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Every bill of 2001-2002

1,487 bills and resolutions, by number. House bills · House resolutions · House concurrent resolutions · Constitutional amendments · Senate bills · Senate resolutions · Senate concurrent resolutions · House joint resolutions · HCO

House bills 1,049

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2002 and June 30, 2003. Became Law
HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Died
HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 50-FN-A-LOCAL relative to sources of funding an adequate education. Died
HB 101 requiring registered lobbyists to sign a statement concerning false statements or misrepresentation of material facts. Died
HB 102 allowing bankruptcy judges to perform marriages after obtaining a special license. Became Law
HB 103 relative to the possession of deadly weapons by convicted felons or during the commission or attempted commission of a violent crime. Became Law
HB 104 relative to dial-up Internet service providers. Died
HB 105-FN-A establishing an agricultural nutrient management program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 106 relative to honey products. Became Law
HB 107 naming a certain bridge in the town of Milford and naming the LaMott Wing at the Glencliff Home for the Elderly. Became Law
HB 108 prohibiting retailers from selling wine, beer, and cigarettes below the wholesale cost. Died
HB 109 establishing a committee to study the consumer protection effort in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 110-LOCAL increasing the period of years the city of Laconia may use a certain parcel of state land. Died
HB 111 relative to paper purchased by or for state agencies. Became Law
HB 112 establishing a study committee on issues relating to hospital business practices and managed care organizations' networks. Became Law
HB 113-LOCAL relative to the Nute High School and library trustees. Became Law
HB 114 relative to notice requirements governing self-storage facility liens. Died
HB 115 relative to automated telemarketing practices. Died
HB 116 establishing a policy for naming state highways, bridges, and buildings. Died
HB 117 establishing a committee to study the adoption of the uniform common interest ownership act. Became Law
HB 118 authorizing physicians who practice medicine in certain states other than the state of New Hampshire to complete certifications exempting children residing in the state of New Hampshire from immunization. Became Law
HB 119 relative to exemptions and credits to property taxes when the property is sold. Died
HB 120 relative to the membership of the department of youth development advisory board. Became Law
HB 121 establishing a committee to study methods of reducing the cost of obtaining justice for low-income citizens. Became Law
HB 122-FN-LOCAL relative to euthanizing repeatedly vicious dogs. Died
HB 123-FN relative to the retirement system classification for the director of the division of safety services, department of safety and relative to retirement allowances for certain state employees. Became Law
HB 124 establishing a committee to study on-line and electronic voting. Became Law
HB 125 naming New Hampshire route 12-A from West Lebanon to the Cornish-Windsor Bridge the Maxfield Parrish Highway. Became Law
HB 126-FN relative to the board of pharmacy and the regulation of pharmacists. Became Law
HB 127 relative to motor vehicle dealer plates. Died
HB 128 prohibiting the right to pass and repass from being assigned to successive land owners unless the deed or conveyance specifically provides for reassignment of the right. Died
HB 129 relative to amending condominium instruments governing assignment of limited common areas. Became Law
HB 130 relative to the maintenance of boundaries and fences. Died
HB 131 relative to the retention and disposal of certain financial disclosure forms. Became Law
HB 132-FN relative to the damage or destruction of an emergency vehicle or emergency services equipment. Became Law
HB 133 relative to an informed jury. Died
HB 134 requiring the supreme court to establish a pilot program in the superior and district courts of one county which allows each party in a civil case one challenge to the justice assigned to the case. Became Law
HB 135 creating a commission to study the state's increasing appellate caseload and solutions to the increasing appellate caseload. Became Law
HB 136 making attorneys subject to the Consumer Protection Act. Died
HB 137 establishing a committee to study the definition of domicile for voting purposes and making a technical correction. Became Law
HB 138 relative to participation by minors in certain athletic activities. Died
HB 139 relative to administrative rules proposed by agencies, boards, and commissions regulating occupational licenses. Died
HB 140 relative to interest on judgments. Became Law
HB 141-LOCAL relative to regulation of junk yards. Became Law
HB 142 establishing a committee to study encryption of confidential information. Became Law
HB 143 establishing a committee to address the problem created by the shortage of health care personnel and support staff in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 144 establishing a committee to study the CHINS process. Became Law
HB 145-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the position of state animal control officer and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 146 requiring any driver to have headlights on when continuously operating windshield wipers during inclement weather. Interim Study
HB 147-FN-A requiring annual registration by condominium unit owners' associations. Died
HB 148 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 149 naming the rest area at exit 6 on the F.E. Everett Turnpike the "Indian Head Rest Area." Died
HB 150 relative to voter checklist information. Died
HB 151 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 152-FN relative to expanding the legal methods of taking deer. Became Law
HB 153 lowering the minimum medical cost coverage for motor vehicle liability policies. Died
HB 154 relative to candidates of parties nominated by nomination papers and relative to vacancies for office on a party ticket. Died
HB 155 relative to the initial appearance in CHINS cases. Died
HB 156 relative to the detention of juveniles in delinquency proceedings. Became Law
HB 157 clarifying the immunity from liability of persons providing emergency care. Died
HB 158 relative to the use of an artificial light to locate moose. Became Law
HB 159 relative to removal of political advertising. Died
HB 160 establishing a committee to study the issue of one-day/one-trial jurors. Became Law
HB 161 establishing a committee to study the use of jurors 16 years of age or younger in criminal trials where the defendant is a juvenile. Died
HB 162-FN-LOCAL ratifying the school board meetings and elections for Mascoma Valley Regional and Bartlett School Districts. Died
HB 163 establishing a committee to study opening the state house to the public on weekends. Became Law
HB 164 relative to exceptions to the confidentiality of certain department of employment security records. Became Law
HB 165 relative to the requirement for including constitutional amendments in the warrant posted at the polling place before general elections. Died
HB 166 requiring the gas utility restructuring oversight committee to study gas and hazardous substance pipeline safety. Became Law
HB 167 relative to the authority of the consumer advocate. Became Law
HB 168 relative to transfers of ownership of cemetery plots or burial spaces. Became Law
HB 169-FN repealing the certificate of need law. Died
HB 170-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
HB 171-FN abolishing the death penalty. Died
HB 172-FN-A to construct a noise barrier along a portion of I-95 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 173-FN relative to the place and time of detention. Died
HB 174-FN relative to license plates for deaf and hard-of-hearing drivers. Died
HB 175-FN-LOCAL relative to the amount of the homestead right. Became Law
HB 176-FN-LOCAL relative to the port in the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Died
HB 177-FN-A relative to the purchase of a wheelchair van for the veterans' home in Tilton and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 178-FN permitting certain village districts to become eligible for state highway aid apportionment. Died
HB 179-FN relative to the scope of RSA 169-B, the juvenile delinquency statute, and establishing a task force on juvenile justice service capacity. Became Law
HB 180-FN relative to criminal neglect of elderly, disabled, or impaired adults. Became Law
HB 181-FN relative to group II retirement system membership for police and corrections officers who become police trainers. Became Law
HB 182-FN increasing the number of supreme court justices. Died
HB 183-FN relative to the purchase of certain prior service by county corrections officers in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 184-FN-A establishing a 3 percent sales and use tax for the purpose of funding public education. Died
HB 185-FN-LOCAL repealing the prospective repeals of the education property tax and related laws. Died
HB 186-FN-A establishing a pesticides training program. Became Law
HB 187-FN-LOCAL relative to the Manchester airport authority security force. Died
HB 188-FN allowing veterans the right to purchase credit in the retirement system for certain service in the armed forces. Died
HB 189-FN increasing the facility funding limits under the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 190 relative to prayer in the public schools. Died
HB 191 permitting unmarried adults to adopt jointly. Died
HB 192-A making a capital appropriation for the reconstruction and repair of the Monadnock Mill State Office Building in Claremont. Died
HB 193 establishing a committee to study state payments for court-ordered placements of special education pupils. Died
HB 194 relative to municipal budget hearings, recommendations, and reports. Became Law
HB 195 creating a committee to study amending the constitution to require that government decisions affecting the environment reflect consideration of the welfare of future generations. Died
HB 196-LOCAL relative to the penalty for failure to license a dog or renew a dog license. Died
HB 197 extending the reporting date of the commission to study methods for reducing violent incidents involving children and guns. Became Law
HB 198-FN relative to state imposed time limits on public assistance eligibility. Died
HB 199 relative to the collection of property taxes assessed on manufactured housing. Died
HB 201 relative to voters presenting identification to obtain a ballot. Died
HB 202 relative to the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
HB 203 allowing a psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner employed under contract with the department of corrections to be indemnified and defended by the state under the same conditions as psychiatrists. Became Law
HB 204-FN relative to loan guarantees by the business finance authority. Became Law
HB 205-FN-LOCAL relative to creditable service for eligibility by retired teachers for payment of medical benefits. Died
HB 206-FN-A establishing an equipment depository and disabled person's employment fund in the department of administrative services. Died
HB 207-FN-LOCAL increasing the state aid contribution to municipalities that expand, upgrade, or develop new wastewater treatment facilities to provide for expanded septage handling and disposal capacity. Became Law
HB 208-FN changing the license requirement for operators collecting the meals and rooms tax and relative to a property tax exemption for the Woman's Club of Concord. Became Law
HB 209-FN relative to original and youth operators' licenses. Became Law
HB 210-FN relative to the penalties for persons convicted of subsequent DWI offenses and correcting the ignition interlock program laws. Became Law
HB 211-FN establishing a restricted probationary permit to drive and correcting the ignition interlock program laws. Died
HB 212-FN providing an alternative method of calculating state education property tax hardship relief and authorizing the commissioner of the department of revenue administration to establish certain positions. Became Law
HB 213-FN establishing a study committee on education property tax hardship relief, relative to appraisals of property for ad valorem tax purposes, and making an operating budget appropriation for hardship grants nonlapsing. Became Law
HB 214-FN requiring transcription of grand jury proceedings. Died
HB 215 relative to publication of status of cases before the supreme court. Became Law
HB 216-FN-LOCAL requiring a permit for ownership of a pit bull, rottweiler, or doberman. Died
HB 217-FN prohibiting the courts from charging fees. Died
HB 218-FN relative to the motor vehicle road toll law and motor vehicle registration fees. Became Law
HB 219 relative to the rules of the road involving school buses. Became Law
HB 220 relative to primary election candidates. Died
HB 221 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
HB 222-FN relative to lighting and light pollution. Died
HB 223 allowing a state resident to obtain a license for a pistol or revolver for life. Died
HB 224 relative to persons who may sign nomination papers. Became Law
HB 225 relative to applications for recounts. Died
HB 226 relative to instructions to voters for straight-ticket voting. Died
HB 227 clarifying certain definitions relating to emergency medical and trauma services. Died
HB 228 relative to dealing in and possessing prescription drugs by podiatrists. Became Law
HB 229 relative to third person liability under the workers' compensation law. Died
HB 230 relative to scheduled permanent impairment awards under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
HB 231 relative to assignment of judges. Died
HB 232 relative to compensability of work-related stress injuries under the workers' compensation act and relative to election of remedies for wrongful termination or constructive discharge. Became Law
HB 233 amending the duties of the oversight committee for the severely developmentally disabled. Became Law
HB 234 relative to the jurisdiction of the ballot law commission. Died
HB 235 establishing a committee to study certain mental health systems to address the needs of mentally ill persons in New Hampshire. Died
HB 236 relative to the registration of deer. Became Law
HB 237 relative to filling a vacancy in an alumni trustee position on the board of trustees of the university system. Became Law
HB 238 relative to interstate banking. Became Law
HB 239 relative to certain vehicle stops made by police officers. Died
HB 240 requiring the department of health and human services to develop a plan reducing the number of persons awaiting certain services for developmental disabilities. Became Law
HB 241 establishing the offense of careless and negligent driving. Died
HB 242 extending the reporting deadlines for certain study committees and commissions. Became Law
HB 243 relative to school bus operation. Died
HB 244 establishing a commission to examine the size, compensation, and staff requirements of the legislature. Died
HB 245 relative to the duties and staff of the state geologist. Became Law
HB 246 relative to marriage between first cousins. Died
HB 247 relative to the election of county commissioners in Carroll county. Died
HB 248 extending for one year the pilot program relative to the administration of medications in residential care facilities. Died
HB 249-LOCAL relative to the records of property tax abatements. Died
HB 250 prohibiting managed care organizations from disqualifying certain entities from their networks. Died
HB 251 establishing that local zoning ordinances regulating location are applicable to community living facilities. Died
HB 252 relative to rules promulgated by the supreme court. Died
HB 253-FN relative to mercury reductions. Became Law
HB 254 naming a certain bridge in the town of Charlestown. Became Law
HB 255 establishing a committee to study the practice of "body works." Became Law
HB 256 limiting the liability of law enforcement agencies and their employees for injuries caused by dogs used in law enforcement work. Became Law
HB 257 relative to disclosure of injuries, medical information, and insurance coverage in claims for bodily injury. Died
HB 258 establishing a task force to conduct an ongoing study of the feasibility of re-establishing the Lawrence, Massachusetts to Manchester, New Hampshire rail service line and the Concord to Lebanon northern passenger rail service line. Became Law
HB 259 relative to holding sessions for correction of checklists. Became Law
HB 260 establishing a commission to examine child care resources for parents who work hours other than first shift. Became Law
HB 261-FN including the judiciary as a public employer under the public employee labor relations act. Became Law
HB 262 establishing a commission to study the status of the relationship between physician hospital organizations and independent provider associations. Died
HB 263 naming a sidewalk in Wolfeboro the Kenneth J. MacDonald Memorial Sidewalk. Became Law
HB 264 relative to the state treasurer and relative to certain unclaimed or abandoned property. Died
HB 265 prohibiting the sale of rolling papers to minors. Became Law
HB 266 establishing a committee to study recodificiation of the election laws. Became Law
HB 267 relative to increasing the membership on the retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 268 relative to apportioning presidential electors. Died
HB 269 requiring parental consent for tongue piercing. Died
HB 270-FN increasing the mileage reimbursement rate for members of the legislature. Died
HB 271 relative to criminal liability for the conduct of another. Became Law
HB 272 requiring bottled water labels to indicate the source of the water. Died
HB 273 relative to the purpose of state jurisdiction of fish and game regulation. Became Law
HB 274-FN banning the residential open burning of trash and relative to a dioxin emissions reduction and control program. Became Law
HB 275 relative to the expenditure of funds received pursuant to the Workforce Investment Act. Became Law
HB 276-FN-A relative to reimbursement of legal fees of supreme court employees who were subpoenaed and incurred legal fees during the impeachment proceedings regarding chief justice David A. Brock and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 277-LOCAL clarifying the penalties for violations of statutes or ordinances where no penalty is specified. Became Law
HB 278 naming Langmaid Brook in the town of Pembroke. Died
HB 279-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the payment of certain unfunded accrued liability of the retirement system and making an appropriation therefor; relative to payment of medical benefits costs for group II members of the retirement system; and relative to the election of optional allowances by certain retirement system members granted disability retirement benefits. Became Law
HB 280-FN transferring the responsibility and authority of the judicial conduct committee and the attorney's professional conduct committee to the legislature. Interim Study
HB 281-FN establishing an independent administrative office of the courts. Died
HB 282-FN-LOCAL enabling political subdivision employers to establish minimum hours of service for optional membership in the retirement system by political subdivision employees. Died
HB 283-FN establishing a low-digit plate lottery for plates reacquired by the department of safety and for low-digit plates not yet issued by the department. Died
HB 284-FN relative to additional emissions reductions from existing fossil fuel burning steam electric power plants. Became Law
HB 285-FN-LOCAL relative to the adoption of a state building code. Became Law
HB 286-FN-LOCAL relative to the calculation of the adequate education grant amount. Died
HB 287-FN-LOCAL relative to provision of a drivers training program before certain persons can be required to undergo drivers license reexamination. Died
HB 288-FN relative to the licensure of interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing. Became Law
HB 289-FN implementing procedures for a hospital to assume care and custody of an abandoned child and creating an exception to the crime of endangering the welfare of a child. Interim Study
HB 290-FN-LOCAL relative to eliminating adequate education grant weighting for free and reduced-price meals and relative to modifying the formula for weighting certain home scheduled pupils. Died
HB 291-FN-LOCAL revising the procedure for determining the cost of an adequate education. Died
HB 292-FN relative to the travel allowance for members of the general court. Died
HB 293-FN-A authorizing the production of industrial hemp. Died
HB 294-FN excluding certain pension income from household income for purposes of determining low and moderate income homeowners property tax relief. Interim Study
HB 295-FN relative to medicaid recoveries from third party settlements. Became Law
HB 296-FN relative to receiving stolen property. Became Law
HB 297-FN-LOCAL eliminating excess education property tax payments. Died
HB 298-FN-LOCAL relative to charter schools. Died
HB 299-FN relative to telephone solicitation and the creation of a "no sales solicitation calls" list of consumers. Died
HB 301-FN requiring that the department of corrections be charged the lowest rate for inmates who need medical services within the community. Interim Study
HB 302-FN relative to an optional retirement allowance for certain spouses upon a retiree's remarriage. Became Law
HB 303-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding of training and certification of firefighters and emergency medical service providers programs in the department of safety, extending certain motor vehicle license expiration dates, and increasing certain motor vehicle license fees. Became Law
HB 304-FN relative to insurance coverage for prostate cancer testing. Died
HB 305-FN-A establishing a dedicated fund for certain fish and game funds to be expended for the purpose of operation game thief. Became Law
HB 306-FN relative to driver education training reimbursement. Died
HB 307-FN-A increasing the tax on beer and wine. Died
HB 308-FN relative to administrative fees added to restitution payments. Became Law
HB 309-FN relative to the registration of radon testers and mitigators. Died
HB 310-FN-A setting the rate for the medicaid enhancement tax for the biennium ending June 30, 2003. Became Law
HB 311-FN-A increasing the fees under the laws relative to sewage disposal systems to support a position at the department of environmental services to advocate for and implement long-term septage disposal solutions in partnership with New Hampshire municipalities. Became Law
HB 312-FN increasing the agent fee for fish and game licenses. Died
HB 313-FN limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
HB 314-FN relative to administrative rules governing privacy. Died
HB 315-FN relative to the registration of criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 316-FN establishing the position of state energy manager. Died
HB 317-FN revising the New Hampshire Aeronautics Act. Became Law
HB 318-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of group health insurance premiums for eligible retired political subdivision members of the retirement system. Died
HB 319-FN including a fetus in the definition of "another" for the purpose of negligent homicide. Died
HB 320-FN relative to leasing certain portions of railroad properties and relative to the definition and taxation of amusement railroads. Became Law
HB 321-FN relative to certain construction projects in Rollinsford. Died
HB 322-FN-LOCAL establishing a maximum per pupil amount for high school tuition contracts. Died
HB 323-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for payment of medical insurance premiums for retired group I teachers. Died
HB 324-FN relative to the classification of certain service of correctional line personnel as group II service and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 325-FN relative to certain acts of sexual assault. Died
HB 326-FN-A relative to the continuation of the New Hampshire task force on deafness and hearing loss and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 327-FN relative to review of final proposed rules under the administrative procedures act. Died
HB 328-FN-LOCAL relative to fees of sheriffs and deputy sheriffs. Became Law
HB 329-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study indoor air quality and fire safety in public schools. Became Law
HB 330-FN-LOCAL relative to meetings requested of municipal governing bodies. Died
HB 331-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of the medical insurance premium subsidy for a family plan for eligible retirees in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 332-FN-LOCAL relative to resuscitation protocols for emergency medical care providers. Became Law
HB 333-FN-A relative to the rate of the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 334-FN-A adopting a single sales factor method of apportionment under the business profits tax. Died
HB 335-FN relative to the uniform fine schedule for motor vehicle violations. Died
HB 336-FN-A making capital appropriations to the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 337-FN relative to the administration of the public utilities commission, establishing the position of executive director of the public utilities commission, and relative to the position of assistant commissioner of the department of corrections. Became Law
HB 338-FN-A increasing the rate of the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 339 prohibiting the taking of deer by baiting. Died
HB 340-FN requiring parental notification when a person under the age of 18 receives a penalty for a traffic law violation. Died
HB 341-FN adding police officers of the New Hampshire hospital campus police force to group II of the New Hampshire retirement system. Interim Study
HB 342-FN relative to the enforcement of applicable law and rules concerning contractors for appraisals of taxable property. Died
HB 343-FN-LOCAL relative to certain individuals taken into protective custody. Died
HB 344-FN establishing a state office of privacy. Died
HB 345 requiring hospitals to maintain permanent medical records of stillborn infants. Died
HB 346-FN relative to requirements for medical examination and determination of gainful occupation for group II retirees injured in the performance of duty. Died
HB 347-FN relative to terminal pay for certain state officials or employees. Became Law
HB 348-FN relative to suspending the issuance of any permits for the land application of sludge and short paper fiber in certain excavation areas. Died
HB 349-LOCAL relative to parental choice in public education. Died
HB 350-FN relative to persons with disabilities participating in the work incentive program. Became Law
HB 351-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the state to fully fund school building aid payments for fiscal year 2001 and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 352 limiting railroad liability for passenger rail service. Died
HB 353-FN-A relative to diversified agricultural development. Died
HB 354-FN-A-LOCAL extending the kindergarten construction program. Became Law
HB 355 relative to the contents of the department of education report on the condition of education statewide. Died
HB 356 prohibiting persons convicted of any criminal offense or found guilty of violating any law governing gambling conducted by charitable organizations from participating in the conduct of lucky 7 or sale of lucky 7 tickets. Died
HB 357 relative to periodic payments of judgments. Became Law
HB 358-FN relative to tolls on the Everett turnpike. Died
HB 359-FN requiring data collected by state agencies to be analyzed relative to age and gender. Died
HB 360 establishing terms for the offices of administrative judges of the courts. Died
HB 361 establishing a committee to study certain policies and procedures in the department of corrections. Became Law
HB 362-FN relative to the practice of veterinary medicine. Died
HB 363 relative to buildings damaged or destroyed by arson. Died
HB 364 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
HB 365-LOCAL requiring the department of revenue administration to establish a uniform system of property classification for assessment purposes. Died
HB 366 relative to antique former military vehicles. Died
HB 367-LOCAL relative to the establishment of a town forest in the town of Randolph and relative to property of preexisting school districts. Became Law
HB 368 relative to the time for processing absentee ballots. Died
HB 369 relative to driving in highway construction and maintenance areas and utility work areas. Became Law
HB 370 relative to the regulation of trapping by the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 371 relative to fiscal impact statements for proposed administrative rules prepared by the legislative budget assistant and relative to certain time periods for review by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Became Law
HB 372 requiring prepaid home heating oil delivery companies to be bonded. Died
HB 373 relative to surety bonds for detective agencies and security services. Became Law
HB 374 relative to surcharges on pay telephone use. Became Law
HB 375 relative to sources of funding an adequate education. Died
HB 376 allowing county commissioners serving 4-year terms to vote at state party conventions. Became Law
HB 377 permitting the state of New Hampshire to file petitions with the probate court seeking review of actions by a power of attorney. Became Law
HB 378 requiring organizations engaged in the conduct of charitable gambling to reserve at least 80 percent of the revenue for use within New Hampshire. Died
HB 379 apportioning the executive council districts. Became Law
HB 380 apportioning county commissioner districts. Became Law
HB 381 changing the appointing authority for board of tax and land appeals members from the supreme court to the governor and council. Died
HB 382 relative to the office of the governor and the right-to-know law. Died
HB 383 making the state courts subject to the right-to-know law. Died
HB 384 relative to political expenditures. Died
HB 385 changing the name, membership and duties of the office of volunteerism. Became Law
HB 386 relative to the relocation of the principal residence of a child. Became Law
HB 387 relative to the regulation of dentistry by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
HB 388 clarifying the rights of patients of nursing facilities in the event of a proposed transfer or discharge from the facility. Became Law
HB 389 establishing a committee to study the nursing home industry in New Hampshire. Died
HB 390 relative to the Live-Birth Infants Protection Act. Became Law
HB 391 establishing a commission to review the state's election laws and balloting procedures. Died
HB 392 relative to a property tax exemption for property of agricultural fairs. Died
HB 393-FN relative to plant nurseries and nursery stock. Became Law
HB 394 relative to short-term health insurance policies for certain persons. Became Law
HB 395 relative to the time for the first meeting for county conventions following election. Became Law
HB 396 relative to the practice of physicians and surgeons. Became Law
HB 397 establishing a committee to study the status of veterans in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 398 relative to forest fire warden appointments and associated duties. Died
HB 399 relative to proof of qualifications for voter registration. Died
HB 401 relative to the receipt of information from regional planning commissions by local land use boards. Died
HB 402 relative to the establishment of a state universal service fund. Became Law
HB 403 relative to the effective date of special contracts for telephone utilities. Became Law
HB 404 relative to rulemaking by the board of licensing for alcohol and other drug abuse professionals. Became Law
HB 405 establishing a committee to study the creation of an at-home infant child care program in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 406 prohibiting electro-convulsive therapy on children under 16 years of age. Died
HB 407 establishing a committee to study the fair pricing of prescription drugs. Died
HB 408-FN relative to the regulation of nursing by the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 409 relative to qualification for admission to the New Hampshire bar. Died
HB 410 relative to the designation of a portion of the Merrimack river. Died
HB 411 requiring that New Hampshire's presidential electors be bound to vote for the candidates of the party which nominated the electors. Died
HB 412 requiring the public higher education study committee to study the feasibility of granting state franchise rights to providers of on-line education courses. Became Law
HB 413 relative to ownership of rail properties. Became Law
HB 414 relative to the adoption of instream flow rules. Died
HB 415 establishing a committee to study the use of state bond moneys to fund new high school construction. Died
HB 416 relative to fire safety inspections for foster family homes. Became Law
HB 417 requiring bidders for state contracts to have completed a training program of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Died
HB 418 relative to requirements for recounts. Died
HB 419 apportioning delegates to state party conventions. Became Law
HB 420 apportioning state representative districts. Died
HB 421 establishing a committee to study the procedure for sale of lands purchased with state funds. Died
HB 422 establishing a committee to study the prevention of unintended pregnancies. Died
HB 423 relative to the sale of generation assets, the provision of transition service, and the funding of the energy efficiency program for Public Service Company of New Hamsphire. Died
HB 424 establishing a committee to study the exemption from property taxes for not-for-profit hospitals. Became Law
HB 425-FN establishing a practical living skills course for certain high school pupils. Died
HB 426 relative to the voluntary scrapie flock certification program. Became Law
HB 427 establishing a commission to study the taxation of trusts and the control of beneficiaries over trust management. Died
HB 428 relative to claims against the state by certain victims of Judge John C. Fairbanks. Died
HB 429 relative to dispute resolution within the context of public employee labor relations. Died
HB 430 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of implementing a computerized voter registration system. Died
HB 431 establishing a committee to study the proceeds from the sale of tax-deeded property. Died
HB 432 relative to the limit on appropriations to the capital reserve fund of a county. Died
HB 433 clarifying the duties of the oversight committee on health and human services. Became Law
HB 434 relative to persons who die in nursing homes. Died
HB 435 relative to assessment of service charges by municipalities and counties that accept credit cards for payment of local taxes, utility charges, or other fees. Became Law
HB 436 eliminating nomination of a party by nomination papers. Died
HB 437-FN relative to certain changes to the child pornography statutes. Died
HB 438-FN relative to the sale of dogs and cats. Died
HB 439-FN-A establishing a position of septage coordinator and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 440 relative to the establishment of instream flows. Died
HB 441 relative to qualifications of candidates. Died
HB 442 establishing a study committee to examine the effects of protective custody on county correctional facilities and relative to the billing of counties for certain expenses by the department of health and human services and relative to costs of certain juvenile placements. Became Law
HB 443 relative to a state energy plan and relative to road toll fees for vehicles powered by alternate energy sources. Became Law
HB 444 relative to mental health services and records. Became Law
HB 445 relative to hunting in the town of Bow. Died
HB 446 relative to spousal and child support enforcement. Became Law
HB 447 establishing a task force on family law; clarifying that the judicial council is responsible for payment of indigent defense expenses; establishing a committee to study issues related to shorthand court reporting; and relative to the judicial conduct commission and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 448 relative to procedures for crews and provision of counseling services following a railway accident. Died
HB 449 relative to access to adoption records. Died
HB 450 relative to work product and relative to attorneys' fees under the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 451 establishing a commission to study the impact of pay and health care benefits for child care workers on the quality of care and education for children by considering and exploring funding methods for accomplishing any recommendations. Became Law
HB 452 establishing a committee to study the reimbursement for expenses of legislators. Became Law
HB 453 establishing a 4-year term for the commissioner of the department of corrections. Became Law
HB 454 relative to same-sex civil unions contracted outside of the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 455 relative to personal flotation devices. Died
HB 456 relative to automobile insurance for teenage drivers. Died
HB 457-FN establishing a process for reviewing judges. Died
HB 458-FN-LOCAL establishing a defined contribution retirement option in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 459-FN relative to inspection requirements for antique vehicles. Became Law
HB 460-FN relative to the form of drivers' licenses. Died
HB 461-FN requiring all officers and officials elected by either or both houses of the legislature to file certain reports and register as political committees. Died
HB 462-FN requiring state regulatory boards, commissions, advisory boards, advisory committees, and authorities to provide orientation information for new members. Became Law
HB 463-FN relative to protective services to adults. Became Law
HB 464 encouraging all state departments to improve efficiencies with the goal of a 25 percent budget reduction, adjusted for inflation, by 2005. Died
HB 465 relative to lobbying activities of the New Hampshire Bar Association, establishing a committee to study issues related to the unified bar, and requiring the association to poll its members on the question of de-unification. Died
HB 466 relative to the selection of replacement justices for supreme court justices who are disqualified to hear cases. Died
HB 467 relative to a term for the chief justice of the supreme court. Died
HB 468 relative to declaration of party affiliation in primary voting. Died
HB 469-FN-LOCAL relative to the applicable minimum wage for hourly employees. Died
HB 470 relative to caller identification requirements for persons engaged in telephone solicitation. Died
HB 471-FN relative to fish and game licenses issued to resident and nonresident minors and relative to complimentary fishing licenses for legally blind persons. Became Law
HB 472 requiring that land transferred to the White Mountain National Forest and the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge include a covenant granting access to the citizens of New Hampshire. Died
HB 473-FN authorizing the department of safety to issue special amateur radio operator plates. Died
HB 474-FN relative to motor vehicle plates for firefighters and emergency medical care providers. Died
HB 475 establishing a commission for the development of a statewide protocol for interviewing victims of sexual assault crimes. Became Law
HB 476 relative to the definition of a campsite. Died
HB 477-FN relative to supplemental allowances for certain retired group I members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 478 relative to campaign finance reporting requirements, availability of voter checklists on computer disks, and permissible campaign contributions by business organizations. Died
HB 479 relative to dead bodies. Died
HB 480 relative to the divisions within the department of resources and economic development. Became Law
HB 481 relative to access to certain communications common carrier records. Became Law
HB 482 relative to airport zoning. Became Law
HB 483 repealing the Uniform Aircraft Financial Responsibility Act. Died
HB 484 relative to disclosure of presidential election results. Died
HB 485 relative to physicians employed by hospitals. Died
HB 486 relative to vocational education alternatives for public school pupils. Died
HB 487 establishing a committee to study safety issues relating to the transportation of kindergarten students. Died
HB 488 establishing a task force to study certain issues regarding privacy. Died
HB 489 relative to the regulation of rural electric cooperatives by the public utilities commission and relative to transition and default service and the sale of generation assets by Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 490 requiring public access to law libraries. Died
HB 491 establishing a procedure for zoning boards of adjustment to give notice of violation of zoning ordinances. Died
HB 492 requiring a clear statement of which justices rendered each supreme court order or opinion. Died
HB 493 exempting certain short term condominium unit owners' association rentals from the New Hampshire real estate practice act. Became Law
HB 494 establishing a committee to study the permitting and hearing processes for proposed highways. Became Law
HB 495 relative to judicially appointed officials. Died
HB 496 establishing a committee to study the method by which low-digit plates are issued by the department of safety and any alternatives to the presently-used method. Died
HB 497 prohibiting banks from charging customers fees for accessing funds from their own accounts. Died
HB 498 exempting the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Tract from the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 499 making state-appointed advisory committees subject to the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 501 relative to licensure of foster homes and the duties of the department of health and human services advisory board. Became Law
HB 502 establishing a state government reorganization task force. Died
HB 503 relative to incompatible offices. Died
HB 504 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of requesting the fish and game department to develop shooting ranges in each of the wildlife management units. Died
HB 505 limiting the liability of manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition for damages resulting from the misuse of their products by others. Died
HB 506 prohibiting the granting of certain variances from zoning ordinances. Died
HB 507 opening hearings in abuse and neglect cases to members of the general court and to certain other persons. Died
HB 508 relative to third party contact in orders of protection from domestic violence. Died
HB 509 establishing a statute of limitations on spousal support orders. Became Law
HB 510 establishing a commission to assess increasing government efficiency through the expansion of interstate computer networks. Died
HB 511 relative to continuing medical education requirements for physicians. Became Law
HB 512 relative to off-site improvements imposed on applicants to a planning board. Died
HB 513 establishing a committee to study the disposition of revenue from fines for violations of the motor vehicle laws. Died
HB 514 relative to uniform prescription drug information cards. Interim Study
HB 515-FN-LOCAL establishing parental choice scholarships. Interim Study
HB 516 relative to requirements for bidders on public construction projects. Died
HB 517-LOCAL relative to supply of water by village districts, and authorizing Carroll county to operate a public water system. Became Law
HB 518 relative to increases of motor vehicle policy premiums because a person reaches a certain age. Died
HB 519 relative to the ballot law commission. Died
HB 520 relative to clarifying qualifications of candidates. Became Law
HB 521 relative to an exception for hunter safety instruction to negligent storage of firearms. Died
HB 522-LOCAL establishing discretionary preservation easements for preserving historic agricultural structures, and changing the disposition of unused interest from the land conservation investment program. Became Law
HB 523 relative to filing fees and legislative approval of certain settlements by the attorney general. Became Law
HB 524 relative to unfair insurance trade practices. Interim Study
HB 525 relative to property and casualty insurance. Became Law
HB 526 establishing a committee to study recodification of the motor vehicle insurance laws. Died
HB 527 relative to limitations on membership of local land use boards. Died
HB 528 relative to rental vehicle insurance disclosure. Died
HB 529 relative to advertisements for sweepstakes and gambling. Died
HB 530 relative to the grounds for termination of the parent-child relationship. Died
HB 531 establishing a committee to study ballot reform. Died
HB 532 establishing a committee to study the adequacy of funding for the continued universal distribution of children's vaccines. Became Law
HB 533-FN relative to disqualification of judges. Died
HB 534 relative to "salvage" motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 535-FN-A relative to thermal imaging cameras for fire departments, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 536-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation to the town of Conway for the purpose of burying utility lines. Died
HB 537-FN-A relative to the land and community heritage investment program and the state's travel and tourism promotion and development effort and making appropriations therefor. Died
HB 538-FN requiring photographs on walking disability placards. Died
HB 539-FN-A creating certain positions within the division of forests and lands and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 540-FN-A relative to prescription benefit management companies and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 541-FN requiring certain hospitals to provide charity care and continually appropriating a special fund. Interim Study
HB 542-FN requiring cellular telephone carriers to notify customers before the service is disconnected. Died
HB 543-FN establishing the division of ports and harbors within the Pease development authority and transferring all functions, powers, and duties of the New Hampshire state port authority. Became Law
HB 544-FN relative to reporting by candidates of independent expenditures. Died
HB 545-FN establishing the railroad trespass prevention act. Died
HB 546-FN-A-LOCAL relative to allowing cities and towns to permit slot machines and other games of chance. Died
HB 547-FN authorizing participation in a regional electronic toll collection system. Became Law
HB 548-FN-A relative to the powers and duties of the office of the attorney general. Died
HB 549-FN-LOCAL relative to procedures of the department of revenue administration concerning the reassessment of property. Died
HB 550-FN relative to destruction of information. Became Law
HB 551-FN establishing a homestead exemption from the education property tax. Died
HB 552-FN-A-LOCAL restructuring the delivery of a public elementary and secondary education and related educational services in New Hampshire. Died
HB 553-FN-LOCAL requiring background checks for nursing home employees. Died
HB 554-FN establishing a division of information technology within the department of safety. Became Law
HB 555-FN-LOCAL relative to the billing of counties for certain expenses by the department of health and human services and relative to costs of certain juvenile placements. Died
HB 556-FN-A relative to responsibilities of the department of cultural resources and the department of safety regarding building preservation and rehabilitation, and allowing the commissioner of the department of cultural resources to accept donations for purposes stipulated by the donor. Became Law
HB 557-FN-A relative to victims' assistance programs and the victims' assistance fund. Became Law
HB 558-FN-A-LOCAL increasing certain state taxes, establishing a tax on gambling winnings, and expanding the meals and rooms tax to include a tax on entertainment. Died
HB 559-FN relative to the procedures for assignment of income from child or spousal support orders. Became Law
HB 560-FN-A establishing a committee to study the retirement plan for the judiciary. Became Law
HB 561-FN-A abolishing tolls along state highways and increasing the gasoline tax. Died
HB 562-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a New Hampshire education tax on consumption and transactions and accumulating certain principal sums in a state trust for education to provide for future education funding. Died
HB 563 requiring drivers to carry automobile insurance and permitting drivers to choose the amount of uninsured motorist insurance that they carry. Died
HB 564 requiring insurance coverage for certified midwives. Died
HB 565-FN relative to liability for providing alcoholic beverages to minors. Died
HB 566 establishing terms for the offices of administrative judges of the courts. Interim Study
HB 567-FN-LOCAL extending the reporting date of the commission for the development of a statewide protocol for interviewing victims of sexual assault crimes. Became Law
HB 568 relative to appointment requirements for judges. Died
HB 569 establishing a committee to study the information, training, and support needs of family caregivers in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 570-FN relative to the unemployment compensation law and creating a dedicated fund for the job training program for economic growth and making certain changes to the program. Became Law
HB 571 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of creating a statewide land value assessment system for the purpose of creating a revenue source for funding education. Died
HB 572 relative to vacancies for office on a party ticket. Died
HB 573 relative to the role of certain advanced registered nurse practitioners in the state mental health services system. Became Law
HB 574 establishing a committee to study the recodification of laws relating to the joint committee on legislative facilities and the application of the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 575 relative to absentee voter affidavits. Died
HB 576 establishing a committee to study laws, protocols, rules, and regulations pertaining to the various state agencies that have responsibilities relative to all aspects of the utilization of drug prescriptions in New Hampshire. Died
HB 577 relative to credit data for insurance purposes. Died
HB 578 relative to requirements for nonpublic utility providers of telephone services and competitive telecommunications providers, and relative to the information technology management advisory board. Became Law
HB 579 relative to nominating a political organization by nomination papers. Became Law
HB 580 requiring health insurance carriers to provide loss information to large employers at least once every 6 months. Became Law
HB 581-FN relative to the authority of the commissioner of agriculture, markets, and food to search for invasive species. Became Law
HB 582 establishing a judicial nominating commission. Died
HB 583 making certain changes to the underground utility damage prevention system. Became Law
HB 584-FN-A relative to the registration and licensure of OHRV dealers and rental agents. Became Law
HB 585 relative to the membership and duties of the council on resources and development. Became Law
HB 586 excluding stepchildren from the definition of "child" in the context of support orders. Died
HB 587-FN-A establishing a commission on the status of men. Became Law
HB 588 relative to examination of persons called as jurors. Became Law
HB 589 relative to eligibility for unemployment benefits for part-time workers. Died
HB 590 permitting life insurance companies access to certain motor vehicle records. Became Law
HB 591 relative to certain prescription discount cards. Became Law
HB 592-FN-A relative to a milfoil and other exotic aquatic plants prevention program. Became Law
HB 593 requiring that bingo and lucky 7 distributors only distribute bingo and lucky 7 supplies to recipients licensed to conduct bingo games or lucky 7. Died
HB 594 establishing a committee to study the law on justification for the use of physical force and its implications for teachers or other persons entrusted with the care and supervision of minors. Became Law
HB 595 relative to single producer licensing. Became Law
HB 596 relative to the acquisition of land by a town. Became Law
HB 597 relative to the duties of inspectors of elections. Died
HB 598 adding the New Hampshire housing finance authority to the council on resources and development. Died
HB 599-FN relative to unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor. Died
HB 601-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a municipality's liability for failure to remit state taxes collected by the municipality to the state. Died
HB 602-FN relative to the sale of fetal body parts. Died
HB 603-FN-A providing the commissioner of administrative services an option to self-fund the state employee health plan and requiring a reserve fund therefor. Became Law
HB 604-FN relative to increasing certain fees and making other changes to fish and game licenses. Became Law
HB 605-FN prohibiting televised advertisements of lottery games and prohibiting self-serve lottery game vending machines. Died
HB 606-FN relative to the Christa McAuliffe planetarium. Became Law
HB 607-FN-LOCAL relative to reimbursement for police assistance provided to schools within a cooperative school district or an authorized regional enrollment area school. Died
HB 608-FN establishing a judicial ethics advisory committee. Died
HB 609-FN-LOCAL requiring passengers on school buses to wear seat belts. Died
HB 610 allowing the sale of raw milk cheese and unpasteurized apple cider in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 611-FN-LOCAL relative to the availability of certain nursing home beds. Died
HB 612 relative to expenditures from the dam maintenance fund by the department of environmental services and extending a study committee report date. Became Law
HB 613 establishing a task force relative to fuels. Died
HB 614 relative to certain duties, responsibilities, and authority of the fiscal committee. Died
HB 615 relative to the duties of motor vehicle inspectors and fees payable to the department of safety. Became Law
HB 616 clarifying sessions to be held at the satellite district court in Durham. Became Law
HB 617 relative to additional exceptions to junk yard regulation. Became Law
HB 618 relative to charitable auto wholesale dealers. Died
HB 619 relative to the sale or lease of goods or services to residents of this state via the Internet. Interim Study
HB 620 relative to arrangements between birth parents and adoptive parents. Became Law
HB 621 relative to the form of prescriptions. Died
HB 622 relative to the time period for the executive council to confirm nominees to the supreme court. Died
HB 623 relative to the registration of criminal offenders. Died
HB 624 establishing a committee to study requiring mandatory ethics seminars for judges. Died
HB 625-FN establishing a moratorium on the land application of class B biosolids. Died
HB 626 relative to an override of the limitation on appropriations by a local legislative body. Died
HB 627-FN establishing a market-based water pollutant trading program. Died
HB 628 relative to disclosure of cost of services by medical providers and relative to cost of medical services charged to uninsured consumers. Died
HB 629-FN-A relative to equipment upgrades, improvements, or purchases at the regional vocational education centers and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 630 establishing a committee to study the need for the regulation of professions which are alternative or complimentary to existing regulated health professions. Died
HB 631-LOCAL relative to access to public school programs by nonpublic or home educated pupils. Became Law
HB 632 allowing the sale of collectible beer without a license. Died
HB 633 relative to the order of names on ballots. Died
HB 634 relative to public/private partnership projects in the department of transportation. Died
HB 635 relative to family mutual support services. Became Law
HB 636 enabling municipalities to enact "organic zones" that exclude commercial farmers that are not organic certified. Died
HB 637-FN requiring annual training for members of the workers' compensation appeals board. Became Law
HB 638 relative to certification of food protection managers. Died
HB 639 relative to the preparation of town ballots. Became Law
HB 640 establishing a committee to study changing the Hooksett liquor store into a family hospitality center. Died
HB 641-FN-A relative to a study by the legislature of gender bias in the New Hampshire court system and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 642-FN-LOCAL abolishing county departments of corrections and authorizing the department of corrections to contract with the counties to utilize former county correctional facilities as state facilities. Died
HB 643-FN extending the moratorium on new nursing home beds. Became Law
HB 644-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the sweepstakes commission to hold a sealed bid auction for permits to operate slot machines and providing municipalities the option of allowing the operation of slot machines. Died
HB 645-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state aid for provision of an adequate education, and for additional local education tax relief. Died
HB 646 relative to an exemption for pupils scoring at the advanced level on the verbal portion of the state assessment test. Died
HB 647-FN-LOCAL relative to the power of governmental entities to appropriate public money. Died
HB 648-FN authorizing licensing of homeless youth programs. Became Law
HB 649-FN relative to compensation for time lost by state employees injured in the line of duty. Became Law
HB 650-FN relative to master plans. Became Law
HB 651-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing the establishment of state-owned casino and convention center facilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 652 relative to the penalties for reckless or negligent operation of a motor vehicle. Became Law
HB 653-FN relative to certain signs within highway rights-of-way. Became Law
HB 654-FN-LOCAL establishing a presorting program to remove mercury from waste prior to incineration at certain facilities. Interim Study
HB 655-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an advance disposal fee to fund local mercury presorting and recycling programs. Died
HB 656-FN-LOCAL relative to the formula for distributing school building aid grants. Interim Study
HB 657 relative to bail recovery agents. Died
HB 658-FN-A relative to the homeless prevention fund. Died
HB 659-FN relative to penalties for attempting to purchase firearms illegally. Became Law
HB 660 relative to out-of-home placements in juvenile abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 661 relative to hearing timelines in abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 662 relative to the voluntary merger of contiguous lots. Died
HB 663 relative to lights on school buses. Became Law
HB 664 relative to disqualification for violating election laws. Died
HB 665 protecting licensed professionals from retaliation from their licensing boards for criticism of board practices. Died
HB 666 permitting the placement of political advertising on highway rights-of-way. Died
HB 667 relative to certain reporting requirements and relative to meetings of the board of medicine. Became Law
HB 668 relative to genetic testing. Died
HB 669 requiring certain safety devices on freight locomotives. Died
HB 670 establishing an international trade commission to investigate and report on the effects of international trade agreements on New Hampshire self-governance. Died
HB 671 enabling municipalities to adopt a property tax credit based on income for blind, disabled, or elderly taxpayers receiving Social Security income. Died
HB 672 relative to insurance coverage for mental and nervous conditions and for treatment for chemical dependency. Became Law
HB 673 relative to a net asset qualification for the elderly property tax exemption for married persons. Died
HB 674 enabling towns and school districts to adopt a policy for the removal of local elected officials for cause. Died
HB 675 relative to mercury source reduction. Interim Study
HB 676-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the creation of a regional program for collection and marketing of certain components of the municipal solid waste stream. Became Law
HB 677 relative to certification and filing of nomination papers. Became Law
HB 678 relative to notice of release of an inmate from state prison. Became Law
HB 679 establishing a commission to examine models of out-of-school care for children in kindergarten through grade 12. Died
HB 680 relative to foreign reinsurers. Became Law
HB 681 relative to billing by local exchange carriers, electric distribution companies, and gas distribution companies. Became Law
HB 682 relative to accidental disability income benefits. Died
HB 683 relative to the prescription of Methylphenidate (Ritalin) to minors. Died
HB 684 relative to the occupational therapy practice act. Became Law
HB 685-FN allowing pregnant women to use parking spaces reserved for persons with disabilities. Died
HB 686 relative to the scope of discovery in abuse and neglect cases. Died
HB 687-FN relative to labeling requirements of genetically engineered foods. Died
HB 688 relative to legislative standing committee review of rules adopted after final objection by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 689 establishing a committee to study the effectiveness and fairness of county government. Died
HB 690 relative to disclosure of nonpublic personal health information. Died
HB 691-FN-A relative to Area Health Education Centers in New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 692 relative to the use of psychological testing and psychiatric drugs in schools. Died
HB 693 rescinding the prohibition on the possession and use of tobacco products by minors and making tobacco use prevention programs in secondary schools the priority of the tobacco use prevention fund. Died
HB 694 establishing a separate high school civics graduation requirement. Died
HB 695 relative to net energy metering. Died
HB 696 requiring certain waterfront property to have an approved septic system. Died
HB 697 extending the reporting date for the healthy kids subcommittee and clarifying the mission statement of the healthy kids corporation. Died
HB 698 relative to verification of checklists. Became Law
HB 699 relative to the rights of non-offending parents in the context of abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 701 relative to municipal limitation of renewable energy systems. Became Law
HB 702 relative to the duties of the committee to study the consumer protection effort in New Hampshire, relative to the membership of the long-term care board, and establishing a task force on privacy issues. Became Law
HB 703 relative to durable powers of attorney. Became Law
HB 704 relative to the applicability of the right-to-know law to certain governmental committees. Died
HB 705 exempting certain disclosures by town officers from confidentiality requirements. Died
HB 706 relative to mediation in superior court cases involving children and relative to certified shorthand reporters. Became Law
HB 707 establishing a 211 commission. Became Law
HB 708-FN relative to the definition of "child" for the purposes of home education and relative to access to public school programs by home educated pupils. Died
HB 709-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the cigarette tax and prescription drugs for the elderly and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 710-FN relative to liquor licenses and fees. Interim Study
HB 711 relative to reporting by candidates. Died
HB 712-FN relative to the coordination of state, regional, and local planning efforts. Became Law
HB 713-FN addressing public health issues relative to indoor smoking. Died
HB 714-FN requiring the disclosure by a governor or councilor of certain gifts. Died
HB 715-FN relative to the New Hampshire port authority. Died
HB 716-FN relative to minimum wages of employees in public works. Died
HB 717 establishing a committee to make recommendations on policy concerning state-operated trails and private lands used by all terrain vehicles and trail bikes and relative to increasing the resident and nonresident OHRV registration fees for snow traveling vehicles. Became Law
HB 718-FN relative to renewable-energy-source electricity generation and transition service. Became Law
HB 719 relative to the removal of public officials for cause. Became Law
HB 720 relative to permitting the use of certain firearms for hunting deer. Became Law
HB 721-FN relative to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died
HB 722 relative to town, village district, and school district elections. Died
HB 723 relative to vacancies in county offices. Died
HB 724 relative to pooled risk management programs for public employers. Died
HB 725 relative to titles to destroyed vehicles. Died
HB 726-LOCAL relative to change of school assignment and transfers of public school pupils and relative to the voting procedures for authorizing certain capital projects in interstate school districts. Became Law
HB 727 making certain changes concerning the authority and operation of the port authority. Became Law
HB 728-FN-A-LOCAL assessing a surcharge on waste disposed at solid waste landfills and incinerators, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 729 permitting a person charged with a felony or misdemeanor to access the medical and psychiatric records of the alleged victim. Died
HB 730 establishing a committee to study the transfer of the Goffstown district court to a new location. Died
HB 731-FN relative to securities laws, making a change to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, and relative to standards for records filed with a registry of deeds. Became Law
HB 732 relative to the regulation of land use by the Pease development authority. Died
HB 733 deleting references to "rebuttable presumption" from the laws of this state. Died
HB 734 eliminating the teen assessment project in the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 735-LOCAL permitting towns and cities to deny a planning board application by a vote of the legislative body. Died
HB 736-FN establishing the consumer safety firearms protection act. Died
HB 737 relative to the possession and use of epinephrine auto-injector devices by emergency medical care providers. Died
HB 738 establishing a commission to assess the operating efficiency of state government. Died
HB 739 establishing a committee to study the application of the rule against perpetuities. Died
HB 740 relative to decommissioning of nuclear electric generating facilities. Became Law
HB 741-FN-A-LOCAL relative to supplemental grants to certain municipalities to cap tax effort per pupil. Died
HB 742-FN-LOCAL relative to collection of the education property tax and establishing a program to rebate certain excessive property tax payments of eligible taxpayers. Died
HB 743 transferring the department of youth development services to the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 744-FN-A establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a state pilot program for family and disability leave. Died
HB 745-FN revising Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code and related statutes. Became Law
HB 746 authorizing citizen suits to assure enforcement of New Hampshire's environmental statutes. Died
HB 747-FN-LOCAL relative to increases in the cost of an adequate education. Died
HB 748-FN-A-LOCAL revising the definition of an adequate education and revising the weighted pupil formula used to calculate the cost of an adequate education. Died
HB 749-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the transportation cost component in the determination of adequate education grants. Died
HB 750-LOCAL relative to the development and adoption of the school administrative unit budget. Interim Study
HB 751 authorizing an advisory committee and establishing a conflict of interest policy regarding grant awards from the health care fund. Died
HB 752 relative to certain revisions of the right-to-know law. Died
HB 753 relative to exemptions from issuer-dealer licenses for the sale of securities. Became Law
HB 754 relative to the testing and certification of fluorine-bearing chemicals injected into the public water supply. Died
HB 755 relative to groundwater contamination and gasoline sampling. Died
HB 756 relative to the penalty for certain acts of theft, destruction, or violence in a safe school zone. Died
HB 757 establishing an early literacy and reading improvement program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 758 relative to the sale of gasoline containing ethers and establishing a gasoline remediation and elimination of ethers fund. Became Law
HB 759-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a flat rate education income tax, relative to the state education property tax and certain other taxes, and relative to other sources of funding for education. Died
HB 760-FN relative to the use of silencing devices for taking game. Became Law
HB 761-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 762-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax to allow for a healthy families trust fund and for increased funding for the tobacco use prevention fund. Died
HB 763-LOCAL relative to obligations of county governments. Became Law
HB 764-FN relative to the criminal offense of kidnapping. Became Law
HB 765-FN-A establishing an historic homeownership mortgage credit program. Interim Study
HB 766-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 767-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the excellence in learning in New Hampshire school funding and improvement program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 768-FN relative to DNA testing of criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 769-FN-LOCAL relative to fees paid by municipalities for excavating and dredging permit applications. Became Law
HB 1000-FN-A relative to the acquisition and oversight of certain rights in land located in Pittsburg, Clarksville, and Stewartstown, known as the Connecticut Lakes headwaters tract and making an appropriation therefor; establishing funds for the stewardship of these lands; and allowing state agencies to hold certain rights under the New Hampshire land and community heritage investment program. Became Law
HB 1100-FN-A relative to the judicial conduct commission and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1101 relative to the payment date for county taxes. Died
HB 1102 establishing a hazardous waste coordinator certificate program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1103 establishing a committee to study the budget process. Died
HB 1104 establishing the Danny Carswell Memorial Patrol Shed in the town of Merrimack. Became Law
HB 1105 relative to the appointment of non-certified employees within a school administrative unit. Died
HB 1106 repealing the water pollution control revolving loan fund advisory committee, the local government advisory committee, and the New Hampshire industrial heritage commission; establishing a reporting requirement for the environmental research advisory committee; and creating a radon study committee. Became Law
HB 1107 establishing a committee to study the telephone policies for juveniles under the care of the department of youth development services. Became Law
HB 1108 relative to administrative license suspension hearings. Died
HB 1109 establishing a commission to study problems related to the delivery of local assistance. Became Law
HB 1110 relative to the sale of ferrets. Became Law
HB 1111 establishing a committee to study regulation and procedures for lake level investigations and orders. Became Law
HB 1112 relative to the notice period for hearings on excavation permits. Became Law
HB 1113 relative to boating on Sandogardy Pond in the town of Northfield. Died
HB 1114 establishing a committee to study the state's real estate leasing practices and requirements. Died
HB 1115 relative to the procedure for assignment of juvenile probation and parole officers. Interim Study
HB 1116 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of placing state liquor stores at the Manchester airport and at the Pease International Tradeport. Died
HB 1117 establishing a committee to study the effects of prohibiting adverse possession in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1118 relative to participation by certain judges in the state employee group health and dental insurance programs. Became Law
HB 1119-FN-LOCAL relative to landfill closing costs reimbursed by the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1120 relative to naming a certain island in Lake Winnipesaukee in the town of Moultonborough. Became Law
HB 1121 relative to capital improvement committees. Became Law
HB 1122 establishing a committee to study statistical patterns of DWI offenses. Died
HB 1123 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of integrating the functions of the departments of education and health and human services. Died
HB 1124 establishing a committee to evaluate the administration of the Medicaid "In and Out" Program. Died
HB 1125 extending insurance coverage by health service corporations to certain call firefighters and emergency medical technicians employed by municipalities. Died
HB 1126-FN-A establishing the weights and measures laboratory accreditation program. Died
HB 1127 relative to the timing for the filing of an affidavit for the disposition of nursing home patient accounts after death. Died
HB 1128-FN relative to the retirement system classification for the director of field services, department of corrections. Died
HB 1129 relative to discriminatory practices by owners of public accommodations. Died
HB 1130 increasing the rate of workers' compensation. Died
HB 1131 establishing a committee to study increasing the number of physicians who are New Hampshire residents and making a technical change. Became Law
HB 1132 relative to grip height on motorcycles. Became Law
HB 1133 relative to intrastate fresh pursuit. Became Law
HB 1134 relative to lighting requirements for motor vehicles and trailers and establishing a grants coordinator in the department of safety. Became Law
HB 1135 relative to the practice of dentistry and dental hygiene. Became Law
HB 1136 proclaiming February 14 as Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day. Became Law
HB 1137 relative to the crime of resisting arrest. Died
HB 1138 requiring the attorney general to initiate a declaratory judgment action concerning record title matters related to the Green Hills subdivision in the town of Raymond. Died
HB 1139 relative to international reciprocal child support agreements. Became Law
HB 1140 providing for the nomination and appointment of a "state treasure." Died
HB 1141 relative to the adoption of innovative land use zoning. Died
HB 1142 relative to the advisory council on unemployment compensation. Became Law
HB 1143 establishing a committee to study self-certification of hazardous waste small quantity generators. Died
HB 1144 establishing a committee to study access to the polls by disabled persons and the use of new technology to accommodate disabled voters. Interim Study
HB 1145-FN-A requiring metal detectors in the state house and legislative office building and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1146 relative to candidate qualifications for school district office. Died
HB 1147 relative to the annulment of certain criminal offenses committed under the laws of another jurisdiction. Became Law
HB 1148 naming the state office complex on Hazen Drive in the city of Concord the Meldrim Thomson State Office Complex and naming New Hampshire route 25A from Wentworth to Orford the Governor Meldrim Thomson Scenic Highway. Became Law
HB 1149 establishing a committee to study the efficiency of the long-term care facility survey process. Died
HB 1150 relative to insurance compliance self-audits. Died
HB 1151 establishing a commission to examine and assess the status of civic education in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1152 establishing a committee to study methods for clarifying the division of authority between boards of selectmen and elected chiefs of police. Died
HB 1153 establishing a committee to study the jurisdiction of the board of manufactured housing, and relative to addressing the location of the records of the board of manufactured housing. Became Law
HB 1154 relative to appeals of historic district commissions. Died
HB 1155 relative to the unauthorized use of firearms in towns and cities. Died
HB 1156 relative to the issuance of building permits on private roads, relative to the building code for modular housing, and relative to the membership of the state building code review board. Became Law
HB 1157 providing for the local option to apply the current use laws. Died
HB 1158 relative to the definition of "party". Died
HB 1159 relative to substituting generic drugs for legend and non-legend drugs. Became Law
HB 1160-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to rebuild and maintain the dam controlling Russell Reservoir in the town of Harrisville. Died
HB 1161 relative to youth employment. Died
HB 1162 relative to unsolicited electronic email. Died
HB 1163 relative to child passenger restraints. Interim Study
HB 1164 renaming Hill's Bridge in the town of Lee as the Captain Reuben Hill Bridge and naming the bridge over the Connecticut River between Woodsville, New Hampshire and Wells River, Vermont the New Hampshire/Vermont Veterans Memorial Bridge. Became Law
HB 1165 establishing a committee to study issues arising from State v. Laurie. Died
HB 1166 relative to alcoholic product advertising. Became Law
HB 1167 permitting wine manufacturers to sell their products at farmers' markets and relative to liquor and wine representative licenses. Became Law
HB 1168 relative to ambulatory surgical facilities owned in whole or in part by a hospital. Died
HB 1169 relative to the termination of safe deposit box leases. Died
HB 1170 extending the environmental audit program. Became Law
HB 1171 relative to organic food production. Became Law
HB 1172 relative to the adoption of rules for certain wetland permits. Died
HB 1173 relative to the identification and notification of putative fathers. Died
HB 1174-FN-LOCAL requiring the provision of educational opportunities to expelled pupils. Died
HB 1175 relative to proclaiming oneself a New Hampshire native. Became Law
HB 1176 limiting the hours available for telephone solicitation. Died
HB 1177 enforcing the prohibition on the possession and use of tobacco products by minors through the juvenile statutes. Died
HB 1178-FN relative to the recreational taking of lobster by scuba diving. Died
HB 1179 establishing a task force to investigate the feasibility of utilizing the Concord to Lincoln rail corridor for passenger service. Died
HB 1180 establishing a task force to research revenue streams to fund intermodal transportation systems in New Hampshire and relative to exemption from local property taxes for leases of state-owned railroad properties. Became Law
HB 1181 requiring registration of political parties. Died
HB 1182 establishing a committee to study the development of home and community-based long-term supports for the elderly and adults with disabilities. Became Law
HB 1183 establishing a committee to study the conformity of administrative rules to statutory authority. Interim Study
HB 1184-FN permitting the department of health and human services to use the National Medical Support Notice. Became Law
HB 1185-FN relative to the possession of deadly weapons in a safe school zone. Died
HB 1186-FN relative to penalties for flag desecration. Died
HB 1187-FN relative to criminal penalties for possession of a firearm in a safe school zone. Died
HB 1188 prohibiting discrimination because of political belief. Died
HB 1189 relative to the plea of guilty but insane. Interim Study
HB 1190 relative to a one-year certificate of eligibility to teach. Became Law
HB 1191 establishing a committee to study the expansion of opportunities for teacher certification and the election of members of the state board of education. Died
HB 1192 relative to the use of enrollment by residence data in the calculation of adequate education grants. Died
HB 1193-LOCAL relative to local enforcement of junk yards and motor vehicle recycling yards. Died
HB 1194 relative to medical records. Died
HB 1195 relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Died
HB 1196 enabling municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for deaf or severely hearing impaired persons. Died
HB 1197-FN relative to providing notice of invasive species to New Hampshire citizens. Died
HB 1198 relative to the minimum hourly rate for certain employees. Interim Study
HB 1199-FN providing for the certification of septage haulers. Died
HB 1201 relative to charitable trust customer data. Became Law
HB 1202-FN reducing fees for municipal permits for registration of certain hybrid vehicles. Died
HB 1203 relative to retroactive health insurance denials. Became Law
HB 1204 relative to administrative rulemaking of the sweepstakes commission. Died
HB 1205 relative to the availability of motor vehicle records for the distribution of seat belt safety materials. Died
HB 1206-FN increasing the annuity paid to a surviving spouse or beneficiary upon the accidental death of a group II permanent firemen member in the performance of duty. Interim Study
HB 1207 relative to the regulation of the installation and servicing of fire suppression systems. Died
HB 1208 relative to real estate broker liens. Became Law
HB 1209 relative to a civil rights act for health care providers. Died
HB 1210 relative to barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
HB 1211 prohibiting insurers from discriminating against a person on the basis of the person holding elective office. Died
HB 1212 relative to certain disclosures in real estate sales. Died
HB 1213 relative to personal school records of pupils. Died
HB 1214 relative to medical waste incinerators and to the polyvinyl chloride content of medical waste. Interim Study
HB 1215 relative to county delegations. Became Law
HB 1216 erecting a historic sign in Berlin honoring its original settlers. Died
HB 1217 relative to payment of trust income. Became Law
HB 1218 relative to the regulation of pharmacists and prescription drug orders, relative to the use of non-original containers to organize prescription and nonprescription drugs, and relative to the management of certain plan benefits under Medicaid by the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 1219 establishing a committee to study ways to implement the principles of state health care reform. Died
HB 1220 relative to assisted living residences and housing for older persons. Became Law
HB 1221 relative to coordinating certain town and school district meetings. Died
HB 1222 exempting ice-out contests from the laws regulating games of chance. Became Law
HB 1223 establishing a committee to study the model insurance rating laws. Became Law
HB 1224 adopting the nurse licensure compact. Died
HB 1225 relative to disclosure of referral restrictions. Became Law
HB 1226-LOCAL allowing discretionary easements to include barns used for farming. Died
HB 1227 relative to the appraisal of affordable housing developments. Died
HB 1228 relative to union dues. Interim Study
HB 1229-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding of special education. Died
HB 1230-FN authorizing the commissioner of the department of education to expend funds for special education advocacy. Died
HB 1231-FN implementing a pre-engineering technology curriculum in the public high schools in the state and relative to the naming of the regional community-technical college system. Became Law
HB 1232-FN-LOCAL relative to the confidentiality of library user records. Died
HB 1233-FN-A requiring an audit of the department of education and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1234-FN relative to an education property tax cap for retired residents. Interim Study
HB 1235 relative to operation of motorized vessels and safe boater education and relative to fill and dredge in wetlands. Became Law
HB 1236-FN establishing a committee to study the adjudication of divorces pursuant to part 2, article 76 of the New Hampshire constitution. Became Law
HB 1237 relative to a conflict of interest policy for persons having a substantial interest in grants awarded by or contracts with a state agency. Died
HB 1238 requiring seating accommodations in retail establishments. Died
HB 1239-FN-A relative to off-track wagering by certain establishments. Died
HB 1240 establishing a property tax limitation and credit for elderly persons and increasing the amount of the homestead right for elderly persons. Died
HB 1241-FN relative to salaries for the wardens of department of corrections facilities. Died
HB 1242 relative to the required vote for board articles. Died
HB 1243 relative to safety devices required for transporting logs, lumber, or timber. Died
HB 1244 establishing a committee to study the curriculum content of an adequate education. Died
HB 1245-FN requiring applicants for recreational licenses issued by the fish and game department to provide his or her social security number. Died
HB 1246 relative to the chairperson of the board of recount in school district recounts. Became Law
HB 1247 establishing a study committee to review the impact on revenue flows to municipalities from lands being bought by federal, state, and other public agencies from private entities for conservation purposes. Became Law
HB 1248-FN requiring the notification of renewal prior to expiration to holders of professional licenses issued by state agencies. Died
HB 1249 adopting the model Drug Dealer Liability Act. Died
HB 1251 relative to the use of mercury amalgam fillings by dentists. Became Law
HB 1252 relative to the membership of the wetlands council. Became Law
HB 1253 relative to possessory actions against tenants. Died
HB 1254 relative to the budget preparation procedures of municipalities. Became Law
HB 1255-FN relative to an extended term license to carry a concealed firearm. Died
HB 1256 relative to Clark Pond Road in the town of Haverhill. Became Law
HB 1257 relative to oaths by public employees. Died
HB 1258-FN relative to post-conviction DNA testing. Interim Study
HB 1259-FN-LOCAL relative to the base cost for calculating adequate education grants. Interim Study
HB 1260-FN relative to certification and licensing of teachers and school administrators. Died
HB 1261-FN relative to penalties for DWI offenses. Died
HB 1262-FN-A-LOCAL relative to implementing on-line exchange of voter registration information and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1263-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the statewide cost of an adequate education at zero dollars and repealing the education property tax. Died
HB 1264-FN-LOCAL relative to district courts and pleas by mail, and establishing a committee to study the operation and efficiency of motor vehicle trials in district courts. Became Law
HB 1265-FN permitting certain gaming enforcement officers to be group II members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 1266-FN relative to the appointment of a guardian of the estate of a minor. Died
HB 1267-FN-LOCAL relative to a ban on landfilling and incinerating aluminum cans. Died
HB 1268-FN relative to the net operating loss deduction under the business profits tax. Became Law
HB 1269-FN requiring the department of health and human services to compile and maintain abortion statistics. Died
HB 1270-FN making technical corrections due to the repeal of the legacies and succession tax, relative to the exception from the meals and rooms tax for gratuities, and relative to appeals for redetermination or reconsideration of assessments or demands for payment made by the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 1271-FN relative to dental care insurance for state employees and retired state employees. Died
HB 1272-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a statewide special education funding pool. Died
HB 1273-FN relative to planning and procedures for state-owned or leased trails for all-terrain vehicles and relative to registration fees for certain off highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
HB 1274 relative to town clerks and deputy town clerks. Became Law
HB 1275-FN-LOCAL relative to approval of budget calculations in the default budget of a municipality using the official ballot system. Died
HB 1276 permitting pharmacists to dispense emergency contraception. Died
HB 1277 increasing the optional veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 1278 establishing an abortion waiting period. Died
HB 1279-FN-A making an appropriation for the purchase of equipment to record committee sessions. Died
HB 1280-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 1281 establishing a commission to study public educational choice initiatives. Became Law
HB 1282 establishing a committee to study gaming options for New Hampshire. Died
HB 1283 establishing a committee to study state and local regulation of helicopter landings. Died
HB 1284 relative to the time frame for petitions for zoning changes submitted to local planning boards. Died
HB 1285 relative to the applicability of the stalking statute to minors. Became Law
HB 1286 increasing the time period during which warrantless arrests for violations of the stalking law and violations of restraining orders in domestic cases are permitted. Became Law
HB 1287 establishing a committee to study the need for additional training of attorneys representing clients in domestic relations matters. Died
HB 1288 relative to regular meetings of local planning boards. Died
HB 1289 relative to personal health and financial information privacy. Died
HB 1290 relative to genetic information. Died
HB 1291 requiring the department of education to develop a plan to address and reduce the number of persons awaiting vocational rehabilitation transition services. Interim Study
HB 1292 relative to interpreters for the deaf in certain governmental or public proceedings. Interim Study
HB 1293 relative to the specificity of criminal complaints and warrants. Died
HB 1294-FN-A reducing the tobacco tax. Interim Study
HB 1295 establishing an environmental services review commission. Died
HB 1296 relative to ambient groundwater quality standards. Died
HB 1297 exempting land which is subject to a governmental conservation easement or development restriction from property taxation. Died
HB 1298 relative to signage for the sponsor-a-highway program and naming that portion of the New Hampshire hospital campus which has been converted to offices for state agencies and others, the Hugh Gallen State Office Complex. Became Law
HB 1299-FN establishing a committee to study the creation of a marriage education and enhancement program. Became Law
HB 1301 relative to grounds for divorce for persons with minor children. Interim Study
HB 1302-FN relative to the purchase of certain prior service credit by members of the retirement system, relative to legislative review of retirement fund investment practices, and relative to the payment of medical benefits costs for retired state employees. Became Law
HB 1303-FN prohibiting the wearing of certain facial coverings. Died
HB 1304 prohibiting preferences in hiring, promotion, or admission by state agencies, the university system, the regional community-technical colleges, and the postsecondary education commission. Died
HB 1305-FN relative to the pollution prevention program. Became Law
HB 1306-FN-LOCAL increasing the county's portion of fees collected from the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 1307 relative to the Dover-Somersworth-Durham district court. Died
HB 1308 relative to checklist corrections on election day. Became Law
HB 1309 prohibiting arrests for violation-level offenses. Died
HB 1310 relative to the city of Manchester's contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 1311 relative to certain mental health records and establishing a committee to study the protection of certain medical information. Became Law
HB 1312 establishing a committee to study the needs of the Native American population in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1313 relative to spreading sludge on excavation sites for reclamation. Interim Study
HB 1314 requiring candidates for speaker of the house of representatives to file certain reports and register as political committees. Became Law
HB 1315 relative to requiring revaluation of property. Died
HB 1316 eliminating the application of the rule against perpetuities in certain trusts which contain safeguards relative to the continued alienability of property. Died
HB 1317-FN-A-LOCAL targeting aid for education to certain school districts. Interim Study
HB 1318 relative to the regulation of the use of pharmaceutical agents and the treatment of glaucoma by licensed optometrists. Became Law
HB 1319-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the New Hampshire electronic gaming commission, creating New Hampshire electronic gaming districts, and authorizing the licensing and use of electronic gaming machines and equipment. Died
HB 1320 establishing a committee to study establishing enterprise zones in economically deprived communities. Died
HB 1321-LOCAL permitting municipalities to reimburse persons who assist applicants in obtaining social security benefits. Died
HB 1322 requiring a super majority vote for adoption of certain tax legislation. Died
HB 1323 establishing a committee to study performance-based public salaries. Died
HB 1324-FN requiring that budget requests made by the state government be limited by inflationary and population growth indices. Interim Study
HB 1325 prohibiting payroll deductions by public employers for political activities and prohibiting coercive actions against public employees to obtain political contributions. Died
HB 1326 establishing a committee to study the veterinary/medical education loan program and the veterinary/medical/optometric loan program. Died
HB 1327 establishing a committee to study the recodification of railroad statutes in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1328 defining instructional time in public elementary and secondary schools. Died
HB 1329-FN relative to fiscal notes. Died
HB 1330-FN requiring state agencies to respond to fiscal note requests in a timely manner. Died
HB 1331 requiring that the effect on revenues, expenditures, and fiscal liability be included in the reports of house standing committees. Interim Study
HB 1332-FN-A requiring an audit of New Hampshire housing finance authority programs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1333 establishing a committee to study the definition of an adequate education. Died
HB 1334-FN relative to a certain highway project in Brookfield, New Hampshire. Died
HB 1335 excluding the services of a broker-dealer agent from the definition of employment for unemployment compensation purposes. Died
HB 1336-FN permitting wine manufacturers to be issued restaurant licenses. Became Law
HB 1337 establishing a study committee to review and determine steps to fully implement the infant deafness program. Became Law
HB 1338 clarifying that the judicial council is responsible for payment of indigent defense expenses. Died
HB 1339 relative to the offices of forest fire warden and deputy forest fire warden. Died
HB 1340 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of computerizing and consolidating demographic information. Died
HB 1341 relative to permissible uses of education property tax revenues. Died
HB 1342 relative to preparation of fiscal notes. Died
HB 1343 relative to processing excavating and dredging permits. Interim Study
HB 1344-LOCAL establishing a village plan alternative subdivision in zoning and land use planning laws. Became Law
HB 1345 relative to sex education instruction in public schools. Died
HB 1346 relative to participation in certain health education programs. Died
HB 1347-FN authorizing the department of health and human services to intercept insurance payments if there is unpaid child support. Interim Study
HB 1348 clarifying the law regarding title-exempted vehicles, permitting owners of antique motor vehicles to obtain certificates of title, relative to farm tractor plates, and relative to registration fees for certain off highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
HB 1349-FN-A establishing a committee to study electric utility restructuring in the territory currently serviced by Connecticut Valley Electric Company. Became Law
HB 1351-FN granting group II retirement system status to certain positions in the department of corrections. Died
HB 1352-FN-LOCAL relative to establishing a hazardous duty classification in the length of service awards program. Became Law
HB 1353-FN-A-LOCAL relative to video lottery at the racetracks. Died
HB 1354-FN licensing body art practitioners. Became Law
HB 1355-FN-LOCAL relative to merging unincorporated places with abutting municipalities in Coos county. Died
HB 1356-FN establishing the criminal offense of felony pursuit. Became Law
HB 1357-FN relative to the form of drivers' licenses. Became Law
HB 1358-FN-LOCAL relative to valuation of property for purposes of assessing the education property tax. Died
HB 1359-FN establishing a department of financial services. Interim Study
HB 1360-FN relative to recommendations, appointments, and qualifications of marital masters and procedures for cases heard by marital masters. Interim Study
HB 1361-FN relative to the regulation of business practices between off highway recreational vehicle manufacturers, distributors, and dealers. Became Law
HB 1362-FN-A establishing a state-owned casino to provide funds for public education. Died
HB 1363-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to reimburse counties for the costs of incarcerating certain prisoners. Interim Study
HB 1364-FN requiring an accounting of dedicated funds in the budgetary process. Became Law
HB 1365-FN requiring that the county departments of correction be charged 110 percent of the Medicare rate for inmates who need medical services within the community. Became Law
HB 1366-FN establishing a state employee recognition and award program. Died
HB 1367-FN relative to the childhood lead poisoning prevention program. Became Law
HB 1368-FN adopting the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure as law. Died
HB 1369-FN-LOCAL requiring cities and towns to complete valuations of property and relative to the implementation of education property tax hardship relief provisions. Died
HB 1370 relative to establishing a 6-year capital budget. Interim Study
HB 1371-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state aid for provision of an adequate education, and for additional local education tax relief. Died
HB 1372-FN relative to certain residential care facilities. Became Law
HB 1373-FN relative to the participation in the New Hampshire retirement system by certain school district employees. Became Law
HB 1374-FN requiring the department of environmental services to bear certain clean-up costs. Interim Study
HB 1375-FN relative to the sale of land by the department of transportation. Died
HB 1376-FN relative to distribution of tobacco settlement funds. Died
HB 1377-FN relative to the regulation of physical therapists. Became Law
HB 1378-FN-A establishing a sunset review process for executive agency and judicial programs and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1379-FN affirming the state's sovereignty and revising the state's labor laws application to elected and appointed officials. Died
HB 1380-FN relative to parental consent for abortions performed on children less than 16 years of age. Died
HB 1381-FN-A requiring licensing of public bathing facilities and of the operators, designers, and installers of public bathing facilities. Died
HB 1382-FN revising requirements for restoring excavation sites. Died
HB 1383 relative to lucky 7. Interim Study
HB 1384 making certain technical changes to the workers' compensation law. Became Law
HB 1385 relative to trespassing on certain rail lines. Interim Study
HB 1386-FN establishing a research and investigation unit for the house of representatives. Died
HB 1387 relative to toll exemptions for legislators. Died
HB 1388 relative to respiratory care. Became Law
HB 1389 enabling towns to charge fees for the disproportionate use of municipal safety services. Died
HB 1390 relative to quality assurance information. Became Law
HB 1391 relative to municipal budgets. Died
HB 1392 relative to mediation before the board of manufactured housing. Died
HB 1393 relative to business replacement costs resulting from government program displacement. Died
HB 1394 establishing a committee to study entering into the nurse licensure compact for interstate reciprocity for nurses. Died
HB 1395 relative to historic district commissions. Died
HB 1396 authorizing the state veterinarian to provide wildlife disease prevention and treatment. Became Law
HB 1397 relative to the annual salary of police commissioners of the town of Wolfeboro. Became Law
HB 1398 relative to the vote required for issuance of bonds by the Sunapee water and sewer commission. Became Law
HB 1399-LOCAL relative to assessment of the land use change tax. Interim Study
HB 1401 relative to the authority of highway agents. Died
HB 1402 designating segments of the Isinglass River as protected under the rivers management and protection program. Became Law
HB 1403-LOCAL relative to eligibility requirements for property tax credits for disabled veterans and veterans' surviving spouses. Died
HB 1404-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an economic development resort and casino at Jericho Lake Park in Berlin. Died
HB 1405 relative to the Memorial Day holiday. Interim Study
HB 1406 permitting the nomination of a guardian for the children of activated members of the armed services or for incapacitated persons for whom the activated member is the guardian, creating a committee to study the New Hampshire National Guard Education Assistance Act, and relative to the capital appropriation for the renovation and expansion of state armories. Became Law
HB 1407 relative to the definition of abutter in planning and zoning laws. Became Law
HB 1408 relative to local ordinances regulating truancy. Died
HB 1409-FN-A-LOCAL relative to payment of autopsy expenses. Died
HB 1410-LOCAL ratifying the 2001 Amherst annual town meeting, and the 2001 Pembroke town meeting. Died
HB 1411-FN-A making an appropriation to the judicial branch for district and probate court security. Became Law
HB 1412-FN requiring the department of health and human services to compile and maintain induced termination of pregnancy statistics. Died
HB 1413 relative to disclosure of information by hospitals, and relative to the regulation of dental restorative materials. Became Law
HB 1414-FN-A-LOCAL relative to taxation of excavation areas. Became Law
HB 1415 relative to removing certain extensions for abatement decisions, replies and appeals in a year of property revaluation, the rulemaking authority of the equalization standards board, the authority for staffing recommendations for the joint legislative committee on administrative rules, and granting authority for technical corrections to the unclassified salary structure. Became Law
HB 1416-FN relative to the extent of the authority of agencies to adopt administrative rules. Died
HB 1417-FN-A eliminating the payment of the business enterprise tax on interest paid by business enterprises. Died
HB 1418 establishing a committee to study the cost of telephone calls from state prison inmates to their families. Interim Study
HB 1419-FN-A increasing the capital appropriation made to the fish and game department for the Barry conservation camp building replacement. Became Law
HB 1420 establishing a task force to define the practice of law in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1421-FN-A relative to criminal extradition expenses and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1422 establishing certain positions in the insurance department. Became Law
HB 1423-FN relative to state or local government security issues under the right-to-know law and relative to threats of biological or chemical substances. Became Law
HB 1424 prohibiting the acceptance of certain funds within the university system of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1425-FN relative to protective custody for intoxicated or incapacitated persons. Interim Study
HB 1426-FN relative to the availability of information on the registration of certain sexual offenders, and requiring certain sexual offenders and offenders against children to report any changes to such person's place of employment or schooling. Became Law
HB 1427-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a property tax relief program for low income homeowners. Interim Study
HB 1428-FN-LOCAL relative to the formation of statewide cooperative purchasing agreements within school administrative units. Died
HB 1429 relative to the scope of the consumer protection act and relative to the appointment of a director of administration for the office of attorney general. Became Law
HB 1430 relative to appeals in actions against tenants. Interim Study
HB 1431 relative to the required term of service for jurors. Died
HB 1432 establishing a committee to study the use of drug concentration levels to enforce prohibitions against driving under the influence of drugs. Died
HB 1433 prohibiting intoxication from consumption of alcoholic beverages by minors. Became Law
HB 1434 lowering the minimum medical cost coverage for motor vehicle liability policies. Became Law
HB 1435 extending the reporting dates of certain study committees. Became Law
HB 1436-FN relative to requiring treatment for persons convicted of DWI offenses. Died
HB 1437-FN-A relative to increasing the staff in the consumer protection and antitrust bureau of the department of justice. Became Law
HB 1438-FN-A relative to registration of health clubs. Became Law
HB 1439-FN-A relative to an agreement between the state of New Hampshire and city of Laconia and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1440-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a New Hampshire local government records management improvement program and fund. Became Law
HB 1441 relative to the availability of records of the joint committee on legislative facilities. Became Law
HB 1442 relative to eligibility for special number plates for former prisoners of war. Became Law
HB 1443 relative to liability for educational expenses incurred during placement in certain department of health and human services facilities. Became Law
HB 1444 requiring a majority vote of the legislature prior to placing memorials on certain state grounds. Died
HB 1445 establishing a committee to study growth ordinances for municipalities. Died
HB 1446 relative to the recitation of the pledge of allegiance in the public schools. Became Law
HB 1447 establishing a committee to study methods of supporting the continued operation of wood-fired electrical generating facilities. Became Law
HB 1448-FN relative to the salaries of unclassified state officers. Died
HB 1449-A establishing a pilot program to study and establish protected instream flows and water management plans on the Lamprey River and the Souhegan River. Became Law
HB 1450 authorizing the sweepstakes commission to allow multi-hall, linked bingo games. Interim Study
HB 1451-FN-A implementing the Mobile Telecommunications Sourcing Act and relative to the telecommunications equipment assistance program. Became Law
HB 1452-FN establishing the New Hampshire homeland defense service ribbon. Interim Study
HB 1453 extending the committee studying the status of veterans in New Hampshire and relative to the membership of the state veterans' advisory committee. Became Law
HB 1454-FN requiring hepatitis testing and vaccination of department of corrections' employees and inmates in the state prison system. Interim Study
HB 1455-FN-LOCAL establishing portability of a person's qualifying retirement funds for the purchase of permissive service credit in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 1456-FN relative to information on drivers' licenses and relative to motor vehicle records. Became Law
HB 1457 authorizing emergency medical care providers to withdraw blood for certain alcohol concentration tests. Died
HB 1458-FN-LOCAL allowing emergency medical service personnel to be group II members of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 1459-FN-A making an appropriation to the Alan B. Shepard discovery center. Died
HB 1460-FN relative to penalties for alcohol- and drug-related offenses. Became Law
HB 1461-FN transferring the office of emergency management to the department of safety, division of fire safety and emergency management. Became Law
HB 1462-FN-A-LOCAL eliminating the statewide education property tax as a source of funding adequate education. Died
HB 1463-FN relative to sole proprietors under the unemployment compensation law. Interim Study
HB 1464-FN prohibiting human cloning in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1465 extending the New Hampshire task force on deafness and hearing loss. Became Law
HB 1466-FN-LOCAL providing for the assignment to the state of the collection of certain state education property taxes deemed uncollectible due to bankruptcy or disaster. Interim Study
HB 1467-FN relative to the cost of vaccines. Became Law
HB 1468-FN relative to prescription drugs and medicaid best practices. Interim Study
HB 1469-FN establishing a committee to study the eligibility of state employees to receive a retirement system benefit while in service, establishing a moratorium on eligibility for electing such benefit, and prospectively repealing the provision allowing certain state employees to receive a retirement allowance while in service. Became Law
HB 1470-FN transferring tobacco products sales licensing authority to the liquor commission and increasing tobacco products sales license fees. Interim Study
HB 1471-FN establishing a committee for the design and construction of a memorial to the victims of the September 11 tragedy. Became Law
HB 1472-FN amending the definitions, applications, and fees relating to explosives and explosive substances, and relative to background investigations and criminal records checks for applicants for private detective or security services. Became Law
HB 1473-FN-A relative to the capital appropriation made to the department of transportation for the new garage and testing lab facility. Became Law
HB 1474 relative to creating county commissioner districts in Strafford county. Died
HB 1475 establishing a committee to study the use of state-issued identification by law enforcement to enhance public safety. Died
HB 1476 relative to the age of retirement or early retirement in the city of Manchester employees contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 1477 relative to the use of the real property of counties. Died
HB 1478-FN-A relative to public health emergency preparation and response. Became Law
HB 1479-FN establishing the crime victim employment leave act. Interim Study
HB 1480 relative to liability for benefits under workers' compensation. Interim Study
HB 1481-FN-LOCAL relative to a highway construction project in Nashua. Died
HB 1482-FN-A re-authorizing the motor oil discharge cleanup fund established under RSA 146-F, and establishing new positions at the department of environmental services and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
HB 1483 relative to municipal budget committees. Died
HB 2000 relative to the state 10-year transportation improvement program, establishing a transportation project study committee, increasing the distribution to certain municipalities from the special railroad fund, establishing a committee to study the distribution from the special railroad fund, and relative to a certain property tax exemption. Became Law
HB 2002 apportioning state representative districts and relative to filing deadlines for the 2002 general election for state representatives. Died

House resolutions 21

HR 1 adopting the rules of the 2000 legislative session and providing that house rules may be amended by a majority vote of the house on or before January 25, 2001. Adopted by the House
HR 2 providing for the taping and correction of the house permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 3 providing for the distribution of certain legislative publications. Adopted by the House
HR 4 providing the time of payment for salary and mileage payments to house members. Adopted by the House
HR 5 directing the New Hampshire attorney general to report to the house of representatives on the feasibility of filing a class action lawsuit against the federal government to recover special education funding promised by the federal government under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Died
HR 6 recognizing the ancient and aboriginal claim of Indians in the state to hunt and fish. Died
HR 7 relative to the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. Adopted by the House
HR 8 recognizing and marking the ten year anniversary of the February 28, 1991 Persian Gulf War cease fire. Adopted by the House
HR 9 memorializing State Representative Bernard J. Lambert of West Swanzey. Adopted by the House
HR 10 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2001, 2002, and 2003. Died
HR 11 memorializing State Representative Bonnie L. Patria of Manchester. Adopted by the House
HR 12 memorializing State Representative Walter J. Mikowlski of Londonderry. Adopted by the House
HR 13 memorializing State Representative Ronald G. Russell of Keene. Adopted by the House
HR 14 memorializing State Representative David G. Poulin of Penacook. Adopted by the House
HR 20 supporting the country of Tibet. Adopted by the House
HR 21 urging the development and implementation of a national missile defense system. Adopted by the House
HR 22 honoring and memorializing Niels F. F. Nielsen, Jr. Adopted by the House
HR 23 memorializing State Representative James A. Whittemore of Franklin. Adopted by the House
HR 24 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2002 and 2003. Adopted by the House
HR 25 memorializing State Representative Raymond E. Proulx of Dover. Adopted by the House
HR 26 denouncing the opinion of the United States Court of Appeals of the Ninth Circuit holding that the recitation of the pledge of allegiance in public schools is an unconstitutional endorsement of religion. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 23

HCR 1 urging the federal government to allow military retirees to receive service-connected disability compensation benefits without requiring them to waive an equal amount of retirement pay. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 2 urging the federal government to establish a new zip code for the town of Kensington. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 3 rescinding all requests by the New Hampshire legislature for a federal constitutional convention and urging other states to withdraw similar requests. Died
HCR 4 encouraging New Hampshire Public Radio to extend its broadcast signal to all of Coos county including the Connecticut River Valley area. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 5 urging the federal government to consider the impacts on New Hampshire and the smaller states of interstate waste legislation. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 6 urging New Hampshire to use the "precautionary principle" when determining the safety and feasibility of using products, techniques, and technologies. Died
HCR 7 urging the federal government to allow a deduction for personal credit card interest from the federal income tax. Died
HCR 8 encouraging more direct flights and international flights from the Manchester airport. Died
HCR 9 urging the President of the United States to increase the administration’s efforts to mediate a peaceful resolution to the dispute in Cyprus between Turkey and the Republic of Cyprus. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 10 supporting the electoral college. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 to evaluate regional transportation infrastructure links. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 12 requesting that the federal government authorize greater state regulation of gas pipelines and pipelines carrying other hazardous substances. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 13 calling on the President and the Congress to fully fund the federal government's share of special education services in public elementary and secondary schools in the United States under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 14 declaring it to be wrongful for the judiciary, either directly or indirectly, to define an adequate education or the cost of an adequate education. Died
HCR 20 encouraging trade with the Central American Northern Triangle. Died
HCR 21 urging the state attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission to enforce the Telemarketing Sales Rule and urging Congress to adopt the Know Your Caller Act of 2001. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 22 encouraging multiple use management and access for future land transfers to the White Mountain National Forest. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 23 urging Congress to abolish the Recreational Fee Demonstration Program on public lands including the White Mountain National Forest. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 24 urging the federal government to declare a moratorium on major airline industry mergers. Died
HCR 25 encouraging an increased distribution of federal money from the military budget to the states. Died
HCR 26 urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to remove all unapproved prescription fluoride products from the market. Died
HCR 27 urging Congress to release information to the public regarding restrictions placed on Italian-American citizens of the United States during World War II. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 28 urging increased federal funding for quality breast cancer research. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 32

CACR 1 relating to the rate of taxation of a tax dedicated to funding an adequate education. Providing that a two-thirds vote of the house of representatives and the senate shall be required to increase the rate of taxation of a tax dedicated to funding the state's obligation to provide an adequate education from the rate initially established. Died
CACR 2 relating to the nomination and appointment of judicial officers. Providing that the governor shall nominate and, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, shall appoint judges of the supreme, superior, and district courts, the chief justice of the supreme court, chief justice of the superior court, and the administrative justice of the district court. Died
CACR 3 relating to 7-year terms for state judges. Providing that all state judges appointed on or after January 1, 2003 be commissioned for 7-year terms, which may be renewed. Died
CACR 4 relating to the administrative head of the courts. Providing that article 73-a of the second part of the New Hampshire constitution, relative to the chief justice of the supreme court as the administrative head of all the courts, be repealed. Died
CACR 5 relating to the rulemaking authority of the supreme court. Providing that supreme court may adopt rules that have the force and effect of law, and that the general court may regulate these matters by statute and may accept or reject any rule adopted by the supreme court, and that in the event of a conflict between a statute and a rule, the statute, if otherwise valid, shall supersede the rule. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
CACR 6 relating to proceedings for impeachment of judges. Providing that certain procedures shall be established in the house and senate for the impeachment of a judge. Died
CACR 7 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. Died
CACR 8 relating to the term of office for judges. Providing that the tenure of judges shall be during good behavior except as otherwise provided by the general court. Died
CACR 9 relating to the term of office for governor. Providing that beginning with the 2004 general election, there shall be a 4-year term of office for governor. Died
CACR 10 relating to term of office for judges and judicial retirement age. Providing that all judges appointed on or after January 1, 2003 shall serve a 5-year term which may be renewed by vote of the governor and council, and that the mandatory judicial retirement age shall be repealed. Died
CACR 11 relating to mandatory retirement age for sheriffs. Providing that the mandatory retirement age for sheriffs shall be abolished. Died
CACR 12 relating to the term of office for governor. Providing that beginning with the 2004 general election, there shall be a 4-year term of office for governor. Died
CACR 13 relating to terms for state senators. Providing that beginning with the 2004 general election, there shall be 4-year terms of office for state senators. Died
CACR 14 relating to the election of the attorney general and the appointment of county attorneys. Providing that the attorney general shall be elected by the general court and county attorneys shall be nominated and appointed by the governor and executive council. Died
CACR 15 relating to a balanced budget. Providing that the governor shall not propose, nor shall the general court approve, an operating budget in which expenditures exceed estimated revenue. Died
CACR 16 relating to procedure for nomination and review of judges. Providing that judges shall be nominated and selected by an independent commission and reviewed every 10 years thereafter. Died
CACR 17 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 18 relating to elections and elective franchises. Providing that the inhabitants having proper qualifications shall have an equal right to elect and be elected into office. Died
CACR 19 relating to supreme court rules. Providing that supreme court rules may be reviewed by the general court. Died
CACR 20 relating to a personal income tax. Providing that any personal income tax enacted by the general court shall be dedicated exclusively for the purposes of public education. Died
CACR 21 relating to compensation for members of the general court. Providing that members of the general court shall be compensated $2,000 for each biennium for their services, with presiding officers receiving $2,500. Died
CACR 22 relating to moneys generated by a uniform statewide property tax established in law by the general court for the purpose of providing state aid for public elementary and secondary education. Providing that all moneys generated by a uniform statewide property tax established in law by the general court for the purpose of providing state aid for public elementary and secondary education shall, after deducting the necessary costs of administration and collection of such moneys, be appropriated and used exclusively for the purpose of state aid to education and shall not be transferred or diverted to any other purpose. Died
CACR 23 relating to restricting the use of moneys collected from a sales tax. Providing that all moneys collected from any sales tax established in law by the general court shall, after deducting the necessary costs for administration and collection of such moneys, be appropriated and used exclusively for the purpose of state aid to public elementary and secondary education and shall not be transferred or diverted to any other purpose. Died
CACR 24 relating to establishing a maximum rate for a sales tax. Providing that the rate of any sales tax established in law shall not exceed 2 1/2 percent, provided that a higher rate may be established by a 2/3 vote of those present and voting in each house of the general court. Died
CACR 25 relating to establishing a maximum rate for any uniform statewide property tax established in law by the general court for the purpose of providing state aid for public elementary and secondary education. Providing that the rate of any uniform statewide property tax established in law by the general court for the purpose of providing state aid for public elementary and secondary education shall not exceed $4.90 on each $1,000 of the value of taxable property subject to the tax, provided that a higher rate may be established by a 2/3 vote of those present and voting in each house of the general court. Died
CACR 30 relating to the legislature's authority to define and fund education, education taxes, and delegation of power to local school districts. Providing that the legislature shall have the authority to determine the content, extent, beneficiaries, and funding of education or to delegate that authority to local school districts; and it shall have the authority to determine the proportion of taxes necessary to fund public education which shall be provided by state and local taxes and judicial review of the legislative determination shall be limited to whether the legislature has a rational basis for its decision. Died
CACR 31 relating to the valuation of real estate. Providing that real property in the state shall be valued in accordance with the method enacted into law by the general court and at such times as it shall order. Died
CACR 32 relating to the number of members of the senate and senatorial districts. Providing that the senate shall consist of 30 members with 3 elected at large from each district and that senate districts shall conform to county boundaries. Died
CACR 33 relating to procedure for nomination of judges. Providing that the governor shall nominate judges from persons selected by an independent commission whose composition shall be determined by the legislature. Died
CACR 34 relating to the number of members of the senate and senatorial districts. Providing that the senate shall consist of 2 members elected from each district and that senate districts shall conform to county boundaries and certain town boundaries. Died
CACR 35 relating to property taxation for education funding. Providing that if the state imposes a real property tax to fund public education, the state shall not collect, nor shall it require a political subdivision to collect or remit, such tax in excess of the amount contributed by the state to support the cost of adequate public education for pupils in such political subdivision. Died
CACR 36 relating to the funding of public education. Providing that the state shall fund an amount not less than 40 percent of the total average statewide expenditure for public education for kindergarten through grade 12 during the previous biennium and that the general court shall have the power to apportion this amount by statute; that the state shall assure the opportunity for an adequate public education for all pupils in the state in grades kindergarten through 12; and that no tax in any form on the value of real property shall be used to fund the state's obligation to cherish and support public education. Interim Study

Senate bills 350

SB 1 apportioning state senate districts. Died
SB 3 apportioning congressional districts. Became Law
SB 10 relative to the transcription of hearings before standing committees of the senate. Died
SB 11 extending the reporting date of the committee to study and identify or establish the duties of the fish and game commission. Became Law
SB 12 relative to applications for the cooperative fencing program and the depredation permit program in the fish and game department. Became Law
SB 13 relative to the duties of a school nurse and relative to school food and nutrition programs. Became Law
SB 14 relative to the definition of "school" for the purpose of the universal service fund for schools and libraries and ratifying the school board meetings and elections for Mascoma Valley Regional and Bartlett school districts. Became Law
SB 15 extending the reporting date for the commission on the status of community-technical education. Became Law
SB 16-FN-A relative to state financial aid for state fairs, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 17-FN relative to accidental disability retirement benefits upon the death of a retired group II member. Died
SB 18 relative to termination of small trusts. Became Law
SB 19 establishing a committee to study prevention of voter fraud. Became Law
SB 20 relative to possessory actions instituted on the basis of nonpayment of rent. Became Law
SB 21 establishing a commission to develop recommendations for legislation to reduce regulatory barriers to and possible incentives for the creation of affordable housing in order to encourage the development of such housing. Became Law
SB 22 requiring the use of certified radiologic technologists for hospitals operating equipment licensed under the radiological health program. Died
SB 23-LOCAL relative to the amount of interest on late paid property taxes which may be waived by the tax collector. Became Law
SB 24 establishing a judicial nominating commission. Died
SB 25 relative to preliminary breath tests. Became Law
SB 26 relative to probate court procedures regarding adoptions. Became Law
SB 27 allowing the state to apply for review of a state prison sentence by the superior court's review division. Became Law
SB 28 permitting disclosure of final decisions of the commissioner of revenue administration. Died
SB 29 relative to amending warrant articles by political subdivisions that have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting. Died
SB 30 relative to DNA testing of criminal offenders. Interim Study
SB 31 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
SB 32 exempting dumbwaiters from the elevator law. Died
SB 33 relative to the definition of "campsite". Became Law
SB 34 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Died
SB 35 relative to a term for the chief justice of the supreme court. Became Law
SB 36-FN-A making an appropriation to the postsecondary education commission for the purpose of tuition incentive grants. Died
SB 37 extending the reporting date for the committee studying prescription drug access. Became Law
SB 38-FN relative to increasing the compensation of the public employee labor relations board. Died
SB 39 establishing the position of market conduct chief administrator in the insurance department. Died
SB 40 changing the method by which the insurance department assesses insurers to fund its administration fund. Became Law
SB 41 relative to technical corrections for life, accident and health insurance. Became Law
SB 42 relative to charges for access to medical records. Became Law
SB 43 relative to the length of time allotted for school children to consume meals. Died
SB 44 relative to false academic documentation. Became Law
SB 45 relative to the legislative oversight committee on electric utility restructuring and relative to service from a rural electric cooperative under special contracts. Became Law
SB 46 relative to payments of scheduled awards under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
SB 47 relative to ownership of certified public accounting firms. Became Law
SB 48 relative to the rental of shared living facilities. Became Law
SB 49 establishing a committee to study the creation of a landlord-tenant mediation project. Became Law
SB 50 relative to the abatement of taxes in unincorporated towns or unorganized places. Became Law
SB 51 relative to financial holding companies, establishing a cash dispensing machines study committee, and relative to the participation in meetings by out-of-state, nondepository trust company directors, and clarifying the status of student loans. Became Law
SB 52 relative to liquor liability insurance coverage and relative to liquor licensee training. Became Law
SB 53 relative to attorneys' fees in certain circumstances under the workers' compensation law. Became Law
SB 54 relative to the transfer of funds in the community-technical college system. Became Law
SB 55 creating a commission to study the need for and location of architecturally secure facilities and community shelter care facilities to service juveniles. Became Law
SB 56 relative to health care providers discontinuing service in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 57 relative to the economic development matching grants program. Became Law
SB 58 revising the requirements for a license as a bingo supplies or lucky 7 tickets distributor. Became Law
SB 59 relative to the inclusion of a signature declaration and verification statement on teacher certification applications. Became Law
SB 60 relative to the authority of the board of tax and land appeals to assess attorney's fees. Died
SB 61 establishing a procedure for summary administration of estates. Became Law
SB 62 relative to guardianships. Became Law
SB 63 relative to administration of estates and filing of wills by executors. Became Law
SB 64-FN-A establishing a fund to pay mediators in the probate courts. Became Law
SB 65 allowing licensed alcohol and drug counselors to obtain third party payment and establishing a committee to study levels of licensure of alcohol and drug counselors. Died
SB 66-FN-A relative to appropriations to the port authority for dredging projects. Died
SB 67-FN relative to costs of locating and apprehending persons improperly at large for driving-related offenses. Died
SB 68 relative to school district placements of children living in foster homes. Became Law
SB 69-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a New Hampshire legal assistance office in Nashua and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 70-FN-LOCAL relative to staffing at New Hampshire long-term health care facilities. Died
SB 71 establishing a study committee relative to the regulation and compensation of persons licensed under the real estate practice act. Became Law
SB 72-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for group II members of the retirement system. Died
SB 73-FN relative to benefits awarded a surviving spouse of a police officer or firefighter killed in the line of duty. Died
SB 74 relative to providing services under the Child Protection Act. Became Law
SB 75 relative to physicians who make a report when a person is unfit to drive a motor vehicle. Died
SB 76-FN requiring attendance in an education and training program by those who obtain a liquor license and relative to applications for one-day liquor licenses. Became Law
SB 77 relative to the regulation of plumbers and plumbing. Died
SB 78-FN-LOCAL relative to the distribution of special education records to certain educationally disabled pupils. Died
SB 79 relative to plumber's licenses. Interim Study
SB 80-A making a capital appropriation to the department of regional community-technical colleges for planning of a student residence on the Berlin campus. Died
SB 81-FN-A regulating medication nursing assistants under the nurse practice act. Died
SB 82 relative to service of process in marital matters. Became Law
SB 83 relative to the New Hampshire film and television commission. Became Law
SB 84 relative to funeral processions. Became Law
SB 85 relative to collateralization of municipal trust funds. Became Law
SB 86-FN establishing a process for reviewing judges. Died
SB 87 relative to permissible campaign contributions by business organizations and labor unions. Died
SB 88-FN-A establishing a travel and tourism development fund in the department of resources and economic development and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 89 establishing a committee to study methods of strengthening and clarifying the comprehensive shoreland protection act and its application. Became Law
SB 90 relative to misdemeanor jury trials. Died
SB 91 prohibiting persons involved in the administration or enforcement of bingo and lucky 7 laws from participating, playing, or otherwise being involved with bingo and lucky 7 games beyond the scope of their official duties, and relative to the total value of prizes that may be awarded for bingo. Died
SB 92 relative to the distribution of special education funds. Became Law
SB 93 establishing a committee to study the public health and environmental benefit of requiring stationary and mobile sources that burn virgin petroleum products or coal to comply with the requirements of the air toxic control act. Became Law
SB 94-FN-LOCAL relative to the New Hampshire state flag. Died
SB 95 relative to campaign finance reporting requirements, political expenditure limitation amounts, and permissible campaign contributions by business organizations. Died
SB 96-FN repealing the requirements for resident and nonresident licenses to carry concealed weapons. Died
SB 97-FN requiring the annual registration of manufactured housing parks. Died
SB 98 relative to notice requirements prior to the sale of manufactured housing parks. Became Law
SB 99 relative to the extension of time for filing a community benefits plan. Became Law
SB 100 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating a mental health court division. Became Law
SB 101-FN relative to mooring permits and fees. Died
SB 102-A making a capital appropriation to support affordable housing solutions in the state of New Hampshire, and increasing capital appropriations for the Concord rail bridge and veterans' home. Became Law
SB 103 changing the qualification requirements for charitable organizations that conduct bingo or lucky 7. Became Law
SB 104 relative to regional approaches to instream flow preservation. Died
SB 105 relative to instream flow plan requirements. Died
SB 106 relative to consumers' cooperative associations. Became Law
SB 107-FN relative to violations of motor vehicle laws by foreign diplomatic and consular officers. Became Law
SB 108 relative to the definition of "funeral home." Died
SB 109 implementing certain federal regulations relative to setting minimum requirements for employee benefit plan procedures pertaining to the filing of benefit claims, notification of benefit determinations, and appeal of adverse benefit determinations. Became Law
SB 110-FN-A extending the kindergarten construction program. Died
SB 111-FN extending the payment of group health insurance premiums for certain retired members of the retirement system. Became Law
SB 112 relative to election day registration. Died
SB 113 relative to the sharing of consideration paid to persons licensed under the real estate practice act. Died
SB 114 establishing a committee to study issues relating to judicial reform, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 115-FN granting a cost of living adjustment to certain retired group II firefighters. Became Law
SB 116-FN relative to motor vehicle offenses which result in the death or serious bodily injury of another. Died
SB 117 relative to extended school year services for educationally disabled children. Died
SB 118 relative to individual health insurance coverage and extending the reporting date for the healthy kids subcommittee and clarifying the mission statement of the healthy kids corporation. Became Law
SB 119 relative to small group health insurance coverage. Became Law
SB 120 relative to tip pooling for certain hourly employees. Died
SB 121 relative to the advisory committee on international trade. Became Law
SB 122-FN relative to the license to carry a weapon. Died
SB 123 establishing a committee to study how information regarding private individuals is obtained, maintained, and employed by the division of children, youth and families. Became Law
SB 124 relative to confidentiality of abuse and neglect proceedings and establishing a pilot project relative to abuse and neglect hearings in the Grafton county court. Became Law
SB 125-FN relative to election of optional allowances by retirement system members granted disability retirement and relative to an exception to the 120-day requirement for payment of compensation. Died
SB 126 relative to the use of certain credit data in underwriting certain insurance policies. Died
SB 127 relative to stress-related injuries under workers' compensation. Died
SB 128 relative to stress injuries under the workers' compensation law and relative to disability retirement benefits and mental injury. Died
SB 129 establishing a minimum age for issuing a license to carry a concealed pistol or revolver. Died
SB 130-FN extending the period in which an expired electrician's license may be renewed. Died
SB 131-FN-A establishing a study committee relative to charitable bingo operations. Became Law
SB 132 directing the department of health and human services to coordinate a comprehensive review of demographic trends in the New Hampshire population and the impact of such trends. Became Law
SB 133-FN-A relative to Skyhaven airport. Became Law
SB 134-FN-A establishing a committee to study allowing the use of business logo signing on the mainline of limited access and divided highways. Became Law
SB 135-FN-LOCAL relative to kindergarten funding. Died
SB 136 establishing a committee to study the use of multi-disciplinary team investigations of child abuse and neglect allegations. Became Law
SB 137-FN relative to statements to judges. Died
SB 138-FN-LOCAL relative to the instructional and operational costs of providing an adequate education. Died
SB 139 relative to uniform electronic transactions. Became Law
SB 140-FN-LOCAL relative to the formula for free and reduced-price lunches. Became Law
SB 141 relative to proof of qualifications for voter registration. Died
SB 142-FN relative to the collection of debts owed to the state. Died
SB 143-FN establishing a study committee relative to registering and regulating home improvement contractors. Died
SB 144-LOCAL increasing bail commissioners' fees. Became Law
SB 145 relative to the length of stay of patients in ambulatory surgical facilities owned in whole or in part by a hospital. Died
SB 146 relative to personal watercraft. Died
SB 147 relative to the calculation of stumpage value in determining the timber tax assessment. Became Law
SB 148 relative to certain penalties for violations of the youth tobacco laws and establishing a committee to study the feasibility of transferring some of the responsibilities currently held by the commissioner of the department of revenue administration under RSA 78 to the liquor commission. Became Law
SB 149-FN changing the definition of " person" with respect to motor vehicle records and certification and permitting certain medical researchers access to motor vehicle records. Became Law
SB 150 relative to community services for persons with developmental disabilities. Became Law
SB 151-FN-A transferring and appropriating funds to the department of safety for additional staffing of evening and midnight patrols by current New Hampshire state troopers. Died
SB 152-FN relative to the regulation of business practices between motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors, and dealers. Became Law
SB 153-FN-LOCAL relative to adjustments to educational adequacy grants. Died
SB 154-FN requiring criminal records check prior to the sale or transfer of firearms. Died
SB 155-LOCAL establishing penalties for frivolous actions against teachers and other education employees. Became Law
SB 156 relative to the suspension of drivers licenses of persons under 20 years of age. Became Law
SB 157 relative to state government information dissemination and access. Became Law
SB 158-FN relative to payment of medical benefits for certain retirement system members retiring with combined creditable service or for certain members who have dependent children. Died
SB 159-FN relative to benefit options for surviving spouses and designated beneficiaries of deceased members of the retirement system. Interim Study
SB 160-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a comprehensive, statewide educational accountability system, including the provision of education improvement assistance to local school districts, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 161-FN-A relative to specialzed treatment for certain individuals and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 162-FN relative to privatization contracts for public service. Died
SB 163-FN relative to salaries for New Hampshire state police. Died
SB 164-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a comprehensive statewide accountability system concerning an adequate education and relative to nonrenomination of teacher contracts. Died
SB 165-FN relative to the sale, registration, and use of 3-wheeled all-terrain vehicles for off-highway recreational use. Became Law
SB 166-FN relative to processing applications for the children's health insurance program (CHIP). Died
SB 167-FN-A relative to the medicaid payment for long-term care services. Became Law
SB 168-FN relative to education property tax hardship relief. Became Law
SB 169-FN relative to the procedure for appeal of a timber yield tax assessment and relative to the notice of intent to cut. Became Law
SB 170-FN-LOCAL making certain changes to the excavation tax and excavation activity tax. Became Law
SB 171-FN relative to the negotiation of cost items within the public employee collective bargaining process and relative to computation of leave for state police employees injured in the line of duty. Died
SB 172-FN exempting rentals of motor vehicles by governmental entities and certain nonprofit organizations from the meals and rooms tax. Died
SB 173-FN-A creating a business profits tax credit for certain donations made for science and technology equipment and facilities to the university system of New Hampshire or any of its component institutions. Died
SB 174-FN-A including Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day as a holiday for which certain state employees are entitled to holiday pay and relative to employees of the department of youth development services. Became Law
SB 175-FN relative to the position of assistant commissioner of the department of corrections. Died
SB 176-FN-A establishing an equipment depository and disabled person's employment fund in the department of administrative services. Became Law
SB 177-FN-LOCAL relative to computation of tax increments in municipal economic development and revitalization districts. Interim Study
SB 178 establishing a committee to study the uniform computer information transactions act. Died
SB 179-FN relative to procedures for bid listing for state construction contracts. Died
SB 180-FN-A establishing the Hooksett district court as a full-time court and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 181 relative to the manufacture, sale, or installation of certain smoke detectors. Died
SB 182-FN-A establishing a brain injury program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 183-FN-A-LOCAL relative to distribution of certain meals and rooms tax revenue to municipalities with affordable housing. Died
SB 184 relative to review of fees for the removal and impoundment of motor vehicles. Became Law
SB 185 relative to push-polling. Died
SB 186-FN relative to the powers of and classification for criminal justice and consumer protection investigators of the department of justice and for county attorney investigators. Interim Study
SB 187-FN establishing a committee to study eminent domain proceedings. Became Law
SB 188-FN-LOCAL relative to abatements and appeals of betterment assessments. Died
SB 189-FN-A establishing a gasoline remediation and elimination of ethers fund. Died
SB 190 dedicating the I-93 causeway at Moore Dam , the Cottage Street Bridge in Littleton, and the Smith Bridge in Plymouth. Became Law
SB 191-FN extending the Eric L settlement agreement. Died
SB 192-FN relative to the issuance of high/medium voltage licenses by the electricians' board. Became Law
SB 193-FN-A-LOCAL relative to changes in the property tax system and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 194-FN relative to retirement allowances for certain surviving spouses of group II retirement system members. Interim Study
SB 195-FN permitting the department of regional community-technical colleges to lease building space from the Pease development authority in exchange for a reduction in Pease development authority's debt owed to the state. Died
SB 196 relative to the review of wireless communications facility proposals of state agencies and of proposals received by local land use boards. Died
SB 197-FN establishing a judicial conduct commission. Became Law
SB 198-FN-A establishing a gaming oversight authority, and video lottery gaming. Died
SB 199 relative to the voting procedures for authorizing certain capital projects in interstate school districts. Died
SB 201-FN relative to the job training program for economic growth. Became Law
SB 300 relative to the calculation of majority votes under official ballot voting procedures. Became Law
SB 301 relative to an innovation initiative within the division of economic development and the creation of the New Hampshire e-commerce advisory commission. Became Law
SB 302 relative to privacy in the relationship between financial institutions and customers. Died
SB 303 establishing a committee to study the definition of an adequate education. Died
SB 304 establishing a committee to study payment for an adequate education. Died
SB 305 establishing a committee to study methods for improving communication tower aesthetics. Died
SB 306 extending the reporting date of the commission to study the state's increasing appellate caseload and solutions to the increasing appellate caseload. Became Law
SB 307 relative to limitation of liability for dentists and dental hygienists working in free dental clinics. Interim Study
SB 308-FN relative to anesthesia for child dental care. Died
SB 309-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for disabled group II members of the retirement system. Became Law
SB 310 relative to child custody. Died
SB 311-FN establishing a no telemarketing sales calls statewide registry. Died
SB 312 relative to quarterly payment of estimated interest and dividends tax. Became Law
SB 313 relative to penalties for misrepresenting age for the purpose of procuring liquor or beverage. Became Law
SB 314-FN relative to Selective Service Act Compliance through driver's license applications. Became Law
SB 315-FN relative to requiring payment of a club assistance program fee by persons registering snow traveling vehicles who are not members of an organized snowmobile club. Interim Study
SB 316 establishing a committee to study the fiscal relationship between the Pease development authority and the state and its political subdivisions. Became Law
SB 317 establishing a committee to study boat registration fees and eradication of milfoil and other exotic weeds. Died
SB 318 relative to transfers of funds from the sweepstakes fund for salary and retirement benefits.. Became Law
SB 319 relative to participation in international lotteries. Became Law
SB 320 establishing a study committee to review independent living retirement communities. Became Law
SB 321-LOCAL (NewTitle) establishing a committee to study statutory and administrative requirements regarding the legal residency of homeless children in certain educational and institutional settings, and relative to the appeal of decisions made regarding change of school or assignment. Became Law
SB 322-FN-A relative to funding for kidney dialysis patients and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 323 establishing a committee to study the efficiency of the department of transportation. Died
SB 324 urging a study of the operating efficiency of state government. Interim Study
SB 325 establishing a committee to study the use of state vehicles. Died
SB 326 establishing a committee to study the workers' compensation hearings and appeals process at the department of labor. Became Law
SB 327-FN relative to a milfoil and other exotic plants prevention and research grant program and fund. Died
SB 328 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 329 establishing a committee to study the use of an assigned value land tax to replace the property tax. Died
SB 330 relative to the administration of a patient's own prescription by emergency medical care providers. Died
SB 331-FN changing the titles and pay grades for certain department of health and human services unclassified positions, granting authority for technical corrections to the unclassified salary structure, and increasing the number of alternates appointed to the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Became Law
SB 332-FN relative to the payment of medical benefits costs for certain group II permanent firemen members injured in the performance of duty. Interim Study
SB 333 establishing a committee to study the efficiency of the current jury selection and jury duty process. Died
SB 334 relative to grounds for refusal or denial of hotel accommodations. Became Law
SB 335 relative to prohibited political contributions. Died
SB 336 establishing a committee to study campaign finance reform and apportioning state representative districts. Died
SB 337 relative to consent orders in abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
SB 338 relative to ex parte orders in domestic relations cases. Became Law
SB 339 relative to approval of contingent fee agreements by the courts. Became Law
SB 340 relative to alterations to party registration. Died
SB 341 relative to the placement of candidates on ballots. Died
SB 342 relative to the purpose of the certificate of need law. Died
SB 343-FN relative to appeals in actions against tenants. Interim Study
SB 344 relative to thoroughbred horse racing. Died
SB 345 making the misrepresentation of the geographic location of a business a violation of the consumer protection act. Died
SB 346 establishing a committee to study health insurance for child care workers. Died
SB 347 establishing a study committee on public building access and the disabled. Became Law
SB 348 relative to the retail pricing of beer. Interim Study
SB 349 relative to establishing a contingency fund in school districts. Died
SB 350-FN-A creating a business profits tax credit for certain donations made for science and technology equipment and facilities to the department of regional community-technical colleges or the university system of New Hampshire or any component institutions, authorizing the Berlin campus of the New Hampshire regional community-technical college system to upgrade and modernize its equipment and programs, and authorizing manufacturing technology training in the town of Littleton. Died
SB 351 establishing a commission to study the expansion of projects eligible for financial assistance under RSA 486-A. Became Law
SB 352 establishing a committee to study alternative regional public school programs for children who are at-risk. Died
SB 353 relative to the definition of "sugar orchard" for purposes of the timber yield tax. Became Law
SB 354 authorizing foster parents to act as educational advocates for foster children with educational disabilities. Became Law
SB 355-FN relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Died
SB 356 relative to naming a certain body of water in Lake Winnipesaukee in the town of Meredith. Became Law
SB 357 relative to restrictions on the operation of boats. Died
SB 358 relative to the authority to assess administrative fines to ophthalmic dispensers. Became Law
SB 359 establishes a committee to study the establishment of a statewide network of halfway houses for juvenile offenders. Died
SB 360-FN establishing criminal penalties for the introduction of computer contaminants. Became Law
SB 361-FN establishing a committee to study developing computerized emergency warning systems that use the enhanced 911 data base to provide telephone subscribers with a telephone warning of an emergency situation. Became Law
SB 362 relative to the membership and duties of the New Hampshire film and television commission. Became Law
SB 363 establishing a committee to study economic distortions associated with property taxation. Died
SB 364 relative to the membership of the board of manufactured housing. Died
SB 365 relative to the administration of the insurance laws. Died
SB 366 relative to biennial reports of the public utilities commission relative to membership of the site evaluation committee, and relative to the electricity consumption tax. Became Law
SB 367 relative to the guardian ad litem board. Became Law
SB 368 granting probate courts the power to issue attachments and levies of execution. Became Law
SB 369 relative to compensation of guardians and conservators for administrative expenses. Became Law
SB 370 removing an exemption to a limitation on service by a trustee, director, or officer at more than one financial institution. Became Law
SB 371-FN relative to the regulation of manufactured housing parks. Became Law
SB 372 prohibiting the sale of reformulated gasoline in certain counties of the state. Died
SB 373-FN-A relative to state payments to foster care families and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 374 relative to campaign expenditures. Died
SB 375-FN requiring a firearm safety program prior to the issuance of a concealed weapons permit. Died
SB 376-FN requiring a mental health records check prior to the sale or transfer of a firearm. Interim Study
SB 377-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the education property tax. Died
SB 378-FN relative to the regulation of landscape architects. Died
SB 379 relative to immune system therapy. Died
SB 380 establishing a committee to study the space needs of the division of safety services within the department of safety. Died
SB 381 relative to the employee benefits of employees of the Pease Development authority. Became Law
SB 382 relative to display of flags on condominium units. Died
SB 383 relative to the location of district courts within judicial districts and changing the names of certain judicial districts. Interim Study
SB 384 establishing a worker adjustment and retraining notification requirement. Interim Study
SB 385 relative to electric personal assistive mobility devices. Became Law
SB 386 relative to automated external defibrillators. Became Law
SB 387 relative to the adoption of certain contracts by school districts. Died
SB 388 relative to bingo game operation. Became Law
SB 389 establishing levels of licensure of alcohol and drug counselors. Died
SB 390 relative to the licensure of radiologic technologists. Died
SB 391-FN relative to appeals from the compensation appeals board. Interim Study
SB 392 relative to the regulation of revolving credit plans. Became Law
SB 393 relative to expiration of contact lens and corrective lens prescriptions Died
SB 394 relative to the duties of the advisory committee on international trade. Became Law
SB 395 making certain changes to the laws pertaining to special education. Became Law
SB 396-FN relative to group II retirement status for criminalists employed by the department of safety. Interim Study
SB 397 prohibiting smoking in restaurants in New Hampshire. Died
SB 398-FN authorizing an increase in admission fees for the Seacoast Science Center at Odiorne Point state park in Rye, New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 399 regulating demand drafts under the New Hampshire Uniform Commercial Code. Became Law
SB 400 establishing a committee to study issues concerning the Poison Information and Control Center. Became Law
SB 401-FN-A relative to long-term care funding and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 402-FN-A establishing a committee to study long-term care funding and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 403-FN relative to special motorcycle number plates for veterans who were awarded the purple heart medal, special motorcycle licences and motorcycle endorsements, and motor vehicle inspectors. Became Law
SB 404 changing certain limitations on investment management fees and investments by banks acting as fiduciaries. Became Law
SB 405 relative to special number plates for veterans. Became Law
SB 406 relative to animal control. Became Law
SB 407-FN requiring restroom facilities in certain state buildings. Died
SB 408 governing records management of abuse or neglect reports. Became Law
SB 409 relative to the length of time reports of child abuse and neglect are maintained in the state's central registry. Became Law
SB 410 relative to large groundwater withdrawals. Died
SB 411 extending the reporting dates of certain study committees. Became Law
SB 412 relative to the licensure of dietitians. Became Law
SB 413 establishing a committee to study background checks for nursing home employees. Became Law
SB 414 relative to the committee allowing the use of business logo signing on the mainline of limited access and divided highways. Became Law
SB 415 relative to the severing of joint tenancies in property by divorce. Died
SB 416 relative to motor vehicles operated in parades. Died
SB 417 establishing a commission to analyze the New Hampshire tax structure. Died
SB 418-FN relative to unemployment compensation. Became Law
SB 419 relative to notification of groundwater contamination and repealing certain MTBE notification requirements for public water systems. Died
SB 420-FN-A making an appropriation for the purpose of hiring a recreational ride and lift investigator. Interim Study
SB 421-FN-A authorizing the Berlin campus of the New Hampshire regional community-technical college system to upgrade and modernize its equipment and programs and authorizing manufacturing technology training in the town of Littleton, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 422-FN relative to the insurance laws. Became Law
SB 423-FN-A relative to fees collected by the department of safety, certificates of title, and disclosure of information for the development, maintenance, and updating of the tax policy modeling system, and making an appropriation to the governor's office of emergency management. Became Law
SB 424 relative to instructional and operational costs of providing an adequate education. Interim Study
SB 425-FN-LOCAL revising the formula used to calculate the cost of an adequate education. Died
SB 426 relative to the use of force by persons entrusted with the care of minors in child care settings. Became Law
SB 427-FN-A revising the career incentive program within the postsecondary education commission. Interim Study
SB 428 changing the name of the joint committee on legislative facilities and codifying the powers and duties of the committee. Died
SB 429 relative to the community technical college system. Interim Study
SB 430 allowing towns or cities to increase the property tax credit for service-connected total disability and to add income limits for age groups in the elderly exemption . Died
SB 431 relative to political expenditure limitations. Died
SB 432-FN-LOCAL relative to allowing political subdivision employees who are members of the retirement system to make payment for prior service with other retirement assets. Died
SB 433 establishing a standardized protocol for the investigation and assessment of child abuse and neglect cases and relative to grant applications for the investigation and assessment of child abuse cases. Became Law
SB 434 establishing the duties of the fish and game commission. Died
SB 435-FN requiring the supreme court to establish a mental health court pilot program in the Keene District Court. Became Law
SB 436 allowing municipalities to adopt a lower interest rate charged on property tax payments made for property redemptions. Died
SB 437-FN-LOCAL relative to the protection of public water supplies during emergency conditions and establishing a committee to study the formation of regional water systems and the eligibility of such systems for state construction grants. Became Law
SB 438-FN extending the retirement while in service election to all retirement system members whose membership is optional. Died
SB 439 relative to the membership of the information technology management advisory board. Became Law
SB 440 relative to rules for water conservation. Became Law
SB 441-FN-A establishing the position of hazardous materials response coordinator and making an appropriation therefor, establishing a committee to study the interoperability of state agency communications, authorizing the position of deputy director of state police, and repealing the division of enforcement in the department of safety. Became Law
SB 442-FN establishing a committee to study revising the statutes relative to the state militia and the state guard, making certain technical changes to the militia statutes, and creating 2 funds. Became Law
SB 443-FN relative to the division of condominiums. Became Law
SB 444 relative to parents in the classroom. Died
SB 445-FN relative to a limited right to a jury trial for certain minors prior to commitment to an adult correctional facility. Became Law
SB 446 relative to rights and protections for New Hampshire national guard members called to state active duty. Became Law
SB 447 requiring the real estate commission to create an agency disclosure form and an agency informational brochure. Died
SB 448-FN-A creating business profits tax credits for contributions made by business organizations for housing for its low and moderate income employees and for certain affordable housing programs. Interim Study
SB 449 establishing a landlord-tenant mediation pilot program. Interim Study
SB 450 establishing a committee to study milfoil and exotic aquatic weed prevention and research. Died
SB 451 relative to the shoreland protection act. Became Law
SB 452 relative to fines for violations of the shoreland protection act. Became Law
SB 453 relative to setbacks in the shoreland protection act. Became Law
SB 454-FN requiring reasonable and realistic opportunities for the development of family/workforce housing. Interim Study
SB 455-FN-A relative to funding for district and probate court security. Became Law
SB 456-FN-A making appropriations to the department of health and human services. Became Law

Senate resolutions 2

SR 1 a resolution urging the passage of legislation regarding the rights of voters in Manchester and Nashua. Adopted by the Senate
SR 2 a resolution supporting the retention of the phrase "under God" in the pledge of allegiance. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 4

SCR 1 urging the supreme court to expand the membership of the advisory committee on rules to include legislative members. Died
SCR 2 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
SCR 3 expressing the fundamental importance of public health to the people of New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 4 relative to prescription drug patient assistance programs. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 5

HJR 1 urging Congress to expand eligibility for membership in the American Legion. Became Law
HJR 2 directing the department of transportation not to proceed with construction of a new visitor's center at the Intervale scenic vista in North Conway without approval of the Conway design review committee and the Conway board of selectmen. Died
HJR 3 encouraging the preservation of the system of locks on the Merrimack River. Became Law
HJR 4 urging Congress to amend the Pipeline Safety Act. Died
HJR 5 encouraging the use of renewable energy systems in new or rehabilitated state buildings. Became Law

HCO 1

HCO 1 relative to implementing an election pursuant to representative districts established in the order. Died