing vending machines at welcome and tourist information centers on state highways. Became Law
• HB 1194 prohibiting a minor child from being forced to have visitation with an incarcerated parent. Died
• HB 1195 allowing non-public school students access to the New Hampshire education improvement and assessment program at no cost to the state or local school district. Died
• HB 1196 relative to prohibiting the sale of lead fishing sinkers and lead jigs in fresh waters of the state and establishing a lead education program concerning the effects of lead on loons and other water birds and wildlife. Became Law
• HB 1197-FN expanding the crime of felonious use of firearms to include felonious use of any deadly weapon and relative to the minimum mandatory and maximum sentences of imprisonment for felonies involving deadly weapons. Died
• HB 1198 relative to the registration of vehicles owned by trusts. Became Law
• HB 1199 requiring that applicants for a concealed weapons license complete a gun safety course. Died
• HB 1200-FN prohibiting the manufacture, possession, or transfer of large capacity ammunition magazines. Died
• HB 1201-FN relative to the use of motor vehicle repair plates. Became Law
• HB 1202 establishing a study committee on probate court administration and procedures. Died
• HB 1203 establishing a committee to study methods of increasing the funding for the insurance fraud investigation unit. Died
• HB 1204 relative to political party expenditures. Died
• HB 1205-FN making technical corrections to the securities laws, relative to the filing fee for securities in a combined prospectus offered for sale in New Hampshire by a mutual fund, and establishing a committee to study the impact of eliminating the Became Law
• HB 1206 affirming that it is the legislature's intent that new court facility construction costs reflect the needs and usage of the judiciary. Died
• HB 1207-LOCAL relative to the disqualification of election officials. Interim Study
• HB 1208 authorizing the housing finance authority to sell or transfer certain land. Became Law
• HB 1209 revising the interagency agreement for special education. Became Law
• HB 1210-FN relative to the licensing rate for beverage manufacturers. Became Law
• HB 1211-FN-A re-designating Governors state park in Laconia as Ahern state park. Became Law
• HB 1212 prohibiting the use of credit reports to deny property or casualty insurance. Died
• HB 1213-LOCAL relative to the authority of a town to appoint agents to expend funds for certain purposes. Became Law
• HB 1214-FN encouraging employers to provide health insurance for their employees by providing a "New Hampshire Way" designation. Died
• HB 1215 establishing a committee to study the shortage of qualified and certified personnel in the delivery of services related to special education. Became Law
• HB 1216-FN relative to motorcycle registration for drivers and riders who wear approved helmets. Died
• HB 1217 relative to balancing the operating budget; relative to the city of Manchester's bonding authority for airport projects; reducing the projected revenues from the Andersen consulting revenue recoupment effort; and making certain appropriations Became Law
• HB 1218 requiring the secretary of state to print a question to the voters relative to the public financing of political campaigns on the 1998 general election ballot. Died
• HB 1219-FN relative to the provision of free potable water at outdoor public events. Interim Study
• HB 1220 establishing a committee to study prevention of youth drug abuse. Died
• HB 1221-LOCAL relative to the acceptance of personal property donated to towns or village districts. Became Law
• HB 1222 increasing the membership of the Christa McAuliffe planetarium commission. Became Law
• HB 1223-FN repealing the alternative fuel motor vehicle law. Became Law
• HB 1224 requiring the department of environmental services to test sludge or biosolids to be used for land application and assessing fees to sludge quality certification holders. Became Law
• HB 1225 restricting the land application of solid wastes within certain distances of natural, rural, rural-community, and community rivers and exempting certain uses allowed under prior interpretations of the law. Became Law
• HB 1226-FN creating the educational credential of master teacher and clarifying the procedures for background criminal checks for school employees and volunteers. Became Law
• HB 1227-FN authorizing extended terms of imprisonment for persons who assault emergency medical personnel and fire services personnel. Died
• HB 1228 relative to notice required upon an agency's receipt of federal funds. Died
• HB 1229 exempting biological control agents from registration requirements for pesticides. Became Law
• HB 1230-FN-LOCAL establishing a teacher improvement and evaluation program. Interim Study
• HB 1231 relative to greywater recycling. Died
• HB 1232-FN establishing a procedure for the proposal of special license plates which designate the proceeds for use by a state agency. Interim Study
• HB 1233 relative to administrative attachment of regulatory boards and commissions. Became Law
• HB 1234-FN establishing an office of volunteerism. Became Law
• HB 1235-FN relative to the small business innovation research program. Became Law
• HB 1236-LOCAL relative to limitations on the amendment of warrant articles in official ballot voting. Died
• HB 1237 relative to "salvage" motor vehicles. Died
• HB 1238 establishing a committee to study ways to manage land use and to preserve and protect the state's farmland, rural and community character, and environmental quality against low density sprawl and the loss of sense of place. Became Law
• HB 1239-LOCAL allowing school districts and village districts to independently adopt the provisions of the municipal budget law concerning establishment of a budget committee. Died
• HB 1240-FN establishing wetlands permits for slips-only marinas. Died
• HB 1241-FN-A repealing the temporary increase of the communications services tax and increasing the tobacco tax. Died
• HB 1242-FN prohibiting discounts and rebates of any wagers at racetracks. Died
• HB 1243-FN-A relative to the regulation of pesticides and establishing a pesticide cleanup account in the hazardous waste fund. Interim Study
• HB 1244-FN relative to collusive bidding at auctions. Became Law
• HB 1245 relative to the management of New Hampshire retirement system funds by the board of trustees. Became Law
• HB 1246 relative to enforcement of oil spillage laws. Became Law
• HB 1247 establishing a study committee relative to access to public school facilities and programs by home school students. Became Law
• HB 1248-FN establishing the crime of assault against a sports official. Died
• HB 1249 requiring budget line item appropriations for individual and departmental dues to national and regional organizations paid from state resources. Became Law
• HB 1250-FN-LOCAL providing that beginning with the tax year 2002, the education portion of a property taxpayer's tax bill shall not exceed 50 percent of the total tax due and establishing a committee to recommend legislation necessary to implement this act. Died
• HB 1251 concerning the recovery of costs and expenses to a defendant agricultural operation in a nuisance suit. Died
• HB 1252 relative to the right to farm. Interim Study
• HB 1253-LOCAL relative to disposal of state property which is no longer in use for state purposes. Died
• HB 1254-FN-LOCAL relative to the taxation of land held for water supply purposes. Died
• HB 1255-FN-A increasing the fee for a resident trapping license and continually appropriating the increased revenue for the purpose of wildlife rehabilitation. Died
• HB 1256 transferring the wildlife rehabilitation program to the department of resources and economic development. Died
• HB 1257 authorizing landlords to conduct criminal background checks on prospective tenants with the consent of the prospective tenants. Died
• HB 1258 establishing a committee to study and investigate issues related to The State of New Hampshire v. Edward Silva. Interim Study
• HB 1259-FN relative to salary differentials for certain employees of the New Hampshire hospital. Became Law
• HB 1260 limiting use of appropriated funds to influence state contracting and financial transactions and legislation. Died
• HB 1261-FN prohibiting part-time judges from sitting on courts located within 50 miles of their primary places of business. Died
• HB 1262-FN-A relative to authority for the board of medicine to employ a medical review subcommittee administrator. Became Law
• HB 1263 relative to the confidentiality of juvenile records. Died
• HB 1264 requiring legislative approval before lotteries and horse or dog race sweepstakes may be authorized by the sweepstakes commission. Died
• HB 1265 establishing a study committee on the enactment of laws which would allow the office of the attorney general to freeze assets in white collar crime cases. Died
• HB 1266 relative to reporting of alleged criminal conduct by the professional conduct committee and the judicial conduct committee. Died
• HB 1267 relative to membership on the professional conduct committee and the judicial conduct committee of the supreme court. Died
• HB 1268 prohibiting an attorney who is a director of a bank from holding client trust accounts in such bank without the permission of the client and the probate court. Died
• HB 1269 requiring beneficiaries to file statements of receipt with the probate court when money is received from an estate after a final account of the estate has been filed. Died
• HB 1270 requiring verification of assets when an account is filed with the probate court by an administrator or executor. Died
• HB 1271-FN relative to the board of acupuncture licensing. Became Law
• HB 1272-LOCAL requiring the long range capital planning and utilization committee and the Skyhaven airport operation commission to develop a plan to transfer the Skyhaven airport to a local public entity and establishing Became Law
• HB 1273-FN relative to a percentage loss of state funding as a penalty for failing to comply with minimum public school standards. Interim Study
• HB 1274-FN relative to enforcement of air pollution laws by the department of environmental services. Became Law
• HB 1275-FN relative to training for marine patrol officers. Became Law
• HB 1276 relative to charitable organizations conducting bingo. Died
• HB 1277 prohibiting beverage, wine, and liquor tasting in grocery and convenience stores. Died
• HB 1278 prohibiting the use of instant redeemable coupons for the purchase of beverage. Died
• HB 1279-FN-LOCAL relative to the procedures for vacating uninhabitable or unsafe buildings. Became Law
• HB 1280-LOCAL clarifying the procedures for background criminal checks for school employees and volunteers. Died
• HB 1281 requiring managed care plans to permit a woman to obtain access to certain obstetrical or gynecological services without the requirement of prior authorization by a primary care provider. Became Law
• HB 1282-LOCAL requiring a public hearing and vote of the town before a conservation commission may expend funds received through the current use penalty. Died
• HB 1283 establishing a 4-year term for the commissioner of the department of corrections. Died
• HB 1284-FN-A directing the liquor commission to study and investigate the location of a new liquor store and possible welcome center and New Hampshire products store in the city of Keene. Became Law
• HB 1285-FN relative to penalties under the youth access to and use of tobacco products law. Died
• HB 1286-FN establishing a "no sales solicitation calls" list. Died
• HB 1287-FN relative to sales of tobacco products to persons under 21 years of age. Died
• HB 1288-FN-A-LOCAL relative to reimbursement of funds for recipients in nursing homes. Died
• HB 1289-FN relative to meals for legislators on session days. Died
• HB 1290-FN relative to the authority of the state fire marshal and adding a member to the fire standards and training commission. Became Law
• HB 1291-FN relative to management of the state ski areas at Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain. Became Law
• HB 1292-FN-LOCAL relative to payment by public utilities for output of limited electrical energy producers. Died
• HB 1293-FN-LOCAL requiring school districts without a high school program to provide transportation for its resident students to an out of district high school. Died
• HB 1294-FN establishing the propane and natural gas board and regulating propane and natural gas installers. Died
• HB 1295-FN relative to reimbursing the state medical assistance program. Became Law
• HB 1296-FN allowing race track licensees to offer telephone and account wagering. Died
• HB 1297-FN-A establishing a program of integrated pest management and continually appropriating an integrated pest management fund. Became Law
• HB 1298-FN-LOCAL requiring health care providers to wear identification. Became Law
• HB 1299 requiring members of executive branch councils to file annual financial statements and relative to certain person's who fail to file annual financial statements. Died
• HB 1300 relative to the revenue stabilization reserve account and the health care transition fund. Became Law
• HB 1301 relative to ticket scalping. Died
• HB 1302 relative to the liability of the university system of New Hampshire for civil damages arising from snow, ice, or inclement weather. Died
• HB 1303-FN-A-LOCAL continually appropriating boating fees and other revenues to the division of safety services. Became Law
• HB 1304-FN relative to the qualifications and compensation of division directors of the department of environmental services. Died
• HB 1305 requiring persons using roller blades, roller skates, and skateboards to adhere to the rules of the road. Died
• HB 1306 adopting a conditional post-conviction release act. Died
• HB 1307 relative to penalties for habitual offenders. Became Law
• HB 1308 protecting the rights of distributors. Interim Study
• HB 1309 relative to an exemption from notification requirement for telemarketing firms. Died
• HB 1310 relative to legislative approval of expenditure of federal and other funds and relative to proportionate share payments for county nursing homes. Died
• HB 1311 adopting the 1994 revisions to article 8 of the uniform commercial code relative to investment securities. Became Law
• HB 1312 adopting the 1995 revisions to article 5 of the uniform commercial code relative to letters of credit. Became Law
• HB 1313 requiring brew pub licensees to report delinquencies by wholesale distributors. Became Law
• HB 1314 relative to enforceable provisions in retail installment contracts for motor vehicles. Became Law
• HB 1315-LOCAL relative to leasing of state-owned property. Died
• HB 1316 establishing a commission to study minimum staffing guidelines in nursing homes for certified nursing assistants, registered nurses, and licensed practical nurses. Died
• HB 1317 relative to termination of parental rights upon a finding of either child abuse or the commission of certain criminal offenses. Interim Study
• HB 1318 relative to extended terms of imprisonment for crimes substantially motivated by hostility towards the victim's religion. Died
• HB 1319 relative to foreclosure sales. Died
• HB 1320 amending provisions of the advisory committee on the education of students with disabilities. Became Law
• HB 1321-FN-A to provide marine patrol officers with adequate communications systems and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1322-FN-LOCAL requiring seat belts on school buses. Died
• HB 1323 requiring probate judges to impose the same accounting requirements on attorney and non-attorney fiduciaries. Died
• HB 1324 requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on certain minors. Died
• HB 1325 relative to the rooms and meals tax and occupants of rooming houses. Died
• HB 1326 relative to applications for exemption to the state hiring delay. Became Law
• HB 1327 clarifying enforcement when structures such as manufactured housing are relocated without payment of taxes. Died
• HB 1328-FN extending the exemption period for motor vehicle titles and relative to penalties and bond requirements imposed on certain motor vehicle dealers, transporters and repairers. Became Law
• HB 1329 clarifying the in-state status of veterans for purposes of obtaining resident tuition rates within the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1330-FN naming the bridge over the Newfound River on route 104 west in the town of Bristol, New Hampshire, the Richard W. Musgrove bridge. Became Law
• HB 1331-FN relative to granting a special trapping license to persons aged 68 or over. Became Law
• HB 1332 requiring probate court judges to issue a contempt citation when an auditor's request for records is refused. Died
• HB 1333-FN-LOCAL relative to the erection of voting booths at polling places. Became Law
• HB 1334-FN establishing the position of deputy adjutant general. Became Law
• HB 1335-FN authorizing the department of administrative services to accept donations, gifts, and grants for the purpose of funding a design to expand the veterans' home in the town of Tilton and establishing the patients' needs committee. Became Law
• HB 1336-FN defining medical necessity for managed care insurance purposes and relative to discontinued health coverage. Became Law
• HB 1337-FN making technical corrections in laws related to the department of corrections. Became Law
• HB 1338-FN-A establishing a study committee to examine the adoption of articles 41, 72-a and 73-a of the second part of the New Hampshire constitution. Became Law
• HB 1339-FN regulating the sale by mail of liquor, wine, and beer and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 1340-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the upgrade of Dean Memorial Airport in North Haverhill, New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1341 relative to temporary seasonal docks on lakes and ponds. Died
• HB 1342 allowing members of the house of representatives and senate to take courses at no cost, and for no credit at any state institution of higher education. Died
• HB 1343 relative to multiple and contingent warrant articles under the official ballot voting process. Died
• HB 1344-FN relative to state employees receiving workers' compensation benefits. Died
• HB 1345 requiring drivers of motor vehicles to obey school crossing guards. Became Law
• HB 1346 relative to certain definitions under the solid waste management act. Became Law
• HB 1347 preserving relationships between siblings who are separated as a result of court ordered out-of-home placements. Became Law
• HB 1348 limiting fees for use of electronic customer service terminals. Died
• HB 1349-FN relative to using department of revenue administration income data in calculating foundation aid. Died
• HB 1350-FN-A relative to vocational student organizations and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 1351-FN extending "The Laboratory for New Ideas in Information Technology" pilot project. Became Law
• HB 1352-FN-A authorizing electronic games of chance at pari-mutuel licensee locations. Interim Study
• HB 1353-FN-A relative to additional unemployment benefits for persons with dependents. Died
• HB 1354-FN relative to fishing in the Connecticut River by residents of Vermont. Became Law
• HB 1355-FN-LOCAL revising the New Hampshire statewide education improvement and assessment program to require minimum test scores. Died
• HB 1356-LOCAL revising the procedures for withdrawal from a cooperative school district. Died
• HB 1357-LOCAL authorizing teachers in public schools to remove dangerous, disruptive, or uncooperative pupils from the classroom. Died
• HB 1358 relative to failure to cooperate with proceedings of the supreme court committee on professional conduct or the judicial conduct committee. Died
• HB 1359 relative to senior citizens' applications for moose hunting permits. Died
• HB 1360 revising the formula for determining child support. Died
• HB 1361 relative to rulemaking authority, subpoena powers, and establishment of civil penalties by the board of professional engineers, and relative to retired status for land surveyors. Became Law
• HB 1362 requiring a vote of 2/3 of the house and senate to pass any bill approving the issuance of bonds which would increase state indebtedness. Died
• HB 1363-FN relative to special license plates and related fees for emergency personnel with 2-way radio equipment in their vehicles. Died
• HB 1364-LOCAL establishing a bus only commercial driver license. Died
• HB 1365 establishing a committee to study whether any state laws were violated or any misrepresentations made up to and including the present date in the merger of Catholic Medical Center and Elliot Hospital. Died
• HB 1366 establishing a committee to study the possibility of televising sessions and selected hearings of the house of representatives. Died
• HB 1367 requiring motorcyclists to wear protective headgear. Died
• HB 1368 relative to distribution services and metering and billing in electric utility restructuring. Died
• HB 1369 extending the term of office of the student member of the university system board of trustees. Became Law
• HB 1370 abolishing the judicial council. Died
• HB 1371 requiring the collection of certain data on children and parents in the state case registry for use in child support enforcement. Became Law
• HB 1372 increasing the distance from a dwelling within which a person is prohibited from discharging a firearm. Died
• HB 1373 enabling towns and cities to adopt a procedure allowing for the denial of a planning board application by a vote of the municipality. Died
• HB 1374 relative to increasing the minimum amount of a state capital improvement project requiring competitive bidding, relative to contracts for major capital projects of the departments of fish and game and resources and economic development, an Became Law
• HB 1375 establishing a legislative accountability act, requiring that certain laws apply to the legislature. Died
• HB 1376 relative to co-parenting of children. Died
• HB 1377-FN establishing a state commission on the status of men. Died
• HB 1378-FN making the penalty for the offense of official oppression a felony. Died
• HB 1379 making attorneys subject to the Consumer Protection Act. Died
• HB 1380-FN relative to energy costs for persons dependent upon life-support equipment. Interim Study
• HB 1381 relative to charitable organizations eligible to sell Lucky 7 tickets. Died
• HB 1382 requiring a court order or a power of attorney executed by a beneficiary for sale of estate assets by the administrator of the estate. Died
• HB 1383-LOCAL relative to zoning for small businesses in rural areas. Died
• HB 1384-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of cultural affairs for the purpose of funding participation of the state in the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife. Died
• HB 1385 relative to clarifying independent medical examinations under the workers' compensation law. Died
• HB 1386 to establish a committee to study alternative school systems. Died
• HB 1387-FN relative to the state art fund. Became Law
• HB 1388 establishing a committee to study commercial, suburban, and rural sprawl. Died
• HB 1389-FN-LOCAL relative to agreements for telecommunications-related uses of the state highway system and state-owned railroad rights-of-way. Became Law
• HB 1390 adopting a drug dealer liability act. Interim Study
• HB 1391 requiring insurance coverage for the screening and treatment of glaucoma. Interim Study
• HB 1392 relative to student drivers. Died
• HB 1393 extending the reporting date for the postsecondary educational assistance for members of the New Hampshire national guard study committee and extending the repeal date relative to such assistance. Became Law
• HB 1394 extending the reporting date for the school building aid system study committee. Became Law
• HB 1395-LOCAL relative to property tax exemptions for water and pollution control facilities. Became Law
• HB 1396-FN relative to licensure and training programs for emergency medical services instructor/coordinators. Became Law
• HB 1397-FN-A-LOCAL reestablishing the investment tax credit against the business profits tax under the community development finance authority. Became Law
• HB 1398-FN-LOCAL relative to tuition reimbursement for kindergarten and eligibility criteria for school attendance. Died
• HB 1399-FN revising certain information required in the state operating budget. Became Law
• HB 1400-FN relative to the powers and duties of the commissioner of health and human services and relative to out-of-state trips by state officials or employees. Died
• HB 1401-FN-LOCAL relative to the application of local planning and zoning to construction, development, or use of facilities on state-owned property. Died
• HB 1402-FN allowing the members of the general court dental insurance and relative to excess appropriations for state employee health insurance benefits for fiscal year 1998. Became Law
• HB 1403-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and certain other residents and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1404 establishing the fishing family protection act, prohibiting political subdivisions from interfering with commercial and recreational operations of fishing families. Died
• HB 1405-FN including the legislature and judiciary as public employers under the public employees labor relations act. Died
• HB 1406 increasing the maximum amount for a small claim action. Became Law
• HB 1407 clarifying the unlawful practice of medicine and podiatry. Became Law
• HB 1408 requiring a criminal background investigation for certain child care agencies. Became Law
• HB 1409-FN relative to licenses for taking lobster and crab. Became Law
• HB 1410-FN relative to administrative control and transferring the budget of the state law library. Died
• HB 1411 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating a nonprofit, public corporation to facilitate the availability of affordable health insurance for the uninsured and underinsured by organizing large purchasing groups of subsidized Became Law
• HB 1412 relative to increasing the administrative fine for violations of wetlands laws. Died
• HB 1413 relative to the membership and compensation of the general court. Died
• HB 1414 relative to review of non-renewal of teachers contracts. Died
• HB 1415 relative to the regulation of the practice of optometry. Interim Study
• HB 1416-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to pay for special education costs and to make tax information on special education services available to the public. Died
• HB 1417-LOCAL relative to involvement in mediation in collective bargaining negotiations by certain municipalities. Became Law
• HB 1418-FN-LOCAL prohibiting gambling activities within one mile of a school. Died
• HB 1419 making victims of juvenile offenses eligible for compensation from the victim's assistance fund. Died
• HB 1420-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the impact of class sizes on overall educational performance. Died
• HB 1421 relative to review of drugs by the board of nursing and the joint health council. Became Law
• HB 1422-FN changing unemployment compensation benefits. Became Law
• HB 1423-FN modifying the definition of employment under the unemployment compensation statute and assignment of unemployment compensation payments for a claimant's child support obligations. Became Law
• HB 1424 relative to filling a vacancy in the position of a county officer, and prohibiting the private practice of the Coos county attorney. Became Law
• HB 1425-FN regulating the practice of site evaluation of subsurface sewage or waste disposal systems and subdivision plans. Died
• HB 1426-FN relative to structures in or over public waters. Died
• HB 1427-FN relative to the availability of special education and related services to incarcerated youths. Died
• HB 1428 relative to teacher certification, recertification and professional preparation programs. Became Law
• HB 1429 amending state board of education rulemaking authority relative to certain educational personnel. Died
• HB 1430 relative to waiver of filing fees and petitions for candidates for certain offices. Became Law
• HB 1431 prohibiting the aerial spraying of herbicides for forestry purposes. Died
• HB 1432-FN relative to hunting and fishing licenses for certain disabled persons. Died
• HB 1433-FN relative to physician aid-in-dying for certain persons suffering from a terminal condition. Interim Study
• HB 1434-LOCAL simplifying the charter amendment procedure for the purpose of establishing official ballot voting. Became Law
• HB 1435-LOCAL relative to board of tax and land appeals jurisdiction over town line disputes, relative to time limits for abatement and appeal of a land use change tax, relative to the vote required for a legislative body of a municipality to accept a str Became Law
• HB 1436 exempting resident or landowner permissions for applications and permits for wildlife reductions on Long Island from the right to know law. Died
• HB 1437 requiring the designation of alternative acceptable reading material for use in a school course following objection by a parent. Died
• HB 1438 establishing a committee to study the regulation of personnel employed in early care and education including, but not limited to, center and family-based child care and preschools. Became Law
• HB 1439-FN-A relative to reducing the amount of meals and rooms tax retained by operators and designating the moneys to a nonlapsing fund in the department of resources and economic development for the promotion of tourism. Died
• HB 1440-FN-A establishing a current use land use change penalty assessment, and relative to an additional assessment on certain current use property, the funds from which shall be dedicated to the fish and game marksmanship and firearm safety fund. Died
• HB 1441 establishing a committee to study reporting requirements for communities which pay for special education costs and the impacts of court-ordered placements and services. Died
• HB 1442 repealing the held harmless practice codified in the Augenblick formula. Died
• HB 1443 relative to the time frame for the department of environmental services to act on certain wetlands applications. Died
• HB 1444 requiring a special primary for all parties if there are at least 2 candidates for election from one party and relative to political expenditure limitation amounts. Became Law
• HB 1445 relative to nonpublic sessions and relative to attorneys in certain proceedings. Died
• HB 1446 relative to certain private employers under workers' compensation. Died
• HB 1447-LOCAL relative to approval by the legislative body of cost items in a collective bargaining agreement. Became Law
• HB 1448 relative to confidential communication between victims and counselors. Became Law
• HB 1449 requiring that school administration evaluation programs allow teachers the opportunity to submit input into the evaluation of their principal or supervisor. Died
• HB 1450 relative to standards for certification of soil scientists and wetland scientists. Died
• HB 1451 requiring the office of state planning to coordinate planning assistance to municipalities with state laws and rules adopted pursuant to state laws. Died
• HB 1452 relative to expanding the court's authority for debt collection by including license revocation and suspension. Died
• HB 1453 relative to products from sludge-treated soil. Died
• HB 1454 relative to the spreading of sludge or biosolids. Interim Study
• HB 1455 relative to the publication of administrative rules. Became Law
• HB 1456 relative to the budget making process. Became Law
• HB 1457 permitting physician assistants to possess, compound, administer or distribute prescription drugs. Became Law
• HB 1458 requiring health maintenance organizations to provide certain written statements. Died
• HB 1459 relative to the specificity of administrative rules and the identification of state and federal law in the rulemaking process. Became Law
• HB 1460-LOCAL allowing counties to establish capital reserve funds to be funded with unencumbered surplus funds for the purpose of extraordinary legal fees and expenses related to present or foreseeable litigation involving the county or its officers. Died
• HB 1461 relative to the definition of "destroyed" and "transfer" involving cashier's checks. Died
• HB 1462 establishing an independent committee to study the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1463 encouraging New Hampshire citizens to engage in public service. Died
• HB 1464-LOCAL relative to the priority of municipal liens for aid to assisted persons. Died
• HB 1465 relative to eligibility for athletic scholarships with the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1466-FN-A-LOCAL relative to current use and the real estate transfer tax. Died
• HB 1467 establishing a study committee to determine the means and criteria for generating an analysis of New Hampshire's long-term strategic options regarding the sale and distribution of distilled spirits, beer, and wine. Interim Study
• HB 1468 clarifying the legal status of home brewers of beer. Became Law
• HB 1469-LOCAL establishing a committee to examine the valuation of public utility property. Died
• HB 1470 relative to protection of religious freedoms. Died
• HB 1471 allowing loss of familial relationship damages in wrongful death actions. Became Law
• HB 1472 relative to employment of prisoners. Died
• HB 1473-FN-A establishing a wildlife damage control program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1474 establishing a study committee on a unified corrections system. Died
• HB 1475 relative to revising certain programs within the postsecondary education commission. Became Law
• HB 1476-LOCAL enabling school districts to allow parental choice among public and nonpublic schools. Died
• HB 1477 clarifying the waste reduction goals for the state of New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 1478 recognizing American sign language as the primary language of deaf citizens. Died
• HB 1479 establishing education partnership agreements to encourage and enhance the study of scientific and technological discipline in the public schools. Died
• HB 1480-LOCAL allowing a city or town to petition the liquor commission to revoke the liquor license of a licensee located within the city or town. Became Law
• HB 1481 granting rulemaking authority to the executive director of fish and game to determine the legal length of lobsters. Became Law
• HB 1482 providing a mechanism for optional fiscal year towns to use the official ballot voting procedures. Interim Study
• HB 1483 authorizing secret ballot voting at annual meeting. Died
• HB 1484 relative to motor vehicle insurance. Died
• HB 1485 establishing a redistricting commission. Died
• HB 1486 establishing a committee to study joint physical custody and child support guidelines. Died
• HB 1487 allowing a receiving district to withdraw from an authorized regional enrollment area school. Died
• HB 1488 amending the definition of candidate and requiring additional reporting under the political expenditures and contributions act. Died
• HB 1489 eliminating the duty of a public employee labor organization to represent employees who elect not to join the employee organization. Died
• HB 1490 requiring defendants charged with certain crimes to turn over firearms to law enforcement agencies; requiring a protective order for surrender of firearms in cases of abuse; and allowing protective orders on behalf of public servants and witnesses who ar Died
• HB 1491 making the second Tuesday in April, rather than the second Tuesday in March, the election day for all local offices and for official ballot voting. Died
• HB 1492-LOCAL relative to limiting increases in the assessed valuation of property. Died
• HB 1493-LOCAL relative to clarifying school district liability for certain placements of children pursuant to juvenile proceedings. Became Law
• HB 1494 relative to public/private department of transportation partnership projects. Died
• HB 1495 relative to procedures for apportioning state representatives among counties and among legislative districts. Died
• HB 1496 relative to energy facility evaluation. Became Law
• HB 1497 establishing a committee to study adoption of a single sales factor method of apportionment for business taxation purposes. Became Law
• HB 1498 authorizing emergency medical care providers to inform patients of transport options. Became Law
• HB 1499 establishing a committee to study the circumstances and investigation of the deaths of Janet and Steven Dow; providing an exception from statutes of limitations for certain unlawful acts related to murders; relative to false reports to law enforcement off Interim Study
• HB 1500 relative to powers of appointment. Interim Study
• HB 1501 relative to amending certain provisions of the charter school law. Became Law
• HB 1502 extending the reporting date for the statewide school technology plan study committee. Became Law
• HB 1503-FN-A-LOCAL relative to intergenerational homeshare programs and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 1504-FN repealing the authority of the chief justice of the supreme court to assign superior court judges to hear cases in the district court. Died
• HB 1505-FN removing judges from the state defense and indemnification provisions. Died
• HB 1506-FN changing the composition of the liquor commission. Died
• HB 1507-FN-A providing for a graduated reduction in the temporary increases in the communications services tax, meals and rooms tax, and the real estate transfer tax. Interim Study
• HB 1508-FN regulating the practice of hypnotherapy. Died
• HB 1509-FN relative to the content of motor vehicle registrations. Became Law
• HB 1510-FN requiring probate court judges to report attorneys who are fiduciaries and have been cited for delinquencies in accounting by the probate court to the professional conduct committee of the supreme court. Died
• HB 1511-FN requiring registers of probate to send a notice to each beneficiary when a fiduciary is delinquent in filing an inventory or account. Died
• HB 1512-FN relative to credit card rates and payments. Died
• HB 1513-FN-LOCAL relative to vehicle emissions control equipment and testing. Became Law
• HB 1514-FN changing the date by which the legislature must set the medicaid enhancement tax. Became Law
• HB 1515-FN defining court-imposed "fine" to include penalty assessments and certain administrative fees. Became Law
• HB 1516 requiring a criminal background investigation for certain department of health and human services personnel who come into direct contact with children. Became Law
• HB 1517-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a fund for dredging to maintain harbors in New Hampshire and making an appropriation to the town of Greenville for the Greenville Water Supply Project. Became Law
• HB 1518-LOCAL increasing the minimum purchase amount by a county requiring competitive bidding. Became Law
• HB 1519 requiring registers of probate to be consistent and uniform in the enforcement of delinquency notices, citations, and contempt charges. Died
• HB 1520-FN relative to primary petitions, the preparation of voting materials, and format options for disclosing 1998 campaign information, and prohibiting candidates from multi-seat districts from being nominated by more than one party. Became Law
• HB 1521-FN-A making supplemental appropriations to certain academic institutions within the university system of New Hampshire for fiscal years 1998 and 1999. Died
• HB 1522-FN establishing the offices of inspector general. Died
• HB 1523-FN adding security officers of the New Hampshire hospital campus security force to group II of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
• HB 1524-FN licensing bail recovery agents. Interim Study
• HB 1525-FN establishing an office of administrative hearings. Interim Study
• HB 1526-FN-A requiring the department of education to publish an annual report of special education statistics. Became Law
• HB 1527 relative to unauthorized switching of telecommunications or energy-related service providers. Became Law
• HB 1528 relative to the transfer of certain administratively attached agencies from the secretary of state to the department of administrative services. Interim Study
• HB 1529 reinstating the corporate charters of Hampstead Garage, Inc., Shannon Ridge Development, Inc., and Raycor Corporation. Became Law
• HB 1530 regarding the reappointment of teachers in their probationary period. Died
• HB 1531-FN relative to reimbursement for removal of petroleum storage facilities from the oil pollution control fund. Became Law
• HB 1532 establishing a committee to study the village plan alternative to municipal subdivision procedures for the purpose of retaining open space in the development process. Died
• HB 1533-LOCAL requiring court diversion programs to provide an accounting of funds appropriated by municipalities, requiring municipalities to publish such accounting in the annual report of the municipality, and requiring municipalities to separately state anticipated Died
• HB 1534 granting an accused or aggrieved party the right to inform the jury of its right to find the defendant not guilty under certain circumstances when the state or a political subdivision is the opposing party. Died
• HB 1535 relative to local telephone calling areas and long distance access charges. Interim Study
• HB 1536 establishing a committee to study women's health care. Became Law
• HB 1537 relative to aeronautics enforcement authority. Died
• HB 1538-FN-A extending the reporting date for the committee to study judicial pensions, increasing the duties of the committee, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 1539 relative to property tax billing procedures for land parcels having multiple owners. Became Law
• HB 1540-FN allowing non-banks to establish cash dispensing machines. Became Law
• HB 1541-FN-A creating a position in the insurance department. Died
• HB 1542-FN permitting the state to commit certain persons convicted of sexually violent crimes for psychiatric treatment after they have completed their sentences. Died
• HB 1543-FN-LOCAL relative to disbursement of income of persons held or imprisoned in a county department of corrections facility. Became Law
• HB 1544-FN prohibiting a prosecutor from testifying voluntarily as a character witness in a criminal case. Died
• HB 1545-FN increasing the salaries and changing the terms of office of the labor commissioner and the deputy labor commissioner. Died
• HB 1546-FN extending consumer protection rights to purchasers of farm equipment. Interim Study
• HB 1547-FN-LOCAL relative to mandatory incarceration for violators of protective orders. Died
• HB 1548-FN-A providing for the health care of New Hampshire children and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 1549-FN granting a right to trial by jury in any controversy between a person or persons and a state board, commission, or agency when the amount in controversy is at least $1,500. Interim Study
• HB 1550-FN justifying the use of force against persons armed with deadly weapons engaging in illegal drug transactions and permitting life imprisonment as an enhanced sentence for persons who engaged in an illegal drug transaction while armed with deadly weapons. Died
• HB 1551-FN adding dental insurance to the continuing insurance coverage for certain employees. Became Law
• HB 1552-FN-LOCAL relative to standards for juvenile court diversion programs. Died
• HB 1553-FN prohibiting the possession or use of rohypnol, ketamine, and GHB. Became Law
• HB 1554-FN allowing punitive damages in actions for domestic violence and sexual assault. Interim Study
• HB 1555-FN relative to including revocable trusts for medicaid estate recovery purposes. Became Law
• HB 1556-FN transferring the division of fire standards and training to the department of regional community-technical colleges. Died
• HB 1557-FN establishing the New Hampshire racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act. Died
• HB 1558-FN-LOCAL relative to games of chance. Became Law
• HB 1559 legalizing the possession and cultivation of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died
• HB 1560-FN-A reestablishing the New Hampshire energy authority, making an appropriation therefor, and directing it to explore the acquisition of the transmission and distribution system of the Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 1561-FN preventing computer pornography and child exploitation and increasing penalties for possession under the child pornography laws. Became Law
• HB 1562 repealing the authority of the department of health and human services to request certain controlled drugs. Became Law
• HB 1563 relative to the professional use of cannabis-type drugs. Became Law
• HB 1564-FN relative to testing for AIDS when necessary to protect the health of law enforcement officers. Died
• HB 1565-FN-A establishing a joint legislative fiduciary oversight committee and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1566-FN-LOCAL providing that state-owned lands leased to or under an operating agreement with a private business entity are subject to the local property tax. Interim Study
• HB 1567-LOCAL relative to local excavation permits for bedrock quarrying or crushing operations. Interim Study
• HB 1568 relative to the timing of special school district meetings and legalizing the annual meetings of the Lisbon regional school district, the town of Amherst, and the town of Salem. Became Law
• HB 1569-LOCAL relative to voter approval for the issuance of bonds or notes for the operating and capital costs of the Gunstock recreation area. Died
• HB 1570-FN relative to establishing the legislative committee on the oversight of the practice of law. Died
• HB 1571 relative to the acquisition of abandoned or inactive rail lines in the city of Lebanon. Interim Study
• HB 1572 establishing a study committee relative to inter-city commuter bus transportation. Died
• HB 1573-FN changing the name of the department of cultural affairs to the department of cultural resources and changing the qualifications for the director of the division of the arts. Became Law
• HB 1574-FN-LOCAL adding state and local government part-time employees to employees eligible to participate in the state group insurance coverage. Died
• HB 1575-FN relative to highway modifications on lands acquired through the land conservation investment program. Became Law
• HB 1576-FN-A permitting the development of an industrial hemp industry in New Hampshire and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
• HB 1577-FN-A relative to campaign finance expenditure and contribution reform. Died
• HB 1578-FN establishing the New Hampshire returnable beverage container law. Died
• HB 1579-FN-LOCAL relative to exemptions to property taxes when the property is sold. Died
• HB 1580-FN permitting a jury trial in the superior court for violations of the state law against discrimination for a certain time period or with the written assent of the commission for human rights after an action has been filed with the commission. Interim Study
• HB 1581-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the payment of school building aid. Died
• HB 1582-FN extending small employer health insurance coverage to individuals, limiting annual premium rate increases, and eliminating minimum participation requirements for small employer groups. Interim Study
• HB 1583-FN-LOCAL transferring the county attorneys' offices and the county sheriffs' offices to the department of justice and the unified court system, respectively. Died
• HB 1584 relative to the applicability of the youth access to and use of tobacco products law. Died
• HB 1585 requiring the state to notify the town or city in which state-owned real estate is located prior to a change in use of such real estate. Died
• HB 1586-FN-A making an appropriation for the purpose of increasing coverage on highways by state troopers and for additional state troopers. Died
• HB 1587-FN creating the woman's right to know law. Died
• HB 1588-FN making it a felony to cause bodily injury to a police dog or horse. Became Law
• HB 1589 prohibiting employers from requiring employees to work in excess of 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week. Died
• HB 1590-FN relative to vending facilities operated by blind persons and blind services. Died
• HB 1591 relative to a width exception for highway building and maintenance equipment owned by private businesses and used for winter snow removal. Died
• HB 1592-LOCAL relative to the enhanced 911 data base. Became Law
• HB 1593-FN codifying and revising the existing cooperative agreement between the department of health and human services and the judiciary. Died
• HB 1594-FN transferring the authority of the judicial conduct committee to the legislature. Died
• HB 1595-FN-A repealing certain exemptions under the meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 1596-A authorizing a state welcome center in the town of Bradford and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1597-FN relative to providing more cost-effective special education services. Became Law
• HB 1598-FN prohibiting the use of social security numbers except for taxation purposes and providing certain rights to victims of credit card fraud. Died
• HB 1599-FN allowing the custodial parent with legal custody of a child to change the child's name. Died
• HB 1600 relative to the multiple DWI offender intervention detention center program. Became Law
• HB 1601-FN authorizing simulcast off-track betting races at the town of Salem bingo hall. Died
• HB 1602-FN allowing electronic games of chance at bingo halls. Died
• HB 1603-FN relative to appointment and payment of guardians ad litem and establishing a complaint process against the guardian ad litem system. Died
• HB 1604 relative to ownership of shares of professional corporations and relative to shareholders of firms practicing public accountancy. Interim Study
• HB 1605 establishing a study committee on marine patrol services. Became Law
• HB 1606-LOCAL relative to liability for response to hazardous materials accidents. Became Law
• HB 1607-LOCAL exempting state agencies and counties from competitive bidding requirements when purchasing bulletproof vests and other personal body armor for law enforcement officers, other officers with powers of arrest, and corrections personnel. Died
• HB 1608 providing that the membership on any charter commission established in a multi-town school district shall reflect each town's proportionate membership of the district's school board. Became Law
• HB 1609 permitting municipal elections to be held on biennial election day. Died
• HB 1610 relative to back wages owed by employers. Interim Study
• HB 1611 relative to reports of income by county officers. Died
• HB 1612-FN establishing a public information system to ensure electronic access to public records. Interim Study
• HB 1613-FN limiting the liability of registers of deeds and counties for recording fraudulent documents and establishing a criminal penalty for knowingly filing a fraudulent document with a register of deeds. Died
• HB 1614 relative to tobacco use violations by minors and establishing a committee on educational programs on tobacco use for minors. Died
• HB 1615-FN-A relative to the restoration and preservation of the colonial era state house presently stored by the department of cultural affairs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1616-FN-LOCAL requiring the department of revenue administration to make available to the public certain tax and real estate assessing software. Died
• HB 1617-FN-LOCAL requiring all state agencies to include in its budget request the cost for maintaining state-owned buildings based upon a formula and requiring the department of administrative services to maintain state-owned buildings. Died
• HB 1618-LOCAL requiring schools to provide evaluative materials to non-custodial parents of pupils. Died
• HB 1619 relative to the embossing of government seals. Died
• HB 1620 relative to the issuance of walking disability placards. Died
• HB 1621 relative to the membership of the advisory committee on shore fisheries. Became Law
• HB 1622-FN relative to remedies and appeals under the whistleblowers' protection act. Died
• HB 1623 relative to a waiting period before a cat or ferret may be euthanized, relative to requirements for cats, ferrets, and dogs transferred from animal shelter facilities, and relative to ferret rabies suspects. Became Law
• HB 1624-FN relative to the membership of the wetlands council. Died
• HB 1625-FN relative to financial disclosure by elected officials. Died
• HB 1626-FN relative to illegal gambling businesses. Died
• HB 1627 relative to deposits with the state treasurer of amounts due certain stockholders and creditors on the dissolution of a corporation and relative to the college tuition savings plan. Became Law
• HB 1628 relative to health care liability. Died
• HB 1629 relative to walking disability plates and placards. Became Law
• HB 1630-FN relative to the transportation of high-level radioactive waste. Became Law
• HB 1631-FN extending the moratorium on new nursing home beds. Became Law
• HB 1632-FN-A-LOCAL promoting the development of telecommunications planning and coordination at a statewide level, establishing incentives for local government investment in telecommunications infrastructure, and permitting local governments to franchise or otherwise levya Interim Study
• HB 1633 restricting unsolicited commercial electronic mail. Died
• HB 1634 relative to amending the definition of "educational institution" under the New Hampshire municipal bond bank educational institutions bond financing act. Became Law
• HB 1635-FN establishing the crime of criminal storage of a firearm. Died
• HB 1636-FN relative to the executive director of fish and game and the fish and game commission. Became Law
• HB 1637-FN repealing the requirement that the commissioner of the department of employment security maintain a state directory of new hires. Died
• HB 1638-LOCAL relative to the work program requirement for assisted persons who are single parents. Died
• HB 1639-A-LOCAL relative to the highway and bridge betterment program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 1640-FN prohibiting the use of public resources for political purposes. Interim Study
• HB 1641-FN requiring the sweepstakes commission to receive prior approval from the legislative fiscal committee and governor and council before advertising for lottery ticket and other sweepstakes ticket sales and reducing advertising expenditures. Died
• HB 1642-FN relative to changing the environmental laboratory certification program administered by the department of environmental services to an accreditation program. Became Law
• HB 1643-FN-LOCAL consolidating the pari-mutuel commission and sweepstakes commission into a gaming commission. Died
• HB 1644-FN-A relative to general fund operating budget surpluses. Died
• HB 1645 to eliminate secrecy in the handling of complaints by any state ethics committee or conduct board or commission. Died
• HB 1646-FN removing the intent requirement for crimes of possession under the controlled drug law and increasing penalties for violations of the controlled drug law involving marijuana and hashish. Died
• HB 1647-FN allowing a person to be sentenced to up to 2 years of electronically-monitored home confinement probation for a class A misdemeanor and relative to drug testing of persons on home confinement probation. Died
• HB 1648 restricting the transporting of passengers in the bed of trucks. Died
• HB 1649-FN-A providing an exemption under the interest and dividends tax for taxpayers on a fixed income. Died
• HB 1650-FN relative to benefits under the unemployment compensation laws. Became Law
• HB 1651 establishing a committee to study the protection of cable consumers and the enhancement of cable electronic services. Became Law
• HB 1652 establishing a pilot program relative to the administration of medications in residential care facilities. Became Law
• HB 1653 relative to the composition of the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
• HB 1654 relative to consumer credit solicitations. Died
• HB 1655-FN-A relative to the authority of the length of service awards program committee, and making an appropriation therefor, relative to establishment of deferral compensation plan trusts, and relative to the membership, duties, and authority of th Became Law
• HB 1656 relative to the law enforcement memorial. Died
• HB 1657 extending the consultant's reporting date for surveying the department of youth development services' facilities and amending certain references to Pine Crest-YDC. Became Law
• HB 1658-FN relative to prohibiting the cloning of human beings in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1659 prohibiting the use of eminent domain powers by public utilities to take private property for the construction and operation of electric generating plants and relative to exemption for electric generation companies from public utility status. Became Law
• HB 1660-FN-LOCAL relative to defining educational adequacy within the public school system. Died
• HB 1661 relative to eligibility for postsecondary education tuition grants. Interim Study
• HB 1662-FN restructuring the nuclear decommissioning finance committee and the office of the consumer advocate and amending laws relative to atomic energy to reflect the policies of electric utility restructuring. Interim Study
• HB 1663-FN relative to rulemaking under the administrative procedures act and the responsibilities of the office of legislative services and the department of administrative services, and establishing a committee to study procedures in administrative rul Interim Study
• HB 1664-FN authorizing salary increases for state law enforcement officers. Became Law
• HB 1665-FN-LOCAL relative to the Manchester airport authority security force. Died
• HB 1666-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a new statewide tax on land values to fund a constitutionally adequate education. Interim Study
• HB 1667 to place a question concerning electronic gaming machines to the voters on the November 1998 state general election ballot. Died
• HB 1668-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a personal income tax and a statewide school property tax to fund public education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1669-FN-A-LOCAL adding a capital gains tax to the interest and dividends tax, and designating all revenues from the interest and dividends tax for funding education. Died
• HB 1670-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a statewide school tax on income for purposes of funding a constitutionally adequate education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1671-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a securities transfer excise tax to meet state obligations in funding education. Died
• HB 1672-FN-A-LOCAL replacing the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax with a reform business tax and establishing a committee to recommend a rate for the reform business tax. Interim Study
• HB 1673-FN-LOCAL requiring the state board of education to establish a uniform salary schedule for public school teachers. Died
• HB 1674-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a proportional statewide property tax to provide equal per student funding for state-mandated education and funding for kindergarten and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1675-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a referendum for a new taxation plan to fund public education. Died
• HB 1676-FN-A-LOCAL relative to collection by the state of local property taxes paid by business, industrial, and public utility properties and redistribution to municipalities for education purposes on a per pupil basis. Died
• HB 1677-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing towns and cities to determine the method of local taxation used to support public education. Died
• HB 1678-FN-LOCAL authorizing school districts to establish local educational standards and perform local education program assessments. Died
• HB 1679-FN-A-LOCAL relative to local property taxation and state aid to support public education. Died
• HB 1680-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing positions for the administration of retiree's health benefits by the New Hampshire retirement system and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1681-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax on all tobacco products and designating the increase in revenue for the advancing better classrooms program. Died

House resolutions 32

• HR 1 adopting the 1996 session house rules, subject to amendments, and fixing January 30, 1997, as the date through which the house rules may be amended by majority vote. 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 1997 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 urging local school districts to require interaction between educationally Died
• HR 10 requesting that certain media entities refrain from prematurely proclaiming the winners in state and federal elections. Adopted by the House
• HR 11 urging the state conservation tree-planting program to utilize members of youth groups to plant trees. Died
• HR 12 urging that impeachment proceedings be instituted posthumously against the late John C. Fairbanks. Died
• HR 13 recognizing Bob Dole's many years of public service and dedication to our country. Died
• HR 14 exempting the house committee to study the investigation of the late Judge Fairbanks from the December 13, 1996 deadline for filing legislation. Died
• HR 15 urging that there be statewide access to Channel 9 (WMUR) as the official disaster reporting station for New Hampshire. Died
• HR 16 urging that impeachment proceedings be instituted against Strafford county probate court judge Gary R. Cassavechia. Died
• HR 17 relative to certain historical theaters in New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
• HR 18 memorializing former United States Senator Paul E. Tsongas. Adopted by the House
• HR 19 affirming unrestricted revenue estimates for fiscal years 1998 and 1999. Died
• HR 20 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 198-LOCAL, allowing municipalities to offer tax incentives to foster growth in new and existing industrial construction. Adopted by the House
• HR 21 memorializing State Representative Richard H. Krueger of Claremont. Adopted by the House
• HR 22 memorializing State Representative Beverly A. Gage of Salem. Adopted by the House
• HR 50 memorializing State Representative LeRoy S. Dube of Plaistow. Adopted by the House
• HR 51 memorializing State Representative David S. Feng of Hudson. Adopted by the House
• HR 52 encouraging local school districts to include special education students in drug education programs. Died
• HR 53 urging Congress to pass and the President to sign a bill returning to the states the power to regulate campaign finance in state races for federal office. Adopted by the House
• HR 54 amending House Rules 51, 52, and 64 for the 1998 legislative session. Adopted by the House
• HR 55 urging timely responses to damage caused to forests by the ice storm of 1998. Adopted by the House
• HR 56 memorializing State Representative Charles H. Felch, Sr. of Seabrook. Adopted by the House
• HR 57 memorializing State Representative Charles W. Ferguson of Milford. Adopted by the House
• HR 58 adopting filing deadllines for the 1999 legislative session. Adopted by the House
• HR 59 memorializing America's First Astronaut In Space, Alan B. Shepard of East Derry. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 18

• HCR 1 requesting Congress to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to prevent federal courts from instructing states or political subdivisions of states to levy or increase taxes. Died
• HCR 2 encouraging all school districts in the state of New Hampshire to implement peer mediation programs. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 3 urging the United States Congress to propose and support legislation overturning a U.S. Appeals Court decision limiting credit union membership. Died
• HCR 4 petitioning the Congress of the U.S. to propose an amendment to the Constitution of the U.S. for submission to the states to establish a mechanism for nullification of federal laws and regulations when the states determine that such laws or regulations ex Died
• HCR 5 petitioning Congress of the United States to enact legislation that requires Congress to specify the constitutional authority for the enactment of law and that prohibits agency rules or regulations from preempting or otherwise interfering with state or lo Died
• HCR 6 petitioning the Congress of the United States to propose an amendment to the Constitution of the United States for submission to the states to provide the states a method of offering amendments to the Constitution of the United States. Died
• HCR 7 petitioning the Congress of the United States to propose an amendment to the Constitution of the United States for submission to the states to prohibit the federal government from imposing regulatory mandates, unfunded mandates, and spending conditions, w Died
• HCR 8 urging congressional delegates to propose Congressional term limits. Died
• HCR 9 urging the governor and general court to take action to bring about property tax relief. Died
• HCR 10 urging recognition of the contributions made by the Irish potato famine immigrants and observation of the 150th anniversary of the Great Hunger. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 11 relative to the preservation and revitalization of New Hampshire's rail-based corridors of commerce. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 12 urging the United States Senate to consider the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 20 recognizing the 100th anniversary of Old Home Day in New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 21 encouraging the designation of the Connecticut, Merrimack and Winnipesaukee Rivers as American Heritage Rivers. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 22 rescinding the 1979 call for a federal constitutional convention. Died
• HCR 23 urging Congress to provide relief for the Palestinian Christians by direct aid or by negotiation with the government of Israel. Died
• HCR 24 urging congress to enact legislation amending the Social Security Act to authorize issuance of waivers to states allowing design and implementation of alternative retirement plans. Died
• HCR 25 requesting the U.S. Postal Service to issue a stamp commemorating the 200th anniversary of the United States naval shipyards. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 44

• CACR 1 relating to a 4-year term for the office of governor. Providing that the governor shall be elected every 4 years beginning in the year 2002. Died
• CACR 2 relating to reimbursement for travel expenses for members of the general court. for actual and reasonable travel expenses incurred for legislative business with certain limitations. Died
• CACR 3 relating to authorizing counties to implement an income tax. Providing that a county may implement an income tax, provided that there is a binding referendum of the voters of the county and approval by the legislature. Died
• CACR 4 relating to returning annual legislative sessions to biennial legislative sessions. Died
• CACR 5 relating to the status of supreme court rules. supreme court rules shall no longer have the force and effect of law. Died
• CACR 6 relating to term limits for state representatives and senators. Providing that the terms of office for members of the New Hampshire house and senate shall be limited to 12 consecutive years. Died
• CACR 7 relating to term limits for United States Representatives and Senators. Providing that the terms of office for the members of the United States Congress from New Hampshire shall be limited to 12 consecutive years, so long as such restriction does not viol Died
• CACR 8 relating to increasing the executive council membership and the number of executive council districts. be increased from 5 to 10 members, and the number of executive council districts shall be increased from 5 to 10. Died
• CACR 9 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected by the legislature. ballot of the senators and representatives. Died
• CACR 10 relating to municipalities' home rule. municipalities shall have home rule authority to exercise any powers not specifically prohibited by the state or federal constitutions or any statute. Died
• CACR 11 relating to legislative authority to limit noneconomic damage awards. Providing that the general court shall have the authority to limit the amount of noneconomic damage awards granted in the state of New Hampshire. Died
• CACR 12 relating to returning annual legislative sessions to biennial legislative sessions. Died
• CACR 13 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 14 relating to pensions for the governor, commissioners of state departments, and judges. department, or judge shall receive a pension from public funds. Died
• CACR 15 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected. that the attorney general be chosen biennially in the general election. Died
• CACR 16 relating to the election of judges and judicial pensions. judges be elected for specified terms and that no judge shall receive a pension from public funds. Died
• CACR 17 relating to the appointment of supreme, superior, and probate court judges. appointed for specified terms. Died
• CACR 18 relating to references to the governor in the constitution. that all references to the governor in the constitution shall be gender neutral. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
• CACR 19 relating to the election of the speaker of the house, senate president and other officers. president, and other officers shall be elected from among the respective body's membership. Died
• CACR 20 relating to the appointment and terms of probate court judges. that all probate court judges be full-time and subject to term limits. Died
• CACR 21 relating to a balanced budget. from proposing and the general court be prohibited from approving, an operating budget in which expenditures exceed estimated revenue. Died
• CACR 22 relating to changing the minimum age requirement for state senator from 30 to 25. eligible to be elected to the state senate. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
• CACR 30 relating to the levy of taxes. levied without the consent of the people through a referendum vote. Died
• CACR 31 relating to the rulemaking authority of the supreme court. Providing that supreme court rules are effective only when not inconsistent with statute. Died
• CACR 32 relating to amending the New Hampshire constitution to provide that registers of probate be appointed instead of elected. registers of probate shall be appointed instead of elected. Died
• CACR 33 relating to a minimum age restriction on New Hampshire house members. Providing that the minimum age shall be 21. Died
• CACR 34 relating to broad-based sales or income taxes. broad-based sales or income tax is prohibited. Died
• CACR 35 relating to the nomination and appointment of judicial officers. Providing that all judicial officers shall be nominated and appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the senate. Died
• CACR 36 relating to probate and district court judges. probate and district court judges shall be full-time employees and have no administrative functions. Died
• CACR 37 relating to the administration of the courts. be an independent administrative office of the courts. Died
• CACR 38 relating to the state judiciary. method for selecting state judges and establishing the New Hampshire Bar as a pool from which state judges are chosen by lot. Died
• CACR 39 relating to the subject matter of legislation which can be introduced by the general court in a second year session. Providing that the subject matter of legislation which can be introduced by the general court in a second year session be limited to propo Died
• CACR 40 relating to imposing limitations on state government spending. Providing that the legislative and executive budgets cannot be more than 98 percent of the previous year's revenues, with the remainder being placed into a stabilization fund. Died
• CACR 41 relating to clerks of court. the superior and district courts shall be elected instead of appointed and an elected clerk shall be removable upon petition by the governor with the advice and consent of the council. Died
• CACR 42 relating to public money used to compensate individuals for sectarian education. being used to compensate individuals for education at sectarian schools be replaced with federal constitutional church-state separation protections. Died
• CACR 43 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, multiplied by the most recent decennial federal census figure for the stateo Died
• CACR 44 relating to clarifying the phrase "proportional and reasonable" in the constitution. Providing that to the extent local property taxes are used to fund an adequate education, tax rates among different local taxing districts shall be proportional and reaso Died
• CACR 45 relating to the state's responsibility to provide all citizens shall have the exclusive authority to determine the content, extent, and funding of a public education and that the state may fulfill its responsibility to provide to [SEE SENATE A Died
• CACR 46 relating to the right of each educable child to an adequate education, and the proportionality and reasonableness of local taxes for education. Providing that the right of every child to an adequate education shall be enforced by appropriate legislation, Died
• CACR 47 relating to use of personal income taxes. court shall use net revenues from personal income taxes exclusively for educational purposes. Died
• CACR 48 relating to restricting any statewide property tax to education funding. Providing that all revenues resulting from a statewide property tax shall be used exclusively for elementary and secondary education. Died
• CACR 49 relating to rights of parents to nurture and educate their children. Providing that the right of parents to nurture and educate their children is a natural right, that the legislature and courts shall respect local control of education, and that a locall Died
• CACR 50 relating to requiring a percentage of the state meals and rooms tax revenues to be restricted to educational purposes. five percent of the revenues received from the state meals and rooms tax, less necessary costs of administration, shall be appropriated Died
• CACR 51 relating to establishing a restricted education trust fund. that an education trust fund be established, that all moneys designated for the purpose of state aid to education shall be directly transferred to such trust fund, and that the moneys in such tru Died

Senate bills 426

• SB 1 relative to exclusive arrangements with managed care insurers. Died
• SB 2 relative to the responsibilities of members of the clergy as mandated reporters and providing for privileged communications under the child protection act. Died
• SB 3 relative to small employer and individual insurance. Died
• SB 4 relative to patient information. Became Law
• SB 5 relative to deposits and investments by trustees of town trust funds in credit unions and in mutual funds. Became Law
• SB 6 relative to real estate appraisers. Became Law
• SB 7-FN relative to procedures applying to persons receiving temporary state assistance. Died
• SB 8 relative to continuing education requirements for workers' compensation claims adjusters. Died
• SB 9 relative to wagers at racetracks. Died
• SB 10 relative to funds for prearranged funerals or burial plans. Became Law
• SB 11 relative to settlements as to the amount of loss in insurance claims. Died
• SB 12 establishing a Northern New England Interstate Commission on Economic Development. Became Law
• SB 13 relative to continuing education for claims adjusters. Died
• SB 14 allowing a municipality to vote to prohibit the sale of liquor in certain areas of the municipality. Died
• SB 15 establishing a committee to examine all aspects of the state park system. Died
• SB 16 relative to drinking water rules for public water systems. Became Law
• SB 17 restricting check collection charges by creditors and debt collectors. Became Law
• SB 18 relative to the sale of certain items at flea markets. Became Law
• SB 19 establishing a committee to study the environmental impact of businesses extracting water from state's resources for sale. Became Law
• SB 20 establishing a committee to study presumptive sentencing. Died
• SB 21 excepting persons who are 17 years old and graduated from high school from the youth employment law and establishing a committee to study the youth employment law. Became Law
• SB 22 relative to health benefit plans sponsored by qualified franchise associations. Died
• SB 23 relative to truck lanes. Died
• SB 24 relative to prescriptions for certain controlled drugs. Became Law
• SB 25 establishing employer immunity from civil liability for good faith disclosure of information regarding current and former employees to prospective employers. Died
• SB 26 preventing recovery by a nonsupporting parent in a wrongful death claim or action on behalf of the nonsupported child until child support arrearages are paid in full. Became Law
• SB 27 allowing municipalities to take inventories of property as often as state law allows property tax bills to be issued. Died
• SB 28 requiring that certain dogs be inoculated by a licensed veterinarian before being sold. Died
• SB 29 establishing the companion animal neutering fund. Became Law
• SB 30 relative to time of dog licensure. Became Law
• SB 31 relative to rabies certificates. Became Law
• SB 32 relative to dogs at large. Died
• SB 33 relative to the legal killing of certain dogs. Died
• SB 34 repealing laws relative to abortion. Became Law
• SB 35 extending the elevator law to accessibility lifts. Became Law
• SB 36 relative to incarcerated convicted persons receiving workers' compensation payments. Became Law
• SB 37 relative to line items at town and school district meetings. Died
• SB 38 relative to certain activities under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
• SB 39 relative to the delivery of bank products and services, and establishing a study committee on operation of electronic customer service terminals by non-banks and non-credit unions. Became Law
• SB 40 relative to the payment of wages by employers and increasing the minimum hourly rate. Became Law
• SB 41 relative to the time for filing requests for a hearing with the department of labor concerning violations of the whistleblowers' protection act. Died
• SB 42 relative to the authority of the labor commissioner to revoke the license of an employee leasing company for violations of the labor laws. Died
• SB 43 relative to the rulemaking authority of the state board of education. Died
• SB 44 establishing a committee to study the building of a state-owned liquor store in the city of Keene. Became Law
• SB 45 relative to personnel rights of certain employees of the department of health and human services. Died
• SB 46 relative to limited licenses for individuals engaged in certain insurance activities. Died
• SB 47-FN continuing the marital guardian ad litem recovery program in the unit of cost containment, office of the commissioner of administrative services. Became Law
• SB 48-FN to provide an optional retirement program for certain employees of the department of regional community-technical colleges. Died
• SB 49-FN clarifying certain procedures under the lead paint law. Became Law
• SB 50 relative to modifications in contracts concerning insurance company payout values. Died
• SB 51-FN-LOCAL relative to the proper sheltering of dogs. Died
• SB 52-FN prohibiting bear dog training. Died
• SB 53-FN relative to payment by the retirement system of certain medical benefits for group II members and for certain permanent firemen on disability retirement. Became Law
• SB 54-FN relative to earnable compensation after termination, creditable service for job-sharing teachers, and gainful occupation of disability beneficiaries in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 55-FN-LOCAL relative to real estate seized in the town of Croydon for unpaid taxes. Died
• SB 56-FN-LOCAL establishing a method for repurchase of tax-deeded property by the former owner of the property and limiting the recovery by municipalities of proceeds from sales of tax-deeded property. Died
• SB 57 prohibiting bear and deer baiting for hunting purposes. Died
• SB 58-FN prohibiting full-time employees of the state from receiving service retirement benefits from the retirement system during service as a full-time employee. Died
• SB 59-FN-LOCAL relative to calculation of tuition for out-of-district pupils. Died
• SB 60-FN excluding claims against New Hampshire hospital which are under $500 from the jurisdiction of the state board of claims, and establishing a legislative oversight committee. Became Law
• SB 61-FN-LOCAL relative to the payment rate for medical transporters. Died
• SB 62 authorizing the governing bodies of towns which have not adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting, but which are in school districts which have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting, to move the election day of t Died
• SB 63-FN relative to access to motor vehicle records. Died
• SB 64-FN-A exempting motor fuel used for automobile racing from road toll taxation. Became Law
• SB 65-FN-LOCAL relative to pooled risk groups for insurance purposes. Died
• SB 66 allowing a state resident to obtain a license for a pistol or revolver for life. Died
• SB 67-FN increasing hazardous duty pay for prison personnel. Died
• SB 68-FN-LOCAL providing health care coverage for the spouse and dependents of any group I or group II retirement system member who is killed in the line of duty. Became Law
• SB 69 relative to bargaining units of full-time firefighters. Died
• SB 70 establishing a committee to examine campaign finance reform. Became Law
• SB 71-FN establishing a committee to identify and study statutes and ordinances in cases in which the penalty is not specified by statutes and clarifying the right to a jury trial in cases in which a civil penalty is imposed for a violation. Became Law
• SB 72 relative to the New Hampshire life and health guaranty association and repealing the law relative to the interstate insurance receivership compact. Became Law
• SB 73-FN providing that telecommunications poles and lines be subject to the property tax. Died
• SB 74-FN allowing holders of retail wine and combination wine and beverage licenses to sell fortified wines. Died
• SB 75-FN regulating beer festivals and requiring beer festival promoters to obtain a single event license for a fee from the liquor commission to hold a beer festival. Became Law
• SB 76-LOCAL limiting the liability of school districts operating facilities for skateboarding, rollerblading or rollerskiing. Became Law
• SB 77-FN-A relative to congregate housing and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 78-FN-LOCAL changing the school foundation aid distribution formula. Died
• SB 79 prohibiting the sale of certain gift certificates containing an expiration date, relative to unclaimed and abandoned property, and relative to liens on personal property. Became Law
• SB 80-FN-A excluding certain transfers from payment of the real estate transfer tax. Died
• SB 81 relative to the administration of estates. Became Law
• SB 82 relative to determination of reasonable compensation for certain trustees. Became Law
• SB 83 relative to the bonding and operation of health clubs. Died
• SB 84 revising the uniform simultaneous death act. Became Law
• SB 85 making technical changes in laws relative to the probate courts. Became Law
• SB 86-FN requiring the division of motor vehicles to report those in default to a consumer reporting agency. Died
• SB 87 relative to permissible agreements between beverage manufacturers and vendors and beverage wholesale distributors. Became Law
• SB 88-FN-LOCAL returning municipal ordinance fines to the municipalities. Died
• SB 89 relative to legislative review of certain fire safety rules. Died
• SB 90-FN requiring all proposed legislation affecting independently owned small businesses to include an analysis of the cost of the legislation. Died
• SB 91-FN relative to the water well board. Became Law
• SB 92 establishing a committee to study the utilization of the state's allocation of tax exempt private activity bonds. Died
• SB 93 relative to employees of employers who hire recipients of state assistance under the employment assistance program. Became Law
• SB 94-LOCAL repealing the New Hampshire civic center commission. Became Law
• SB 95-FN-A establishing a child day care training and recruitment fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 96-FN relative to the priority of charges in probate of estates. Became Law
• SB 97-LOCAL relative to polling hours. Died
• SB 98-FN relative to the submission of youth employment certificates to employers. Became Law
• SB 99 requiring a determination of community benefits by the director of charitable trusts prior to certain mergers of nonprofit health maintenance organizations. Died
• SB 100-FN establishing a New Hampshire film and television commission. Became Law
• SB 101 relative to standards for acquisition transactions involving health care charitable trusts. Became Law
• SB 102-FN relative to the possession of certain weapons in the commission of a violent crime. Became Law
• SB 103 establishing a committee to study issues relating to the licensing of child day care centers. Became Law
• SB 104 relative to rate setting for purposes of automobile insurance and homeowners insurance. Became Law
• SB 105 relative to rent collection upon delinquency in payment of common expenses by condominium unit owners. Became Law
• SB 106-FN establishing a committee to study the regulation of gas burner technicians and oil burner technicians. Died
• SB 107 giving the deputy legislative budget assistant the authority to perform the duties of the legislative budget assistant, under certain circumstances. Became Law
• SB 108 authorizing school boards of multi-town school districts which have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting to establish polling places in addition to the districts' central polling places for the 1997 and 1998 annual meetings. Became Law
• SB 109 relative to the official ballot voting option. Became Law
• SB 110-LOCAL allowing the Coos county convention to revise the compensation of the county sheriff. Became Law
• SB 111 relative to appeal of decisions of the public employee labor relations board. Died
• SB 112 establishing a commission on environmental programs. Died
• SB 113 establishing a committee to study health care issues related to individuals who are underinsured or without insurance. Died
• SB 114 requiring any person under 21 years of age who is convicted of any alcohol related offense to successfully complete an alcohol treatment program. Died
• SB 115-LOCAL establishing a committee to study issues relating to the withdrawal of a receiving district from an area school district. Became Law
• SB 116-FN relative to the regulation of rural electric cooperatives by the public utilities commission. Became Law
• SB 117 requiring health maintenance organizations to cover individuals. Died
• SB 118 prohibiting lifetime caps on health insurance coverage. Died
• SB 119 prohibiting a person convicted of any sexual offense, felony, or DWI offense from obtaining a waiver to remove the person's driver's license image from department of safety records. Became Law
• SB 120 relative to the application form for a resident license for a pistol or revolver. Died
• SB 121 authorizing state-chartered financial institutions to engage in certain insurance activities. Died
• SB 122 establishing a committee to identify grievance procedures related to managed care. Became Law
• SB 123 relative to shellfish harvesting areas. Became Law
• SB 124 relative to the imposition of fines by the state board of licensure for land surveyors. Became Law
• SB 125 relative to the right of entry upon lands for surveying. Died
• SB 126 prohibiting the state employee health plan from paying for abortions. Died
• SB 127 requiring candidates for public office to report receipt of contributions in excess of $500. Died
• SB 128 increasing the membership of the university system study committee. Died
• SB 129 relative to manufactured housing deeds. Became Law
• SB 130 relative to the portability, availability, and renewability of health coverage. Became Law
• SB 131-FN allowing certain state employees to take paid leave to participate in disaster relief service work. Died
• SB 132 establishing a managed care consumer's bill of rights. Died
• SB 133 relative to the task force on perinatal chemical dependency. Became Law
• SB 134 establishing a committee to study the certificate of need board and RSA 151-C. Died
• SB 135 adopting the uniform "transfer on death" security registration act. Became Law
• SB 136-LOCAL relative to interment of dead bodies. Died
• SB 137 relative to the powers of the Pease development authority. Died
• SB 138 establishing teacher appreciation day. Became Law
• SB 139 authorizing banks to invest trust funds in bank-affiliated investments. Became Law
• SB 140 relative to the obligations of joint owners to the nuclear decommissioning financing fund and relative to the membership of the nuclear decommissioning financing committee. Became Law
• SB 141 establishing a committee to study the risks posed to children by the unsafe storage and use of firearms. Died
• SB 142 limiting the authority of the state board of education relative to appeals. Died
• SB 143 authorizing a municipality to change the date for filing for an elderly exemption. Became Law
• SB 144 establishing a committee to study certain issues regarding Silver Lake in the towns of Belmont and Tilton. Became Law
• SB 145-LOCAL relative to the definition of "open space land" for purposes of current use taxation. Died
• SB 146 establishing a committee to study the issue of reducing the number of years of service required to be vested in the retirement system plan from 10 years to 5 years. Became Law
• SB 147 relative to forms and rates of industrial insurance policies. Died
• SB 148 requiring that milk products known to contain the genetically produced bovine somatotropin growth hormone be so labeled. Died
• SB 149 relative to the requirements that state agencies administering federal programs may impose on activities of the private sector. Died
• SB 150 relative to the liability of owners of dams for certain dam management practices. Died
• SB 151 relative to final orders on appeals of decisions of zoning boards of adjustment. Died
• SB 152 establishing a committee to study issues related to allowing the city of Manchester to adopt a 2-year budget cycle. Became Law
• SB 153 requiring a check-off box on a driver's license application form relative to having the social security number indicated on the driver's license. Died
• SB 154 relative to charter schools. Became Law
• SB 155 requiring the division of educational improvement, department of education, to prepare and adopt a plan for providing special education to inmates in the state prison system and county correctional facilities. Became Law
• SB 156 establishing a committee to study issues relating to providing special education services to eligible pupils who are incarcerated in the state prison system and county correctional facilities. Became Law
• SB 157 adding the name of Martin Luther King, Jr. to Civil Rights Day. Died
• SB 158-FN-A relative to the funding of beach erosion control projects along the south side of the Hampton Harbor Inlet. Died
• SB 159-FN establishing a committee to study increased public access to data concerning physicians and surgeons licensed under RSA 329. Became Law
• SB 160-FN establishing criteria for determining manifest educational hardship. Died
• SB 161-FN-A relative to a master plan of Odiorne Point State Park. Became Law
• SB 162-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the acquisition of a certain piece of property in Piermont, New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 163 relative to the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act. Became Law
• SB 164 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a registry for intellectual property. Became Law
• SB 165 relative to Medicare and health maintenance organizations and relative to the disclosure by insurers of test results for the presence of an antibody or antigen to a human immunodeficiency virus. Became Law
• SB 166-LOCAL relative to ensuring proper payment of municipal registration permit fees. Died
• SB 167 relative to the regulation of naturopathic practitioners. Became Law
• SB 168-A requiring the department of corrections to prepare and enter into a lease-purchase agreement with the Berlin Economic Development Council for a medium security correctional facility to be constructed in Berlin and making an appropriation there Died
• SB 169-FN relative to a college tuition savings plan. Became Law
• SB 170-FN requiring licensure for out-of-state physicians using telemedicine to diagnose or assist in the treatment of patients in this state on a regular basis. Died
• SB 171-FN establishing a consumer advocate position in the insurance department. Died
• SB 172 making various changes to the workers' compensation law. Became Law
• SB 173-FN relative to license and registration suspensions. Died
• SB 174-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the state to fully fund the Augenblick formula by FY 1999 Died
• SB 175 establishing a committee on the feasibility of installing rumble strips before toll booths. Died
• SB 176-FN relative to late payment of the legacies and successions tax. Became Law
• SB 177-FN relative to the liability of prospective adoptive parents for court ordered services. Became Law
• SB 178-FN regulating managed care systems of health care delivery. Became Law
• SB 179-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study creating a New Hampshire local government records management improvement fund. Died
• SB 180-FN-A relative to establishing a revolving fund for loans for the maintenance, enhancement, and rehabilitation of local rural airport service. Became Law
• SB 181-FN allowing certain prisoners to earn good conduct credits reducing such person's minimum sentence and establishing a committee to study permitting certain prisoners to be sentenced to substance abuse treatment centers. Died
• SB 182-FN relative to the administration, operation, and maintenance of the New Hampshire state veterans cemetery, extending the reporting dates and the prospective repeal date for the state veterans cemetery oversight committee, and making appropri Became Law
• SB 183-FN relative to liquor licenses for a sports/entertainment complex. Became Law
• SB 184-FN relative to leasing state submerged lands. Died
• SB 185-FN relative to permanent, part-time state employees. Died
• SB 186-FN relative to associate justices of the Manchester District Court and Nashua District Court and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 187 relative to the penalties for certain court defaults. Died
• SB 188-FN-LOCAL relative to emergency hearings for review of arbitrary decisions by local officials on election day. Died
• SB 189-FN-LOCAL authorizing the department of safety to issue driver's licenses to certain aliens. Became Law
• SB 190 exempting insurance companies newly located in New Hampshire from having to make payments to the administration fund during their first 3 years in the state and relative to investments by insurance companies in mutual funds. Died
• SB 191 relative to mental health providers. Became Law
• SB 192-FN-LOCAL relative to child support, custodial rights, and visitation. Died
• SB 193-FN establishing the crime of criminal storage of a firearm. Died
• SB 194-FN-A allowing school districts to transport school-age children between schools and before-and-after-school programs. Became Law
• SB 195-FN relative to the sale of firearms and arrests without warrants. Died
• SB 196-FN-LOCAL allowing the transmission of simulcast races at grand hotels. Died
• SB 197-FN relative to final dispositional orders in child protection cases. Became Law
• SB 198-FN-LOCAL relative to the standard for granting of variances by zoning boards of adjustment from dimensional requirements. Died
• SB 199 requiring all aircraft landing in New Hampshire to be equipped with a crash location signal device. Died
• SB 200 relative to certain employer deductions for administrative costs for withholding obligor child support payments. Died
• SB 201-FN-LOCAL allowing welfare applicants to be checked through the National Crime Information Center and the in-state warrant system and requiring any person applying for an original New Hampshire driver's license to be checked through the National Crime Information C Died
• SB 202 relative to the certification and recertification of teachers, supervisors, and administrators, high school graduation examinations, school building aid, and establishing a committee to study school discipline and manifest educational hard Died
• SB 203-FN-LOCAL adding county correctional facilities and making other technical changes to the provisions relating to incarcerated educationally disabled children. Became Law
• SB 204-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the tobacco tax and specifying uses for the revenue. Died
• SB 205-FN-LOCAL establishing a special school district to provide special education for eligible inmates in the state prison system. Became Law
• SB 206-FN-A relative to seminars conducted by the superior court for persons seeking custody or visitation of minor children and relative to fees charged for such seminars. Died
• SB 207 relative to a digital signature act. Became Law
• SB 208-FN-A establishing the office of the business advocate and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 209-FN relative to a residential care services program and establishing a residential care oversight committee. Became Law
• SB 210-FN relative to an exemption from licensing for day care in private homes. Became Law
• SB 211-FN making technical changes under the motor vehicle financial responsibility laws, insurance fraud laws, and laws regulating managing general agents, reinsurance intermediaries, and third party administrators. Became Law
• SB 212-FN declaring a member of the retirement system on leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act to be in service for purposes of death or disability benefits. Became Law
• SB 213-FN-A establishing a revolving fund for loans to rehabilitate class III railroads and cog railroads. Became Law
• SB 214-FN requiring marine science courses to be offered at Hampton Beach state park. Died
• SB 215-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the cigarette tax and appropriating funds for education. Died
• SB 216 relative to pari-mutuel racing and taxes on pari-mutuel pools. Died
• SB 217 relative to control of accessory uses on private land, including aircraft takeoffs and landings. Died
• SB 300 relative to creating a civil cause of action abuse of office or improper influence against public officials. Died
• SB 301 relative to teacher renomination and the application of teacher professional and performance standards. Died
• SB 302-FN-LOCAL naming certain portions of U.S. Route 3 after Trooper Leslie Lord and Trooper Scott Phillips and naming a portion of New Hampshire Route 28 after Officer Jeremy Charron. Became Law
• SB 303 changing the name of Blue Mountain to Bunnell Mountain. Became Law
• SB 304 allowing juvenile case and court records to be unsealed in certain cases. Died
• SB 305-FN naming the bridge over the Souhegan River on the F.E. Everett turnpike in the town of Merrimack, New Hampshire, Merrill's Marauders bridge. Became Law
• SB 306-LOCAL relative to municipal officials and their discretion over the use of traffic devices and the purchase of liability insurance. Died
• SB 307 relative to the display of the POW-MIA flag. Became Law
• SB 308 relative to the board of directors of Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire, Inc. Became Law
• SB 309 relative to distributors and suppliers of bingo equipment. Became Law
• SB 310 relative to the licensure of micropigmentation practitioners. Died
• SB 311 establishing the Uniform International Wills Act. Became Law
• SB 312 relative to the health care transition fund. Died
• SB 313 requiring compliance with the Military Selective Service Act as a condition to receiving certain state education and employment benefits, and clarifying the procedure for making Persian Gulf War service bonus payments. Became Law
• SB 314-FN-LOCAL relative to testing the accuracy of voting machinery. Died
• SB 315 relative to divorce proceedings. Became Law
• SB 316 establishing a committee to study participation in driver training programs for older drivers. Became Law
• SB 317 relative to the time for consideration of applications to planning boards. Became Law
• SB 318-LOCAL relative to allowing a school district to transfer surplus funds to its capital reserve account or an expendable trust fund. Died
• SB 319 establishing a committee to study the parole system and methods to increase its efficiency. Became Law
• SB 320 relative to notice by a state agency to certain persons of proposed rulemaking activity. Became Law
• SB 321-FN-LOCAL relative to creating a joint maintenance high school in certain towns. Became Law
• SB 322 repealing the prospective repeal relative to an exemption for certain rules regarding the radiological health program from drafting and numbering requirements of the rulemaking process. Became Law
• SB 323 relative to insurance coverage for nonprescription enteral formula. Died
• SB 324-FN relative to entertainers on premises of an on-sale liquor licensee and relative to penalties for manufacture, sale and possession of false identification. Became Law
• SB 325 relative to clarifying sources of income in determining alimony orders. Died
• SB 326 relative to representation and costs in utility rate proceedings. Interim Study
• SB 327-LOCAL allowing local political subdivisions to adopt biennial budgets. Became Law
• SB 328 allowing liquor and beverage licensees and other liquor and beverage industry members not licensed in New Hampshire to furnish draft beer equipment and representatives to dispense and promote their beverages at licensed beer festivals. Became Law
• SB 329 changing the title of "juvenile services officers" to "juvenile probation-parole officers." Died
• SB 330 permitting a surviving spouse of a former prisoner of war to retain and use an issued POW special number plate. Died
• SB 331 eliminating work certificates for 16 and 17 year old youths. Became Law
• SB 332 requiring that the real estate transfer questionnaire be provided to the municipality in which the property is located. Became Law
• SB 333 allowing any registered voter who is unable to vote in person, by reason of extended work hours, lack of transportation, or illness in the family, to vote by absentee ballot. Died
• SB 334 changing election day for towns from the second Tuesday in March to the third Saturday in April. Died
• SB 335-LOCAL relative to polling hours in towns. Became Law
• SB 336 relative to small group and individual insurance. Became Law
• SB 337 relative to the order of distribution of claims from an insurer's estate. Became Law
• SB 338 relative to special meetings. Became Law
• SB 339-LOCAL relative to the bidding for design and construction of a new medium security prison in the city of Berlin and to the closure of the lakes region facility and making appropriations therefor. Died
• SB 340 relative to the filing fee for securities in a combined prospectus offered for sale in New Hampshire by a mutual fund. Interim Study
• SB 341 relative to the implementation of electric utility restructuring. Became Law
• SB 342 relative to capital appropriations for the Glencliff home for the elderly and for certain department of safety projects, relative to approval of certain leases by state agencies, and relative to renovations to a certain state office build Became Law
• SB 343 relative to Squam Lake public access. Died
• SB 344 relative to trustees. Became Law
• SB 345 relative to uninsured or hit-and-run motor vehicle insurance coverage. Died
• SB 346 establishing a task force to study the foster care system. Became Law
• SB 347 relative to land application of septage and sludge. Died
• SB 348 relative to property left behind by tenants. Died
• SB 349 enabling a town or school district moderator to postpone the deliberative session or voting day of a meeting because of a weather emergency. Became Law
• SB 350 relative to probate court procedures. Became Law
• SB 351 requiring all inhalers sold in the state to be CFC-free. Died
• SB 352 relative to continuing education requirements for electrologists. Became Law
• SB 353-FN relative to official ballot procedures. Died
• SB 354 requiring insurance coverage for hospitalization and anesthesia for dental procedures for certain patients. Became Law
• SB 355 mandating that hospital infection rates be reported. Died
• SB 356-LOCAL relative to the bond required as a condition for filing an intent to cut or receiving a permit to cut. Became Law
• SB 357 establishing a committee to study insurance coverage for infertility. Became Law
• SB 358 relative to the term physician in health care provider contracts. Became Law
• SB 359-FN providing immunity to the state and public employees for any harm resulting from certain computer errors in the millenium changeover. Died
• SB 360 establishing a child and family resource group to study and make recommendations concerning the development and coordination of wellness and primary prevention programs. Became Law
• SB 361-FN relative to deer hunting on Long Island in the town of Moultonborough and establishing a task force on wildlife population control. Died
• SB 362 relative to classification of certain department of corrections personnel in the retirement system. Became Law
• SB 363-LOCAL relative to notification to and jurisdiction of municipalities Became Law
• SB 364 establishing a committee to study the feasibility and advisability of consolidating building trades under a single licensing board. Became Law
• SB 365 relative to including the upper and lower Merrimack Rivers, the Lamprey River, the Swift River, and the mainstream and north branch of the Contoocook River under the shoreland protection act and deleting the deadline for local approval of thed Became Law
• SB 366 establishing a study committee to examine the purging of archaic laws. Died
• SB 367 relative to the public protection fund administered by the New Hampshire Bar Association. Interim Study
• SB 368 relative to muffling devices for watercraft. Died
• SB 369 relative to the appeal of disciplinary actions of the New Hampshire real estate commission. Died
• SB 370-LOCAL establishing an international trade corridor and border crossing planning and development advisory committee. Became Law
• SB 371 requiring health carriers to provide certain information to health care providers and consumers. Became Law
• SB 372 relative to forms and rates for large scale commercial insurance policies. Became Law
• SB 373 protecting quality assurance information of home health care providers from discovery. Became Law
• SB 374 relative to large water withdrawals and relative to exemptions from local planning and zoning requirements for public utilities. Became Law
• SB 375 relative to zoning requirements for certain public water utilities and water withdrawals. Died
• SB 376 relative to animal cruelty. Became Law
• SB 377 authorizing the organization of merchant banks to provide equity financing and related services to small businesses. Became Law
• SB 378 relative to very small employer and individual insurance. Died
• SB 379 establishing an immunization registry. Became Law
• SB 380 relative to exercising an opt out provision of any federal program mandating no fault motor vehicle insurance. Died
• SB 381 creating a committee to study the components of the Augenblick formula. Died
• SB 382-FN increasing the salaries of the state fire marshal and the director of fire standards and training. Died
• SB 383 establishing a committee to study the use of telemedicine. Became Law
• SB 384 relative to access to medical records for certain patients. Died
• SB 385 requiring the clerks of the superior courts to notify the appropriate regulatory board when a health care provider is convicted of a felony. Became Law
• SB 386 relative to eligibility for antique motor vehicle plates. Died
• SB 387 expanding the attorney general's authority to record communications in criminal investigations. Died
• SB 388 relative to membership of the personnel appeals board. Died
• SB 389 transferring rulemaking authority from the director of the division of personnel to the commissioner of the department of administrative services. Died
• SB 390 relative to the application of the law governing foreign business entities to a merger or other reorganization of a gas utility. Became Law
• SB 391-FN-A exempting personal property which is subject to taxation under the legacies and successions tax from the 2 percent tax on transfers of personal property of nonresident decedents. Became Law
• SB 392 relative to requirements for law enforcement personnel who conduct interviews of minors. Became Law
• SB 393 relative to health insurance deductibles. Became Law
• SB 394 providing for revocation of wills by divorce. Became Law
• SB 395 enacting certain provisions of the prudent investor act. Became Law
• SB 396 requiring the commissioner of the department of youth development services to submit a quality assessment report to the legislature and to the juvenile justice commission. Became Law
• SB 397 relative to the composition of the pharmacy board. Died
• SB 398 relative to prescription drug therapy management. Interim Study
• SB 399 correcting a reference in the insurance laws. Became Law
• SB 400 relative to withdrawal of a school district from an area district. Became Law
• SB 401-FN establishing a special animal welfare motor vehicle license plate. Died
• SB 402 codifying the pet overpopulation committee. Became Law
• SB 403 relative to mooring on Spofford Lake. Died
• SB 404 relative to home care. Interim Study
• SB 405-FN relative to a specific time period by which the state is required to have an audited financial statement available to the public. Became Law
• SB 406 establishing a legislative task force to develop a state government restructuring plan. Died
• SB 407-FN allowing certain nonprofit agencies to purchase fuel at statewide automated fuel distribution centers. Died
• SB 408-FN requiring the department of safety to perform a background check to determine if an applicant for a motor vehicle registration is in default or has a warrant issued against the applicant. Died
• SB 409-FN relative to long-term care and extending the moratorium on new nursing home beds. Became Law
• SB 410-FN relative to possession of firearms and other deadly weapons by a person convicted of a class A misdemeanor. Died
• SB 411-FN-A relative to congregate services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 412 designating skiing as the official New Hampshire sport. Became Law
• SB 413 relative to nomination papers. Died
• SB 414 relative to official motor vehicle plates. Became Law
• SB 415 relative to the authority of zoning boards of adjustment to grant variances from certain zoning ordinances. Became Law
• SB 416 relative to notice of public hearings of the legislature. Died
• SB 417-FN continuing the court modernization fund and its source of funding from penalty assessments and making an appropriation for maintenance of the new judicial branch administration building. Died
• SB 418-FN making a person driving under the influence of a controlled drug subject to an administrative loss of license. Died
• SB 419 raising the minimum age for marriage. Died
• SB 420 preventing a child from being required to have visitation with a parent incarcerated for the murder of the other parent. Died
• SB 421-FN relative to timber harvesting and penalties for timber trespass and deceptive forestry practices and relative to persons who are not required to file an intent to cut. Became Law
• SB 422-FN establishing a study committee on the procedures for and affordability of open access to judicial records. Died
• SB 423-FN relative to eligibility for cost of living adjustments for retired members or beneficiaries in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 424-FN imposing certain restrictions on the health care transition fund. Died
• SB 425-FN relative to the powers and duties of the commissioner of health and human services. Died
• SB 426-FN relative to the powers and duties of the commissioner of the department of health and human services. Died
• SB 427-FN establishing a revolving fund for loans for intrastate energy pipeline facilities improvements. Became Law
• SB 428-FN relative to firearm lock boxes in state facilities. Interim Study
• SB 429-FN relative to the confidentiality of drivers' motor vehicle records. Died
• SB 430-FN requiring health carriers to pay for all recommended prescription drugs. Died
• SB 431-FN-A establishing a statewide database licensing program of the New Hampshire automated information system and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• SB 432-FN requiring health carriers offering any managed care plan to have a consumer advisory board. Died
• SB 433-FN relative to computing average weekly wages for the purpose of determining workers' compensation benefits. Died
• SB 434-FN requiring persons convicted of criminal offenses committed while intoxicated by alcohol to have a "criminal drinking" stamp on their driver's license or other photo identification and prohibiting liquor sales to persons with "criminal drinking" stamps. Died
• SB 435 extending the reporting date for the committee to study the problem of access to dental care for low-income, uninsured, and underinsured persons. Died
• SB 436-FN relative to aggravated driving while intoxicated. Died
• SB 437-FN requiring a one year mandatory prison sentence for a third DWI conviction. Died
• SB 438 exercising the authority of the state of New Hampshire to elect out of the federal Volunteer Protection Act of 1997. Became Law
• SB 439-LOCAL relative to the adoption of policies by local school district governing bodies concerning pupil discipline and behavior. Died
• SB 440-FN-LOCAL relative to fines payable to the division of motor vehicles; allowing civil bench warrants for defaults on such fines; authorizing bail commissioners to receive certain civil fines and fees; and authorizing the division of motor vehicles t Became Law
• SB 441-FN-LOCAL relative to the authority of and protections for fire chiefs. Became Law
• SB 442-FN requiring doctors performing abortions on first pregnancies to warn patients of breast cancer risks. Died
• SB 443-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the delivery of and funding for in-home support services for children with disabilities and their families. Became Law
• SB 444-FN requiring the New Hampshire real estate commission to notify licensees of proposed rules changes, changes in adopted rules, and changes in New Hampshire law. Became Law
• SB 445 relative to penalties for personal use of walking disabled motor vehicle plates or placards by persons not issued the plates or placards. Became Law
• SB 446 relative to estate planning by a guardian. Became Law
• SB 447-FN exempting siblings of a decedent who are unable to engage in substantial gainful employment from the legacies and successions tax. Interim Study
• SB 448 establishing a committee to study joint maintenance agreements in school districts. Became Law
• SB 449 establishing a committee to study incorporation expediency. Died
• SB 450-FN-LOCAL authorizing a motor vehicle rental company to charge a registration reimbursement fee to reimburse the rental company for the cost of registration, licensing fees, title fees, and personal property taxes. Died
• SB 451-FN-LOCAL relative to the accessibility of pupil assessment materials and the anonymity of pupil assessment results. Became Law
• SB 452-FN-LOCAL allowing students to choose alternatives to dissection as part of a course exercise. Died
• SB 453-FN relative to reimbursable treatment and expenses under the catastrophic illness program. Died
• SB 454 relative to motor vehicle insurance. Interim Study
• SB 455-FN relative to the regulation of plumbers and plumbing. Died
• SB 456 enabling school districts to allow full parental choice in education. Interim Study
• SB 457-FN relative to the eligibility of employment program participants for workers' compensation. Became Law
• SB 458-FN-A establishing a supportive residential care pilot program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 459-FN prohibiting a person impaired by the use of inhalants from driving a motor vehicle. Died
• SB 460-FN relative to parole supervision for life for sexual offenders. Died
• SB 461-FN-A designating low digit number plates as vanity number plates and establishing a lottery system for issuing such plates. Died
• SB 462-FN establishing certain commissions relative to educational issues and making an appropriation therefor, and making an appropriation to the New Hampshire Veterans' Home. Became Law
• SB 463-FN establishing a pilot program in Strafford county which eliminates trials de novo in the superior court for misdemeanor cases and requires the election of trial by judge in the district court or trial by jury in the superior court. Died
• SB 464-FN relative to limitations from civil liability for volunteers and relative to state agency preparedness for the year 2000 computer problem. Became Law
• SB 465-FN relative to the disposition of firearms which are voluntarily surrendered to the state and relative to appeals from a denial, suspension, or revocation of a license to carry a loaded pistol or revolver. Became Law
• SB 466-FN-LOCAL relative to filing security interests. Died
• SB 467-FN requiring the department of transportation to construct sound barriers along certain streets in Nashua. Died
• SB 468-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to reimburse municipalities for a percentage of the costs of municipal services provided to state facilities and state university system property. Died
• SB 469-FN relative to public employee polygraph protection. Died
• SB 470-FN establishing a "parents as scholars" program. Died
• SB 471-FN creating the presumption that a juvenile charged with a negligent homicide driving while intoxicated offense shall be certifiable as an adult. Became Law
• SB 472-FN-LOCAL relative to filing security interests under the Uniform Commercial Code. Became Law
• SB 473-FN relative to child day care providers and clarifying the procedures for background criminal checks for school employees and volunteers. Became Law
• SB 474-FN controlling the transfer of large capacity ammunition feeding devices. Died
• SB 475-FN-LOCAL relative to medicaid reimbursement rates and dental care. Died
• SB 476-FN relative to ambulatory surgical facilities. Became Law
• SB 477-FN relative to capital murder. Died
• SB 478-FN relative to medicaid under managed care entities. Died
• SB 479-FN establishing a committee to study the supervision of juvenile delinquents on probation or parole. Became Law
• SB 480-FN expanding medical coverage to pay dental assistance for adults on medicaid. Died
• SB 481-FN-LOCAL relative to the availability of school building aid for year-round schools. Interim Study
• SB 482-FN reducing the number of live races a racetrack is required to schedule in order to simulcast races. Died
• SB 483-FN exempting certain businesses from the electronic filing requirement under the meals and rooms tax and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 484 prohibiting triple-trailer trucks from the ways of this state. Became Law
• SB 485-LOCAL exempting catastrophic aid payments and revenues from the municipal budget law. Died
• SB 486 relative to old age and survivors' insurance. Became Law
• SB 487 relative to the general powers and duties of a guardian over the estate of the minor. Became Law
• SB 488-FN directing the department of environmental services to create a model for managing the flow of water in the Winnipesaukee River watershed and creating an advisory committee. Became Law
• SB 489-FN relative to probate for family estates. Died
• SB 490-FN relative to life and accident and health insurance and relative to certain salaries. Became Law
• SB 491-FN relative to residential care facilities. Died
• SB 492 amending the charter of the union school district of Keene. Became Law
• SB 493 establishing a commission to determine the feasibility of a new public-private partnership to conserve New Hampshire's priority natural, cultural, and historical resources. Became Law
• SB 494 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing private nonprofit small business health care insurance purchasing groups to form and conduct business in New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 495 relative to the university system study committee. Became Law
• SB 496 amending New Hampshire's trademark act to protect the United States Olympic Committee's trademark rights. Died
• SB 497 relative to disbursement of tobacco-related funds received by the state. Became Law
• SB 498 clarifying the definition of "right of custody" with respect to the crime of interference with custody. Became Law
• SB 499-FN establishing incentives for state agencies to increase energy efficiency. Died
• SB 500 relative to the use of credit data for certain insurance purposes. Became Law
• SB 501-FN-A relative to authorizing an attorney for prosecutions by the board of medicine and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 502-FN allowing federal judges to perform marriages after obtaining a special license. Became Law
• SB 503-FN relative to the New Hampshire community-technical college system. Became Law
• SB 504-FN relative to members of predecessor systems of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 505-FN eliminating the separate fee for licensed master plumbers who are the sole shareholders of a plumbing corporation. Became Law
• SB 506-FN requiring certain reports relative to independent review under managed care. Became Law
• SB 507 establishing a committee to study pharmaceutical assistance for the elderly. Became Law
• SB 508 dedicating a percentage of meals and rooms tax revenue to be used for state aid to local education and relative to foundation aid to schools and the Augenblick formula. Died

Senate resolutions 5

• SR 1 expressing shock and sympathy to the people of Jonesboro, Arkansas over the killing and injuring of school children and teachers at Westside Middle School. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 2 calling on the federal government to take all necessary and appropriate action to ensure that Japan establishes and maintains an open and competitive market for U.S. exports. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 3 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of SB 508-FN. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 4 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of HB 1280-LOCAL, as amended. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 5 urging Congress to restore $10.5 billion to the budget of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 3

• SCR 6 urging congress to establish a centralized registry for security interests in intellectual property to be located in New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 7 supporting economic security in retirement of all Americans. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 8 supporting federal legislation to redesignate "Washington National Airport" as "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport". Died

House joint resolutions 12

• HJR 1 urging the preservation and continued development of community services to people with developmental disabilities and their families. Became Law
• HJR 2 urging the members of Congress to support and pass the Family Forestland Preservation Tax Act. Became Law
• HJR 3 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
• HJR 4 urging the United States Congress and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to cooperate with state plans to restructure the electric utility industry. Became Law
• HJR 5 urging the United States Congress and the United States Environmental Protection Agency to make certain changes in the Clean Air Act which would result in more cost effective air pollutant emission reductions. Became Law
• HJR 6 authorizing the joint legislative historical committee to acquire and cause to be displayed a portrait of suffragist Marilla Marks Ricker. Became Law
• HJR 7 urging the United States Congress and the Veterans Administration to maintain adequate health care services for New Hampshire veterans. Became Law
• HJR 20 finding that the contract requiring Public Service Company of NH to assume financial responsibility for a decision by Northeast Utilities to acquire additional nuclear generating capacity has the potential to raise PSNH rates and was executed in violation Interim Study
• HJR 21 requesting that the United States Congress return to the states the authority to regulate campaign finance. Became Law
• HJR 22 requesting the government of the United States to adopt and ratify the international treaty to ban land mines. Died
• HJR 23 supporting the state's petition to the federal EPA to reduce interstate transport of air pollutants from other states, requesting that Congress make certain changes in the federal Clean Air Act, and requesting that the EPA enforce certain existing provisi Became Law
• HJR 24-FN supporting the initiative to re-elm U.S. Route 1 and urging the department of transportation, the office of state planning, and affected local communities, businesses, residents, and conservation groups to join in and cooperate with voluntarye Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 3

• SJR 1 recognizing the town of Brentwood as the county seat of Rockingham county. Became Law
• SJR 2 relative to federal funding under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Became Law
• SJR 3 urging the United States Congress to adopt a constitutional amendment for environmental rights. Died