Every bill of 1999-2000

1,673 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 · HA

House bills 1,149

• HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2000, and June 30, 2001. Became Law
• HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
• HB 25 making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
• HB 51 providing for the voluntary registration of commercial maple producers and maple packers. Became Law
• HB 52 exempting certain currants and gooseberries resistant to the white pine blister rust organism from restrictions on planting in control areas. Died
• HB 53 relative to qualifications and appointments of marital masters. Died
• HB 54 allowing simultaneous service of a demand for rent and a notice to quit. Became Law
• HB 55-FN-A setting the rate for the medicaid enhancement tax for the biennium ending June 30, 2001. Became Law
• HB 56 establishing a procedure for reinstating corporations that have been administratively dissolved for more than 3 years. Became Law
• HB 57 relative to visiting traps. Died
• HB 58 establishing a committee to study open adoption in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 59-FN relative to upgrading a portion of U.S. Route 3. Died
• HB 60 relative to meetings of the ballot law commission. Became Law
• HB 61 relative to political contributions by members of the ballot law commission. Became Law
• HB 62-LOCAL relative to the definition of an abutter for planning and zoning notification purposes. Died
• HB 63-FN-A relative to the Weekly Market Bulletin's budget and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 64 relative to changes of registration for undeclared voters. Died
• HB 65 relative to dates of meetings for local political subdivisions which have adopted the official ballot. Died
• HB 66-FN relative to disability retirement benefits for retirement system members permanently incapacitated for duty. Became Law
• HB 67 relative to termination of parental rights upon a finding of child abuse. Became Law
• HB 68 adding the name of Martin Luther King, Jr. to Civil Rights Day. Became Law
• HB 69 relative to the definition of employee under certain labor laws. Became Law
• HB 70 relative to increasing the fines for violating the child passenger restraint law. Died
• HB 71-FN-LOCAL relative to authorizing agreements for the determination of each municipality's share of county costs. Died
• HB 72 relative to the seasons for fishing on certain large lakes. Died
• HB 73 extending the reporting date of the commission to study the effects of and jurisdiction over alternative agricultural products. Became Law
• HB 74 relative to absentee voter lists. Died
• HB 75 changing the number required for a quorum on the commission for human rights. Died
• HB 76 relative to voter checkout and depositing ballots. Died
• HB 77 relative to the Melendy Pond Authority of Brookline, New Hampshire. Died
• HB 78 relative to the counting of votes when the moderator is disqualified. Became Law
• HB 79 relative to reports to the bank commissioner and to safe deposit box openings. Became Law
• HB 80 making technical corrections in the banking laws. Became Law
• HB 81 establishing a committee to study the structure of the school administrative unit system in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 82 establishing a committee to study financial arrangements among hospitals, health care providers, and insurance companies. Became Law
• HB 83 prohibiting owners and operators of manufactured housing parks from charging residents 65 years of age and older fees for keeping dogs. Died
• HB 84-FN establishing a committee to study the penalties for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or controlled drugs in the state, and the education and treatment services available to offenders. Became Law
• HB 85 relative to statements of financial interests for certain board and commission members. Died
• HB 86-A making an appropriation for renovation of the Sawyer House at the Daniel Webster Birthplace in the city of Franklin. Became Law
• HB 87-FN relative to penalties for marijuana possession. Died
• HB 88-FN relative to purchasing credit for prior service for certain employees in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• HB 89-FN-A making an appropriation for a department of transportation study of the state house complex's space needs, and naming the newly constructed state highway bridge on Route 135 between the towns of Haverhill and Bath in honor of Raymond S. Burton. Became Law
• HB 90 removing the prohibition on adoption and foster parenting by homosexual persons. Became Law
• HB 91-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the provision allowing operators to retain 3 percent of meals and rooms taxes collected. Died
• HB 92 exempting permanently disabled veterans from the requirement of reestablishing their disability status for the division of motor vehicles every 4 years to prove eligibility for special license plates. Became Law
• HB 93 permitting a dam to be constructed on Rand Pond in Goshen. Became Law
• HB 94 relative to enforcement of the child passenger restraint law. Became Law
• HB 95-LOCAL relative to the establishment of educational programs for academically gifted pupils. Died
• HB 96 establishing an age limit for appointment of retired justices to serve as temporary supreme court justices. Died
• HB 97 relative to the right to farm. Became Law
• HB 98-FN relative to a master plan for Monadnock state park and its environs, Pisgah state park, and Pillsbury state reservation. Died
• HB 99 relative to granting to the county convention the authority to fill vacancies in elected county offices and to remove county officers for official misconduct. Died
• HB 100-FN-LOCAL adopting certain interim provisions as a result of the Claremont decision to enable municipalities to continue to fund education. Became Law
• HB 101 establishing an educational commission to ensure the right of each child to an equal and adequate education. Died
• HB 102-FN establishing a dedicated education trust fund. Died
• HB 103-LOCAL repealing the annual school tax rate to be assessed for the support of the public schools. Died
• HB 104 relative to the first property tax bill of 1999. Died
• HB 105 requiring legislative review and reauthorization of any state broad-based tax every 2 years. Died
• HB 106-LOCAL replacing temporarily the rate of the annual school tax with a rate to be set by the commissioner of the department of revenue administration and repealing the provision of the tobacco tax chapter that prohibits a direct state tax as long as the tobacco tax is in effect. Died
• HB 107-FN-A establishing a tax review and adjustment study commission and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 108-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a statewide education property tax to provide equal per student funding for state-mandated education and funding for kindergarten and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 109-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a flat rate education income tax and a statewide education property tax to fund public education and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 110-FN-LOCAL authorizing each town and city to determine its methods of raising revenue to fulfill its obligation to fund public elementary and secondary education. Died
• HB 111-LOCAL relative to the validity and enforceability of certain obligations and indebtedness of municipalities and allowing school districts and towns to hold special meetings to address issues raised by resolution of the Claremont lawsuit. Became Law
• HB 112-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax and dedicating a portion of tobacco settlement funds to a tobacco use prevention fund. Became Law
• HB 113 affirming sovereign immunity as it relates to the Claremont ruling. Died
• HB 114-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a local property tax education homestead allowance against school taxes on residential real estate, establishing a fund to reimburse municipalities for such exemptions, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 115-FN-LOCAL relative to an interim plan authorizing an annual tax for the support of a minimally adequate education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 116-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an alternative consumption tax as a source of funding for education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 117-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state taxes and other sources of revenue for funding an adequate education; relative to establishing the cost of an adequate education, and relative to creating a commission to study the methodology used in establishing the cost of an adequate education and a tax equity and efficiency commission, and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
• HB 118-FN-A-LOCAL dedicating revenues resulting from future increases in the meals and rooms tax for purposes of funding public education. Died
• HB 119-FN-A establishing a 3 percent sales tax. Died
• HB 120-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 121-FN-A-LOCAL relating to the funding of education through the establishment of video lotteries at racetracks and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 122-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a 3 percent personal income tax on income earned in New Hampshire to fund public education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 123-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a statewide flat property tax as a source of funding for public education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 124-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a one percent personal income tax to fund public education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 125-FN-LOCAL implementing the findings and recommendations of the adequate education costs and municipal grant distribution commission for fiscal years 2000 and 2001. Died
• HB 200-FN-LOCAL relative to restructuring the juvenile justice system in New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 201 relative to minimum uninsured motorist liability insurance. Died
• HB 202 legalizing the possession and cultivation of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Interim Study
• HB 203 making impaired boating laws consistent with driving while intoxicated laws. Became Law
• HB 204-FN relative to driving after license revocation or suspension. Became Law
• HB 205 relative to the requirement for posting of bond by an applicant for a writ of replevin. Became Law
• HB 206 relative to restrooms in restaurants. Became Law
• HB 207-FN-A directing the office of state planning to conduct a study of the effects of sprawl in the state and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 208-FN establishing a coordinated and comprehensive effort by state agencies for economic growth, resource protection, and planning policy to deter sprawl. Died
• HB 209 relative to authorizing the consideration of traditional village patterns in local zoning ordinances. Died
• HB 210 reinstating the corporate charter of C.A.B. Real Estate, Inc. Became Law
• HB 211-FN-A-LOCAL relative to intergenerational homeshare programs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 212 relative to local ordinances or regulations affecting groundwater withdrawals. Died
• HB 213 relative to voting by prisoners. Became Law
• HB 214 changing the membership of and extending the reporting date for the committee to study women's health care. Became Law
• HB 215 placing restrictions on name changes for certain felons and imposing a duty to notify certain law enforcement agencies when changes are made. Became Law
• HB 216 relative to release conditions pending trial for defendants in domestic violence, stalking, or protective order violation cases. Became Law
• HB 217-LOCAL relative to conditions on net income for an elderly exemption from property taxes. Died
• HB 218-LOCAL reinstating the corporate charter of Approved Industries, Inc. Became Law
• HB 219 banning certain uses of artificial light to take wildlife. Died
• HB 220-FN-LOCAL repealing the excavation tax and excavation activity tax. Died
• HB 221 allowing milk products known to contain the genetically produced bovine somatotropin growth hormone to be so labeled. Died
• HB 222 preempting local regulation of biosolids or sludge disposal by landfilling or landspreading. Died
• HB 223 relative to waiver of filing fees and petitions for candidates for federal offices. Died
• HB 224-FN-A establishing a joint committee on code enforcement. Became Law
• HB 225 relative to the definitions of the terms "farm," "agriculture," and "farming." Became Law
• HB 226-LOCAL establishing municipality bond payment schedules and percentages. Became Law
• HB 227 establishing a committee to study the maintenance of voter checklists. Became Law
• HB 228 clarifying permissible political expenditures. Became Law
• HB 229 changing the registration fee requirement of the commercial feed law. Became Law
• HB 230 clarifying the waste reduction goals for the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 231 relative to approval of applications in the charter schools pilot program. Became Law
• HB 232 permitting town trustees to invest capital reserve funds in mutual funds. Died
• HB 233 establishing a committee to study the price of prescription drugs. Died
• HB 234-FN-A relative to state matching funds for Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster assistance grants, and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
• HB 235-FN-A increasing exemptions under the interest and dividends tax. Died
• HB 236-FN-LOCAL relative to felonious disarming of a law enforcement officer. Became Law
• HB 237-FN relative to the percentage of gross sales from each state aggregated in the tri-state lotto compact pool. Died
• HB 238-FN-A allowing the production and sale of American ginseng in the state of New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 239-FN-A permitting the development of an industrial hemp industry in New Hampshire and continually appropriating a special fund. Interim Study
• HB 240 prohibiting the introduction of wolf populations to the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 241 relative to party nominations in multi-seat districts. Died
• HB 242 establishing a committee to study lost wages due to work-related injuries. Died
• HB 243 requiring legislative fiscal committee approval of university system tuition increases. Died
• HB 244 relative to the corporate charter of the Laconia Airport Authority. Became Law
• HB 245-FN relative to fees and appropriations to the division of safety services. Became Law
• HB 246 relative to personnel transfers at the department of safety. Became Law
• HB 247 relative to voting by secret ballot at town meetings. Died
• HB 248 relative to the Monadnock advisory commission. Became Law
• HB 249 relative to the membership of the rivers management advisory committee. Became Law
• HB 250 relative to authorized regional enrollment area schools. Became Law
• HB 251 relative to official ballot procedures. Became Law
• HB 252 establishing a committee to study all aspects of the condominium act established under RSA 356-B. Died
• HB 253 allowing ballots to be examined and counted prior to the opening of polls on election day. Became Law
• HB 254-LOCAL establishing a committee to study building inspector liability and other related matters. Died
• HB 255 authorizing the appointment or election of the combined office of town clerk-tax collector. Died
• HB 256 repealing the preemption of local regulation of pesticides. Died
• HB 257-FN-A to construct a noise barrier along a portion of I-95 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 258 establishing Gold Star Mother's Day honoring mothers who lost sons or daughters while on duty in the armed forces. Became Law
• HB 259-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 $5,000. Died
• HB 260-FN-A establishing a marital commission pilot program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 261-LOCAL relative to the official ballot option. Became Law
• HB 262-LOCAL relative to emergency expenditures and overexpenditures by school boards. Became Law
• HB 263 repealing the Northern New England Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact. Became Law
• HB 264 relative to persons who die in nursing homes. Died
• HB 265 relative to the student trustees on the university system of New Hampshire board of trustees, adequate education grants in cooperative school districts, kindergarten program funding, and the adequate education grant in the town of Stratford. Became Law
• HB 266 increasing the length of license revocation for first-time DWI offenders. Died
• HB 267-FN-LOCAL abolishing county departments of corrections and authorizing the department of corrections to contract with the counties to utilize the former county correctional facilities as state facilities. Died
• HB 268-LOCAL relative to the adoption and rescission of the official ballot form of meeting. Became Law
• HB 269-LOCAL relative to the disbursement of foundation aid. Died
• HB 270 relative to persons not competent to stand trial. Became Law
• HB 271 relative to recounts. Died
• HB 272-FN relative to the use of laser pointing devices. Became Law
• HB 273-FN-LOCAL establishing a school building aid oversight committee. Died
• HB 274-FN relative to the office of the consumer advocate. Became Law
• HB 275-FN providing that the deputy adjutant general shall serve as the director of emergency management and funds for emergency management shall be appropriated to the adjutant general. Died
• HB 276-FN-LOCAL requiring that a school administrative unit budget be approved by vote at the annual school district meeting. Died
• HB 277-FN relative to health benefits and compensation to pari-mutuel commission- appointed veterinarians. Died
• HB 278 relative to scheduling of district court sessions. Became Law
• HB 279-FN-A relative to refinancing the cost and rehabilitation of the Cheshire Bridge. Became Law
• HB 280-FN establishing a point system for the annual moose permit lottery. Interim Study
• HB 281-A making a capital appropriation for the expansion of veterans' home facilities. Died
• HB 282-FN-A relative to bomb dogs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 283-A making a capital appropriation to the department of administrative services for the funding, siting, and design of the new Henniker-Hillsborough district courthouse. Died
• HB 284-LOCAL relative to recount procedures in school districts. Became Law
• HB 285 providing that equalized value of property in small towns be calculated as a multi-year average. Died
• HB 286 establishing a committee to study the issue of an HIV infected person's failure to warn his or her sexual partners that he or she is infected with HIV. Died
• HB 287 relative to nursing home care services. Died
• HB 288 relative to the committee to study land management, protection of farmland, rural character, environmental quality and sprawl. Became Law
• HB 289 relative to eligibility for child day care assistance. Died
• HB 290 relative to exempting the town of Litchfield from the shoreland protection act. Died
• HB 291 establishing a study committee for seed sterilization technology or "terminator" technology. Became Law
• HB 292 relative to ballot procedures for constitutional amendments. Became Law
• HB 293 relative to the definition of "party" for election purposes. Died
• HB 294-FN-LOCAL relative to state aid to municipalities for closure of certain municipal incinerators. Became Law
• HB 295-FN-LOCAL relative to alternative kindergarten programs in cooperative school districts. Died
• HB 296-FN-LOCAL consolidating the number of school administrative units to one in each county. Died
• HB 297-FN relative to the state commission for human rights and claims before it. Became Law
• HB 298-FN relative to the authority of the executive director of fish and game to prevent damage to commercial agricultural crops through wildlife reduction or management. Died
• HB 299 establishing a bill of rights for pregnant women. Died
• HB 300 making technical corrections to 1999, HB 117. Became Law
• HB 301 relative to burials and funerals at the New Hampshire state veterans cemetery. Became Law
• HB 302 relative to paint ball guns. Became Law
• HB 303-FN-A relative to the preservation of and access to legislative records and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 304 relative to school employee and volunteer background investigations. Became Law
• HB 305-A relative to a lease-purchase agreement between Cheshire county and the state for construction of a new district courthouse to be located in the town of Jaffrey and increasing a capital appropriation to the department of safety. Became Law
• HB 306 relative to discoverability of environmental audit reports. Became Law
• HB 307 establishing a committee to study the negotiated risk agreements when patients desire to remain in a facility over the recommendations of the department of health and human services. Became Law
• HB 308 relative to the venue of actions against municipalities. Died
• HB 309 relative to motor vehicle insurance. Interim Study
• HB 310 providing that the department of agriculture, markets, and food shall not conduct meat inspections unless and until such time as the United States Department of Agriculture withdraws its meat inspection program from the state. Became Law
• HB 311-FN-A relative to grants made under the New Hampshire incentive program. Died
• HB 312 relative to the carrying of firearms in courthouses. Became Law
• HB 313-FN relative to the regulation of the practice of optometry. Became Law
• HB 314 relative to the escrowing of certain utility payments. Interim Study
• HB 315 permitting the distribution of certain campaign materials at polling places. Died
• HB 316 relative to political party expenditures. Died
• HB 317 relative to the display of tobacco products. Died
• HB 318 relative to recovery of costs in utility proceedings and relative to the appointment of public utilities commissioners. Became Law
• HB 319-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
• HB 320-FN raising the maximum speed limit on all New Hampshire interstate highways from 65 to 70 miles per hour and on portions of the interstate specifically posted currently at 55 miles per hour to 60 miles per hour. Died
• HB 321 requiring health carriers to pay for all recommended prescription drugs. Died
• HB 322 relative to funds provided by a mortgagee at real estate closings. Became Law
• HB 323 relative to restricting the decibel level of motor vehicle sound systems. Died
• HB 324 repealing certain grounds for granting a divorce for cause. Became Law
• HB 325 prohibiting "cramming" in telecommunications billing. Became Law
• HB 326-FN requiring the department of health and human services to survey home health care agencies for compliance with federal regulations for medicare. Died
• HB 327-LOCAL allowing municipal governing bodies to enter into lease agreements for equipment. Became Law
• HB 328-LOCAL allowing municipalities to enter into agreements to purchase goods and services with credit cards. Died
• HB 329 relative to privatization of nursing homes. Died
• HB 330 relative to changing the name of the lienholder or mortgage holder on title insurance when refinancing a home. Died
• HB 331 addressing hazardous waste and surface water quality violations incurred by the department of transportation identified by the state department of environmental services, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 332 establishing a committee to study the relationship between Plymouth state college and the town of Plymouth. Died
• HB 333 relative to contracts between participating providers and managed care entities. Became Law
• HB 334 restricting the land application of sludge, septage, and solid wastes. Died
• HB 335 prohibiting the land application of sludge in reclamation areas. Died
• HB 336 establishing the first Monday in February as a holiday to be known as Abraham Lincoln Civil Rights Day. Died
• HB 337 requiring that the order of candidate names on the ballot be determined by a random drawing. Died
• HB 338 relative to absentee voting procedures. Died
• HB 339 requiring consumer reporting agencies to provide annually to the consumer a free copy, upon request, of a consumer report. Died
• HB 340 establishing a committee to study mercury source reduction and recycling issues. Became Law
• HB 341 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Died
• HB 342 repealing certain laws pertaining to adverse possession. Died
• HB 343 changing the Columbus Day holiday to Explorers Day. Died
• HB 344-LOCAL relative to voting in official ballot school districts. Became Law
• HB 345-FN relative to harassment via the computer. Became Law
• HB 346-FN-A relative to permissible fireworks. Became Law
• HB 347-LOCAL relative to municipal economic development and revitalization district tax increments. Died
• HB 348-FN privatizing the sale of liquor. Died
• HB 349-FN-LOCAL relative to revising annual grant amounts made for school building aid. Died
• HB 350-FN relative to an additional lane on Route 102 in Chester and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 351 relative to liability for property taxes on manufactured housing when the manufactured housing is moved. Died
• HB 352-FN relative to including persons practicing as sports trainers in the regulation of athletic trainers. Died
• HB 353 relative to access to toilet facilities in public places. Died
• HB 354 broadening the range of acceptable media for storage of public records. Died
• HB 355 relative to the dredging of harbors and channels. Became Law
• HB 356 relative to the issuance of summons and notice in CHINS petitions. Became Law
• HB 357 establishing a committee to study and investigate issues related to investigations, trials, convictions, and sentencing of sex offenders. Became Law
• HB 358 relative to the term of office for members of the state board of education. Became Law
• HB 359 establishing a committee to study the rights of a private citizen to pursue a criminal investigation if he or she believes it is not being pursued vigorously. Died
• HB 360-FN clarifying that any person convicted of a felony in this state is prohibited from owning or possessing firearms and other dangerous weapons. Died
• HB 361 requiring the suspension of attorneys who do not abide by a client's decision whether to accept an offer of settlement. Died
• HB 362 relative to dam safety program violations. Became Law
• HB 363-FN increasing the bonding limit of the school building authority. Became Law
• HB 364 relative to expenditure of funds received from the United States on account of national forest lands in this state. Became Law
• HB 365 establishing a committee to study the current practice of posting roads and its effect on the economy. Became Law
• HB 366 repealing the requirement that persons filing for a primary on the last day of the filing period do so in person. Died
• HB 367 relative to requesting certifying scientists to appear at DWI hearings. Became Law
• HB 368 relative to motor vehicle learner's permit requirements. Died
• HB 369 establishing a committee on educational programs on tobacco use for minors. Became Law
• HB 370-LOCAL prohibiting wastewater treatment plants from excluding towns that regulate sludge disposal within their borders from using such facilities and requiring disclosure by sellers of sludge applications to land. Died
• HB 371 relative to warranty coverge and liability for loss under a motor vehicle lease. Died
• HB 372 amending the bond issuing powers of the business finance authority. Died
• HB 373 making technical corrections to the securities laws. Became Law
• HB 374 making adjustments to the fiscal year 1999 budget for the department of health and human services and the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• HB 375 relative to substitutions for disqualified and deceased candidates. Became Law
• HB 376 relative to the times for sessions for corrections of voter checklists. Died
• HB 377 relative to staying adoption of zoning ordinances under certain circumstances. Died
• HB 378 relative to discharge or suspension of county employees. Died
• HB 379 setting up a study committee to study issues pertaining to the Sullivan county regional refuse disposal district. Became Law
• HB 380 repealing the Interstate Solid Waste Compact. Died
• HB 381 prohibiting any candidate from receiving the nomination of more than one party. Became Law
• HB 382 making the law against discrimination by employers applicable to charitable and educational organizations. Died
• HB 383 relative to the authority of the department of environmental services to assign air pollution allowances and credits. Became Law
• HB 384-LOCAL relative to permitting the election of city officers to be held on biennial election day. Died
• HB 385 increasing the time window for holding the first session of a town meeting in political subdivisions which have adopted the official ballot. Died
• HB 386 establishing a committee to study allowing Internet service providers to restrict unsolicited electronic mail. Interim Study
• HB 387 relative to local telephone calling areas, access charges, and competitive telephone services. Became Law
• HB 388 relative to telephone number conservation and area code implementation. Became Law
• HB 389 relative to procedures for apportioning state representatives among counties and among legislative districts. Died
• HB 390-LOCAL relative to lengthening the polling hours in towns. Died
• HB 391 establishing a village plan alternative in zoning and land use planning laws. Died
• HB 392 relative to exemptions from required child immunizations. Died
• HB 393-FN-A establishing a sunset review process for state agencies and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 394-LOCAL enabling towns, cities, and village districts to assess property taxes for certain services on charitable organizations. Died
• HB 395-FN-A establishing a program of matching grants to preserve historic agricultural structures in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 396 establishing April 6 of each year as New Hampshire Tartan Day. Died
• HB 397 establishing a 4-year term for the commissioner of the department of corrections, and clarifying the process of appointing personnel under the commissioner. Died
• HB 398 relative to prayer in the public schools. Died
• HB 399 allowing the secretary of state to have flexibility in moving the date of New Hampshire's presidential primary and changing the filing period for declarations of candidacy for candidates for president and vice-president at the presidential primary. Became Law
• HB 401 relative to the International Trade Corridor and Border Crossing Planning and Development Program. Died
• HB 402 establishing a committee to study methods to promote the use of renewable energy sources. Became Law
• HB 403 relative to speed limits on Turtle Town Pond in Concord. Became Law
• HB 404 establishing a committee to study the implementation of a means-testing grant program within the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 405-FN relative to the annual funding of placement costs for juvenile diversion and alternative disposition programs and relative to an effectiveness study of such programs. Died
• HB 406-FN-LOCAL relative to certain private rail lines. Died
• HB 407 establishing a committee to study unsolicited commercial telephone soliciation calls. Died
• HB 408 relative to drug formularies under managed care entities. Became Law
• HB 409 establishing a committee to study transportation of bulk unpackaged food products for livestock and human consumption. Died
• HB 410 relative to the enforcement authority of the department of environmental services. Became Law
• HB 411 requiring voters to present identification. Died
• HB 412-FN relative to the powers of the state treasurer and increasing the limit on state indebtedness, and relative to the use of bond proceeds awarded under a state guarantee. Became Law
• HB 413-FN-A relative to the renovation of regional vocational education centers, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 414-FN establishing a committee to study the unclassified salary structure for state officers. Became Law
• HB 415-FN establishing a registry for brain and spinal cord injuries. Died
• HB 416-FN-LOCAL transferring control of all rest areas on state ways to the city or town in which each rest area is situated. Died
• HB 417-FN-A authorizing the department of transportation to engage an architectural firm to design an office complex and develop bid specifications for the conversion of the Walker building at New Hampshire hospital; making a bonded appropriation for the cost of the Walker building project and providing a funding option for the state treasurer regarding funding the project; and extending the lapse date of the appropriation for the Plaistow district court design. Became Law
• HB 418 relative to accounts and reporting dates of certain funds in the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 419-FN repealing the certificate of need law. Died
• HB 420 relative to orders for spousal support in domestic relations cases. Became Law
• HB 421 relative to penalty provisions for the law regarding control of marine pollution, exotic aquatic weeds, and other aquatic growth. Became Law
• HB 422 relative to advertising by rent-to-own businesses. Became Law
• HB 423 relative to advertisements for sweepstakes and gambling. Died
• HB 424 relative to fire protection and warning devices. Died
• HB 425 relative to the placement of public utility wires. Died
• HB 426 relative to clean indoor air in state buildings. Became Law
• HB 427 relative to the laws requiring a prescription to possess hypodermic needles and modifying the drug paraphernalia laws applying to syringes. Became Law
• HB 428 relative to school administrative units. Became Law
• HB 429 prohibiting mortgage foreclosures or demands of mortgages during an economic emergency declared by the governor. Died
• HB 430 requiring anyone operating windshield wipers to also have on headlights. Died
• HB 431 establishing a committee to study methods and processes necessary to retain and enhance uses of the White Mountain National Forest, the impact of any change in designation or uses, and relative to promoting the continual multiple use management of such land. Became Law
• HB 432 requiring persons under 18 who complete a driver's education course to also do practice driving with a parent or guardian. Died
• HB 433 relative to moorings on public waters. Died
• HB 434 providing that health care providers shall determine the appropriate course of patient treatment. Died
• HB 435 relative to disclosure by sellers of consumer goods and services. Became Law
• HB 436-LOCAL relative to uncompensated public service by prisoners. Died
• HB 437 establishing a study committee on state reimbursement of municipalities for emergency responses along interstate highways. Died
• HB 438 relative to certain changes to the membership of the advisory committee on child care. Became Law
• HB 439 relative to exemptions from the safe drinking water act. Died
• HB 440 relative to access to copies of patient medical records. Died
• HB 441 relative to a mother's right to breast-feed. Became Law
• HB 442 relative to charitable gift annuities. Became Law
• HB 443 allowing certain beverage manufacturers to distribute products directly to retailers. Became Law
• HB 444 relative to establishing a study committee to review reestablishing passenger rail service on the Eastern Line between Newburyport, Massachusetts and Kittery, Maine. Became Law
• HB 445 relative to straight ticket voting procedures. Died
• HB 446-LOCAL subjecting certain land in the town of Newport to local land use regulations. Interim Study
• HB 447 repealing the laws prohibiting certain promotional games. Became Law
• HB 448 relative to the board of dental examiners and the regulation of dentists and dental hygienists. Became Law
• HB 449-FN requiring boating safety education. Became Law
• HB 450 prohibiting a prepayment penalty on a second mortgage home loan which has been in existence for 4 years. Died
• HB 451 establishing a committee to study first and second mortgage home loans. Became Law
• HB 452 relative to patients' rights. Died
• HB 453 requiring certain vehicles that transport children to school or school-related activities to meet the minimum safety standards for school buses. Died
• HB 454 requiring the university system of New Hampshire board of trustees to initiate a study of the status of veterans' access to higher education within the university system. Died
• HB 455-FN-LOCAL designating all tobacco-related funds to be used exclusively to supplement state aid to public education. Died
• HB 456 establishing a committee to study issues relating to the deaf community in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 457 extending the committee to study electric rate reduction financing. Died
• HB 458 relative to voter qualifications. Died
• HB 459 removing the requirement for continuing education for renewal of a professional engineer's license. Died
• HB 460 relative to adoption and final approval of master plans for municipalities. Died
• HB 461-LOCAL relative to inclusion of conservation, preservation, and local water resources management provisions in local master plans. Died
• HB 462 relative to public/private partnership projects in the department of transportation. Died
• HB 463-LOCAL relative to local regulation of junk yards and altering the definition of federal aid primary system for purposes of the laws regarding highway regulations, protection and control regulations. Became Law
• HB 464 relative to electric rate reduction financing and relative to the duties of the public utilities commission. Became Law
• HB 465 prohibiting the application of the doctrine of adverse possession or prescription when boundary lines can be proven by a preponderance of the evidence. Died
• HB 466 establishing a commission to study education options in school districts not maintaining a high school. Died
• HB 467 establishing a committee to study the ability of the legislature to obtain accurate testimony. Died
• HB 468 relative to the home rule powers of municipalities. Became Law
• HB 469 raising the medical payments coverage under automobile insurance policies. Became Law
• HB 470 relative to settlement of personal actions. Died
• HB 471 exempting certain family owned and operated businesses from certain requirements in the workers' compensation act relative to safety programs. Died
• HB 472 relative to establishing metal limits on land-applied sludge. Died
• HB 473 establishing a committee to study the non-group health insurance market. Became Law
• HB 474-FN relative to the annual audit of New Hampshire retirement system funds. Died
• HB 475-FN-A appropriating a portion of tobacco settlement moneys to fund the activities of the emergency shelter and homeless coordination commission. Died
• HB 476 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing state and local government part-time employees to participate in their employer's group insurance coverage. Died
• HB 477-FN changing certain requirements for temporary plates on motor vehicles. Became Law
• HB 478 prohibiting smoking in all areas of prisons. Died
• HB 479-A making a capital appropriation for siting and design of a new Merrimack district courthouse. Died
• HB 480 relative to the taking of sand eels. Died
• HB 481-FN relative to penalties for unlicensed practice of regulated occupations and professions. Died
• HB 482 relative to a study of tolls on the turnpike system. Died
• HB 483-FN-LOCAL relative to restricting the authority of the state board of education to adopt minimum standards for public school approval. Died
• HB 484 relative to the registration of alternative providers of naturopathic care. Died
• HB 485-FN relative to the calculation of unemployment compensation benefits. Became Law
• HB 486-FN-A relative to the physician effectiveness program. Became Law
• HB 487 relative to the adoption of bonds or notes in certain school districts and municipalities. Became Law
• HB 488 relative to the definition of a developmentally delayed child in the provision of special education services. Became Law
• HB 489-FN-A exempting certain transfers to or from a revocable trust from the real estate transfer tax. Died
• HB 490 enabling cities to permit the mayor to vote at city council meetings. Became Law
• HB 491 relative to qualifying examinations for individuals seeking driver's licenses, and driver education course requirements. Became Law
• HB 492-FN-A-LOCAL reducing the state bond guarantee limit for wastewater projects. Became Law
• HB 493-FN relative to alteration of sample ballots. Died
• HB 494-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of cultural resources for the purpose of funding participation of the state in the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife. Became Law
• HB 495-FN-A relative to reauthorizing the motor oil discharge cleanup fund and increasing the fuel oil discharge cleanup fund fee, allowing coverage for discharge prevention, and allowing reimbursement for replacing substandard tanks. Became Law
• HB 496-FN-LOCAL relative to increasing the minimum number of hours required for novice drivers enrolled in driver's education programs. Died
• HB 497-FN-A relative to family literacy planning grants and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 498-FN establishing a special education catastrophic aid fund and relative to exempting certain unexpected catastrophic special education expenses from the provisions of the municipal budget law. Died
• HB 499-FN relative to payment by the state of the cost of medical insurance benefits for certain New Hampshire retirement system members. Died
• HB 501-FN-A relative to the repair of a certain covered railroad bridge in Contoocook village in the town of Hopkinton. Became Law
• HB 502-FN subjecting all rules promulgated and administrative actions taken by lower courts to review and approval by the legislature. Died
• HB 503-FN-LOCAL relative to the adoption of charter school and open enrollment provisions in cooperative school districts and authorized regional enrollment areas. Died
• HB 504 establishing a sludge advisory board and relative to sludge quality standards. Died
• HB 505-FN establishing a special license plate for veterans. Became Law
• HB 506-FN-LOCAL relative to voter registration. Died
• HB 507-LOCAL relative to the taxability of certain appurtenant land to a taxable building. Died
• HB 508 relative to the nude photography of 16 and 17 year old subjects. Died
• HB 509 relative to requirements in order to obtain a private detective license. Died
• HB 510-FN relative to monitoring aerial spraying of herbicides. Died
• HB 511 relative to the sale of certain mixed or prepared alcohol products. Died
• HB 512 relative to limiting work hours for 16 and 17- year old persons enrolled in school. Died
• HB 513 relative to approved permissible fireworks. Became Law
• HB 514-LOCAL relative to change of school assignment and transfers of public school pupils. Died
• HB 515 extending the indemnification of persons providing clinical services to the department of health and human services. Became Law
• HB 516 exempting the New Hampshire retirement system from rulemaking for procedures concerning the retirement fund investment objectives and guidelines. Died
• HB 517 relative to insurance coverage for alcoholism treatment. Died
• HB 518-FN-LOCAL relative to a joint maintenance agreement to build a single high school involving the towns of Northwood, Nottingham, and Strafford. Died
• HB 519-LOCAL requiring law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies regarding emergency responses and vehicular pursuits. Became Law
• HB 520 relative to an open season for chukar partridge. Became Law
• HB 521-LOCAL providing a procedure to allow municipalities that have adopted the municipal budget act to override the 10 percent limitation imposed on appropriations not recommended by the budget committee. Became Law
• HB 522 relative to the public's access to sex offender registry information. Became Law
• HB 523 relative to the terms of office of county officers. Died
• HB 524 increasing the alternate members on the public employee labor relations board. Became Law
• HB 525-FN relative to special number plates for certain veterans. Became Law
• HB 526 limiting fees charged by financial institutions for use of electronic customer service terminals. Died
• HB 527 relative to the duties of the public utilities commission. Died
• HB 528 adding penalty provisions to the unfair claim settlement practices by insurers law. Interim Study
• HB 529 requiring all postsecondary institutions to report all assaults to local police departments. Died
• HB 530 establishing a committee to review the policies and procedures of the joint health council. Became Law
• HB 531 allowing a governing body to grant a veteran's exemption in certain circumstances. Died
• HB 532 establishing a commission to study early childhood education and ratifying the East Kingston school district annual meeting held on March 6, 1999. Became Law
• HB 533-FN changing the composition of the liquor commission. Died
• HB 534 eliminating party designations in the election of party officers. Died
• HB 535 establishing a committee to study the department of resources and economic development. Became Law
• HB 536 authorizing municipalities to exempt from the local property tax personal property employed in the generation and production of electric power. Interim Study
• HB 537 relative to background checks for firearms purchases. Became Law
• HB 538 establishing a committee to study the new construction and repair of New Hampshire commemorative monuments at certain Civil War battle sites. Became Law
• HB 539-FN relative to public access to Squam Lake. Interim Study
• HB 540 relative to court diversion programs. Died
• HB 541 establishing a committee to study the upgrade of Routes 11 and 140. Became Law
• HB 542-FN-A repealing the legacies and succession tax. Died
• HB 543 relative to fill and dredge permits for breakwaters. Interim Study
• HB 544 relative to limitations on landowner liability. Died
• HB 545-FN establishing a committee to study ambulatory surgical facilities. Became Law
• HB 546-FN-A providing partial funding to support research monitoring groundwater at reclamation sites that have had sludge applied. Became Law
• HB 547-LOCAL changing the state primary election day to the first Saturday after Labor Day. Died
• HB 548-A making a capital appropriation for the construction of the Plaistow district courthouse. Died
• HB 549-LOCAL relative to the minimum vote required for bond issues by municipalities. Died
• HB 550-LOCAL relative to the date town reports must be made available in towns which have adopted the official ballot referenda form of meeting. Died
• HB 551 revising the definition of "employer" under the employment discrimination laws of the state. Died
• HB 552 relative to the issuance of crossbow permits to persons with a permanent physical disability. Became Law
• HB 553-FN-A establishing a committee to study the status of men. Became Law
• HB 554 relative to driver education reciprocity. Became Law
• HB 555 relative to representation of a child during child interviews. Interim Study
• HB 556-FN relative to transporting hazardous waste. Became Law
• HB 557-FN relative to hazardous waste permitting and container identification. Became Law
• HB 558-FN relative to solid waste management. Became Law
• HB 559-FN-A authorizing vanity plates or decals for OHRV registrations. Became Law
• HB 560-FN relative to the suspension or revocation of youth operators' licenses. Interim Study
• HB 561-FN reducing lab analysis fees of chemical analyses of water. Became Law
• HB 562 establishing a committee to study the date of decision for appeals of zoning matters. Became Law
• HB 563 relative to names of limited liability partnerships and companies and cooperative associations. Became Law
• HB 564-FN-LOCAL repealing the authority of the chief justice of the supreme court to assign superior court judges to hear cases in the district court, and reducing the judicial branch budget for jury trials in the district courts. Died
• HB 565 relative to the disclosure of certain information by the department of health and human services and relative to the disclosure of the identity of a person filing a report of child abuse or neglect. Died
• HB 566 relative to the supervision of the driver education program. Became Law
• HB 567 encouraging alternative dispute resolution in certain domestic relations and CHINS proceedings. Died
• HB 568 establishing a program for performance evaluations of judges. Became Law
• HB 569 relative to the tax credit for service-connected total disability. Became Law
• HB 570 restricting a presiding judge's authority to interrupt jury deliberations. Died
• HB 571 relative to joint legal and physical custody of children. Died
• HB 572-FN-A relative to the apportionment provisions of the business profits tax. Became Law
• HB 573 clarifying the status of class VI highways. Became Law
• HB 574-FN-A establishing a fisheries habitat fee required for persons obtaining a fishing license and continually appropriating the funds for fisheries habitats. Became Law
• HB 575 limiting railroad liability for passenger and tourist rail service. Interim Study
• HB 576-FN-A establishing additional staff positions for statewide child custody and support impact seminars, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 577 relative to the power of a school district to expend catastrophic special education funds and relative to the exemption of certain unexpected catastrophic special education expenses from the provisions of the municipal budget law. Became Law
• HB 578 relative to a recovery against a third party related to a workers' compensation claim. Died
• HB 579-FN relative to eligibility for unemployment benefits for certain persons commensurate with their attachment to the workforce. Interim Study
• HB 580-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing a grant from funds appropriated to the joint promotional program for the purpose of marketing the Connecticut river area as a travel and tourism destination. Became Law
• HB 581-LOCAL relative to deposits on utility meters. Died
• HB 582 eliminating the funding of athletic scholarships by institutions within the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 583 extending the reporting date for the committee studying the issue of updating New Hampshire laws related to fences. Became Law
• HB 584-FN relative to administrative license suspensions. Became Law
• HB 585 relative to preserving the use of state park lands for their original purposes. Died
• HB 586 relative to rulemaking authority of the board of chiropractic examiners and unlawful practice of chiropractic. Became Law
• HB 587 relative to form of records of property with registers of deeds. Died
• HB 588-FN-LOCAL relative to county expenditures for children at the youth development center. Died
• HB 589-FN-LOCAL mandating a cap on municipal registration fees for recreational vehicles. Died
• HB 590-LOCAL relative to the use by a school district of proceeds from an educational trust fund. Died
• HB 591-FN permitting certain village districts to become eligible for state highway aid apportionment. Died
• HB 592 creating a study committee regarding requirements for and usage of methyl t-butyl ether. Became Law
• HB 593-FN-LOCAL relative to the classification of class VI roads which have been maintained by a town. Became Law
• HB 594 prohibiting the introduction of zebra mussels and other exotic aquatic animals in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 595-LOCAL enabling municipalities to grant the elderly property tax exemption to an additional person in a household. Died
• HB 596 making technical corrections to certain laws administered by the department of revenue administration, making the temporary rate of the meals and rooms tax permanent, and extending the temporary tax rate of the communications services tax through the biennium ending June 30, 2001. Became Law
• HB 597-FN-A making an appropriation to install certain safety equipment in residential care facilities. Died
• HB 598-FN relative to the licensure of x-ray technicians. Died
• HB 599-FN-A establishing a committee to study the integration of technology at the state, county, and municipal levels. Died
• HB 601 allowing the assistant commissioner of corrections to assume the duties of the commissioner in the event that the commissioner is unable to perform such duties, correcting out-of-date references and phraseology pertaining to the department of corrections, changing the salary group of the warden of the northern New Hampshire correctional facility in the unclassified system, replacing the superintendent of the lakes region facility with a warden in the salary classification table and replacing the superintendent of the New Hampshire state prison for women with a warden in the salary classification table. Became Law
• HB 602-FN establishing the position of health insurance consumer assistant. Died
• HB 603 relative to the performance audit and oversight committee. Died
• HB 604 relative to filling a vacancy in the office of county commissioner. Became Law
• HB 605-FN affirming sovereign immunity for the state and its political subdivisions as it relates to the "year 2000 problem." Died
• HB 606-FN relative to managed care programs under workers' compensation and relative to certain members of the compensation appeals board. Became Law
• HB 607 relative to the contents of the certificate of divorce. Died
• HB 608-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire emergency management response and recovery fund and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 609 relative to construction of a sewer force main through a state land conservation easement. Became Law
• HB 610-FN-A-LOCAL prohibiting the use of wheeled OHRVs on trails maintained by the bureau of trails during the winter. Died
• HB 611 relative to performance standards for telephone companies providing noncompetitive services. Died
• HB 612-FN relative to compensation paid to jurors. Died
• HB 613-FN-LOCAL consolidating the pari-mutuel commission and sweepstakes commission into a gaming commission. Died
• HB 614-FN-LOCAL requiring the department of health and human services to pay for certain costs of providing special education services. Died
• HB 615-FN-A establishing a registry for brain and spinal cord injuries and making appropriations to the department of resources and economic development and the governor's commission on disability. Became Law
• HB 616-FN-A establishing a house study committee to consider issues related to the driver training fund and exempting persons covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act from certain driver's license requirements. Became Law
• HB 617-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding and monitoring seacoast harbor issues. Became Law
• HB 618-FN-A establishing a voucher program for smoking cessation. Became Law
• HB 619-FN requiring the commissioner of health and human services to produce certain annual reports. Became Law
• HB 620-FN relative to election of vested deferred retirement status for inactive members of the retirement system. Became Law
• HB 621-FN-LOCAL reducing the tolls on New Hampshire highways by 25 cents. Died
• HB 622-FN relative to a school district's duty to provide education. Died
• HB 623-FN increasing the mileage reimbursement rate for members of the legislature. Died
• HB 624-FN establishing a committee relative to health care quality. Became Law
• HB 625-FN-A relative to a mercury emissions reduction and control program and a study of mercury in ash landfills. Became Law
• HB 626-FN relative to revising the laws regulating accountancy. Became Law
• HB 627-FN-A relative to establishing a differential between special fuel and gasoline taxes. Died
• HB 628 relative to the relocation of the principal residence of a child and establishing a regional youth center pilot program in Hillsborough county and in a central location within Coos, Grafton, Carroll, and Belknap counties. Died
• HB 629 relative to establishing weekly "no hunting" days. Died
• HB 630-FN-LOCAL relative to the Skyhaven airport transfer plan. Became Law
• HB 631-FN authorizing the department of safety to issue photographic identification cards to persons required to have criminal background checks for employment or other lawful purposes. Died
• HB 632-FN-A directing a portion of fees for copies of motor vehicle records to be deposited in a nonlapsing account within the department of safety, division of fire standards and training. Died
• HB 633-FN-LOCAL establishing parental choice scholarships. Died
• HB 634-FN eliminating the requirement that retirement system disability recipients notify the board of trustees of unreduced social security disability benefits. Became Law
• HB 635-FN-LOCAL establishing January 4, 2000 as a legal holiday in the state to be known as "Year 2000 Day." Died
• HB 636-FN relative to public safety employee collective bargaining negotiations under the public employee labor relations act. Interim Study
• HB 637-FN establishing certain standards of accountability for health maintenance organizations and other entities providing health insurance through a managed care system. Died
• HB 638-FN authorizing a limited license for certain travel agents. Became Law
• HB 639-FN relative to motor vehicle registration fees for antique motor vehicles and motorcycles. Died
• HB 640-FN establishing certain standards of accountability for health maintenance organizations and other entities providing health insurance through a managed care system. Became Law
• HB 641-LOCAL clarifying the value of public utility property for property tax purposes. Interim Study
• HB 642-FN relative to the availability of trails under the jurisdiction of the department of resources and economic development. Died
• HB 643-FN-A-LOCAL transferring the regulation of emergency medical services from the department of health and human services to the department of safety. Became Law
• HB 644-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing the operation of electronic games of chance at pari-mutuel licensee locations. Died
• HB 645-FN relative to telecommunications equipment assistance and the enhanced 911 system. Became Law
• HB 646-FN relative to the vesting period for New Hampshire retirement system benefits. Died
• HB 647-FN relative to health care providers and provider agreements with health insurers. Died
• HB 648-FN relative to a sludge testing program. Became Law
• HB 649-FN relative to nitrogen oxide emissions from electricity generation. Became Law
• HB 650-FN-A establishing a committee to study the structure of alcohol and drug abuse prevention services. Became Law
• HB 651 revising the speed limit law. Became Law
• HB 652-FN relative to victims' assistance, penalty assessments on criminal offenses, and establishing a surcharge on items sold at state prison commissaries which is continually appropriated to the victims' assistance fund. Became Law
• HB 653-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and residents of residential care facilities and community residences and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 654-FN-LOCAL relative to the disposition or sentencing of persons under 18 years of age who commit certain crimes. Died
• HB 655-FN-A making an appropriation from the highway fund to pay the interest and principal on bonds issued for the Cheshire Bridge. Died
• HB 656 relative to the use of personal watercraft on Beaver Lake in the town of Derry. Died
• HB 657-FN relative to the health services planning and review board and the certificate of need process. Died
• HB 658-FN relative to certification, registration, and insurance requirements for recovery agents who assist bail agents and sureties. Became Law
• HB 659 relative to the use of ski craft on the waters of the state. Died
• HB 660 authorizing the New Hampshire Bar Association to assess bar dues and authorizing the supreme court to assess attorneys for professional conduct and public protection fund fees. Died
• HB 661-LOCAL relative to the scope of abatement appeals. Died
• HB 662-FN relative to the duties of the liquor commission. Died
• HB 663-LOCAL authorizing the granting of abatements to persons whose children are enrolled in schools other than the local public schools. Died
• HB 664 establishing a study committee on rights of ownership to cemetery plots. Became Law
• HB 665 relative to the New Hampshire emergency management compact with other jurisdictions. Became Law
• HB 666-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the taxation of sand, gravel, loam, and other similar substances. Became Law
• HB 667 relative to the quorum required for sessions of the supreme court. Became Law
• HB 668 adding 2 members to the board of directors of the Pease development authority. Died
• HB 669-FN relative to the determination of current comparable compensation for persons with gainful earnings who receive disability retirement benefits. Became Law
• HB 670 establishing an advisory board to study the future of the New Hampshire automated information system's "Webster" Internet site. Became Law
• HB 671 adding a member to the council on resources and development. Became Law
• HB 672-FN-A-LOCAL relative to creating a master plan for Hampton Beach and Hampton Beach state park to deal with growth. Became Law
• HB 673-FN-A establishing special number plates for emergency medical service providers and firefighters and continually appropriating fees charged for such plates to certain funds. Died
• HB 674 relative to the solemnization of marriages. Died
• HB 675-FN extending the applicability of postsecondary educational assistance for New Hampshire national guard members and requiring an annual reporting from state-supported postsecondary institutions. Became Law
• HB 676-FN-A increasing fees for motor vehicle inspection stickers and establishing motor vehicle inspector positions and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 677-FN-LOCAL establishing a teacher compensation advisory board for the purpose of developing a statewide teacher compensation system. Died
• HB 678 relative to leasing of properties owned by the department of environmental services. Died
• HB 679-FN requiring that certain solid waste permit applicants include an environmental impact statement as part of the permit application. Died
• HB 680-FN-A establishing a veterans' programs number plate trust fund and a special veterans' programs license plate, to support state veterans' programs. Died
• HB 681-FN requiring that all moneys received by the state treasurer which are not constitutionally dedicated be deposited in the general fund. Died
• HB 682-FN-A establishing a statewide program for the removal of graffiti from public property. Died
• HB 683-FN requiring teachers and school administrators to report incidents of disruptive behavior by students. Became Law
• HB 684 requiring a 2/3 vote of both houses of the general court to increase the rate of the business enterprise tax and making technical corrections to 1999, HB 117. Became Law
• HB 685-FN-A relative to the duties of the New Hampshire land and community heritage commission. Became Law
• HB 686-FN defining the state heritage collections committee's responsibilities and the process for acquiring or disposing of items and collections. Became Law
• HB 687-FN establishing the criminal offense of identity fraud. Became Law
• HB 688 relative to the custody and escheat of abandoned and unclaimed property. Became Law
• HB 689-FN establishing a committee to study campaign contributions and expenditures. Became Law
• HB 690-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study charter schools and open enrollment school districts. Became Law
• HB 691-FN relative to persons receiving split benefit accidental disability retirement benefit allowances. Died
• HB 692-FN-A adopting a single sales factor method of apportionment under the business profits tax. Interim Study
• HB 693-FN limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
• HB 694-FN relative to prevention and prohibition of MTBE contamination of drinking water, wells, and surface and groundwater resources. Died
• HB 695-FN-A providing an exemption under the interest and dividends tax for taxpayers on a limited income. Died
• HB 696-FN-LOCAL relative to the taxation of land held by municipalities for water supply purposes. Interim Study
• HB 697-FN-LOCAL relative to the collection and use of boat fees. Died
• HB 698-FN-LOCAL restricting fees for registration permits for certain vehicles. Became Law
• HB 699-FN-A establishing the granite state scholars program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 701-FN-LOCAL granting the parents of school children an education voucher for a child to attend a school other than the assigned public school. Died
• HB 702-FN relative to pro-rating the registration fees for recreational campers. Died
• HB 703-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a regional youth center pilot program in the city of Nashua. Died
• HB 704-FN-A establishing a wildlife damage control program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 705-FN-LOCAL privatizing the functions of the community-technical college system. Died
• HB 706 relative to the definition of "sexual contact" under the sexual assault laws and relative to the registration of certain criminal offenders. Became Law
• HB 707-FN relative to the family division of the courts. Died
• HB 708-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 709-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the railroad tax. Became Law
• HB 710-FN relative to expanding the availability of lifetime licenses for hunting and fishing. Became Law
• HB 711-FN-A establishing a special fund to subsidize child custody and support seminars. Died
• HB 712-FN-LOCAL requiring notification to school districts of certain restraining orders and of the presence, or return to the school, of certain juvenile offenders. Died
• HB 713-FN relative to ignition interlock systems for certain DWI offenders and increasing the penalty for reckless driving. Became Law
• HB 714-FN changing the potential penalties for certain acts of solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder to life in prison. Became Law
• HB 715-FN-A-LOCAL granting responsibility for court security to the county sheriff and abolishing certain court security officer positions. Died
• HB 716-FN requiring review of proposed administrative rules by house and senate policy committees. Died
• HB 717-FN-A establishing a child care incentive program for training child care workers, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• HB 718-FN-LOCAL relative to statewide administration and funding of special education in the state of New Hampshire as a single school district. Died
• HB 719-FN relative to procedures regarding children in need of services. Became Law
• HB 720-FN relative to the practice of midwifery. Became Law
• HB 721-FN relative to procedures regarding delinquent children under RSA 169-B. Became Law
• HB 722-FN revising the law relative to protection of persons from domestic violence. Became Law
• HB 723-FN relative to standby and emergency guardianship proxies. Died
• HB 724-FN relative to an industry average performance system for comprehensive air pollution regulation. Died
• HB 725 relative to rulemaking under the administrative procedures act. Became Law
• HB 726-FN relative to the credentialing of personnel in early care and education programs, establishing a fee for such credential, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 727-FN establishing a committee to study the problems and possible regulation of outdoor lighting. Became Law
• HB 728-FN establishing a commission to study the compensation of members of the legislature and the reimbursement for expenses. Died
• HB 729 redefining "charitable organization" for purposes of the laws governing raffles. Became Law
• HB 730-FN establishing a house committee to review methods for recording committee sessions, authorizing a request for proposals, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 731-LOCAL relative to allowing the granting of tax abatements or tax deferrals to owners of open space land. Died
• HB 732 relative to nonpayment of member dues and fees and access to financial records of condominium associations. Died
• HB 733 relative to a state master plan for the deployment of personal wireless service facilities and establishing a committee to study state wireless communications policy. Became Law
• HB 734-FN-LOCAL relative to state guarantees of tax anticipation notes issued by municipalities; relative to teacher non-renewals for the 1999-2000 school year; and relative to the transfer of tax liens for the 1999 calendar year only. Became Law
• HB 735-FN-A establishing a contributory judicial retirement plan. Interim Study
• HB 736 ratifying the 1999 Allenstown annual town meeting. Became Law
• HB 737 declaring the New Hampshire supreme court's Claremont II decision to be an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers mandate under part I, article 37 of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
• HB 738-FN making an appropriation to the department of administrative services for the purpose of reimbursing counties for providing prisoner custody in courthouses. Became Law
• HB 739 eliminating the restrictions on the number of days bingo volunteers may serve. Became Law
• HB 740-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the amount of district foundation aid. Died
• HB 741 relative to the ratio of apprentices to journeymen in trade or industry apprenticeship programs. Became Law
• HB 742 defining "domestic employee" for purposes of workers' compensation. Became Law
• HB 743 requiring that the question relative to the necessity for a convention to revise the New Hampshire constitution be presented to the voters in the November 2000 general election. Died
• HB 744 ratifying the Plainfield Village Water District annual meeting held on March 27, 1999, the Alton annual town meeting held on March 10, 1999, and the Gilford School District annual meeting held on March 17, 1999. Became Law
• HB 745-LOCAL authorizing the town of Ashland to call a special meeting for the purpose of raising money to address a general fund deficit, and relative to the excess education property tax payment for certain municipalities. Became Law
• HB 746 relative to emergency police assistance. Became Law
• HB 747-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the education property tax and adequate education grants. Died
• HB 999-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a uniform education property tax to provide funding for an adequate public education and providing education property tax hardship relief to low and moderate income taxpayers. Became Law
• HB 1101 establishing a Pillsbury state park advisory commission. Died
• HB 1102 relative to accessibility of veterans' disability payments in divorce cases. Became Law
• HB 1103 relative to the number of motor vehicle dealer plates. Died
• HB 1104 limiting the liability of paramedics caring for patients in transport between hospitals. Died
• HB 1105 ratifying article 9 of the 1999 Seabrook annual town meeting and the 1999 Epping annual town meeting. Became Law
• HB 1106 making the widening of Interstate 93 from Manchester to the Massachusetts border a state priority. Became Law
• HB 1107 relative to the duties of the oversight committee on telecommunications concerning telephone utility line use congestion. Became Law
• HB 1108 relative to waiver of attendance at child impact seminars. Died
• HB 1109 relative to the modification of spousal support orders. Died
• HB 1110 establishing a committee to study landlord-tenant issues. Became Law
• HB 1111 relative to the adoption by reference of the International Property Maintenance Code for municipalities. Died
• HB 1112 prohibiting the use of the far left lane on the interstate for anything other than passing. Died
• HB 1113 raising the maximum price for lucky 7 tickets. Died
• HB 1114-FN relative to creditable service in the retirement system for teachers in a job-sharing position. Became Law
• HB 1115-FN relative to purchasing credit for prior service for certain employees in the retirement system. Died
• HB 1116-FN prohibiting partial-birth abortions. Died
• HB 1117-FN-A establishing a retail sales fee on alcoholic beverages. Died
• HB 1118 establishing a committee to study the feasibility and value of encouraging the construction and operation on state park lands of publicly or privately-owned hotels, conference centers and other resort facilities. Died
• HB 1119 establishing a commission to investigate health care issues. Died
• HB 1120-LOCAL relative to the definition of net assets in the elderly exemption to property taxes. Died
• HB 1121-FN relative to admission to Wellington state park by residents of the town of Alexandria. Died
• HB 1122 relative to firewards. Died
• HB 1123-FN-LOCAL relative to local planning and zoning enforcement procedures. Died
• HB 1124-LOCAL relative to local building codes. Became Law
• HB 1125 protecting the confidentiality of telecommunications customer information. Died
• HB 1126 relative to repealing the prohibition on rewards for procuring employment. Became Law
• HB 1127 establishing a committee to study the application and appeal procedures for excavating and dredging permits. Became Law
• HB 1128 allowing enhanced 911 funds to be used for certain uniform costs. Died
• HB 1129-FN relative to wetlands scientists. Died
• HB 1130 relative to persons conducting alcohol concentration tests. Became Law
• HB 1131-FN relative to license revocations and suspensions. Became Law
• HB 1132-LOCAL relative to exemptions and credits to property taxes when the property is sold. Died
• HB 1133 establishing a committee to study issues regarding martial arts instruction in the state. Died
• HB 1134 establishing a committee to study mental health care treatment under managed care plans. Became Law
• HB 1135 establishing a committee to study whether the governor should mediate negotiations between health care providers and insurance companies. Died
• HB 1136 relative to the university system of New Hampshire board of trustees. Became Law
• HB 1137 relative to bingo and lucky 7 volunteers. Died
• HB 1138 requiring warnings for certain antitheft devices. Died
• HB 1139 establishing a committee to study involuntary emergency admission hearings. Became Law
• HB 1140 establishing a committee to study the department of corrections. Interim Study
• HB 1141 relative to access highways to public waters. Became Law
• HB 1142 establishing a study committee to evaluate the Medicaid "In and Out" Program. Died
• HB 1143-FN relative to renaming New Hampshire route 28 in the town of Wolfeboro as the "Gary Parker Memorial Highway." Became Law
• HB 1144-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the exemption from property taxes for not-for-profit hospitals. Died
• HB 1145 limiting the liability of state certified fire instructors. Became Law
• HB 1146-LOCAL relative to tax increment financing. Became Law
• HB 1147 relative to the right-to-know law and electronic communication. Died
• HB 1148-FN-LOCAL relative to certain weighted pupils within the adequate education grant distribution formula. Died
• HB 1149 commemorating the anniversary of the founding of certain branches of the United States armed forces. Became Law
• HB 1150 relative to voter registration for official ballot meetings. Became Law
• HB 1151 establishing a committee to study the creation of a New Hampshire local government records management trust and to consider funding alternatives. Became Law
• HB 1152 relative to the establishment of crossbow hunting seasons. Interim Study
• HB 1153 establishing a committee to study and assess the impact on traffic on NH Routes 121 and 102 in Chester from the proposed interchange off exit 4A on Interstate 93 in Derry. Died
• HB 1154-FN prohibiting general fund appropriations and transfers of general fund surplus to supplement the education trust fund. Died
• HB 1155 excepting for-profit blood suppliers from limitations on strict liability. Died
• HB 1156 establishing June 20th each year as Destroyer Escort Day. Became Law
• HB 1157 establishing a committee to study incentives to attract individuals to the teaching profession. Died
• HB 1158 relative to state park campground reservations. Died
• HB 1159 establishing a committee to study the origins and destinations of truck traffic at the exit 3 truck stop in the town of Greenland. Died
• HB 1160 relative to access to the enhanced 911 system. Became Law
• HB 1161 making technical changes to the New Hampshire Aeronautics Act and establishing a committee to study revisions to the state aeronautics laws. Became Law
• HB 1162 establishing a committee to study the petition process, record keeping procedures, and costs of services in CHINS cases. Died
• HB 1163 relative to the date of decision for appeals of zoning matters. Became Law
• HB 1164 relative to insurance compliance self audits. Interim Study
• HB 1165-FN-LOCAL reclassifying certain roads in the towns of Northfield, Tilton, and Waterville Valley, authorizing a certain district to issue bonds and notes and authorizing an overlay. Became Law
• HB 1166 relative to confidentiality and information collection by the department of agriculture, markets, and food. Died
• HB 1167 exempting certain dog trainers from the requirement of possessing a hunting license. Died
• HB 1168 establishing a committee to study the merits of limiting the use of social security numbers as identifiers. Died
• HB 1169 relative to gates and bars on class VI roads. Died
• HB 1170 relative to recreational vehicle parking at property contiguous to certain motorsports facilities. Died
• HB 1171 restricting the payment of salaries to suspended judicial officers. Interim Study
• HB 1172 providing staggered terms for agricultural advisory board members. Became Law
• HB 1173-LOCAL relative to the optional veterans' tax credit. Died
• HB 1174 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating an umbrella-type agency for health care. Died
• HB 1175 relative to license renewal for dental hygienists. Became Law
• HB 1176 relative to publication of notice of meetings of the joint health council. Died
• HB 1177 relative to the effective date of legislation establishing a chaptered or statutory legislative committee. Became Law
• HB 1178 relative to using state funds for changing the name of a state agency or department. Died
• HB 1179 relative to final orders of the public utilities commission. Became Law
• HB 1180-FN relative to separating the budget for New Hampshire public television from the university system of New Hampshire budget. Died
• HB 1181 establishing a study committee to examine the costs of private adoption. Died
• HB 1182 relative to eligibility for unemployment benefits for school employees. Died
• HB 1183 relative to consumer access to providers for the term of the consumer's health benefit plan and relative to the committee studying certain financial arrangements. Became Law
• HB 1184 relative to minimum participation requirements for small employers. Interim Study
• HB 1185 extending the report date of the committee established to study mercury source reduction and recycling issues to November 1, 2000. Became Law
• HB 1186 extending the reporting date of the Sullivan county regional refuse disposal district issues study committee. Became Law
• HB 1187-FN-LOCAL allowing the public employee labor relations board to decertify a bargaining unit. Died
• HB 1188-FN-LOCAL relative to alternative kindergarten programs. Became Law
• HB 1189-FN relative to the eligibility of certain temporary, part-time workers to receive unemployment compensation for services performed for the state or for a charitable organization. Became Law
• HB 1190-FN requiring that fiscal notes specify the exact amount of the fiscal impact. Died
• HB 1191-FN-LOCAL relative to the adoption of charter school and open enrollment provisions in cooperative school districts and authorized regional enrollment areas. Became Law
• HB 1192-FN creating an exemption from tolls within the New Hampshire turnpike system for members of the New Hampshire national guard. Died
• HB 1193-FN relative to the penalty for non-moving violations by youth operators. Died
• HB 1194 relative to the composition of planning boards in certain cities. Became Law
• HB 1195 making technical changes to the law regulating acupuncture. Became Law
• HB 1196-LOCAL giving the police department of Lincoln authority to respond to emergency situations and exercise police duties in the unincorporated place of Livermore. Became Law
• HB 1197 encouraging school districts to offer instruction on the causes and effects of the Great Irish Hunger. Died
• HB 1198 establishing a procedure for the 2001 voter checklist verification. Became Law
• HB 1199 establishing a study committee on funding for affordable housing. Became Law
• HB 1200-FN relative to the application of education property tax hardship relief to estate planning trusts and relative to eligibility for hardship relief. Became Law
• HB 1201 creating a committee to study incentives for regionalization of sludge and septage facilities. Interim Study
• HB 1202-LOCAL making technical corrections to 1999, 17 as amended, relative to filing and mailing procedures in the administration and appeal of state and local taxes, and relative to disclosure of information for purposes of the tax modeling system. Became Law
• HB 1203-LOCAL relative to the adoption of rules by the commissioner of cultural resources regarding public libraries. Died
• HB 1204-FN relative to plant seeds that have artificially heightened resistance to herbicides and pesticides. Died
• HB 1205-LOCAL relative to tax exemption for noise pollution control facilities. Died
• HB 1206 extending the reporting date of the committee studying alcohol and drug abuse prevention. Became Law
• HB 1207 relative to establishing a retired status for licensed plumbers. Died
• HB 1208 relative to the appointment of non-certified employees within a school administrative unit. Died
• HB 1209 relative to the construction and reconstruction of class B and class C dams. Became Law
• HB 1210-LOCAL relative to capital reserve funds. Became Law
• HB 1211 establishing a committee to study the health effects of child immunizations. Died
• HB 1212 relative to extending the reporting date of the open adoption study committee. Died
• HB 1213 establishing a commission to develop a pilot program for displaced veterans. Died
• HB 1214-LOCAL relative to municipal permits for registration of motor vehicles. Died
• HB 1215 establishing a committee to study school nurse certification. Died
• HB 1216 relative to petitions for warrant articles. Became Law
• HB 1217 establishing a committee to study marriage preparation. Died
• HB 1218 relative to discipline of state employees or officers making willful false statements. Died
• HB 1219 relative to elected officials with corporate conflicts of interest. Died
• HB 1220 establishing a New Hampshire conflict of interest law. Died
• HB 1221 directing the fire standards and training commission to establish a formal means of inquiry for purposes of quality assurance in fire standards and training. Died
• HB 1222 relative to outdoor advertising in an unzoned commercial or industrial area. Died
• HB 1223 changing the name, amending the duties, and extending the reporting date of the committee to study the unclassified salary structure for state officers. Became Law
• HB 1224 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Died
• HB 1225 relative to the name of the department of fish and game. Became Law
• HB 1226 relative to vacancies in the office of United States senator. Died
• HB 1227 relative to universal waste. Interim Study
• HB 1228 relative to offers of credit received through the mail. Died
• HB 1229 requiring the completion of a rate proceeding prior to legislative approval of a settlement agreement with PSNH. Died
• HB 1230 abolishing the requirement that purchasers of new motor vehicles must surrender the certificate of origin to the department of motor vehicles. Died
• HB 1231 requiring proposed legislation to be reviewed by a house or senate special committee to determine constitutionality prior to its introduction. Died
• HB 1232 relative to the investment options for county funds. Died
• HB 1233 relative to interest on judgments. Died
• HB 1234 relative to special commissions to perform marriages in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1235 relative to defining suface waters. Became Law
• HB 1236 relative to an informed jury. Died
• HB 1237 relative to crediting time in counseling sessions toward a waiver from attendance at the child custody and support impact seminar. Died
• HB 1238 relative to the collection and disbursement of support orders by the department of health and human services. Interim Study
• HB 1239 relative to durable powers of attorney. Interim Study
• HB 1240 requiring the department of health and human services and insurers to make prompt payments. Became Law
• HB 1241 relative to third person liability under the workers' compensation law. Died
• HB 1242 relative to the standard for modification of a child custody order. Became Law
• HB 1243 relative to permitting the practice of tip pooling by an employer. Died
• HB 1244 relative to the use of certain needle technology. Became Law
• HB 1245 relative to notice of railroad construction projects. Died
• HB 1246 relative to sign permits for non-tourist-related local businesses. Died
• HB 1247-FN-LOCAL increasing the tax rate assessed on excavated earth. Died
• HB 1248 relative to the out-of-state travel budget for house members. Died
• HB 1249 providing that critical incident reviews conducted by the department of corrections are privileged and protected from discovery in any proceeding. Died
• HB 1250 allowing an advanced registered nurse practitioner to declare a personal safety emergency and to transfer an inmate for a psychiatric inpatient emergency. Became Law
• HB 1251 relative to driver education training reimbursement. Died
• HB 1252 establishing a beneficial use policy for wastewater sludge and providing technical and education assistance to municipalities and their residents concerning the beneficial use of sludge. Died
• HB 1253 establishing a 4-year term for the commissioner of the department of corrections. Died
• HB 1254 establishing a committee to study the need to review and assess state-owned land managed by the fish and game department. Died
• HB 1255 establishing a government competition competitive neutrality study committee. Died
• HB 1256 clarifying certain health care laws. Became Law
• HB 1257-FN prohibiting the sale of urine for drug testing purposes. Died
• HB 1258-FN relative to invasive plant, insect, and fungal species. Became Law
• HB 1259-FN establishing a coordinated and comprehensive effort by state agencies for economic growth, resource protection, and planning policy to encourage smart growth, and relative to a certain project in Seabrook, New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1260-FN relative to the cost of prescription medication. Interim Study
• HB 1261-FN-A-LOCAL replacing the excavation tax and excavation activity tax with an excavation yield tax. Died
• HB 1262-FN establishing a fly-fishing stamp for persons possessing a fishing license who wish to fly-fish in waters designated fly-fishing only. Died
• HB 1263-FN establishing the crime of the misrepresentation of law or facts of a case by a state judicial, executive, or legislative official. Died
• HB 1264-FN relative to the unlawful use of theft detection shielding devices. Became Law
• HB 1265-FN relative to registration of certain antique OHRVs. Became Law
• HB 1266-FN relative to classification of and standards for custom vehicles manufactured during or after 1949, and establishing special plates for such vehicles. Died
• HB 1267-FN requiring courts to use the English language on all forms and in all correspondence. Died
• HB 1268-FN relative to certain vehicle registrations. Became Law
• HB 1269-FN relative to the creation of a university system of New Hampshire license plate. Died
• HB 1270-FN-LOCAL relative to charter schools and open enrollment districts. Interim Study
• HB 1271 relative to participation by minors in certain athletic activities. Died
• HB 1272 allowing school nurses to possess and administer epinephrine for certain emergency treatment. Became Law
• HB 1273 relative to restricting usage of cellular phones while driving. Interim Study
• HB 1274 limiting the services that a cable television operator may require a consumer to purchase as a condition of access to other video programming. Died
• HB 1275 requiring school bus drivers to use all safety equipment on the bus or risk revocation of certificate. Died
• HB 1276 establishing a committee to study the adoption of a regulated health professions act to promote consistency and efficiency in health occupation regulation. Died
• HB 1277-LOCAL relative to payment by an applicant of outstanding costs on a withdrawn proposal submitted to a planning board. Died
• HB 1278 establishing a committee to investigate bank foreclosures on homeowners' properties and bank overdraft fees. Died
• HB 1279 relative to the applicability of school bus safety laws. Interim Study
• HB 1280 relative to medical emergencies under managed care organizations. Died
• HB 1281 relative to disqualification of public utility commissioners. Died
• HB 1282 establishing a committee to study the possibility of self-insuring state employees. Became Law
• HB 1283 establishing a commission on the education of the deaf and hard of hearing in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1284-FN prohibiting the courts from charging fees. Interim Study
• HB 1285 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of assessing taxes for special education at the county level. Died
• HB 1286 relative to relicensure by the pharmacy board of a certain pharmacist. Died
• HB 1287 relative to the membership of the water council. Became Law
• HB 1288 relative to the rulemaking hearing process for state agencies. Died
• HB 1289 relative to defining surface waters, relative to septage and sludge spreading, and relative to rulemaking by the commissioner of the department of environmental services. Died
• HB 1290 relative to liability for motor vehicle state inspection, registration, and equipment violations. Died
• HB 1291 relative to the names of candidates on ballots. Died
• HB 1292 making it a crime to cause the death of an unborn child as a result of committing a violent act against a pregnant woman. Died
• HB 1293 relative to same-sex marriages contracted outside of the state of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1294-LOCAL relative to regional planning commissions. Became Law
• HB 1295 relative to prescription drug cards. Interim Study
• HB 1296 establishing a committee to study the education and training curriculum developed by the police standards and training council. Died
• HB 1297 establishing a commission on fairness in sentencing. Died
• HB 1298 requiring advertisements and postings of meals and rooms prices to include the amount of meals and rooms tax in each price displayed. Died
• HB 1299-LOCAL prohibiting elected or appointed public servants from leasing or renting space to private contractors. Died
• HB 1301 relative to regional appointments to the state committee on aging. Became Law
• HB 1302 establishing a committee to study issues of senior outreach programs. Died
• HB 1303 establishing the freedom of education act. Died
• HB 1304 establishing a statutory committee to review and approve any motor vehicle license plate design. Died
• HB 1305-LOCAL exempting water withdrawals for normal agricultural operations from certain restrictions on water withdrawals. Died
• HB 1306 relative to boating on Sandogardy Pond in the town of Northfield. Died
• HB 1307 relative to certification of food protection managers. Interim Study
• HB 1308 relative to the manner in which candidates are listed on election ballots. Became Law
• HB 1309 relative to wood-to-energy rate order buydowns. Became Law
• HB 1310 relative to the universal service fund. Interim Study
• HB 1311 relative to payment of employer contributions for unemployment compensation. Became Law
• HB 1312 establishing a committee to study federal regulation of minority ownership of television, radio, and cable outlets. Died
• HB 1313-LOCAL relative to amending official ballot warrant articles. Died
• HB 1314 relative to propane sales. Died
• HB 1315 relative to payout ratios of qualified charitable gift annuities. Interim Study
• HB 1316-LOCAL prohibiting school districts from using disbursements from the education trust fund as unanticipated revenue. Became Law
• HB 1317 relative to rights of rental applicants. Died
• HB 1318 establishing a committee to study the instability of kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel, and home heating fuel prices. Became Law
• HB 1319 extending the reporting date of the committee studying negotiated risk agreements and requiring the department of health and human services to conduct a study. Became Law
• HB 1320 establishing a committee to study the rights and duties of parents to educate their children. Died
• HB 1321 relative to certain funds collected by order of the public utilities commission. Became Law
• HB 1322 relative to the regulation of certain outdoor advertising devices. Became Law
• HB 1323 relative to local public assistance to nonresidents. Died
• HB 1324 establishing a committee to study the junk yard licensing process. Died
• HB 1325 establishing a study committee to address smoking in motor vehicles. Died
• HB 1326 relative to managed care programs under workers' compensation. Became Law
• HB 1327 relative to residency of prisoners for purposes of voter registration. Died
• HB 1328 requiring that the rules of evidence shall apply in divorce proceedings. Died
• HB 1329 relative to the termination of residential electric or gas utility service, the public utility commission's rulemaking authority, energy performance contract requirements, and the establishment of a gas utility restructuring oversight committee. Became Law
• HB 1330 relative to telephone special contracts. Died
• HB 1331 relative to campaign contributions by corporations. Died
• HB 1332 relative to review of plats or applications submitted to local planning boards. Died
• HB 1333-LOCAL relative to the establishment of parenting plans. Interim Study
• HB 1334-LOCAL relative to posting municipal roads. Became Law
• HB 1335 requiring hospitals to disclose certain information to the attorney general. Became Law
• HB 1336-LOCAL relative to posting of roads in municipalities. Died
• HB 1337 repealing the New Hampshire foundation for mental health. Became Law
• HB 1338 increasing the membership of the American and Canadian French cultural exchange commission. Became Law
• HB 1339-FN-LOCAL relative to the local option to exempt taxation of certain excavation activity. Died
• HB 1340-FN-LOCAL relative to dam construction permits. Died
• HB 1341-FN relative to direct access for certain types of development along highways. Interim Study
• HB 1342-FN directing the department of environmental services to adopt concentration limits for certain compounds in land applied sludge. Died
• HB 1343-FN-A appropriating available funds for fiscal year 2000 to provide funding to support research monitoring groundwater at reclamation sites that have had sludge applied. Became Law
• HB 1344-FN expanding the used oil program. Became Law
• HB 1345-FN relative to the salary of licensed practical nurses employed by the state. Died
• HB 1346-FN relative to certain acts of felonious sexual assault. Interim Study
• HB 1347-FN relative to review of administrative rules by the legislature prior to adoption. Died
• HB 1348-FN-LOCAL exempting the town of Sunapee from the payment for water rights for the hydroelectric plant of the Sugar River in the town of Sunapee. Died
• HB 1349-LOCAL authorizing the department of environmental services to collect the costs of administering air pollution control from polluters at different rates for different pollutants, and relative to the mercury emissions reduction program and ash landfill study. Died
• HB 1350 relative to interbasin and interstate transfers of water. Died
• HB 1351-LOCAL relative to possession of firearms while intoxicated. Died
• HB 1352 requiring that state funding for public television be used exclusively for the production of original programming. Died
• HB 1353 raising driver testing standards. Died
• HB 1354-FN indexing the rate of the motor fuel tax to changes in the value of the dollar. Died
• HB 1355-FN-A authorizing funding for a hydrodynamic study of the Hampton/Seabrook harbor and estuarine system. Died
• HB 1356-FN relative to sales tax exemption certificates for antique dealers. Died
• HB 1357-FN relative to the sale of state-owned property in the towns of Belmont and Laconia. Became Law
• HB 1358 prohibiting smoking in restaurants. Died
• HB 1359 limiting fees charged for use of electronic customer service terminals. Died
• HB 1360 prohibiting full-time judges from earning income from sources other than judicial salaries. Died
• HB 1361 relative to ingredients in restaurant-prepared meals. Died
• HB 1362-LOCAL relative to the reconsideration of cost apportionment within a cooperative school district. Became Law
• HB 1363 relative to grandparents' visitation rights. Died
• HB 1364 establishing a study committee on student credit card debt and regulation of credit card solicitation on college campuses. Died
• HB 1365 relative to spending disclosures in political advertising. Interim Study
• HB 1366 limiting civil liability of firearms manufacturers and dealers. Died
• HB 1367-FN establishing a program of acting service awards to state employees who temporarily perform the duties of a higher level agency position. Died
• HB 1368-FN establishing a Civil War memorials commission for the construction and maintenance of New Hampshire Civil War monuments and memorials. Became Law
• HB 1369-FN-LOCAL clarifying authority to regulate asbestos. Became Law
• HB 1370 allowing private investigators access to motor vehicle records for the purpose of conducting insurance fraud investigations. Died
• HB 1371 relative to allocation and distribution of funds for community-based prevention and diversion programs for children and juveniles. Died
• HB 1372 relative to open access over some cable facilities in public rights-of- way if used for 2-way telecommunications and if market share of certain users of those facilities is sufficiently large. Died
• HB 1373 relative to payments of first and second mortgage home loans. Became Law
• HB 1374 extending the reporting date for the sex offender issues study committee. Became Law
• HB 1375 establishing financial assurance for guaranteed promise of customer repayment of rate reduction bonds. Died
• HB 1376-LOCAL relative to the procedure for voting on the school administrative unit budget. Died
• HB 1377 prohibiting managed care organizations from disqualifying certain physicians as providers and relative to the duties of the joint health council. Became Law
• HB 1378 establishing a task force to conduct an ongoing study of the feasibility of re-establishing passenger rail service on the Eastern Line from Newburyport, Massachusetts to Kittery, Maine. Became Law
• HB 1379 establishing a long-term care council. Died
• HB 1380-FN relative to compensation for time lost by state law enforcement officers injured in the line of duty. Interim Study
• HB 1381 relative to the dissolution of the Pawtuckaway cooperative high school district. Became Law
• HB 1382-FN making it a felony for inmates to harass corrections personnel and others by propelling bodily fluids. Became Law
• HB 1383 relative to child support payments. Died
• HB 1384 relative to consumer liability for charges made with a stolen credit or debit card. Died
• HB 1385 relative to creating a crosswalk on a certain road. Died
• HB 1386 designating segments of the Souhegan River as protected under the rivers management and protection program. Became Law
• HB 1387-LOCAL relative to pre-existing school districts within a cooperative school district. Died
• HB 1388 establishing a commission to study the statewide delivery of special education programs and services. Died
• HB 1389-LOCAL relative to the Nute High School and library trustees. Interim Study
• HB 1390 establishing a commission to study the relationship between public health and the environment. Became Law
• HB 1391 relative to personal appearance by law enforcement officers at administrative license suspension hearings. Interim Study
• HB 1392 relative to the criminal offense of initiating a vehicular pursuit. Died
• HB 1393-LOCAL relative to teacher contract renewals and enforcement of teacher contracts. Died
• HB 1394 requiring physicians to conduct examinations of the entire colon for certain patients. Died
• HB 1395-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an advance disposal fee and establishing grants to fund municipal waste management programs and activities. Interim Study
• HB 1396 relative to interest rates on credit cards. Died
• HB 1397 relative to naming a certain island in Lake Winnipesaukee in the town of Moultonborough. Became Law
• HB 1398 requiring disclosure of policy limits by insurers. Interim Study
• HB 1399-FN relative to the amount payable by the retirement system on account of qualified group II retirees of a political subdivision employer. Died
• HB 1401 requiring manufactured housing sellers to provide a breakdown of purchasing costs. Died
• HB 1402-LOCAL relative to the transfer of excess medical reserve funds to the capital reserve fund. Died
• HB 1403 relative to ownership of property appraisals. Died
• HB 1404 creating a study committee to address mechanisms for the preservation or disposal of state records. Became Law
• HB 1405 exempting 50/50 raffles from the laws regulating games of chance. Became Law
• HB 1406 relative to transition service. Died
• HB 1407 establishing a committee to study the development of standards of conduct governing the reporting of cases of domestic violence by individuals in certain occupations and professions. Died
• HB 1408 relative to appointment of non-attorneys as judges. Died
• HB 1409 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of reestablishing the Lawrence, Massachusetts to Manchester, New Hampshire rail service line and the Concord to Lebanon Northern passenger rail service line. Became Law
• HB 1410 relative to the joint health council. Became Law
• HB 1411 requiring credit reporting agencies to notify consumers prior to changing certain information in their files. Died
• HB 1412 relative to electric customer-generators. Became Law
• HB 1413 relative to the rights of ownership of cemetery plots or burial spaces. Became Law
• HB 1414 authorizing the department of environmental services to discuss with other states the use of a regional gasoline containing less or no MTBE, promoting the use of less polluting marine engines by the state and others, extending the reporting date of the committee to study the requirements for usage of MTBE, and addressing municipal purchase, construction, or operation of certain fossil fuel facilities. Became Law
• HB 1415-FN relative to the classification of certain personnel of the department of corrections. Interim Study
• HB 1416-FN establishing a brownfields cleanup revolving loan fund. Became Law
• HB 1417-FN-A-LOCAL setting priorities for the disposal of certain components of the solid waste stream. Interim Study
• HB 1418-FN-LOCAL relative to mercury-containing products. Became Law
• HB 1419-FN allowing teachers to purchase credit in the retirement system for certain service in an armed conflict. Died
• HB 1420-FN-LOCAL relative to the port in the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 1421-LOCAL relative to assessment of the land use change tax. Died
• HB 1422-FN relative to the composition of and procedures for the appellate board of the department of employment security. Became Law
• HB 1423-LOCAL relative to regulation of junk yards. Interim Study
• HB 1424 relative to reevaluation of a person's competency to stand trial. Became Law
• HB 1425-LOCAL relative to driveway permits. Died
• HB 1426 establishing an appeals board to review decisions of the health services planning and review board. Died
• HB 1427 relative to the calculation of the days of school in the school year. Interim Study
• HB 1428 relative to the insurance consumer's bill of rights. Died
• HB 1429 relative to requirements for personnel employed in state corrections facilities which are operated by private entities. Died
• HB 1430 establishing a committee to study the circumstances and investigations of the deaths of Janet and Steven Dow. Died
• HB 1431 relative to protective orders in domestic violence cases. Became Law
• HB 1432 prohibiting active law enforcement personnel from obtaining a license to sell confiscated or seized firearms and ammunition. Died
• HB 1433 relative to notice to abutters by the department of transportation of proposed construction projects. Died
• HB 1434 relative to processing applications under the medicaid waiver. Died
• HB 1435 establishing a committee to study the immediate and long-term impact of changing methodology of communications and information technology as it applies to the right-to-know law. Became Law
• HB 1436-FN-A reducing the temporary rate of the communications services tax. Died
• HB 1437-FN relative to ayurvedic health care practice. Interim Study
• HB 1438-FN relative to transportation of children for involuntary emergency admissions. Became Law
• HB 1439-FN relative to operation of a motor vehicle under a learner's permit. Died
• HB 1440-FN-A taxing the cost of advertising under the meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 1441-FN-A-LOCAL relative to establishing a pilot welfare-to-work program in rural communities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1442-FN-A increasing the exemption to the interest and dividends tax for persons 65 years of age or older. Died
• HB 1443-FN requiring a hearing prior to issuance of statement of findings on the suspension, revocation, or denial of a daycare provider's license. Interim Study
• HB 1444 relative to certain municipal ordinances. Died
• HB 1445 establishing a study committee to examine replacement of the current administrative office of the courts with an independent administrative office of the courts. Died
• HB 1446-FN establishing a citizens' investment trust account. Died
• HB 1447 establishing a legislative oversight committee on judicial conduct. Died
• HB 1448 relative to the partition of real estate and division of property. Became Law
• HB 1449 relative to the cost of any and all tests conducted pursuant to DWI convictions. Died
• HB 1450-FN relative to hearings and appeals of equal pay claims. Became Law
• HB 1451 establishing a committee to study the concept of a Northeastern regional compact on matters of interstate commerce. Died
• HB 1452 codifying the powers and duties of the joint committee on legislative facilities. Died
• HB 1453 relative to the grant of power over applications before a planning board. Died
• HB 1454 relative to deputy conservation officers in the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 1455 relative to the authority of the fish and game department for the electronic issuance of licenses, permits, stamps, and tags. Became Law
• HB 1456 requiring creditors to consider the postmarked date of a credit card installment payment as the date of payment. Died
• HB 1457 establishing a committee to study all aspects of the condominium act established under RSA 356-B. Became Law
• HB 1458 relative to the wearing of motorcycle protective headgear. Died
• HB 1459 requiring the state police to record and update information relative to the charges of criminal and civil non-support. Became Law
• HB 1460 making the playing of an individual's car stereo in excess of 50 decibels disorderly conduct. Died
• HB 1461-FN-A-LOCAL relative to an education property tax exemption and school choice. Died
• HB 1462 extending the report date and changing the membership and duties of the committee to study methods to promote the use of renewable energy sources. Became Law
• HB 1463 making technical corrections related to the mental health system and guardianship hearings and establishing a department of youth development services advisory board, and relative to changing the name of juvenile services officers. Became Law
• HB 1464 relative to the licensing process for new health care facility construction. Died
• HB 1465 extending the reporting date of the committee to study the non-group health insurance market. Became Law
• HB 1466 relative to disclosure by banks, trust companies, guaranty savings banks, mutual savings banks, savings and loan associations, building and loan associations, and cooperative banks under the supervision of the bank commissioner, of consumer rights and remedies. Died
• HB 1467-FN relative to the registration of mail-order pharmacies. Became Law
• HB 1468-FN relative to the registration of pharmacy technicians. Became Law
• HB 1469 establishing a department of youth development services, advisory board, and relative to changing the name of juvenile services officers. Died
• HB 1470 relative to divestiture of electric utility assets. Died
• HB 1471 relative to the department of employment security's power to approve building projects. Became Law
• HB 1472-FN-A allowing the deduction of trust expenses from trust income taxable under the interest and dividends tax. Interim Study
• HB 1473-FN relative to the payment of certain costs to contract service providers or vendors for pending claims by the department of health and human services. Died
• HB 1474-FN establishing a "no sales solicitation calls" list. Died
• HB 1475-FN relative to the applicable minimum wage for hourly employees. Died
• HB 1476 expanding the notification process for victims of crime. Died
• HB 1477-FN-LOCAL relative to notification of public proceedings. Died
• HB 1478-FN-A establishing matching funds for certain candidates. Interim Study
• HB 1479-FN-LOCAL relative to boat fees. Died
• HB 1480 making consent a defense under the sexual assault laws. Died
• HB 1481 requiring managed care organizations to offer prescription drug plans. Died
• HB 1482 relative to funding of municipal projects. Died
• HB 1483 establishing a committee to study the application of non-conventional veterinary procedures for domestic animals. Became Law
• HB 1484-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a 5 percent tax on gambling winnings as a source of funding public education. Died
• HB 1485-FN relative to a certain proposed toll booth. Interim Study
• HB 1486-FN making the penalty for the offense of official oppression a felony and creating a civil cause of action against public officials for abuse of office or improper influence. Died
• HB 1487-FN-LOCAL reducing the interest rate on delinquent property tax payments and subsequent tax payments. Died
• HB 1488-FN relative to witness fees for court attendance in criminal cases. Died
• HB 1489-A making a capital appropriation for the reconstruction and repair of the Monadnock Mill State Office Building in Claremont. Died
• HB 1490-LOCAL relative to enabling municipalities to enact a sales tax. Died
• HB 1491-FN granting an adjustment to the business enterprise tax paid by transportation companies that contract for the transportation of public school pupils. Died
• HB 1492-FN relative to clarifying the state's stalking statute. Became Law
• HB 1493-FN increasing minimum prison terms for felons. Died
• HB 1494-FN establishing penalties for attempts to purchase firearms illegally. Became Law
• HB 1495-FN-LOCAL requiring local political subdivisions to submit to annual audits by independent certified public accountants. Died
• HB 1496-FN relative to joint negotiations by physicians with health benefit plans. Interim Study
• HB 1497-FN-LOCAL granting female prisoners in-state access to the same type of rehabilitation programs available to male prisoners. Died
• HB 1498 establishing a committee to study child support and parental involvement issues. Died
• HB 1499 relative to credit for American sign language and transliteration as a foreign language. Died
• HB 1500-FN relative to judicial retirement compensation and benefits for supreme court chief justice Brock. Died
• HB 1501 relative to public notice of all administrative rulemaking meetings. Died
• HB 1502 relative to lead paint abatement. Became Law
• HB 1503 establishing a study committee to review the state's current parole and probation procedures. Interim Study
• HB 1504 making certain budgetary revisions and technical corrections, changing the definition of maintenance expenditure relating to the submission of budget estimates by agencies, establishing a committee to study funding for division of fire standards and training firefighter and emergency medical services training, relative to the authority of the comissioner of the department of revenue administration to use certain appropriations to establish positions for the administration of the education property tax hardship relief program and clarifying that employees in certain department of health and human services' positions are entitled to certain salaries and raises. Became Law
• HB 1505-FN-LOCAL relative to the formula for distributing school building aid. Interim Study
• HB 1506 extending the reporting date of the committee studying ambulatory surgical facilities and relative to the threshold limit for certain new health facilities under RSA 151-C. Died
• HB 1507 establishing a committee to investigate allegations against supreme court justice Thayer regarding unreported and underreported income. Interim Study
• HB 1508-FN establishing a study committee on antitrust laws as they apply to hospital business practices. Died
• HB 1509-FN-LOCAL repealing RSA 541-A and creating a study committee to review rules which must be codified as a result. Died
• HB 1510-FN relative to the licensure of geologists. Became Law
• HB 1511-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Died
• HB 1512-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing a paid family and medical leave insurance program and potential funding sources to support it. Became Law
• HB 1513-FN relative to a fine for a youth operating a motor vehicle without an adult present. Died
• HB 1514-FN-LOCAL requiring a death record for an aborted fetus. Died
• HB 1515-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the rate of the meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 1516-FN relative to prosecutorial conduct. Died
• HB 1517-FN memorializing the New Hampshire bill of rights as the law of the land. Died
• HB 1518-FN relative to in pro pria persona and pro se litigants. Died
• HB 1519 relative to diversity training for law enforcement and educational personnel. Died
• HB 1520-FN relative to criminal neglect of elderly, disabled, or incapacitated persons. Interim Study
• HB 1521-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition and administration of an adequate education. Died
• HB 1522-LOCAL relative to posting warrants in languages other than English and in large-print format. Died
• HB 1523 relative to landlord-tenant obligations. Became Law
• HB 1524 requiring all retail suppliers of electricity to disclose information regarding the environmental characteristics of the electric power in their resource mix, and establishing a committee to determine optimal ways to ensure that all electricity sold in New Hampshire conforms with acceptable environmental standards. Interim Study
• HB 1525 establishing a legislative oversight committee to review the procedures of the health services planning and review board. Died
• HB 1526-FN relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Interim Study
• HB 1527 relative to false statements about candidates. Died
• HB 1528 establishing a commission relative to the New Hampshire International Speedway. Died
• HB 1529-FN establishing criminal penalties for aggressive driving (road rage). Died
• HB 1530 relative to the reporting requirement for criminal offenders. Died
• HB 1531 relative to the preemption of local regulations of firearms. Interim Study
• HB 1532 excluding military pension payments and military survivor's benefit payments for certain persons from gross income under any income tax which may be enacted. Died
• HB 1533 relative to the child protection act. Interim Study
• HB 1534 relative to availability of funds on cash and checks deposited. Died
• HB 1535-FN relative to creation of a commission to study the state's increasing appellate caseload and solutions to the increasing appellate caseload. Died
• HB 1536-FN requiring parental notification for certain offenses involving minors. Died
• HB 1537-FN increasing the fees charged by sheriffs for service of legal process. Died
• HB 1538-FN relative to coverage of treatment for periodontal disease for adults on medicare or medicaid. Died
• HB 1539-FN-LOCAL returning to group II of the New Hampshire retirement system all full-time emergency communicators and full-time emergency-911 telecommunicators who staff offices which are part of the 24-hour public safety network. Died
• HB 1540-FN prohibiting certain transfers of information. Died
• HB 1541-FN-LOCAL relative to the cremation of deceased persons. Became Law
• HB 1542-FN-LOCAL establishing a parents bill of rights. Died
• HB 1543-FN-LOCAL repealing the laws on the collection and enforcement of property taxes. Died
• HB 1544-FN prohibiting the wearing of certain masks and hoods. Died
• HB 1545-FN-A relative to the sale of furniture and bedding. Interim Study
• HB 1546-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a New Hampshire education tax on consumption as a source of funding for education, reducing the rates of other state taxes, and increasing certain exemptions to the interest and dividends tax. Died
• HB 1547-FN relative to raising the age of minority for the purposes of juvenile delinquency proceedings from 17 to 18 years of age. Interim Study
• HB 1548-FN abolishing the death penalty. Died
• HB 1549-FN relative to cost of living adjustments for certain retired members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Interim Study
• HB 1550-FN establishing a bureau of tax law in the department of justice and transferring department of revenue administration hearing officers to the bureau. Died
• HB 1551-FN relative to legislative access to agency information. Died
• HB 1552-FN-A establishing a telecommunications planning and development initiative in New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 1553-FN-LOCAL relative to the construction and renovation of covered bridges. Died
• HB 1554-FN prohibiting knowingly remaining in a place where alcoholic beverages or controlled drugs are unlawfully possessed. Died
• HB 1555-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to rebuild and maintain the dam controlling Russell Reservoir in the town of Harrisville and requiring the department of transportation to convey a certain parcel of land to the town of Harrisville. Died
• HB 1556-FN-A establishing a tax on the retail sale of fireworks and making appropriations to the division of fire standards and training. Interim Study
• HB 1557-FN-A increasing the cigarette tax. Died
• HB 1558-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of group health insurance premiums for eligible retired members of the retirement system. Interim Study
• HB 1559-FN establishing a committee to study the organization and functions of the New Hampshire state port authority. Became Law
• HB 1560-FN relative to the purchase of certain prior service by county corrections officers in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• HB 1561-FN relative to benefits payable upon a group II retirement system member's death after retirement. Interim Study
• HB 1562-FN establishing criminal penalties for violations of orders of protection under the child protection act. Became Law
• HB 1563-FN-LOCAL establishing the Wolfeboro Airport Authority. Became Law
• HB 1564-FN relative to the placement of certain signs. Died
• HB 1565-FN relative to defining certain forms of psychological injury in the child protection act. Died
• HB 1566-FN relative to perambulation between states. Became Law
• HB 1567-FN extending medical and surgical benefits to domestic partners. Interim Study
• HB 1568-FN relative to disability retirement benefits for group II members injured in the performance of duty. Died
• HB 1569-FN requiring the department of environmental services to develop a voluntary MTBE testing program of state water supplies and to study the amount of MTBE in gasoline in the state. Became Law
• HB 1570-FN requiring parolees and probationers from other states to comply with the Interstate Compact on Parole in order to be lawfully present in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1571-FN relative to claims arising from clinical services provided to the department of corrections. Became Law
• HB 1572-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the education trust fund, the sources of funding for the education trust fund, and the procedures for funding state aid for educational adequacy. Died
• HB 1573-FN relative to the funding of the salary of the director of emergency medical services and making an appropriation therefor and relative to automatic external defribillation. Became Law
• HB 1574-FN relative to a living wage act which establishes a living wage requirement for state contracts and awards and state employees, and establishing a study committee on living wage and family economic security. Died
• HB 1575-FN relative to the licensure of interpreters for the deaf. Interim Study
• HB 1576-FN-A abolishing ramp tolls along state highways and increasing the gasoline tax. Died
• HB 1577-FN revising the indoor smoking act. Died
• HB 1578-FN-A relative to the joint promotional program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1579-FN establishing certain penalities for violations of the youth tobacco laws and clarifying a definition under the indoor smoking act. Became Law
• HB 1580-FN-A-LOCAL allowing businesses to apply the investment tax credit to contributions made to public schools, charter schools, and scholarship funding organizations. Died
• HB 1581 making optional the laws relative to energy conservation in new building construction. Died
• HB 1582 establishing a committee to study workplace policies and practices of small businesses for their effect on New Hampshire employees and their families. Became Law
• HB 1583 increasing the education requirement for estheticians and manicurists and relative to the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
• HB 1584-FN relative to the licensing and regulation of child day care agencies. Died
• HB 1585 relative to staffing ratios in long term care facilities in the state. Died
• HB 1586-FN-A-LOCAL relative to public highway safety grants and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1587-FN relative to payment of health insurance costs for certain child day care agencies. Interim Study
• HB 1588 relative to the authority of the department of transportation regarding rail safety inspections. Became Law
• HB 1589 relative to informed consent for genetic testing and establishing a committee to study issues relating to the use of medical testing in underwriting insurance and a committee to study the need for standards to protect the privacy of customer information in the financial services industry. Became Law
• HB 1590 relative to prohibiting a zoning ordinance from a residential preexisting nonconforming property owner's ability to rebuild after a fire loss. Interim Study
• HB 1591-FN-LOCAL establishing a defined contribution retirement option in the New Hampshire retirement system. Interim Study
• HB 1592 relative to the display of the United States flag. Became Law
• HB 1593-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the provision allowing operators to retain 3 percent of meals and rooms taxes collected and establishing the local option of a 4 percent rooms tax. Died
• HB 1594-FN relative to the allocation of moneys in the tobacco use prevention fund. Became Law
• HB 1595-FN establishing a committee to study issues relating to foster parenting and establishing a transitional housing pilot program for certain children living in foster care. Died
• HB 1596 establishing a committee to study deadlines for the completion of work in the legislative process. Died
• HB 1597 relative to passage of fiscal note bills which do not contain an accompanying fiscal analysis. Died
• HB 1598-LOCAL relative to fluoride in drinking water. Died
• HB 1599-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a prescription drug payment assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 1601-FN-LOCAL relative to the procedure for the setting of tax rates by the commissioner of revenue administration. Died
• HB 1602-FN establishing the New Hampshire task force on deafness and hearing loss. Became Law
• HB 1603 establishing a committee to study the ages at which persons under 21 years of age become subject to state laws. Died
• HB 1604-FN-LOCAL establishing the position of state animal control officer. Interim Study
• HB 1605-FN-LOCAL relative to the adoption of a state building code. Died
• HB 1606-FN establishing the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, intervention, and treatment. Became Law
• HB 1607 establishing a study committee to consider legislation reducing to zero the number of persons with developmental disabilities and persons with brain injuries in the state who are not receiving or have not received Medicaid services. Became Law
• HB 1608-FN-LOCAL relative to minors and smoking. Died
• HB 1609 establishing a commission to study issues of diversity, immigration, and English as a second language in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1610-FN regulating indoor tanning facilities. Interim Study
• HB 1611 relative to retail selling. Became Law
• HB 1612-FN establishing a state office of privacy. Interim Study
• HB 1613 exempting police officers on bicycles from certain motor vehicle laws and rules. Became Law
• HB 1614 naming 2 bridges. Became Law
• HB 1615-LOCAL relative to the application of a local per capita income weighting factor to the education property tax. Died
• HB 1616-FN relative to registration fees for certain construction equipment vehicles. Became Law
• HB 1617-FN relative to suspension of a driver's license for sufficient cause, and establishing a study committee to define the meaning of "misconduct, misuse, or abuse of such driving privileges." Became Law
• HB 1618 relative to requiring legislative approval for mergers, acquisitions, or restructuring of certain electric utility corporations. Interim Study
• HB 1619-FN relative to school employee and volunteer background investigations. Interim Study
• HB 1620-FN relative to driver record information. Died
• HB 1621-FN allowing administrative home confinement for habitual offenders. Became Law
• HB 1622-LOCAL making the requirement that a deputy town clerk have his or her domicile within the town optional, ratifying any annual town meeting held prior to the effective date of this act that is of questionable legality solely due to the town having a nonresident deputy town clerk, and relative to the simultaneous holding of certain town offices. Became Law
• HB 1623 relative to the disclosure of customer financial information by financial institutions. Died
• HB 1624 relative to administrative rules concerning sales of pari-mutuel pools. Interim Study
• HB 1625 requiring the attorney general to initiate a declaratory judgment action concerning record title matters of the Green Hills subdivision in the town of Raymond. Interim Study
• HB 1626-FN establishing a program to rebate certain excessive property tax payments of eligible taxpayers. Died
• HB 1627 relative to the exchange of certain land in the town of Rindge. Became Law
• HB 1628-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a reformed public school financing system for ensuring educational adequacy for all children; establishing a state public education assistance system funded solely with state tax revenues, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 2000-FN-LOCAL relative to a 10-year transportation plan, establishing a committee to study the transportation plan projects, relative to proposed toll booths in the city of Nashua, and relative to alternatives to the statewide toll booth system. Became Law

House resolutions 25

• HR 1 adopting the rules of the 1998 legislative session and providing that house rules may be amended by a majority of the house on or before March 11, 1999. 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 1999 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 or any other circumstance. Adopted by the House
• HR 9 urging the federal government to make full funding of the Land and Resource Management Plan its highest priority regarding its ownership and management of the White Mountain National Forest. Adopted by the House
• HR 10 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2000 and 2001. Adopted by the House
• HR 11 memorializing State Representative Paul E. St. Hilaire of Berlin. Adopted by the House
• HR 12 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of HB 536, as amended. Adopted by the House
• HR 20 urging Congress to pass a pending resolution proposing an amendment to the United States Constitution relating to voluntary school prayer. Died
• HR 21 memorializing State Representative Kenneth J. MacDonald of Wolfeboro. Adopted by the House
• HR 22 memorializing State Representative Paul A. Golden of Center Barnstead. Adopted by the House
• HR 23 memorializing State Representative Marie C. Hawkinson of Berlin. Adopted by the House
• HR 24 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of HB 1628- FN-A-LOCAL, "An act establishing a reformed public school financing system for ensuring educational adequacy for all children; establishing a state public education assistance system funded solely with state tax revenues, and making an appropriation therefor." Died
• HR 25 memorializing State Representative Frank M. Schanda of Newmarket. Adopted by the House
• HR 26 honoring New Hampshire Public Radio and New Hampshire Public Television. Adopted by the House
• HR 27 honoring the House Judiciary Committee Adopted by the House
• HR 50 authorizing and directing the house judiciary committee to investigate whether cause exists for the impeachment of David A. Brock, chief justice, and/or any other justice of the New Hampshire supreme court. Adopted by the House
• HR 51 recommending impeachment of supreme court chief justice David A. Brock. Adopted by the House
• HR 52 recommending that no article of impeachment be brought against supreme court justice Sherman D. Horton, Jr. Adopted by the House
• HR 53 recommending that no article of impeachment be brought against supreme court justice John T. Broderick, Jr. Adopted by the House
• HR 54 appointing House managers to conduct the impeachment against Justice David A. Brock. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 29

• HCR 1 encouraging an increased distribution of federal money out of the military budget to the states sufficient to meet domestic needs. Died
• HCR 2 recognizing students who display good behavior in the public schools. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 3 urging the federal government to fund 100 percent of the total cost of special education programs and services nationwide. Died
• HCR 4 urging the U.S. Secretary of Transportation to include U.S. Route 2 as a border corridor highway. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 5 encouraging New Hampshire Public Radio to extend its broadcast signal to northern areas of New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 6 calling on the President and the Congress to fully fund the federal government's share of the average per pupil expenditure in public elementary and secondary schools in the United States under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 7 urging the federal government not to adopt rules requiring financial institutions to monitor their customers' banking habits. Died
• HCR 8 urging improvements to the Kyoto Protocol prior to its implementation. Died
• HCR 9 encouraging greater health care choices for Medicaire eligible citizens throughout New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 10 requesting Congress to give priority to preserving Social Security and ensuring that it continues as universal and mandatory for all workers. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 11 urging Congress and the Internal Revenue Service to modify tax laws to broaden the ability of taxpayers to make tax-deductible contributions to Nuclear Decommissioning Reserve Funds. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 12 urging the United States Congress to enact legislation which prohibits the federal government from recouping state tobacco settlement funds. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 13 urging the selection of a final design for the New Hampshire commemorative quarter which includes the state motto "live free or die, 9 stars representing New Hampshire as the ninth state to ratify the United States Constitution, and the Old Man of the Mountain." Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 20 urging Congress to stop the collection of certain kinds of information from patients in a home health care setting. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 21 urging the federal government to increase the pay to all active and retired military personnel. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 22 urging the federal government to ensure that defense appropriations are spent in support of defense programs. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 23 urging the United States Congress to allow greater state and local regulation of cable television services and greater choice for cable television subscribers. Died
• HCR 24 relative to integration of people with disabilities. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 25 opposing the President's action to establish vast roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest without the consultation or input of the New Hampshire citizenry. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 26 relative to the redistricting of the town of Alexandria following the 2000 census. Died
• HCR 27 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. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 28 requesting the New Hampshire supreme court to rule on whether part first, article 6 and part second, article 83 of the New Hampshire constitution are in conflict. Died
• HCR 29 promoting the development and implementation of a financial literacy curriculum for primary school pupils in New Hampshire. Died
• HCR 30 urging the United States Environmental Protection Agency to adopt recently proposed new emission standards for heavy-duty vehicles, at least as stringent as originally proposed, and to adopt a second phase of emission standards for heavy-duty vehicles and reductions in the sulfur content of highway diesel fuel. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 31 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to take action to keep the international border crossing between the United States and Canada, in the town of Pittsburg, New Hampshire, open 24 hours a day. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 32 urging the President and the Secretary of Energy to release certain amounts of petroleum from the nation's petroleum reserve. Died
• HCR 33 establishing a joint New Hampshire-Vermont legislative cooperative effort regarding the Connecticut river. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 34 urging Congress to investigate the rising prices of gasoline and diesel fuel and take appropriate action to decrease prices to consumers. Died
• HCR 35 urging the United States Food and Drug Administration to defer its proposed rules requiring pasteurization for apple cider and consider adoption of alternative processing standards. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 36

• CACR 1 relating to the rulemaking authority of the supreme court. Providing that supreme court rules are effective only when not inconsistent with statute. Died
• CACR 2 relating to supreme court rules. Providing that supreme court rules may not be inconsistent with statutes. Died
• CACR 3 relating to requiring that the attorney general be elected by the legislature. Providing that the attorney general be chosen by joint ballot of the senators and representatives. Died
• CACR 4 relating to the election of the attorney general by the people. Providing that the attorney general shall be elected by the people every 2 years in the state general election. Died
• CACR 5 relating to voting and elective rights of incarcerated felons. Providing that any person who has been convicted of a felony may be denied the right to vote for any or all of the time between conviction and final discharge of sentence, as provided by law. Died
• CACR 6 relating to municipalities' home rule. Providing that municipalities shall have home rule authority to exercise such powers which are not prohibited by the state constitution, state statute, or common law. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
• CACR 7 relating to the size of the legislature and the salary for legislators. Providing that the size of the house of representatives be reduced and the article related to the compensation of the legislature be removed from the constitution. Died
• CACR 8 relating to legislative review of any broad-based tax enacted after January 1, 1999. Providing that any broad-based tax enacted after January 1, 1999 shall be subject to legislative review every 2 years. Died
• CACR 9 relating to certain statewide taxes dedicated to funding public education. Providing that all revenues raised by a state income tax, statewide property tax, sales tax, or gross receipts tax shall be dedicated to funding public education. Died
• CACR 10 relating to restricting the use of a statewide property tax and all funds deposited into the education trust fund to education funding. Providing that all revenues resulting from a statewide property tax and all funds deposited into the education trust fund shall be used exclusively for elementary and secondary education. Died
• CACR 11 relating to the use of lottery revenues for educational purposes. Providing that lottery revenues be distributed directly to the governing body of the city or town. Died
• CACR 12 relating to a 4-year term for the office of governor. Providing that beginning in the year 2002, the governor shall be elected every 4 years. Died
• CACR 13 relating to the administrative office of the courts. Providing that there shall be an independent administrative office of the courts; that rulemaking authority shall be transferred from the chief justice of the supreme court to the administrative office of the courts; and that the actions of the administrative office of the courts shall be subject to the approval of the legislature. Died
• CACR 14 relating to increasing the executive council membership and the number of executive council districts. Providing that the executive council shall be increased from 5 to 10 members, and the number of executive council districts shall be increased from 5 to 10. Died
• CACR 15 relating to the establishment of an indirect initiative petition process. Providing that proposed laws may be submitted to the legislature by citizen petition. Died
• CACR 16 relating to establishing a restricted education trust fund; establishing a maximum rate on an income tax, and dedicating income tax revenues to education. Providing an education trust fund be established, that revenues from a state-run lottery and revenues from the imposition of an income tax shall be deposited into the education trust fund, and that the moneys in such trust fund shall be used exclusively to provide relief from local school property taxes and to fund the state's duty to cherish the interest of public schools under Article 83, Part 2 of the New Hampshire constitution, and shall not be transferred or diverted to any other purpose. Died
• CACR 17 relating to the state's responsibility to provide to all citizens the opportunity for a public education. Providing that the general court 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 all citizens the opportunity for a public education by exercising its power to levy assessments, rates, and taxes, or by delegating this power, in whole or part, to a political subdivision, provided that upon delegation, such assessments, rates, and taxes are proportional and reasonable throughout the state or the political subdivision in which they are imposed. Died
• CACR 18 relating to jury trials in child custody proceedings. Providing that there shall be a right to a jury trial in all proceedings involving child custody. Died
• CACR 19 relating to 5-year renewable terms for all state judges and the age limit for state judges and county sheriffs. Providing that all state judges be commissioned for renewable 5-year terms and that there shall be no age limit for state judges and county sheriffs. Died
• CACR 20 relating to the election of governor and senators. Providing that beginning with the 2002 general election, and every 4 years thereafter, the governor and senators shall be elected. Died
• CACR 21 relating to gender neutral language in the constitution. Providing that all references to persons in the constitution shall be gender neutral. Died
• CACR 22 relating to 7-year terms for state judges. Providing that all state judges appointed on or after January 1, 2001 be commissioned for 7-year terms, which may be renewed. Died
• CACR 23 [New Title] relating to the responsibility and authority of the general court to determine the content, extent, and funding of a public education and the use of monies received from the enactment of a new personal income tax. Providing that (a) If the general court enacts a new personal income tax, all monies received from such income tax and all the interest received on such monies shall, after deducting the necessary costs of administration, be appropriated and used exclusively to fulfill the state's duty to cherish the interest of public schools under article 83 of part second, and no part of such monies shall be transferred or diverted to any other purpose whatsoever. (b) The general court shall have the authority to determine the content, extent, and funding of a public education and that the state may fulfill its responsibility to provide to all citizens the opportunity for a public education by exercising its power to levy assessments, rates, and taxes, or by delegating this power, in whole or part, to a political subdivision; provided that upon delegation, such assessments, rates, and taxes are proportional and reasonable throughout the state or the political subdivision in which they are imposed. Died
• CACR 24 relating to county attorneys. Providing that county attorney positions be abolished. Died
• CACR 25 relating to the election of governor, executive councilors, and senators. Providing that the governor, executive councilors, and senators shall be elected every 4 years. Died
• CACR 26 relating to the state's duty to assure the opportunity for an adequate primary and secondary public education to all pupils in the state. Providing that the state shall have the duty to assure the opportunity for an adequate primary and secondary public education to all pupils in the state; the nature and means of the fulfillment of such duty shall be determined by the legislature and judicial review shall be limited to whether or not there is any rational basis therefor; the legislature shall have exclusive authority to determine and fund the costs or to delegate the authority to impose assessments, rates, and taxes for education to political subdivisions, which if so delegated shall be deemed local and shall be proportional and reasonable within the political subdivision in which they are imposed. Died
• CACR 30 relating to judicial retirement. Providing that a judge may serve after age 70 if appointed by governor and council to a 5-year renewable term. Died
• CACR 31 relating to the constitutional duty of the legislature concerning the interest of literature and the sciences. Providing that the legislature shall no longer have the constitutional duty to promote the interest of literature and the sciences. Died
• CACR 32 relating to the size of the general court. Providing that provisions mandating the size of the general court shall be removed from the constitution and shall be established by statute. Died
• CACR 33 relating to meetings of the legislature. Providing that the legislature shall assemble biennially. Died
• CACR 34 relating to money raised by taxation. Providing that the provision prohibiting money raised by taxation from being granted or applied for the use of schools or institutions of any religious sect or denomination shall be removed from the constitution. Died
• CACR 35 relating to malfeasance and crime in state agencies. Providing that a permanent grand jury shall be established to review and investigate all actions by agencies of the state of New Hampshire and all indictments arising therefrom shall be prosecuted promptly and without delay. Died
• CACR 36 relating to voting rights of homeowners. Providing that every person shall be considered an inhabitant for the purposes of voting relating to the raising of money in any town, ward, or unincorporated place where the person has his or her domicile or owns a residence. Died
• CACR 37 relating to the right to privacy. Providing that an individual's right to live free from governmental interference in private or personal matters is fundamental. Interim Study
• CACR 38 Relating to: use of highway fund revenues. Providing that: an amount not to exceed 9 percent of highway revenues shall be used to maintain and improve New Hampshire's rail infrastructure. Died
• CACR 39 relating to the funding of public education. Providing that the state shall fund an amount not less than 30 percent of the total annual statewide cost of public education for kindergarten through grade 12 and that the general court shall have the power to apportion this amount by statute; that the state shall support access to a continuum of educational opportunities including early childhood and postsecondary education at a financial level to be deemed appropriate by statute; and that beginning April 1, 2001, no property tax in any form shall be used to fund the state's obligation to cherish and support public education. Died

Senate bills 394

• SB 11-FN relative to the filing fee for securities in a combined prospectus offered for sale in New Hampshire by a mutual fund. Died
• SB 12-FN-A relative to the World War II memorial campaign and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 13 establishing a committee to study joint maintenance agreements in school districts. Became Law
• SB 14 establishing a committee to study the impact of federal welfare reform on the cities and towns of New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 15-FN-A creating a position within the insurance department and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 16 relative to revocation of wills by divorce. Became Law
• SB 17 relative to funeral arrangements. Became Law
• SB 18 relative to the rulemaking authority of the state board of education regarding certain educational personnel. Became Law
• SB 19 extending the reporting date of the state substance abuse treatment delivery system committee. Became Law
• SB 20 relative to soliciting or selling tickets to entertainment or sports events on public ways. Became Law
• SB 21 relative to domestic animals. Became Law
• SB 22 relative to the pilot program relative to the administration of medication in residential care facilities. Became Law
• SB 23 urging the President and Congress to extend the Older Americans Act for a 3-year period. Died
• SB 24 extending the application of certain provisions of the child protection act to all children in out-of-home placements. Became Law
• SB 25 expanding the waiver of administration under the law regarding decedents' estates. Became Law
• SB 26 establishing a committee to study trustee process. Became Law
• SB 27 relative to assessment fee schedules for trust companies and banks. Became Law
• SB 28 relative to food production and distribution and food service licensure. Became Law
• SB 29-LOCAL relative to the proper sheltering of dogs. Became Law
• SB 30 relative to the cruelty to animals law. Became Law
• SB 31-LOCAL allowing property taxpayers to choose whether to participate in the funding of nonprofit organizations through their property taxes. Died
• SB 32 exempting employers of certain part-time contractors from providing unemployment compensation, and establishing a study committee to analyze ways to reconcile inconsistencies within the statues with regard to independent contractors. Became Law
• SB 33 requiring workers' compensation indemnity benefits to be paid on the same date each month. Died
• SB 34 requiring at least two crew members on trains. Died
• SB 35 establishing a study committee to investigate motor vehicle inspection requirements. Died
• SB 36-FN-A [New Title] relative to salary increases for direct care providers for persons with developmental and acquired disabilities. Became Law
• SB 37-FN relative to fees for testing of domestic animals for disease. Became Law
• SB 38 relative to the optional term for election of a cooperative school district moderator. Became Law
• SB 39 eliminating the voting column for vice-president on the presidential primary ballot. Died
• SB 40 relative to the health care fund. Died
• SB 41 clarifying references in provisions relating to hunting and fishing licenses for members of the United States army, navy, marines, air force, and coast guard. Became Law
• SB 42-LOCAL establishing a committee to study safety improvements at the U.S. Route 1 traffic circle in the city of Portsmouth. Became Law
• SB 43 creating a commission to research making Hilton Park in the city of Dover property of that city. Died
• SB 44-FN relative to physician aid-in-dying for certain persons suffering from a terminal condition. Died
• SB 45-FN-A allowing a waiver of interest for the time period of an extension of the date of payment of the legacies and successions tax. Became Law
• SB 46-FN relative to the applicability of mooring permit requirements Died
• SB 47-FN relative to restoring certain leave time for a conservation officer injured while on duty on August 19, 1997. Became Law
• SB 48 relative to establishing an adequate education and education financing reform commission and relative to state grants for educational adequacy for fiscal years 2000 and 2001, and making appropriations therefor. Died
• SB 49-FN-A-LOCAL relative to establishing the cost of an adequate education, and relative to creating a commission to study the methodology used in establishing the cost of an adequate education, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 50-FN-LOCAL relative to the state's responsibility to provide an adequate education. Died
• SB 51-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a referendum for a new taxation plan to fund public education. Died
• SB 52 requiring insurance coverage for infertility treatments. Interim Study
• SB 53-FN relative to licensure of physicians providing teleradiology services in this state. Became Law
• SB 54-FN relative to partial birth abortion. Died
• SB 55 relative to health insurance for persons who use tobacco products. Died
• SB 56 amending the law relative to who may adopt. Became Law
• SB 57 permitting challenges to judges. Died
• SB 58 allowing clinical mental health counselors to obtain third party payment for services rendered which would otherwise qualify for such payments. Became Law
• SB 59-LOCAL relative to bonding of animal owners convicted of animal cruelty. Became Law
• SB 60 establishing a committee to study the licensure of radiographers and radiologic technologists. Became Law
• SB 61 relative to the definition of ski craft. Died
• SB 62-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the acquisition of Umbagog Lake Campground in Cambridge, New Hampshire, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 63 relative to applicability of workers' compensation to persons employed by 2 or more employers. Died
• SB 64 relative to powers of appointment. Became Law
• SB 65 establishing a study committee to review field activities conducted by the department of health and human services relative to children, youth and families. Became Law
• SB 66 relative to structured settlements. Died
• SB 67 limiting liability resulting from the use of automatic external defibrillation. Became Law
• SB 68 establishing minimum 300 foot buffer zones around sensitive areas from application of herbicides, authorizing a study of environmental effects from residual herbicides and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 69-LOCAL relative to health care charitable trusts and community benefits. Became Law
• SB 70 relative to prevention of MTBE contamination of drinking water and groundwater. Became Law
• SB 71 prohibiting the use of MTBE as an additive in gasoline. Died
• SB 72 exempting certain portions of Seabrook Beach Village District and certain portions of Hampton Beach from certain provisions of the excavating, filling, and construction permit laws. Died
• SB 73 relative to eligibility for off-premise liquor licenses. Died
• SB 74 relative to the rulemaking authority of the real estate commission concerning practices relating to certain dwellings. Became Law
• SB 75 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a permit system for vessels registered in another state temporarily using the waters of New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 76-LOCAL establishing a pilot program allowing certain economically depressed municipalities to offer tax exemptions to foster public accommodation and industrial construction. Became Law
• SB 77 relative to authorized regional enrollment area schools. Became Law
• SB 78 relative to contract requirements between a paid solicitor and a charitable trust. Became Law
• SB 79 requiring vendors who operate electronic customer service terminals to disclose to customers if they place floor holds on or charge other fees to the bank accounts of customers using ATM cards at such terminals. Died
• SB 80 adding the name of Martin Luther King, Jr. to Civil Rights Day. Became Law
• SB 81 permitting the city of Manchester to issue bonds to finance unfunded liability of the city's employee pension system. Became Law
• SB 82 relative to the termination of employees. Died
• SB 83 relative to the regulation of the practice of veterinary medicine. Became Law
• SB 84 relative to eligibility for welfare benefits. Died
• SB 85-FN including the judiciary as a public employer under the public employee labor relations act. Interim Study
• SB 86 relative to enforcement of the collection and payment of county taxes by the county treasurer. Became Law
• SB 87 relative to the authority of the auxiliary marine patrol. Died
• SB 88-FN relative to penalties for third driving while intoxicated offenses. Interim Study
• SB 89-LOCAL relative to library trustees. Became Law
• SB 90 establishing a committee to study and investigate the needs for small business loans to pay for technical improvements for persons working at home. Died
• SB 91 designating segments of the Cold River as protected under the rivers management and protection program. Became Law
• SB 92-FN relative to education grants funded by the companion animal neutering fund. Died
• SB 93 relative to self-service storage facility liens. Became Law
• SB 94 relative to absentee voter affidavits. Died
• SB 95 relative to uninsured motor vehicle coverage. Died
• SB 96 relative to pre-approval of payment of medical services by workers' compensation insurers. Died
• SB 97 [New Title] relative to charitable trusts which are institutional funds. Became Law
• SB 98 relative to a counselor's duty to report child abuse. Died
• SB 99 allowing the same interest rates and charges on small loans under $1,500 as is allowed on small loans over $l,500. Became Law
• SB 100-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a pilot program to provide homeless people with free meals in exchange for volunteer work and continually appropriating certain funds for this purpose. Died
• SB 101 relative to landlord-tenant obligations. Died
• SB 102 relative to payment of the premium tax. Became Law
• SB 103 making certain changes in the insurance laws. Died
• SB 104 making a variety of changes in certain insurance laws. Became Law
• SB 105 relative to continuation of coverage of health insurance. Became Law
• SB 106 relative to continuing education for insurance adjusters. Died
• SB 107 relative to fees for examination of domestic societies and foreign societies. Became Law
• SB 108 relative to the co-management of patients with primary open-angle glaucoma and establishing a glaucoma co-management committee. Died
• SB 109 deleting the witnessing requirement for notices of lease. Became Law
• SB 110 allowing for discharges of mortgages by affidavit of a New Hampshire attorney. Became Law
• SB 111 relative to requirements for acknowledgements and jurats by justices of the peace. Became Law
• SB 112 relative to the guardianship of minors. Became Law
• SB 113 establishing a division of travel and tourism development within the department of resources and economic development. Became Law
• SB 114 relative to health care carrier disclosure of third party liability. Became Law
• SB 115 relative to participation by certain judges in the state employee group health and dental insurance programs. Died
• SB 116 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
• SB 117 relative to the duties of the board of trustees of the community-technical college system and relative to reports made to the commissioner of the regional community-technical college system. Became Law
• SB 118 relative to requirements for retail installment contracts for motor vehicle sales. Became Law
• SB 119 relative to the withdrawal of a pupil from school. Became Law
• SB 120-FN relative to the health services planning and review board. Died
• SB 121 requiring reports to the department of justice following certain DWI arrests and refusals to take alcohol concentration tests. Died
• SB 122 allowing certain prisoners to earn good conduct credits reducing such person's minimum sentence. Died
• SB 123 allowing nontestamentary transfer on death of mutual fund shares under the uniform transfer on death (TOD) security registration act. Died
• SB 124 establishing a committee to study the integration of technology at the state, county, and municipal level. Became Law
• SB 125 placing restrictions on name changes for certain felons. Died
• SB 126 requiring approval of the superior court or, in the case of workers' compensation, the labor commissioner, as a precondition to transfer of any structured settlement payment rights. Died
• SB 127-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a local property tax education homestead allowance against school taxes on residential real estate, establishing a fund to reimburse municipalities for such exemptions, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
• SB 128 [2nd New Title] replacing the housing assistance trust fund with a homeless prevention fund. Became Law
• SB 129-LOCAL requiring school districts to disclose any reimbursements received to offset special education expenditures. Became Law
• SB 130 establishing a committee to study issues regarding procedures and standards for selection and supervision of court-appointed guardians ad litem. Became Law
• SB 131-FN-A changing the name of the office of travel and tourism to the office of travel and tourism development, and updating outdated references to the office of vacation travel. Became Law
• SB 132 requiring a review of public safety communications requirements regarding the summit of Mount Kearsarge, establishing an advisory committee regarding the review, and placing a moratorium until July 1, 2001 on new leases, use permits, or extensions of lease or permit terms for telecommunication facilities on the summit of Mount Kearsarge. Died
• SB 133-FN establishing a process for reviewing judges. Died
• SB 134-FN relative to medicaid reimbursement rates and dental care. Died
• SB 135-FN relative to water supply land protection grants. Became Law
• SB 136-FN allowing certain state employees to take paid leave to participate in disaster relief service work. Became Law
• SB 137-FN relative to use of social security numbers in child support enforcement and in the issuance of driver's licenses. Died
• SB 138 relative to joint tenancy with rights of survivorship. Became Law
• SB 139 relative to self-proved wills and making reference changes. Became Law
• SB 140 relative to ear piercing. Became Law
• SB 141 relative to information not subject to the right-to-know law. Became Law
• SB 142 establishing a process for appeal of decisons of the executive director of fish and game. Died
• SB 143-FN relative to penalties for incest. Became Law
• SB 144 relative to qualifications for members of the fish and game commission. Died
• SB 145-FN-A relative to state financial aid for state fairs, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 146 granting district courts exclusive jurisdiction over actions involving certain real estate purchase deposits held in escrow accounts. Died
• SB 147 relative to self-referrals for chiropractic care under managed care organizations. Became Law
• SB 148 relative to the content of personnel files of police officers. Died
• SB 149-FN regulating the practice of hypnotherapy. Died
• SB 150 making certain reference changes to the department of youth development services. Became Law
• SB 151 relative to assignment of judges. Died
• SB 152-LOCAL relative to the procedures for establishing a charter school. Became Law
• SB 153-FN-A requiring that a percentage of profits derived by the liquor commission be placed into and continually appropriated to a special fund for alcohol education and abuse prevention and treatment programs. Became Law
• SB 154 relative to wildlife species under the endangered species conservation act. Died
• SB 155 relative to the naming of certain bridges in the city of Concord. Became Law
• SB 156 granting the commissioner of transportation authority to layout and approve the construction of a restricted use driveway onto a public highway in Canterbury and creating a legislative study committee to consider options for addressing the development of major projects which have statewide or significant regional impacts, such as the New Hampshire International Speedway. Died
• SB 157 clarifying that a prisoner's right to vote absentee is in his or her town or city of former residence. Died
• SB 158-FN relative to definitions and penalties for indecent exposure and inclusion in certain sexual offender registry classifications. Became Law
• SB 159 relative to early reduction of greenhouse gases. Became Law
• SB 160 establishing a committee to study and identify or establish the duties of the fish and game commission. Became Law
• SB 161-LOCAL relative to amending the contributory pension system for employees of the city of Manchester and authorizing the town of Salem pension plan. Became Law
• SB 162 authorizing licensure and regulatory oversight of voluntary small employer health insurance purchasing alliances. Became Law
• SB 163 establishing a commission to study methods for reducing violent incidents involving children and guns. Became Law
• SB 164 relative to persons exempted from the registration of ophthalmic dispensers. Became Law
• SB 165 relative to the Uniform Trustees' Powers Act. Became Law
• SB 166 establishing a committee to study insurance coverage for certain physical, occupational, and speech therapies. Died
• SB 167 relative to off-label prescription drugs. Became Law
• SB 168 adopting a model statute included in the tobacco litigation master settlement agreement. Became Law
• SB 169-FN-A establishing a commission to study the department of health and human services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 170-FN-A establishing a Parents as Teachers Program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 171-FN relative to homelessness in New Hampshire. Died
• SB 172 relative to representation by a citizen in a court proceeding. Became Law
• SB 173-FN relative to optional allowances for beneficiaries of New Hampshire retirement system members. Became Law
• SB 174 relative to the regulation of telemarketers. Died
• SB 175-FN requiring insurance coverage for prescription contraceptive drugs and prescription contraceptive devices and for contraceptive services. Became Law
• SB 176-FN-A establishing a committee to study certain assistive technology services provided statewide. Became Law
• SB 177 allowing marriage and family therapists to obtain third party payment for services rendered which would otherwise qualify for such payments. Became Law
• SB 178-FN-A relative to appropriations to the port authority for dredging projects. Became Law
• SB 179-FN allowing for motor vehicle license suspension or revocation for certain minors. Died
• SB 180 establishing a committee to study the improvement of employment opportunities offered by the state of New Hampshire for persons with disabilities. Became Law
• SB 181-FN relative to the licensure of geologists. Interim Study
• SB 182-FN relative to eligibility for ordinary death benefits under the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 183-FN-A requiring the department of health and human services to make a biennial report on the health status of New Hampshire residents, relative to rates for pharmaceutical services, requiring the department to conduct a study, and establishing a subcommittee to study affordable health insurance for low-income working adults. Became Law
• SB 184-FN-A repealing the tax on nuclear station property. Died
• SB 185 [New Title] relative to the partition of real or personal property. Died
• SB 186-FN relative to additional cost of living adjustments and increased minimum allowances for certain retired group II members, and relative to requiring spousal acknowledgement of a member's election of an optional retirement allowance. Became Law
• SB 187-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of group health insurance premiums for eligible retired teachers and for certain active or retired group II members in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 188-LOCAL allowing school districts operating under the official ballot form of meeting to have more than one special meeting per year through court petition on an appropriation question or issue. Died
• SB 189-FN relative to the establishment of a civil rights act. Became Law
• SB 190-FN relative to grievance procedures of managed care entities. Died
• SB 191 relative to the New Hampshire higher educational and health facilities authority. Became Law
• SB 192 relative to vital records. Became Law
• SB 193-FN relative to holiday pay for certain state employees. Became Law
• SB 194-FN-A dedicating certain sums in the moose management fund for the payment for damage done by moose to certain trees. Died
• SB 195-FN-A appropriating funds for sludge testing. Became Law
• SB 196-FN-LOCAL relative to electric rate reduction financing. Interim Study
• SB 197-FN-A adding a duty to the committee to study the state substance abuse treatment delivery system. Became Law
• SB 198-FN relative to voluntary certification of persons installing or servicing propane gas or heating oil equipment. Became Law
• SB 199 establishing certain standards of accountability for health maintenance organizations and other entities providing health insurance through a managed care system. Died
• SB 200 relative to child day care licensing procedures. Became Law
• SB 201-FN reclassifying non-support as a felony under certain circumstances. Became Law
• SB 202-FN relative to collective bargaining rights of public employees. Interim Study
• SB 203-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing electronic games of chance at racetracks. Died
• SB 204 establishing the New Hampshire excellence in higher education endowment trust fund. Became Law
• SB 205-FN expanding medical coverage to pay dental assistance for adults on medicaid. Died
• SB 206-FN-A-LOCAL relative to distribution of tobacco settlement funds. Became Law
• SB 207 relative to authorizing bonds for the construction and renovation of regional vocational education centers. Died
• SB 208-FN establishing a "parents as scholars" program. Died
• SB 209-FN-LOCAL establishing a study committee on certain matters concerning superior court justices. Became Law
• SB 210-FN-LOCAL relative to payment by the state for certain court-ordered placements of special education students. Interim Study
• SB 211-FN-A reestablishing certain credits against the business profits tax. Died
• SB 212-FN requiring the insurance department to develop a plan to address the needs of persons with chronic illnesses and disabilities. Died
• SB 213-FN changing the name of the fish and game department to the wildlife department. Died
• SB 214-FN relative to the membership and staff of the health services planning and review board and relative to the definition of ambulatory surgical facility. Became Law
• SB 215 transferring certain responsibilities for shellfish harvesting and regulation. Became Law
• SB 216-FN allowing veterans the right to purchase credit in the retirement system for certain service in the armed forces. Died
• SB 217-FN relative to real estate brokers of other jurisdictions doing business in this state. Became Law
• SB 218-FN-LOCAL regulating the land application of sewage sludge. Died
• SB 219-FN-LOCAL [New Title] establishing a procedure for providing educational improvement assistance to local school districts and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 220-FN relative to the disclosure of child abuse and neglect information. Became Law
• SB 221-FN relative to competitive bidding for state construction contracts. Died
• SB 222-FN-A-LOCAL relative to guarantee of loans to local development organizations. Became Law
• SB 223-FN-A establishing a wellness and primary prevention council. Became Law
• SB 224 relative to notice requirements and recording of hearings in contested cases and relative to records and availability of transcripts of adjudicative hearings on occupational licensing. Became Law
• SB 225-FN relative to a pharmaceutical program for low income individuals. Interim Study
• SB 226-FN relative to the real estate practice act and the powers and duties of the real estate commission. Became Law
• SB 227-FN establishing a gambling business felony. Became Law
• SB 228-FN relative to spousal benefits upon the death of certain retired group II members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 229-FN-LOCAL relative to the supervision of juvenile delinquents on probation and parole and the operation and organization of the youth development center. Died
• SB 230 relative to interstate school districts. Became Law
• SB 231 [2nd New Title] relative to termination of water service from a water utility in the town of Pittsfield. Died
• SB 300 establishing a committee to study the administrative functions and procedures of the state court system. Died
• SB 301 relative to prohibiting the department of resources and economic development from selling to or making leases with certain entities on state park or state forest lands without prior approval by the general court. Died
• SB 302 relative to certain employment requirements for liquor licensees. Became Law
• SB 303 [New Title] relative to campaign contributions by business organizations. Died
• SB 304-LOCAL relative to emergency meetings in towns and school districts. Died
• SB 305 relative to payments to defeat eviction for nonpayment of rent. Became Law
• SB 306 relative to landlord access to a tenant's premises. Interim Study
• SB 307 relative to biosolids and short paper fiber. Became Law
• SB 308 relative to the adoption of a minor child by the grandparent or grandparents and relative to de novo appeals to the superior court in abuse and neglect proceedings before the family division of the courts. Became Law
• SB 309 relative to the criteria for awarding or modifying alimony. Died
• SB 310 relative to New Hampshire state-chartered banks and interstate banking. Became Law
• SB 311 relative to the recovery of public assistance. Became Law
• SB 312 relative to fluoride. Died
• SB 313 establishing a commission to study the relationship between postsecondary education and recipients of temporary assistance to needy families. Became Law
• SB 314 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of driver education programs by correspondence schools. Died
• SB 315 changing the form for writs of execution. Became Law
• SB 316 relative to "most favored nation" or "equally favored nation" provisions in insurance provider contracts. Became Law
• SB 317 allowing driver education correspondence courses to be accepted and approved by the department of safety. Died
• SB 318-FN relative to proposed joint maintenance agreements. Became Law
• SB 319 relative to interstate school districts. Became Law
• SB 320 relative to ratifying the Inter-Lakes cooperative school district meeting held on March 8, 2000; and relative to ratifying the Plainfield school district annual meeting held on March 10, 2000. Became Law
• SB 321 relative to a pupil's right to learn. Died
• SB 322 extending the needle exchange pilot program. Became Law
• SB 323 relative to ambulatory surgical facilities in service areas of rural hospitals. Became Law
• SB 324 relative to personal care services and providers. Became Law
• SB 325 relative to denial, revocation or suspension of a child care provider license, permit or registration for certain felony convictions. Became Law
• SB 326 relative to the joint health council. Died
• SB 327 relative to responsibility of the employee and perjury under workers' compensation. Became Law
• SB 328 making corrections to statutory references in certain fish and game laws. Became Law
• SB 329 relative to the display of tobacco products. Died
• SB 330 establishing a committee to study the impact of water withdrawals on instream flows and the impact of instream flow rules on entities that withdraw water or are affected by instream flows. Became Law
• SB 331 requiring a report from the public utilities commission and the department of environmental services evaluating whether existing regulatory structures encourage or discourage regional cooperation for water resources management and water conservation. Became Law
• SB 332 relative to risk-based capital for health organizations. Became Law
• SB 333 relative to signs for churches. Became Law
• SB 334 relative to credit unemployment insurance. Became Law
• SB 335 allowing physicians to make a report when a person is unfit to drive a motor vehicle. Interim Study
• SB 336 relative to the issuance of fire permits. Became Law
• SB 337-FN requiring any new resident applying for a permanent driver's license to be checked through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) for outstanding warrants or court defaults, as a precondition to issuance, and authorizing interest penalties on unpaid violations. Died
• SB 338 relative to trustee process. Became Law
• SB 339-FN relative to conducting a feasibility study of various alternatives to enhance safety at the traffic circle in the city of Portsmouth. Became Law
• SB 340 extending the reporting date of the committee to study the problems and possible regulation of outdoor lighting. Became Law
• SB 341 [New Title] extending the reporting date and changing the name of the committee to study the licensure of radiologic technologists. Became Law
• SB 342 extending the reporting date of the committee studying the impact of federal welfare reform on the cities and towns of New Hampshire. Died
• SB 343 relative to disclosures concerning sexual offenders in sales of real property. Died
• SB 344 relative to appointment of housing consumers to housing authority boards. Became Law
• SB 345 relative to real estate transfers. Died
• SB 346 relative to court appearances by certain business owners. Died
• SB 347-LOCAL relative to the contributory retirement system of the city of Manchester. Died
• SB 348 extending the committee to study the establishment of a permit system for vessels registered in another state temporarily using the waters of New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 349 relative to the sale of the marital residence in a domestic proceeding. Became Law
• SB 350 adding business development to the law governing industrial development authorities. Became Law
• SB 351 making certain changes in the laws relative to fraternal benefit societies and health service corporations. Became Law
• SB 352 repealing the equipment challenge grant program within the New Hampshire community-technical colleges. Became Law
• SB 353 relative to sales of insurance by financial institutions. Became Law
• SB 354 relative to an exemption from the seat belt law for passengers in motor vehicles in parades. Became Law
• SB 355 relative to name changes for criminal offenders. Became Law
• SB 356 extending the committee to study and identify or establish the duties of the fish and game commission. Became Law
• SB 357 extending the reporting date of the study committee reviewing field activities conducted by the department of health and human services in investigating reports of abuse and neglect. Became Law
• SB 358 relative to court reporting services. Became Law
• SB 359 establishing a committee to study the issues relative to manufactured housing parks in New Hampshire. Died
• SB 360 adopting a pupil safety and violence prevention act. Became Law
• SB 361 authorizing citizen suits to assure enforcement of New Hampshire's environmental statutes. Died
• SB 362 relative to the length of buses and single unit vehicles. Became Law
• SB 363 relative to the sale of malt beverages, direct shipper permits, and registration requirements for wine and liquor licenses. Became Law
• SB 364 relative to benefits for permanent bodily losses under workers' compensation. Became Law
• SB 365-LOCAL [New Title] relative to the adoption of bonds or notes in school districts and municipalities. Died
• SB 366-FN requiring an external financial audit of the university system of New Hampshire when the university system requests an appropriation that exceeds the prior appropriation by more than one percent. Died
• SB 367 establishing a prescription drug access study committee. Became Law
• SB 368 relative to insurance fraud. Became Law
• SB 369 establishing a committee to conduct a study on the need for standards to protect health information privacy. Died
• SB 370 relative to reflectors on bicycle pedals. Became Law
• SB 371-FN relative to staffing of state police vehicles patrolling highways at night. Died
• SB 372 relative to certain engineering businesses. Became Law
• SB 373-FN directing the public water access advisory board to prepare a report relating to the types of public access and recreational uses appropriate to different types of public bodies of water. Died
• SB 374 relative to the duties of the study committee on land management, protection of farmland, rural character, environmental quality, and sprawl. Died
• SB 375 relative to motor vehicle dealerships. Became Law
• SB 376 relative to the jurisdiction of the public utilities commission to determine consequential damages, and authorizing municipalities to jointly issue municipal revenue bonds for the purchase of hydro-electric generation facilities. Became Law
• SB 377 relative to peer support programs within the department of health and human services. Became Law
• SB 378 relative to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Became Law
• SB 379-FN relative to lottery scratch tickets. Became Law
• SB 380-FN-A relative to the availability of matching funds for improvements to South Fruit Street at Industrial Drive in the city of Concord. Died
• SB 381-FN relative to registration fees for off-highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
• SB 382 relative to appeals of release or detention orders Became Law
• SB 383 requiring the department of health and human services and insurers to make prompt payments. Became Law
• SB 384 [New Title] establishing a committee to study pollution prevention and pretreatment programs for reducing pollutant levels in sewage sludge. Interim Study
• SB 385-LOCAL relative to fees for copies of checklists. Died
• SB 386-FN-LOCAL relative to names on birth certificates and affidavits of paternity. Became Law
• SB 387-FN-LOCAL relative to proposed toll booths in the city of Nashua and relative to alternatives to the statewide toll booth system. Interim Study
• SB 388-FN-LOCAL assessing a surcharge on waste disposed at solid waste landfills and incinerators. Died
• SB 389-FN relative to medical benefits for group II members of the retirement system. Became Law
• SB 390-FN relative to vested deferred retirement benefits for group II members. Became Law
• SB 391-FN relative to criminal background checks for health care workers. Died
• SB 392-FN relative to the use of nonlapsed funds by the regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
• SB 393 relative to single producer licensing. Became Law
• SB 394-FN making miscellaneous changes in the insurance laws. Became Law
• SB 395-FN-LOCAL relative to creditable service for eligibility by retired teachers for payment of medical benefits. Interim Study
• SB 396-FN-A-LOCAL assessing a fee on water withdrawn for commercial purposes from water supply sources in the state and establishing a public water supply land protection fund. Interim Study
• SB 397-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation from the education trust fund for public kindergarten programs and relative to the adequate education grant amount and property tax warrant for the town of Orange. Became Law
• SB 398-FN relative to public boat access on Lake Sunapee. Died
• SB 399-FN-A making an appropriation to the fish and game department for the purposes of the wildlife damage control program. Interim Study
• SB 400-LOCAL relative to emergency medical and trauma services. Died
• SB 401-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the New Hampshire land and community heritage investment program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• SB 402-FN relative to employee reimbursement for work-related expenses. Became Law
• SB 403-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of agriculture, markets, and food for the inspection of apiaries and honeybee swarms. Became Law
• SB 404-FN relative to costs in utility proceedings. Died
• SB 405-FN-A-LOCAL relative to greyhound racing. Died
• SB 406-FN-LOCAL prohibiting the use of reformulated gasoline with watercraft on or in bodies of water that provide public water supplies. Died
• SB 407-FN-LOCAL relative to dog licensure. Became Law
• SB 408 establishing a committee to study the application of non-conventional veterinary procedures for domestic animals. Interim Study
• SB 409-FN relative to health insurance coverage of qualified clinical trials and establishing a committee to study the coverage for autologous bone marrow transplants. Became Law
• SB 410-FN-LOCAL relative to payment for overtime by salaried employees. Died
• SB 411-FN establishing the New Hampshire returnable beverage container law. Interim Study
• SB 412-FN adopting the "Court Integrity and Attorney's Independence Act.." Died
• SB 413-FN relative to confidentiality of addresses for victims of domestic violence, stalking, or sexual assault. Became Law
• SB 414-FN reorganizing the divisions of the department of corrections. Interim Study
• SB 415-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of group health insurance premiums for eligible retired members of the retirement system. Became Law
• SB 416-FN relative to licensure of dietitians. Became Law
• SB 417-FN-LOCAL allowing a beneficiary of an optional allowance under the New Hampshire retirement system to renounce his or her benefits. Became Law
• SB 418 relative to liquor liability insurance coverage. Interim Study
• SB 419-FN establishing the crime of negligent storage of a firearm. Became Law
• SB 420-FN increasing the penalty for people convicted of purposeful cruelty to animals taking place in front of children and with intent to intimidate them and relative to criminal threatening. Died
• SB 421-FN-A establishing a child day care program credit against the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Interim Study
• SB 422-FN relative to the housing security guarantee loan program. Became Law
• SB 423-FN-LOCAL relative to the New Hampshire state flag. Died
• SB 424 relative to controlled substances used for pain management. Became Law
• SB 425-FN relative to the private activity bond limit. Died
• SB 426-FN relative to boat dealers and repairers. Became Law
• SB 427-FN banning the sale or transfer of "Saturday night specials." Died
• SB 428-FN-A relative to the health care fund. Became Law
• SB 429-FN relative to claims before the state commission for human rights. Died
• SB 430-FN-A authorizing the sweepstakes commission to allow electronic bingo games. Died
• SB 431 relative to certain secondary vocational education programs. Became Law
• SB 432-FN-A [New Title] relative to state assistance for teachers applying for national board certification. Died
• SB 433 relative to the age at which a minor may purchase or possess handguns and ammunition. Died
• SB 434-FN-LOCAL [Second New Title] exempting soil that is contaminated by lead due to use as a shooting range from hazardous waste cleanup fund fees, provided cleanup is initiated and completed in accordance with applicable laws and requirements, and exempting the town of Tilton from hazardous waste cleanup fund fees associated with the removal of the municipal target range. Became Law
• SB 435-FN relative to providing emergency 911 access from on-campus student housing at all postsecondary educational institutions within the state. Interim Study
• SB 436-FN relative to revocation of drivers' licenses for causing a fatality and authorizing certain impaired driver intervention programs for restoration of driving privileges. Became Law
• SB 437-FN relative to retail selling. Died
• SB 438-FN relative to habitual simple assault. Died
• SB 439-FN relative to motor vehicle offenses resulting in serious bodily injury and relative to driver record information. Became Law
• SB 440 relative to after market parts. Died
• SB 441-FN relative to temporary orders in domestic situations where there has been no finding of abuse. Interim Study
• SB 442-FN establishing an equipment depository and disabled person's employment fund in the department of administrative services. Interim Study
• SB 443-FN relative to veterinarian reimbursement for the animal population control program. Became Law
• SB 444-FN relative to methadone maintenance treatment. Died
• SB 445-FN relative to methadone maintenance treatment and the licensing of limited retail drug distributors. Became Law
• SB 446 relative to the integration of information technology at the state, county and municipal levels. Became Law
• SB 447-FN relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Died
• SB 448 establishing a guardian ad litem board. Became Law
• SB 449-FN clarifying that employees in certain department of health and human services' positions are entitled to certain salaries and raises; increasing certain appropriations to the legislative branch for consultants; making fiscal year 2000 legislative branch appropriations nonlapsing until June 30, 2001; and appropriating funds to the legislative budget assistant and the department of revenue administration for tax modeling. Became Law
• SB 450-FN prohibiting the importation of tobacco products that violate federal law. Became Law
• SB 451 relative to site size standards for new school building construction. Died
• SB 452 increasing to $25 per game date the amount operators of bingo games may be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses. Became Law
• SB 453 relative to the expending of legacies or gifts and the transfer of funds by the regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
• SB 454 relative to penalties for engaging in the business of retail installment sales of motor vehicles after failure to renew a retail seller's license. Became Law
• SB 455 relative to campgrounds. Became Law
• SB 456 relative to testing newborns for deafness. Became Law
• SB 457 relative to ownership of certified public accounting firms. Interim Study
• SB 458-FN increasing the salary of the executive secretary of the retirement system and changing the title to executive director. Became Law
• SB 459 relative to uninsured or underinsured motorist insurance coverage. Became Law
• SB 460-FN establishing a grant program to reimburse eligible districts served by municipal waste combustors. Interim Study
• SB 461 establishing a committee to study the creation of a flag to honor all police departments in the state. Died
• SB 462-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a reformed public school financing system for ensuring educational adequacy for all children, and establishing a state public education assistance system funded solely with state tax revenues, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• SB 463 revising the uniform partnership act. Interim Study
• SB 464 relative to the use of municipal and school district facilities for stunt biking and relative to the sale of bicycles at public auction. Became Law
• SB 465-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of "sugar orchard" for purposes of the timber yield tax. Interim Study
• SB 466 relative to lot rent increases at manufactured housing parks. Interim Study
• SB 467 relative to the exemption from regulation of certain elevating devices. Became Law
• SB 468 relative to the family division of the courts and relative to the jurisdiction of the family division in Rockingham county. Died
• SB 469 relative to mutual insurance holding companies. Became Law
• SB 470 relative to the duties of the commission on the status of community - technical education. Became Law
• SB 471 relative to authorizing the town of Seabrook to establish a reserve fund for tax stabilization related to the decommissioning of the Seabrook nuclear plant; relative to ratifying certain annual meetings in Newfields, Salisbury and Milan; and relative to amending the Hampton Beach village district charter. Became Law
• SB 472 relative to final authorization of electric rate reduction financing and commission action. Became Law

Senate resolutions 14

• SR 1 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 51-FN-A-LOCAL. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 2 urging the President of the United States and Congress to prohibit federal recoupment of state tobacco settlement recoveries. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 3 urging the Federal Communications Commission to act favorably and promptly on the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission's petition for relief concerning telephone area code conservation measures. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 4 calling on the President and the Congress to fully fund the federal government's share of the average per pupil expenditure in public elementary and secondary schools in the United States under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 5 urging Congress to authorize construction of the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. to begin immediately. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 6 a resolution expressing shock and sympathy to the people of Littleton, Colorado over the killing and injuring of students at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 7 declaring that any deficit in the education trust fund be financed with new sources of revenue and not through reductions to appropriations in the state operating budget. Died
• SR 8 declaring that any deficit in the education trust fund be financed with new sources of revenue and not through reductions to appropriations in the state operating budget. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 9 urging the President and Congress to extend the Older Americans Act for a 3-year period. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 10 urging the United States Congress to pass the Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 12 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 365-LOCAL, as amended. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 13 requesting an opinion of the justices on the constitutionality of SB 462-FN-A-LOCAL "An act establishing a reformed public school financing system for ensuring educational adequacy for all children; establishing a state public education assistance system funded solely with state tax revenues, and making an appropriation therefor." Adopted by the Senate
• SR 14 relative to heating oil prices and the state match requirement for the federal Weatherization Program. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 15 relative to redistricting of the town of Alexandria following the 2000 census. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 7

• SCR 1 urging the supreme court to issue a prompt ruling on certain specific issues transferred to the court by the public utilities commission on February 20, 1998. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 2 urging the President and Congress to strengthen the finances of Social Security. Died
• SCR 3 rescinding the 1979 call for a federal constitutional convention. Died
• SCR 4 [New Title] urging the federal government to establish a new zip code for the town of Madbury. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 5 urging the New England states and New York to consider cooperative strategies to address the challenge of the high cost of prescription medicines. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 6 urging the President and Congress to address the challenge of high prescription medication prices. Adopted by both chambers
• SCR 7 urging the federal government to consider the impacts on New Hampshire and the smaller states of interstate waste legislation. Interim Study

House joint resolutions 17

• HJR 1 requesting that the federal government prohibit the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or other federal agency from introducing wolf populations to the northeastern United States, especially New Hampshire. Died
• HJR 2 urging that federal air pollution programs not punish early adopters of air pollution control technology. Became Law
• HJR 3 urging ISO-New England to adopt policies furthering the state's interest in electric utility restructuring. Became Law
• HJR 4 urging the federal government to support telephone number conservation. Died
• HJR 5 requiring the attorney general to bring suit or to join with other states bringing 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 6 encouraging the revitalization of the northern rail corridor from Concord to Lebanon and recognizing its interim recreational uses. Became Law
• HJR 7 supporting the continued management of the White Mountain National Forest for multiple uses as a part of the National Forest System. Became Law
• HJR 8 urging the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to change the structure of the New England Independent System Operator (ISO). Became Law
• HJR 9 urging the United States Congress and federal Environmental Protection Agency to eliminate federal requirements for oxygenate additives for gasoline. Became Law
• HJR 10 requiring that the United States Marine Corps flag be flown over the state house every November 10 to honor the birth of the Corps. Became Law
• HJR 20 urging the United States Congress to fully fund the Ricky Ray Hemophilia Relief Fund Act for HIV victims. Became Law
• HJR 21 calling for changes in the federal Clean Air Act regarding best available control technology and lowest achievable emission rate. Became Law
• HJR 22 relative to the unintended consequences of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997. Became Law
• HJR 23 urging the executive branch to negotiate an expedient settlement resolving the Claremont dispute. Died
• HJR 24 urging the United States Environmental Protection Agency and Congress to work with the northeastern states and gasoline refiners to authorize the use of a regional gasoline containing less or no MTBE additive and to promptly eliminate Clean Air Act requirements for oxygenates in gasoline. Became Law
• HJR 25 urging the United States Secretary of Agriculture, the Director of the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy to revise regulations to permit the controlled, experimental cultivation of industrial hemp in New Hampshire. Died
• HJR 26 urging Congress to pass legislation ensuring improved access to local television for households in unserved and underserved rural areas. Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 1

• SJR 1 concerning the status of the White Mountain National Forest within the U.S. Forest Service's forest management plan. Became Law

HA 1

• HA 1 for the removal of David A. Brock, chief justice of the New Hampshire supreme court, from his said office. Died