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Every bill of 2003-2004

1,605 bills and resolutions, by number. House bills · House resolutions · House concurrent resolutions · Constitutional amendments · Senate bills · Senate resolutions · Senate concurrent resolutions · House joint resolutions · Senate joint resolutions · HA

House bills 1,075

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2004, and June 30, 2005. Died
HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Died
HB 3-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2004, and June 30, 2005. Became Law
HB 4 relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 51 apportioning state representative districts. Died
HB 52-FN relative to the licensure of shampoo assistants by the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Died
HB 53 relative to the sale of salvage and rebuilt vehicles and relative to abandoned vehicles. Became Law
HB 54 establishing a committee to study the eligibility for school building aid of certain public academies which serve as the local school for their communities. Died
HB 55 prohibiting preferences in recruiting, hiring, promotion, or admission by state agencies, the university system, the regional community-technical colleges, and the postsecondary education commission. Died
HB 56 establishing a study committee to examine the state foster care system. Died
HB 57 relative to the use of inhalers by pupils and campers with asthma. Became Law
HB 58 requiring the department of transportation to study and report on the advantages of constructing state-owned truck service centers. Died
HB 59 relative to court reporting. Became Law
HB 60 changing the name of the advisory committee on shore fisheries and relative to the definition of shellfish and a rulemaking exemption for certain rules relating to marine species. Died
HB 61 relative to the taking of migratory game birds in the Connecticut River zone. Became Law
HB 62-FN-A relative to the repair or replacement of a certain bridge over the Merrimack River between Canterbury and Boscawen and making an appropriation therefore. Died
HB 63-FN exempting OHRVs used solely for ice fishing on public bodies of water from registration requirements. Died
HB 64 establishing a commission to study the creation of an integrated criminal justice information system and any issues related to the privacy, security, and dissemination of such criminal justice information. Became Law
HB 65 relative to educational assistance for national guard members. Became Law
HB 66-FN relative to executive agency rulemaking authority. Became Law
HB 67 relative to funding for energy efficiency programs. Died
HB 68 establishing a committee to study judicial review and judicial recall procedures. Died
HB 69 relative to the reinstatement of expired licenses for architects. Became Law
HB 70 establishing a commission to study government actions that contribute to involuntary homelessness. Died
HB 71 establishing a committee to study regulations on the use and misuse of non-lethal weapons. Died
HB 72 granting authority to impose administrative fines for the violation of certain laws or rules of the department of agriculture, markets and food. Became Law
HB 73 establishing a committee to study imposing a recycling fee on new computer purchases. Died
HB 74 establishing a task force on the siting of new district courts. Died
HB 75 relative to timber harvesting. Became Law
HB 76 relative to neighborhood electric vehicles. Became Law
HB 77 establishing a committee to study the process of de novo appeals from the district courts. Became Law
HB 78 relative to a landowner's liability for personal injury or property damage on sidewalks. Died
HB 79 relative to the regulation of water treatment equipment installers by the plumber's board, and establishing a committee to study the regulation of the installation and servicing of fire detection and suppression systems and the licensure of water treatment technicians. Became Law
HB 80 relative to violation of the oath of office in certain cases. Died
HB 81-FN-A amending the effective date of HB 694-FN of the 2003 legislative session. Became Law
HB 82 to change the name of "Mount Clay" to Mount Reagan. Became Law
HB 83 establishing a committee to study penalties for executive department employees for noncompliance with department rules or state statutes. Died
HB 84 requiring school district budgets to disclose moneys paid for lobbying fees. Died
HB 85-FN-LOCAL relative to the budget adoption procedure in political subdivisions which have adopted official ballot voting. Died
HB 86 relative to the membership of the permissible fireworks review committee. Became Law
HB 87 establishing a study committee to examine decibel limits. Died
HB 88 relative to bond requirements for building contractors. Died
HB 89 establishing a committee to study airport security staffing. Died
HB 90-FN relative to the costs incurred by the retirement system in evaluating proposed legislation. Died
HB 91 relative to the telecommunications planning and development initiative and advisory committee. Became Law
HB 92 relative to the use of epinephrine auto-injectors by pupils and campers with severe allergies. Became Law
HB 93 relative to the notice to quit and notice of intent to appeal in landlord tenant actions. Died
HB 94 relative to warrant articles. Died
HB 95 establishing a committee to study the procedures of the state board of claims. Died
HB 96 relative to eligibility as a customer-generator. Died
HB 97 relative to eligibility requirements for property tax credits for disabled veterans and veterans' surviving spouses. Died
HB 98-FN relative to fees for state election recounts. Died
HB 99 relative to absentee ballot requests. Became Law
HB 101 relative to qualifications for state offices and relative to vacancies in public offices. Became Law
HB 102 relative to disclosures required in retail installment sales of motor vehicles. Died
HB 103-FN relative to motor vehicle plates for firefighters and emergency medical care providers. Died
HB 104-FN implementing procedures for a hospital or safe haven to assume temporary care and control of an abandoned child and creating an exception to the crime of endangering the welfare of a child. Became Law
HB 105 relative to sexual assaults committed by corrections officers, probation and parole officers, and juvenile probation and parole officers against individuals under their supervision, making a technical correction, and permitting the court to prohibit visitation between a parent convicted of sexual abuse or sexual assault against a minor child or stepchild and a sibling or step-sibling of the victim. Became Law
HB 106-FN-LOCAL implementing an education property tax homestead exemption. Died
HB 107 relative to bingo. Died
HB 108 relative to the adoption of an optional veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 109-FN relative to telemarketing practices. Died
HB 110-A making a capital appropriation for the reconstruction and repair of the Monadnock Mill State Office Building in Claremont. Died
HB 111-FN prohibiting employee polygraph examinations. Died
HB 112-FN establishing a point system for the annual moose permit lottery. Became Law
HB 113 relative to payment of attorneys' fees by the losing party in tort actions. Died
HB 114 establishing a committee to study the constitutionality of current New Hampshire statutory enactments. Died
HB 115 relative to nonrenewal of homeowner's insurance policies. Died
HB 116-FN granting group II retirement system status to certain positions in the department of corrections. Interim Study
HB 117-FN relative to the purchase of permissive service credit in the retirement system. Died
HB 118 prohibiting the commemoration of groups who take up arms against United States policies. Died
HB 119 relative to removing names from the checklist. Died
HB 120 relative to sessions for the correction of the checklist and sessions for changes of party registration. Became Law
HB 121 relative to grounds for modification of a permanent child custody order. Became Law
HB 122 relative to an informed jury. Died
HB 123 relative to notice given to putative fathers in adoption proceedings. Became Law
HB 124 relative to the membership on the regional community-technical college board of trustees. Died
HB 125 relative to customer information of municipal utilities. Died
HB 126 relative to posting statutes at polling places. Became Law
HB 127 establishing a committee to study the effectiveness and fairness of county government. Died
HB 128 relative to the treatment of horses. Became Law
HB 129-FN relative to registration fees for lobbying and lobbyists and requiring registration of employers of lobbyists. Died
HB 130 establishing a judicial nominating commission. Died
HB 131 relative to enforcement of negotiable instruments under Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Became Law
HB 132 relative to state scholarships for orphans of veterans. Became Law
HB 133-LOCAL relative to amending certain articles of agreement in the Fall Mountain regional cooperative school district. Became Law
HB 134-FN relative to recommendations, appointments, and qualifications of marital masters and procedures for cases heard by marital masters. Interim Study
HB 135-FN-LOCAL relative to charter schools. Became Law
HB 136-FN relative to regional electronic toll collection. Died
HB 137-FN relative to discounted tolls under the regional electronic toll collection system. Died
HB 138-FN relative to interpreters for the deaf in certain governmental or public proceedings. Interim Study
HB 139 relative to the collection and reporting of school drop-out, suspension, and expulsion data; relative to the deadlines for submitting certain reports to the department of education; and establishing a statewide education accountability system. Became Law
HB 140-FN-LOCAL relative to voter checklist verification. Died
HB 141 prohibiting the use of automatic dialing systems for telephone solicitation. Died
HB 142 relative to motor vehicle registration expiration dates. Died
HB 143-FN relative to the registration fees and requirements for snow traveling vehicles. Died
HB 144 establishing a procedure for the adoption of contracts in certain schools. Died
HB 145 relative to the Claremont and Newport district courts. Died
HB 146-FN relative to criminal penalties for child pornography offenses. Died
HB 147 establishing a committee to study the expungement of records. Died
HB 148-FN requiring the notification of renewal prior to expiration to holders of professional licenses issued by state agencies. Died
HB 149 relative to patient rights and disclosures. Died
HB 151 authorizing the county convention to contract and fund performance audits of county departments, authorizing employees of the Hillsborough and Rockingham county delegations, and relative to adoption of revisions and the budget process in city charters. Became Law
HB 152 relative to regulation by political subdivisions of OHRV trails and exempting certain rail trails use from the state trail evaluation process. Interim Study
HB 153-FN relative to grounds for termination of parental rights. Became Law
HB 154-FN establishing a department of financial services. Died
HB 155 relative to responses by law enforcement officers when traveling outside their jurisdictions. Died
HB 156 relative to weights and measures. Became Law
HB 157 relative to presentence investigations. Died
HB 158 allowing the voter to deposit the ballot into the ballot box. Died
HB 159 relative to meetings of the directors of nondepository trust companies. Became Law
HB 160 relative to removal or replacement of trustees. Became Law
HB 161-FN-LOCAL relative to residency in determining entitlement to local welfare assistance. Died
HB 162 relative to remedies and penalties for injuries to domestic animals caused by dogs. Died
HB 163-FN-A-LOCAL relative to allowing cities and towns to permit slot machines and other games of chance. Died
HB 164-FN-A increasing the gross premiums tax on insurance provided by certain unlicensed companies. Died
HB 165 relative to the text of constitutional amendment questions. Died
HB 166 relative to employees of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 167 relative to complaints against judges. Died
HB 168 relative to access to public schools. Died
HB 169 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of imposing a luxury sales tax and an amusements tax. Died
HB 170 relative to the notice of proposed rulemaking under the administrative procedure act. Died
HB 171 establishing a commission to assess the operating efficiency of state government. Became Law
HB 172 extending the committee to study the exemption from property taxes for not-for-profit hospitals, and including a study of the community benefit law. Became Law
HB 173 making technical corrections relative to the exception from the meals and rooms tax for gratuities. Became Law
HB 174 relative to homeowner's insurance and the ownership of certain breeds of dogs. Died
HB 175 relative to membership of attorneys in the New Hampshire Bar Association and lobbying by the Bar Association. Became Law
HB 176 relative to listing candidates on ballots and relative to instructions to voters. Became Law
HB 177 excluding stepchildren from the definition of "child" in the context of support orders. Died
HB 178 relative to detention for violations of protective orders. Became Law
HB 179 establishing a committee to study enhancement of laws relating to vehicle pursuits. Became Law
HB 180 relative to proceedings for termination of parental rights. Died
HB 181 relative to limiting landowner liability for giving permission for horseback riding. Became Law
HB 182 relative to unclaimed shares and advancements to heirs. Became Law
HB 183 relative to a distribution from a decedent's estate to a minor. Became Law
HB 184 relative to distribution upon intestacy. Became Law
HB 185 relative to pretermitted heirs. Died
HB 186 relative to the effect of divorce or annulment upon trusts. Became Law
HB 187-FN-A establishing a credit for employer-paid insurance premiums against the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 188 relative to listing names on state election ballots. Died
HB 189 making daylight savings time permanent. Died
HB 190 relative to legislative standing committee review of rules adopted after final objection by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 191 establishing a commission to study the school administrative unit system. Died
HB 192 relative to disposal of controlled drugs in possession of law enforcement officers. Became Law
HB 193 relative to the right to life. Died
HB 194 relative to appeals in landlord/tenant actions. Died
HB 195 prohibiting all part-time district court judges and district court clerks from practicing law in the district courts. Became Law
HB 196 establishing a commission to study means to integrate services for people with co-occurring disorders. Died
HB 197-FN-A making an appropriation to the harbor dredging and pier maintenance fund. Died
HB 198 relative to the police powers of law enforcement officers called to respond to incidents in other jurisdictions and relative to the authority of the Maine marine patrol to perform certain law enforcement functions in the waters of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 199-FN-A establishing new special justice positions in the Manchester, Concord, and Nashua district courts and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 201 relative to the definition of the practice of dentistry. Died
HB 202-FN establishing an independent legislative redistricting commission. Died
HB 203 establishing a committee to study the use of pesticides and herbicides in the state, and directing the commissioner of agriculture to issue a report on the use of funds from the pesticide control fund. Died
HB 204 relative to venue in juvenile proceedings. Became Law
HB 205 relative to the use of criminal records and reports. Became Law
HB 206 relative to filing of complaints for violation-level offenses. Died
HB 207 relative to information required in articles of incorporation. Died
HB 208 relative to name changes for inmates and parolees. Became Law
HB 209 relative to municipal budget committees. Died
HB 210-FN-A relative to passenger tramway registration fees and relative to carnival or amusement ride fees. Became Law
HB 211 relative to town clerk fee deposit requirements. Became Law
HB 212 defining "terrorize" for the purpose of criminal threatening. Became Law
HB 213 relative to reporting requirements for dedicated funds. Died
HB 214 relative to discovery deposition of minors in criminal cases. Became Law
HB 215 relative to expungement of records contained in the DNA database. Became Law
HB 216 relative to motorcycle inspection stickers. Died
HB 217 relative to emergency powers of the supreme court. Died
HB 218 relative to the definition of beneficially interested person. Became Law
HB 219 relative to the assignment of judges to hear cases in the superior, district, and probate courts. Died
HB 220 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 221-FN prohibiting the courts from charging fees. Died
HB 222 specifying the term for physicians and dentists at the department of corrections and relative to the special school district within the department of corrections. Died
HB 223 relative to the temporary removal of inmates. Became Law
HB 224 granting immunity from liability to law enforcement officers executing involuntary emergency mental health admissions. Died
HB 225 extending the task force on deafness and hearing loss and changing the task force's membership and duties. Became Law
HB 226 relative to a state policy on gambling. Died
HB 227 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of consolidating the administrative functions of regulatory boards and commissions into a single agency. Interim Study
HB 228 relative to conduct after an accident. Died
HB 229-FN relative to increasing the contribution amount of call, substitute, or volunteer firefighters eligible for certain disability benefits. Died
HB 230 establishing a committee to study how to improve the processes of the joint legislative committee on administrative rules and making certain revisions to RSA 541-A, the Administrative Procedure Act. Became Law
HB 231 requiring the department of education to develop a plan to address and reduce the number of persons awaiting vocational rehabilitation transition services. Became Law
HB 232 repealing the one-year certificate of eligibility to teach. Died
HB 233 relative to the nuclear planning and response program. Became Law
HB 234 relative to verification of vehicle identification. Died
HB 235 relative to removal of political advertising. Died
HB 236 relative to recount application deadlines. Died
HB 237 relative to health care in certain health care facilities. Died
HB 238 relative to the constitutionality of the presumption of procedural validity of municipal legislation. Died
HB 239 prohibiting the disclosure of certain information by a public utility. Died
HB 240 establishing a committee to study ways to prevent suicide among young people in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 241 establishing a committee to study the creation of a separate board to regulate barbers. Died
HB 242 relative to the number of members on, and quorum necessary for, the assessing standards board. Became Law
HB 243 relative to motor vehicle exhaust noise standards. Became Law
HB 244 establishing a committee to study landowner liability for owners providing public access to snowmobile trails. Became Law
HB 245 relative to child custody decisions. Became Law
HB 246 relative to availability of absentee voting applicant lists. Became Law
HB 247 relative to processing absentee ballots. Died
HB 248 requiring the disclosure of information to victims in juvenile delinquency cases. Became Law
HB 249 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 251 relative to party affiliation and voting in primary elections. Died
HB 252 prohibiting schools from issuing out-of-school suspensions and establishing a committee to study the development of a community/school services program for suspended pupils. Died
HB 253 relative to the design build concept for certain projects. Became Law
HB 254 relative to the penalty for failing to have front and rear decals on an OHRV. Died
HB 255-LOCAL authorizing the creation of special purpose village districts within the Fall Mountain regional school district. Died
HB 256 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of breast cancer awareness number plates. Died
HB 257 relative to nomination of political candidates. Died
HB 258 relative to the regional community-technical college system and relative to the bonding of a Cannon Mountain capital appropriation. Became Law
HB 259 relative to the regulation of gift certificates under the consumer protection act and establishing a study committee relative to the regulation of gift certificates. Became Law
HB 260 relative to checklists used on election day. Became Law
HB 261 relative to lucky 7 licenses. Became Law
HB 262 relative to operators of bingo and games of chance. Became Law
HB 263 establishing an oversight committee to review the allocation of funds disbursed for the developmental disabilities waitlist. Became Law
HB 264 relative to state senate districts. Became Law
HB 265 relative to the health care delivery system. Died
HB 266 requiring youth bicyclists to wear protective headgear. Died
HB 267 relative to the collection of data on the status of air quality in public schools. Died
HB 268 relative to motions for contempt of court orders regarding custody, visitation, or nonpayment of child support. Died
HB 269-FN relative to claims arising from clinical services provided to the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 270 relative to issuing drivers' licenses to aliens temporarily residing in the state. Became Law
HB 271 relative to walking disability plates and placards. Became Law
HB 272-FN relative to a pilot study by the department of transportation restricting large truck traffic during hours of darkness on certain roads in Portsmouth. Died
HB 273 requiring town and city clerks to distribute a list of crisis pregnancy centers to persons issued a marriage certificate. Died
HB 274-A making an appropriation for the restoration of the White Island Light Station. Died
HB 275 establishing a committee to study ballot reform. Died
HB 276-FN relative to protective custody for intoxicated or incapacitated persons. Interim Study
HB 277-FN relative to an extended term of imprisonment for manslaughter and relative to jury findings which warrant an extended term of imprisonment. Became Law
HB 278-FN relative to certain acts of sexual assault. Died
HB 279 relative to the licensure of emergency medical dispatchers. Died
HB 280-FN relative to the poison information center. Died
HB 281-FN exempting automatic irrigation system installers from licensure by the electrician's board. Became Law
HB 282 relative to granting solid waste management facility permits. Died
HB 283-FN establishing the penalty for endangering the welfare of a child or incompetent resulting in death or serious bodily harm. Died
HB 284 relative to the issuance of bonds in school districts and municipalities using the official ballot. Died
HB 285 relative to warrant article recommendations in towns which have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting. Became Law
HB 286 establishing a committee to study certain proposals to fund education in New Hampshire. Died
HB 287 establishing a professional malpractice claims study commission and establishing a commission to identify medical errors and their causes. Became Law
HB 288-FN imposing a criminal penalty for the dissemination of certain materials without consent. Became Law
HB 289 relative to outdoor automatic sprinkler systems. Died
HB 290 relative to the burden of proof in medical injury cases. Died
HB 291-FN establishing an enhanced penalty for assaults, sexual assaults, and related offenses against the elderly. Died
HB 292 relative to vehicles entering intersections. Died
HB 293 establishing a commission to identify medical errors and their causes. Died
HB 294 relative to notification of abutting communities of ridge-line or above developments. Died
HB 295 relative to information filed with the regional planning commissions. Became Law
HB 296 relative to settlement agreements in medical malpractice suits. Became Law
HB 297 establishing an alternative nomination process for political organizations. Died
HB 298 relative to physical child custody decisions. Died
HB 299 removing judicial discretion to order a divorced parent to contribute to an adult child's college expenses. Became Law
HB 301 relative to the property tax exemption for certain pollution control facilities. Died
HB 302-FN relative to the funding and use of the retirement system special account. Became Law
HB 303 relative to life, accident, and health technicals and relative to minimum standards for claim review. Became Law
HB 304-A relative to state acquisition of certain acreage in the Connecticut Lakes headwaters tract and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 305 relative to time allowed for voting. Became Law
HB 306 relative to the procedure for determining the order of names on the general election ballot. Died
HB 307 relative to municipal regulation of public highways. Died
HB 308 adopting the uniform mediation act. Died
HB 309-LOCAL relative to placement and removal of political advertising. Died
HB 310 establishing a commission to study child support and related child custody issues. Became Law
HB 311 repealing the obligation to provide persons applying for a marriage license with a list of family planning services and with brochures on fetal alcohol syndrome and the human immunodeficiency virus. Died
HB 312 relative to designating county delegates on state election ballots. Died
HB 313 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of setting aside a portion of tobacco settlement money to subsidize smoking cessation programs. Died
HB 314 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of buying pharmaceuticals on a statewide or regional basis. Died
HB 315 establishing a committee to study methods for accelerating appeals of denials of residential development permits. Died
HB 316-FN relative to insurance coverage for anesthesia for child dental care. Became Law
HB 317 relative to medical insurance for dependent children. Died
HB 318 relative to trespassing on certain rail lines. Died
HB 319 relative to the deadline for implementing a statewide voter checklist. Died
HB 320 relative to permitting additional contributions in the city of Manchester employees contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 321 relative to ordinary and accidental death benefits in the city of Manchester employees contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 322 relative to the commission on the status of men. Died
HB 323 relative to the task force on family law. Became Law
HB 324 relative to the Jaffrey-Peterborough district court and the Henniker-Hillsborough district court. Died
HB 325 relative to the Henniker-Hillsborough district court and the New London district court. Died
HB 326 relative to establishing a 6-year capital budget. Became Law
HB 327 establishing a committee to study the use of state vehicles. Died
HB 328 relative to the allocation of costs in court actions. Died
HB 329-FN establishing a pilot program for the introduction of Grass Carp into Flints Pond in the town of Hollis. Died
HB 330 relative to public utilities mergers and acquisitions. Died
HB 331-FN relative to discovery in public utilities commission proceedings. Died
HB 332-FN relative to the use of prerecorded telephone messages by candidates and political committees. Became Law
HB 333 relative to sentences for first time offenders. Died
HB 334 establishing an international trade commission to investigate and report on the effects of international trade agreements on New Hampshire self-governance. Died
HB 335 relative to the regulation of the operation of OHRVs. Died
HB 336-LOCAL relative to the development and adoption of the school administrative unit budget. Became Law
HB 337-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state funding of county correctional facilities. Died
HB 338 requiring the suspension of attorneys who do not abide by a client's decision whether to accept an offer of settlement. Died
HB 339 establishing a committee to study the use of certain state-owned property along the Baker River. Died
HB 340 establishing a committee to study implementing keno in the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 341 relative to performance budgeting of state programs and agencies. Interim Study
HB 342 restricting the use and display of social security numbers and establishing a private right of action under the right to privacy act. Interim Study
HB 343 establishing a boundary commission to determine the boundary between New Hampshire and Maine. Became Law
HB 344 relative to a supplemental veteran designation for legislative license plates. Died
HB 345 relative to qualifications of elected town officers. Died
HB 346 establishing a commission to study the impact of traffic law violations on public health and safety and state and municipal resources. Died
HB 347 limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
HB 348-FN relative to the compensation of jurors. Died
HB 349 relative to establishment and enforcement of speed limits. Died
HB 351 requiring completion of a child impact seminar prior to filing for divorce. Died
HB 352 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of a desalinization plant in the New Hampshire seacoast region. Died
HB 353-FN-A making an appropriation for the pilot program to study and establish protected instream flows and water management plans on the Lamprey River and the Souhegan River. Died
HB 354-FN relative to dog license fees. Died
HB 355-FN relative to the permissible fireworks review committee, the fireworks license fee, and the authority of the permissible fireworks inspector. Interim Study
HB 356-FN relative to including medical benefits costs in the purchase of creditable service in the retirement system. Became Law
HB 357-FN relative to child support insurance settlement intercept. Became Law
HB 358-FN-LOCAL relative to recount fees in local elections. Became Law
HB 359 establishing a procedure for apportioning state senate and representative districts. Died
HB 360-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a civil legal services fund consisting of court filing fee surcharges for the purpose of establishing and operating a New Hampshire Legal Assistance office in Nashua and relative to a New Hampshire Legal Assistance pilot project on serving the near-poor. Died
HB 361-LOCAL permitting municipalities to form regional water districts. Became Law
HB 362-LOCAL relative to approval of certain capital and operating costs in the Fall Mountain regional school district. Died
HB 363-LOCAL relative to the funding formula for cooperative school districts. Died
HB 364-FN relative to the use of automatic telephone dialing systems for political advocacy. Died
HB 365 relative to governmental land uses. Died
HB 366 relative to mercury reduction. Died
HB 367 relative to cats and dogs. Died
HB 368 making technical corrections to the statutory list of dedicated funds. Became Law
HB 369 relative to the Henniker and Hillsborough district courts and to the Hampton and Exeter district courts. Became Law
HB 370-FN relative to the dispensing of lucky 7 tickets. Died
HB 371 relative to warrant article recommendations in towns which have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting. Died
HB 372 relative to exceptions for unauthorized use of firearms and firecrackers in cities and towns. Died
HB 373 establishing a committee to study the intent of legislative language and the canons of statutory construction and their conformity with constitutional authority. Died
HB 374 relative to a petition by an inmate for a suspended sentence. Died
HB 375 establishing a committee to study the prescription and use of psychotropic drugs, including Ritalin, in preschools, primary grades, and childcare centers. Died
HB 376 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of performing eye examinations or eye screenings on children prior to enrollment in a public elementary school, public preschool program, or Head Start program. Died
HB 377 relative to discipline of state employees or officers making willful false statements. Died
HB 378 prohibiting employees of any government agency from recommending the administration of psychotropic drugs for school children. Died
HB 379 relative to penalties for OHRV violations by underage operators. Became Law
HB 380 requiring legislative approval of any settlement of certain lawsuits against the state. Died
HB 381-FN requiring proposed bills and rules to include an analysis of their impact on personal privacy. Died
HB 382 relative to state-funded health insurance. Interim Study
HB 383 limiting the disclosure of personal information on government Internet sites and amending the information practices act. Died
HB 384 relative to financial affidavits in domestic relations cases. Became Law
HB 385 requiring compliance with local ordinances in the establishment of public ATV and trail bike trails on private lands. Interim Study
HB 386 establishing a committee to study individual development accounts. Died
HB 387-FN allowing free day-use admission to the state park system for certain active and retired members of the New Hampshire national guard. Became Law
HB 388 permitting the reduction of the speed limit within a business or urban residence district or within the compact part of cities or towns to 15 miles per hour. Died
HB 389 relative to victim impact statements. Became Law
HB 390 relative to liability of nonprofit organizations. Died
HB 391 requiring candidates to acknowledge restrictions on political advertising. Died
HB 392-LOCAL requiring a study by the office of state planning of ways to improve the delivery of information and training to planning board and zoning board members. Died
HB 393 extending the reporting date for the commission to study the relationship between public health and the environment. Became Law
HB 394 relative to incompatible offices. Became Law
HB 395 relative to proof of qualifications for voter registration. Died
HB 396-FN relative to penalties for tampering with or desecrating a burial site. Died
HB 397 permitting towns and cities to deny a planning board application by a vote of the legislative body. Died
HB 398 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a healthy adults corporation. Died
HB 399 establishing the town of East Derry. Died
HB 401 relative to approvals under the groundwater protection act. Died
HB 402 relative to child passenger restraints. Became Law
HB 403 requiring persons who are acquitted of certain sexual assaults by reason of insanity to register as sexual offenders. Became Law
HB 404 relative to common trust funds. Became Law
HB 405 authorizing school districts to authorize a period of time for silent individual reflection in public schools. Died
HB 406 establishing a speed limit for powerboats on Lake Winnipesaukee. Died
HB 407 allowing municipalities the option of appraising property based on assigned values reflecting the current use of property, and requiring the current use board to adopt criteria for such appraisal. Died
HB 408 relative to the definition of political "party". Died
HB 409 relative to the accountability of public officials. Died
HB 410 relative to disclosure of information for purposes of background investigations by criminal justice agencies of applicants for police, corrections, and security employment. Died
HB 411 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for owners who permit snowmobile use. Died
HB 412 establishing a committee to study insurance coverage for alternative medical treatment. Died
HB 413-LOCAL relative to certain appeals proceedings when the taxpayer prevails. Became Law
HB 414 requiring liquor liability insurance for state liquor licensees. Died
HB 415 raising the age of the speedy trial requirement from 13 years of age to 16 years of age in sexual assault cases involving minors and relative to the exclusive authority of the state over the regulation of firearms, ammunition, and components thereof. Became Law
HB 416 requiring reciprocal discovery in criminal cases. Died
HB 417 encouraging all state departments to improve efficiencies with the goal of a 25 percent budget reduction, adjusted for inflation, by 2007, and establishing a state government reorganization task force. Died
HB 418 relative to annulment of arrest records for defendants whose cases result in acquittal, dismissal, or failure to prosecute. Died
HB 419 establishing a committee to study issues related to the management of railroads operating with leases on state property. Died
HB 420 relative to state-owned trails and parking lots in the town of Windham. Became Law
HB 421-FN-A relative to the waiting list for services for people with developmental disabilities and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 422 relative to the selection of replacement justices for supreme court justices who are disqualified to hear cases. Became Law
HB 423 relative to safe deposit boxes. Became Law
HB 424 relative to a net asset qualification for the elderly property tax exemption, and clarifying certain references in property tax exemptions. Died
HB 425 establishing the prescription drug cost task force. Died
HB 426 relative to the certification of property assessors and assessing officials, the updating of tax maps by municipalities, the form for abatement applications, the enforcement of discretionary preservation easements, the annual appraisal of real estate, and reports on the status of monthly tax refunds. Became Law
HB 427 making the position of "treasurer" optional for school districts. Died
HB 428 relative to limiting liability of vendors and property owners during the operation of a farmers' market. Died
HB 429 relative to processing excavating and dredging permits. Died
HB 430 relative to the scope of family health insurance policies. Died
HB 431 eliminating application of the rule against perpetuities to instruments that contain safeguards relative to the continued alienability of property. Became Law
HB 432 relative to nonbinding municipal referendums. Died
HB 433 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing the Second Chance drug rehabilitation program in the New Hampshire prison system. Died
HB 434-LOCAL relative to junkyards and motor vehicle recycling yards. Became Law
HB 435 relative to certificates of registration upon transfer of a vehicle. Became Law
HB 436 relative to the acquisition of Connecticut Valley Electric Company and electric utility restructuring and relative to the real estate and personal property tax exemption. Became Law
HB 437 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing common law grand juries in New Hampshire. Died
HB 438-LOCAL relative to charging a disposal fee for temporary signs. Died
HB 439 allowing municipalities the option to tax land values at a different rate than buildings and improvements. Died
HB 440 relative to prohibited methods of taking wildlife in certain fish and game laws. Became Law
HB 441 establishing a committee to study adoption of the Uniform Probate Code. Died
HB 442 relative to emission control equipment. Died
HB 443 granting prescriptive authority to qualified psychologists. Died
HB 444 relative to summoning witnesses from another state in certain actions involving children. Became Law
HB 445 relative to consideration of domestic violence in child custody and visitation decisions and relative to the time period in which a motion for protective order from domestic violence may be filed. Died
HB 446 relative to building permits. Became Law
HB 447 limiting retroactive child support awards under the uniform act on paternity. Became Law
HB 448 implementing a reasonableness standard for individualized education plans. Died
HB 449 relative to disclosure of the amount of property taxes paid by a tenant's rent. Died
HB 451 relative to terminating rights to business names when transferring ownership of historic buildings. Died
HB 452 relative to political advertising on public property. Died
HB 453 relative to recommendations of certain municipal boards. Died
HB 454 relative to property rights and large groundwater withdrawals. Died
HB 455 relative to residency requirements for disabled persons applying for a tax deferral of property taxes. Died
HB 456 relative to the supreme court's authority to appoint a member to the ballot law commission. Died
HB 457 establishing a committee to study the transportation needs of certain of the state's citizens. Died
HB 458 establishing a committee to study the health and environmental effects of using industrial-grade silicofluorides and industrial-grade sodium fluoride for water fluoridation in New Hampshire. Died
HB 459 relative to the taxation of manufactured housing. Became Law
HB 460-FN relative to property and casualty insurance. Became Law
HB 461 establishing a commission to study financial exploitation of the elderly and persons with disabilities. Became Law
HB 462 relative to the operation of ski craft within navigation channels. Died
HB 463 adding certain health care providers to certain statutes. Died
HB 464-FN establishing a criminal penalty for facilitating a drug or underage alcohol house party. Became Law
HB 465 relative to the rulemaking authority of the department of health and human services and relative to licensing rules for health facilities. Became Law
HB 466 relative to the adoption procedure for property tax exemptions and credits. Died
HB 467 allowing towns or cities to increase the property tax credit for service-connected total disability, and relative to the date for filing for exemptions and tax credits. Died
HB 468 relative to enforcement of labor protection statutes. Died
HB 469 relative to areas of the state for hunting by crossbow. Became Law
HB 470 relative to health insurance providers. Became Law
HB 471 relative to cost containment practices and establishing an insurance review and advisory board. Died
HB 472 relative to health insurance terminology. Died
HB 473 relative to the board of mental health practice. Died
HB 474 relative to the appointment of alternates to sit at meetings of the planning and zoning boards and the rules of order used by local land use boards. Died
HB 475 establishing a committee to study possible oversight of alternative health care practitioners. Died
HB 476 relative to incompatibility of municipal offices. Died
HB 477 establishing certain speed limits. Became Law
HB 478 establishing a committee to study methods of evaluating judges. Died
HB 479-FN directing the department of administrative services to develop a plan for implementing an electronic purchasing system for the state. Died
HB 480-FN requiring the use of state credit cards for reimbursable expenses. Died
HB 481 establishing a committee to study the pricing of milk products. Became Law
HB 482 establishing a committee to study certification of organic products. Died
HB 483 relative to expungement of records of protective orders. Died
HB 484 providing immunity for law enforcement officers who participate in state mentoring programs. Died
HB 485 relative to the membership on the invasive species committee. Became Law
HB 486 relative to access to child support enforcement records. Became Law
HB 487 relative to protective custody of a person impaired by drugs. Died
HB 488 relative to leaf and yard waste. Died
HB 489 relative to innovative land use controls. Died
HB 490 relative to the application of statutes, and rules or ordinances authorized by statutes. Died
HB 491 relative to unlawful discriminatory practices in public accommodations. Died
HB 492 establishing a statement of parental rights relative to school disciplinary measures, the content of educational materials and surveys, and the use of psychological testing and psychiatric drugs in schools. Interim Study
HB 493 relative to the municipal budget act. Became Law
HB 494-LOCAL allowing the amendment of default budgets by municipal legislative bodies. Died
HB 495 relative to unauthorized access to a wireless computer network. Died
HB 496 establishing a committee to study the inclusion of New Hampshire in the Amber Alert program. Died
HB 497 relative to inactive status licenses. Became Law
HB 498 relative to 20-day vehicle registrations. Became Law
HB 499 expanding opportunities for teacher certification. Died
HB 501 ratifying certain actions of the Rye conservation commission. Died
HB 502 establishing a committee to study options for reducing the impact of exhaust emissions from diesel engines in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 503 relative to septic system construction permits. Died
HB 504 relative to refinancing home mortgages. Died
HB 505 relative to the membership of the liquor commission when conducting hearings. Died
HB 506 relative to health club membership initiation fees and renewal practices. Became Law
HB 507 relative to certain statutes that set 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
HB 508 relative to participation of insured defendants in superior court mediations. Died
HB 509 relative to access to motor vehicle records. Became Law
HB 510 relative to public inspection of fish and game information on landowner permissions for hunting. Died
HB 511 transferring authority over the New Hampshire hospital security force to the department of safety. Died
HB 512 relative to disability parking enforcement. Died
HB 513 relative to background checks of law enforcement agency employees. Died
HB 514 relative to business and industrial development authorities. Died
HB 515 excluding certain agreements between fish and game licensees and landowners from the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 516-LOCAL relative to the standard of review for requests for excavating and dredging permits, relative to an appropriation for the expansion of the Port of Portsmouth, and relative to additional powers and duties of the Pease development authority. Became Law
HB 517-LOCAL relative to the classification of certain roads in the town of Hillsborough and transferring ownership of any residual interest in a certain parcel of property from the state to the city of Keene. Became Law
HB 518-FN-LOCAL implementing changes to the amount of school building aid for school districts. Died
HB 519-FN-A relative to the conservation number plate trust fund. Became Law
HB 520-FN relative to maintaining records of greyhounds used in pari-mutuel racing. Became Law
HB 521-FN relative to requiring treatment for persons convicted of DWI offenses. Became Law
HB 522-FN relative to penalties for child pornography. Died
HB 523-FN reducing the number of superior court justices. Died
HB 524-FN relative to the annulment of certain domestic violence offenses. Died
HB 525-FN relative to use of certain out-of-state creditable service for eligibility for payment of medical benefits cost. Died
HB 526 requiring the governor to provide the legislature with a biennial strategic economic development plan. Died
HB 527 relative to the transfer of appropriations for certain expenditures under the municipal budget law. Died
HB 528 establishing a commission to study computer standards used in public schools in New Hampshire. Died
HB 529 relative to the New Hampshire seed law. Became Law
HB 530 prohibiting the sale of motor vehicles equipped with certain automatic door locks. Died
HB 531 relative to off-site improvements imposed on applicants to a planning board. Died
HB 532 relative to notice and filing of divorce petitions. Became Law
HB 533 relative to health carrier disclosure for medical child support enforcement. Became Law
HB 534 relative to properties with 2 or more unregistered motor vehicles. Died
HB 535 relative to the definition of billiards/pool hall for purposes of liquor licenses. Died
HB 536 relative to the name of the department of resources and economic development. Died
HB 537 establishing a 211 commission. Died
HB 538 relative to the establishment of municipal economic development and revitalization districts by certain municipalities. Died
HB 539 relative to dredging and filling in wetlands. Died
HB 540 establishing a committee to study a fee on withdrawals of water for commercial purposes. Died
HB 541 relative to the obligation of religious leaders to report child abuse. Interim Study
HB 542 establishing a committee to study replacing the New Hampshire statewide improvement and assessment test with testing which complies with the requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Died
HB 543 relative to increasing the membership of the board of accountancy and relative to appeals of board decisions. Became Law
HB 544 relative to the insurance cap on durable medical equipment. Died
HB 545 requiring building contractors to disclose the name of any subcontractors involved in the project. Interim Study
HB 546 relative to uniform prescription drug information cards. Became Law
HB 547 relative to the duties of the oversight committee on telecommunications and relative to the membership of the Mount Washington Commission. Died
HB 548 relative to the notice period for teachers who are not rehired. Died
HB 549 relative to parking for disabled persons. Died
HB 551 relative to the effect of parental refusal to administer psychotropic drugs to their children and establishing a committee to study the prescription and use of psychotropic drugs, including Ritalin, in childcare centers, preschools, and public schools. Became Law
HB 552 establishing a committee to study the Hillsborough County Nursing Home employment practices. Died
HB 553 relative to same-sex civil unions contracted outside of the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 554 relative to the procedure for assignment of juvenile probation and parole officers. Died
HB 555 requiring condominiums to comply with the Fair Housing Amendments Act and to provide accessible parking. Died
HB 556 establishing a committee to study highway safety issues on New Hampshire Route 101 from Bedford to Keene. Died
HB 557 banning cancellation of or rate increases in homeowners' insurance based on the number of claims and prohibiting motor vehicle insurers from using credit information for underwriting purposes. Died
HB 558 relative to financial reports on bingo and lucky 7 operations. Became Law
HB 559 relative to grounds for termination of employment. Died
HB 560 relative to penalties for operating an aircraft while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, relative to fees related to aircraft, and making a technical correction. Became Law
HB 561 repealing the Uniform Aircraft Financial Responsibility Act. Became Law
HB 562 relative to an additional duty of the air pollution advisory committee. Died
HB 563 relative to the emancipation of minors. Died
HB 564-FN relative to access to information in proceedings of the judicial conduct commission. Became Law
HB 565-FN-A establishing a commission to implement the Hampton Beach Master Plan. Became Law
HB 566-FN-A making an appropriation for Welfare-to-Work state matching grants. Died
HB 567-FN-LOCAL relative to telecommunications infrastructure in state-owned rights-of-way. Interim Study
HB 568-LOCAL relative to legal residency for the purpose of public school education. Became Law
HB 569-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the dollar value of an adequate education. Died
HB 570-FN relative to motor vehicle records of persons involved in accidents. Died
HB 571-FN-LOCAL relative to Old Newport Road and the end of Main Street in the town of Marlow. Became Law
HB 572-FN relative to criminal non-support. Died
HB 573-FN relative to motor vehicle insurance. Died
HB 574-FN relative to retail vehicle dealer registrations. Died
HB 575-FN relative to students at state colleges and universities who are registered to vote in New Hampshire. Died
HB 576-FN-A increasing the rate of the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 577-FN-A-LOCAL relative to implementing the Help America Vote Act of 2002. Became Law
HB 578-FN-A establishing a program for self-certification by small quantity hazardous waste generators and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 579-FN abolishing all requirements for certificates of title for motor vehicles. Died
HB 580-FN-A establishing a task force for the promotion of firearm safety and environmental awareness. Died
HB 581-FN-LOCAL requiring a death record for an aborted fetus. Died
HB 582-FN increasing the penalty for abandoning a motor vehicle. Died
HB 583-FN requiring training for election officials. Died
HB 584-FN-A establishing the position of citizens' advocate in the department of environmental services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 585-FN allowing teachers of private academies which provide public education to be included in the retirement system. Died
HB 586-FN-A relative to the infant deafness program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 587-FN relative to reimbursement for services provided in delinquency, children in need of services, and abuse and neglect proceedings. Died
HB 588-LOCAL relative to nonconforming residential uses. Died
HB 589-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a tax on purchases of bulk paper stock and establishing a bulk newsprint recycling fund. Died
HB 590-FN relative to highway fund budget reporting requirements. Became Law
HB 591-FN allowing a certain former state employee to apply for accidental disability benefits. Became Law
HB 592-FN relative to funding the compensation and benefits of teachers. Died
HB 593-FN-LOCAL relative to solid waste facilities in small towns. Became Law
HB 594-FN-LOCAL relative to the return of employer contributions for retirement system members who terminate employment prior to vesting. Died
HB 595-FN-A establishing an exemption from the electricity consumption tax. Died
HB 596-FN relative to health plan loss information. Became Law
HB 597-FN-A appropriating funds to the barn preservation fund matching grants program. Died
HB 598-FN-A relative to the agricultural nutrient management program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 599-FN-LOCAL relative to hazardous waste liability. Died
HB 601 relative to the long-term care insurance act. Became Law
HB 602-FN relative to vehicles with plow attachments. Died
HB 603-FN-LOCAL requiring school districts to reimburse a portion of per pupil costs directly to parents or legal guardians of pupils who do not attend a public school. Died
HB 604 relative to the filing of federal liens under the uniform federal lien registration act. Died
HB 605-FN relative to prohibited election day activity and relative to electioneering by public employees. Became Law
HB 606 establishing a right-to-know study commission and relative to meetings open to the public. Became Law
HB 607-FN relative to the determination of just compensation in eminent domain proceedings. Interim Study
HB 608-FN-LOCAL reducing the education property tax rate and relative to the calculation of adequate education grants. Became Law
HB 609-FN-A relative to public interest payphones. Died
HB 610-FN-LOCAL relative to reimbursement of public safety expenditures made by the town of Plymouth on behalf of Plymouth state college. Died
HB 611-FN-A establishing a choose life number plate trust fund, and a special motor vehicle license plate and associated fees, to support and promote New Hampshire adoptions. Died
HB 612-FN-LOCAL making certain changes to the allocation of catastrophic aid expenditures. Interim Study
HB 613-FN-LOCAL relative to incineration and air quality. Died
HB 614-FN-LOCAL requiring the state to pay the total expense of fighting forest and brush fires on any state owned park or forest land. Died
HB 615-FN relative to the requirements for registration of sexual offenders and relative to certain acts of sexual assault. Became Law
HB 616-FN-LOCAL relative to the Hampton real estate trust fund. Became Law
HB 617-FN relative to the licensure of dentists and regulation by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
HB 618-FN-A making technical corrections to certain local property tax laws, relative to posting of municipal budgets, relative to claims for low and moderate income homeowners property tax relief, allowing the city of Manchester to issue certificates of occupancy and building permits for airport district aeronautical facilities, and authorizing Manchester Airport to tow and impound abandoned vehicles. Became Law
HB 619-FN-A expanding opportunities for dropout prevention and dropout recovery. Became Law
HB 620-FN providing various protections for parents in cases involving the guardianship of minors. Became Law
HB 621-FN-A-LOCAL extending the Parents as Teachers program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 622-FN clarifying certain exemptions from the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 623-FN-A repealing RSA 77, relative to taxation of incomes. Died
HB 624-FN-A relative to appropriations to and revenues from the division of ports and harbors. Died
HB 625-FN-LOCAL relative to the interest rate on delinquent property taxes in property redemptions. Died
HB 626-FN relative to notification, custody rights, and right to counsel of parents in child abuse and neglect cases. Died
HB 627-FN relative to domicile for voting purposes, penalties for voter fraud, and access to preserved ballots. Became Law
HB 628-FN-A-LOCAL modifying the funding and distribution of moneys for an adequate education. Died
HB 629-FN-A-LOCAL relative to adequate education grants to cities and towns and relative to adjusting the education property tax rate based on the statewide cost of an adequate education. Died
HB 630-FN relative to enhanced penalties for assault on law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical care providers, and national guard members. Interim Study
HB 631-FN-A relative to emergency access to Interstate 95 in the towns of Hampton and Hampton Falls and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 632-FN-A-LOCAL limiting the collection by the state of excess education property tax payments. Died
HB 633-FN establishing the interstate compact for adult offender supervision. Became Law
HB 634-FN-LOCAL establishing a limit on the applicable tax rate for local school district taxes. Died
HB 635-FN-A-LOCAL creating a legislative committee to review rules and propose legislation for the repeal of RSA 541-A, and instituting a moratorium on the filing of rules by state agencies. Died
HB 636-FN relative to mandatory automobile insurance. Died
HB 637-FN relative to damages against a defendant based upon the defendant's conviction of a felony offense. Died
HB 638-FN increasing the oil import license fee, changing the rate of interest assessed on overdue oil import fees, and repealing underground storage facility permit fees. Died
HB 639-FN-LOCAL relative to receiving legislative body approval through warrant articles before a municipality may continue a program initiated under a grant. Became Law
HB 640-FN relative to post-conviction DNA testing. Became Law
HB 641-FN-A-LOCAL targeting aid for education to certain school districts. Died
HB 642-FN relative to police patrolling of the Pleasant Street campus access path in the town of Plymouth. Died
HB 643-FN relative to the family division of the courts, reducing the number of superior court justices, and relative to marital masters. Became Law
HB 644-FN-A relative to selling advertising space on state paychecks, vendor checks, and websites. Died
HB 645-FN-A-LOCAL relative to educational scholarship grants by the postsecondary education commission to qualifying private education institutions. Interim Study
HB 646-FN relative to liquor licenses and fees. Became Law
HB 647-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of autopsy expenses. Died
HB 648-FN relative to paid political phone calls. Died
HB 649-FN-A establishing a building permit surcharge to fund regional planning initiatives. Died
HB 651-FN relative to the purchase of prior service credit in the retirement system, and repealing certain provisions permitting additional contributions. Died
HB 652-FN relative to qualified wellness or disease management programs. Became Law
HB 653-FN-A authorizing the production of industrial hemp. Interim Study
HB 654-FN relative to criminal liability for the destruction or disconnection of a smoke detector by a tenant in a rental dwelling. Became Law
HB 655-FN relative to motor vehicle dealer license applications. Died
HB 656-FN establishing a commission to study the operations of the family division court in Grafton county. Died
HB 657-FN relative to creditable service in the retirement system for the time that teachers were required to take pregnancy and maternity leave. Died
HB 658-FN relative to impersonation of candidates. Became Law
HB 659-FN relative to penalties for failure to obey a subpoena or summons. Became Law
HB 660-FN relative to the fee for excavating and dredging permits. Died
HB 661-FN-LOCAL relative to Westport Village Road in the town of Swanzey. Became Law
HB 662-FN establishing the New Hampshire volunteer elementary teachers and students program. Died
HB 663-FN-A-LOCAL relative to county and state funding of long-term care medicaid programs and relative to transferring state information technology management to the governor's office of information technology. Became Law
HB 664-FN relative to the requirements for the sale of permissible fireworks and prohibiting the retail sale of certain fireworks. Died
HB 665-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal and county audits. Died
HB 666-FN-A expanding the meals and rooms tax to include a tax on admission charges for entertainment. Died
HB 667-FN-A relative to exit tolls and increasing the gasoline tax. Died
HB 668-FN-A-LOCAL permitting municipalities to adopt a local addition to the real estate transfer tax dedicated to conservation purposes. Died
HB 669-FN relative to eligibility for medical benefits for retired state employees. Became Law
HB 670-FN establishing a procedure for release by a state agency of statistical information for research purposes and relative to health care data. Became Law
HB 671-FN-A establishing a contributory defined benefit judicial retirement plan. Became Law
HB 672-FN relative to the notice of appointment of an administrator or executor of an estate in probate court proceedings. Died
HB 673-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal water system connection fees. Died
HB 674-FN relative to notification requirements under the Child Protection Act. Became Law
HB 675-FN relative to enhanced 911 reimbursements to commercial mobile radio service providers. Died
HB 676-FN relative to lake level investigations. Died
HB 677-FN increasing the number of reserved student slots in medical programs, establishing a reduction of medical indebtedness program for physicians who practice in underserved areas, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 678-FN relative to penalties for operation of OHRVs after suspension of driving privileges for certain motor vehicle offenses. Became Law
HB 679-FN relative to medical savings accounts. Died
HB 680-FN establishing a committee to study service contracts and relative to prepaid legal services contracts. Became Law
HB 681-FN-LOCAL relative to the allocation of a municipality's share of county taxes. Interim Study
HB 682-FN relative to dual sentencing of certain juveniles. Died
HB 683-FN relative to escape or attempted escape from a juvenile facility. Died
HB 684-FN relative to the insurance rating law. Became Law
HB 685-FN-A-LOCAL exempting transfers of real property with conservation, preservation, or development restrictions from the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 686-FN relative to health insurance provided through the state. Died
HB 687-FN establishing adoption services number plates. Died
HB 688-FN-LOCAL relative to taxation of property within village districts by municipalities. Died
HB 689-FN relative to drivers' licenses issued to persons under the age of 21. Died
HB 690-FN relative to agricultural vandalism and relative to agricultural liming materials. Became Law
HB 691-FN-LOCAL creating a credit against property tax liability for a portion of the cost of home-educated pupils and pupils attending nonpublic schools. Died
HB 692-FN-A-LOCAL revising the property tax relief program in order to cap education property tax payments at 5 percent of adjusted gross income. Died
HB 693-FN relative to the jurisdiction and constitution of the ballot law commission. Became Law
HB 694-FN relative to tobacco product manufacturers not entering master settlement agreements and changing the tax on tobacco products other than cigarettes. Became Law
HB 695-FN making placement of political advertising on public property subject to state litter laws. Died
HB 696-FN establishing licensure to forensic counselors. Died
HB 697-FN relative to the sale of motor fuel. Became Law
HB 698-FN relative to electronic toll collection. Became Law
HB 699-FN relative to abandoned vehicles. Became Law
HB 701-FN relative to fees for low-digit number plates. Died
HB 702-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for disabled group II members of the retirement system. Became Law
HB 703-FN permitting free day-use admission to the state park system for disabled veterans. Became Law
HB 704-FN relative to the retirement system classification for the director of field services, department of corrections. Died
HB 705 establishing a committee to study the application of the communications services tax and continuing the property tax exemption for wooden poles and conduits. Became Law
HB 706-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of net indebtedness under the municipal finance act. Died
HB 707-FN relative to the statute of limitations in sexual assault cases. Died
HB 708-FN-LOCAL permitting certain village districts to become eligible for state highway aid apportionment. Died
HB 709-FN relative to nursing homes and other residential care facilities in receivership. Became Law
HB 710-FN-LOCAL relative to the confidentiality of library user records. Died
HB 711-FN relative to the regulation of retail installment sales of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 712-FN establishing a committee to study methods of improving data collection and service delivery relative to home and community-based long-term care services. Became Law
HB 713-FN relative to the penalty for violating a zoning ordinance and relative to residences in industrial or commercial zones. Became Law
HB 714-FN-A excluding cable Internet services from the communications services tax. Died
HB 715-FN requiring persons found incompetent to stand trial to be placed in the secure psychiatric unit. Died
HB 716-FN repealing procedures for administration of small estates. Died
HB 717-FN-LOCAL relative to targeted aid to education. Died
HB 718-FN relative to judicial proceedings for crimes committed by a minor which are not charged until after the minor reaches the age of majority and relative to the statute of limitations in cases involving destruction or falsification of evidence, witness tampering, or other unlawful conduct. Became Law
HB 719-FN-A relative to the duties, function, and operation of the Pease development authority. Became Law
HB 720-FN-LOCAL extending the kindergarten aid program. Died
HB 721-FN establishing a marine preservation number plate. Died
HB 722-FN relative to land use changes. Died
HB 723-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of residences in an industrial or commercial zone. Died
HB 724-FN-LOCAL extending the effective date of the Skyhaven airport transfer plan and the period for completing work under the wetlands permit. Became Law
HB 725 relative to fraternal benefit societies. Became Law
HB 726-FN relative to enforcement of spousal support orders by the department of health and human services. Interim Study
HB 727-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the issue of school choice in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 728-FN-A establishing a dedicated fund for organic certification inspections. Became Law
HB 729-FN relative to the regulation of tanning facilities. Became Law
HB 730-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study workers' compensation benefits for firefighters, rescue workers, and safety workers who contract certain communicable diseases. Became Law
HB 731-FN relative to penalties for intoxication and under the influence of drug offenses. Died
HB 732-FN relative to fines for forestry law violations, relative to deceptive forestry business practices, establishing a commission to study setback requirements for land application of septage, biosolids, and short paper fibers, and extending the temporary use of septage, biosolids, and short paper fiber by certain persons. Became Law
HB 733-FN relative to drivers' licenses held by members of the national guard or military reserve. Died
HB 734-FN-A establishing a pilot program to open the state house on Saturdays. Died
HB 735-FN relative to prescription drugs and medicaid best practices. Died
HB 736 relative to duties of the fish and game commission and complaints against fish and game commissioners. Became Law
HB 737-FN-A relative to the state conservation committee. Died
HB 738-FN-A-LOCAL permitting aid to public water systems to be used for forming or improving regional water systems and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 739-FN-A relative to the medicaid provider reimbursement system; and business and enterprise tax deductions for employers that offer long term care policies; study of the nursing leveraged scholarship program; development of a plan to establish nursing programs at the community technical colleges; the information and referral network for elderly and chronically ill adults and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 740-FN-LOCAL relative to the process for adopting a default budget in official ballot towns, and applying the default budget provisions in school districts having adopted the official ballot method. Died
HB 741-FN relative to an education property tax cap for retired residents. Died
HB 742 establishing a committee to study the relationship between groundwater withdrawals and the ownership of watershed land. Died
HB 743-FN-A establishing a disposal tax on disposable diapers. Died
HB 744 relative to motor vehicle accidents involving uninsured motorists. Died
HB 745 relative to voters presenting identification to obtain a ballot. Died
HB 746-FN-A revising the property tax relief program. Died
HB 747 establishing the crime victim employment leave act. Died
HB 748 making changes to the laws governing off highway recreational vehicles and the multi-use statewide trail system and allowing the department of safety to suspend or revoke a motor vehicle drivers' license for causing certain serious damage to property. Became Law
HB 749 relative to the description in a criminal complaint of the party accused. Became Law
HB 751-FN-LOCAL implementing an alternative school building aid grant formula, establishing size and cost standards for the construction of new school facilities and permitting high school vocational technical education programs which lease space to be eligible for school building aid grants. Became Law
HB 752 relative to the distribution of business tax revenues to the education trust fund. Died
HB 753 establishing the fourth Monday in April as General John Stark Day. Became Law
HB 754-FN-LOCAL establishing an education certificate program to allow parental choice in the selection of schools for children. Interim Study
HB 755 relative to the burden of proof in child abuse and neglect proceedings. Died
HB 756-LOCAL promoting parental choice in education and providing for an abatement from the education taxes for parents of children not enrolled in the public school system. Died
HB 757 relative to health care fund grant awards. Died
HB 758-FN relative to the criteria for medicaid eligibility. Became Law
HB 759 relative to personal health and financial information privacy. Died
HB 760-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire healthy families trust fund, increasing the tobacco tax, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 761 enabling municipalities to adopt subdivision and site plan review regulations that require innovative land use controls on certain lands when supported by the master plan, making a change in an innovative land use control, and relative to the preliminary review of subdivisions. Became Law
HB 762 relative to the transmission of unsolicited material via facsimile transmission. Died
HB 763-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Became Law
HB 764 relative to the state of New Hampshire conforming to public laws enacted by the United States Congress. Died
HB 765-FN relative to consideration of a light rail commuter system and establishing a commission to oversee light rail progress. Died
HB 766 relative to the information required for a license to carry a pistol or revolver. Became Law
HB 767-FN relative to political advertising not authorized by the candidate. Became Law
HB 768 establishing a committee to study the flow in the Connecticut River and the effect of the flow on water levels in Lake Francis and the Connecticut Lakes. Became Law
HB 769 relative to the lighting of certain advertising devices along highways. Died
HB 770-FN-A establishing a committee to study using tax policy to create incentives to encourage employers to hire disabled persons. Became Law
HB 771-FN repealing exemptions to the consumer protection act. Interim Study
HB 772-FN-LOCAL including undeveloped shoreline property in land granted tax relief under current use. Died
HB 773 establishing a committee to study a tuition tax credit program. Died
HB 774-LOCAL enabling municipalities to expend funds to plow private roads. Died
HB 775 establishing a New Hampshire presidential primary advisory commission. Interim Study
HB 776 relative to emergency medical care for pregnant women. Died
HB 777 allowing the commissioner of the department of corrections to enter into contracts with sheriffs' departments to hold persons charged with crimes in state correctional facilities for temporary periods. Died
HB 778-LOCAL relative to the city of Manchester school district. Became Law
HB 779 relative to appeals from recounts of legislative elections. Died
HB 780 relative to the operation of school administrative units. Died
HB 781-FN-A establishing the office of corrections ombudsmen. Interim Study
HB 782 establishing a committee to study voting membership of municipal boards and commissions. Died
HB 783-FN relative to penalties for simple assault, reckless conduct, and unsworn falsification. Died
HB 784-FN-LOCAL relative to long-term care services. Died
HB 785-FN requiring the commissioner of the department of education to establish a public school choice initiative. Interim Study
HB 786-FN-LOCAL relative to the participation of the state and its political subdivisions in the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Died
HB 787-FN-A relative to forest products promotion, establishing a forest products utilization charge, and requiring the department of resources and economic development to convene a task force. Died
HB 788-FN-A transferring the duties of the health services planning and review board. Died
HB 789 relative to a nonbinding referendum to measure voter support for casino gambling in New Hampshire. Died
HB 790 relative to legislative voting procedures and apportioning state representative districts. Died
HB 791-FN-A establishing a rest area and state liquor store retail opportunities commission. Died
HB 792 establishing a legislative internship pilot program in the house of representatives. Died
HB 793-FN-A relative to reimbursement rates for home health services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 794 allowing the department of transportation to lease space for the provision of food service at state highway and turnpike rest stops. Died
HB 795 establishing a committee to study deaths and injuries caused by OHRV use by minors. Died
HB 796-FN-LOCAL relative to the taxation of manufactured housing and relative to notice required prior to the sale of a recreational campground. Died
HB 797 establishing a committee to study methods for the legislature to protect New Hampshire groundwater aquifers. Died
HB 798 relative to gifts by fiduciaries. Became Law
HB 799-FN-A assessing a surcharge on waste disposed at solid waste landfills and incinerators, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 801 establishing a committee to study the implementation of effective student assistance programs in all schools. Died
HB 802-FN-A encouraging the department of transportation to retrofit a highway rest stop to be a solar powered facility. Became Law
HB 803-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the establishment of municipal economic development and revitalization districts by municipalities. Became Law
HB 804 establishing a committee to study the certification of New Hampshire public schools in accordance with International Organization of Standards 9001 guidelines. Died
HB 805 establishing a consensus revenue estimating panel. Became Law
HB 806 enabling municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for deaf or severely hearing impaired persons. Became Law
HB 807-FN increasing the filing fees for a fund raising counsel and a paid solicitor of a charitable trust. Became Law
HB 808 relative to proof of residency and resident tax payment for receiving resident fish and game licenses. Became Law
HB 809 establishing a committee to study implementing a consumption tax. Died
HB 810-FN-A relative to processing excavating and dredging and terrain alteration permits, changing the fees for permits, establishing 2 new positions, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 811 relative to limiting the liability of manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition for damages resulting from misuse. Became Law
HB 812 relative to state acquisition of privately-owned airports. Became Law
HB 813-FN-A establishing a deduction from the business profits tax for investments made in New Hampshire companies. Died
HB 814-FN-A establishing a credit against the business profits tax for certain insurance, financial services, and health care business organizations. Died
HB 815 relative to the duties of corporate directors and the procedure for shareholder inspection of records under the New Hampshire Business Corporation Act. Interim Study
HB 816 making technical corrections to the securities laws. Became Law
HB 817 relative to the regulation of first and second mortgage brokers and mortgage servicers. Became Law
HB 818 relative to clearing land before plan approval. Died
HB 819 relative to original and youth operators' licenses. Became Law
HB 820-FN-LOCAL relative to armed services and overseas voting. Died
HB 821 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
HB 822 relative to abandoned vehicles. Died
HB 823-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility of retired teachers for payment of medical benefits. Died
HB 824-FN-A relative to services for persons with mental illness and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 825 establishing a committee to study methods of safely reducing the prison population in the state. Became Law
HB 826-FN establishing a limited moratorium on the use of psychotropic drugs and requiring the attorney general to study the use of such drugs. Died
HB 827 establishing a committee to study the costs and benefits to the state of a state-level community reinvestment act for credit unions and non-bank mortgage lenders doing business in this state. Died
HB 828-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a committee to study the effect of alternative transportation on state revenues. Died
HB 829 relative to ward boundaries in Manchester and Nashua to be used in state elections. Died
HB 830-FN-A creating enterprise zones in which qualifying businesses are eligible for tax credits. Died
HB 831 adding duties to the oversight committee on health and human services. Became Law
HB 832-FN relative to the privacy of medical records. Died
HB 833-LOCAL relative to Shaker Road and Bay Hill Road in the town of Northfield. Became Law
HB 834-LOCAL relative to River Road and Nimble Hill Road in the town of Newington. Became Law
HB 835-FN relative to federal highway grant anticipation bonds. Interim Study
HB 836 certifying that John Coughlin was elected as county attorney for Hillsborough county at the 2002 general election. Died
HB 837-FN relative to the release of real estate liens. Died
HB 1126 relative to obstructing or hindering hunting, fishing, or trapping of fish and game. Died
HB 1127 relative to consideration of road improvements in property appraisals. Died
HB 1128 relative to motor vehicle dealer registrations. Died
HB 1129 prohibiting smoking in vehicles when child passenger restraints are required. Died
HB 1130 relative to certain insurance agents. Became Law
HB 1131 establishing a committee to study exotic aquatic weeds and species. Became Law
HB 1132-LOCAL establishing a committee to study allowing the operation of slot machines and keno in restaurants and establishments serving liquor. Died
HB 1133 relative to disclosures required prior to a condominium sale. Became Law
HB 1134 relative to appointment of the chief justice of the supreme court. Died
HB 1135 relative to appointment of the chief justice of the superior court. Became Law
HB 1136 relative to homeowner exemptions from certain environmental permitting, relative to certification as a wetland scientist, and making certain technical corrections. Became Law
HB 1137 relative to the use of impact fees. Died
HB 1138 establishing a Nash Stream forest citizens committee and relative to Connecticut Lakes headwaters tract natural areas camp leases. Became Law
HB 1139 relative to vehicles stopping in travel lanes. Died
HB 1140 relative to the disposal of surplus real estate. Died
HB 1141 relative to dioxin emissions reduction and medical waste incinerators. Became Law
HB 1142 relative to tort liability to third persons for oil spills. Died
HB 1143 relative to legislators temporarily serving as county commissioners. Died
HB 1144 establishing a committee to study banning alcohol sales at youth and family-oriented community events. Died
HB 1145 prohibiting commercial faxes. Died
HB 1146 ratifying the national crime prevention and privacy compact. Died
HB 1147 relative to the use of deadly force in defense of a fetus. Died
HB 1148 defining a wetland for the purpose of fill and dredge in wetlands and for local land use planning, relative to the wetlands council appeal process, relative to Smith Pond in Enfield, and relative to site plan review of certain trails. Became Law
HB 1149 relative to the provision of credit reports to consumers. Died
HB 1151 relative to membership on the zoning board of adjustment. Died
HB 1152 relative to the salaries of elected town officials. Died
HB 1153 relative to employment security. Interim Study
HB 1154 relative to the Hanover-Lebanon district court and the Plymouth-Lincoln district court. Became Law
HB 1155 clarifying alternative budget adoption procedures in school administrative units. Became Law
HB 1156 establishing a committee to study the use of pesticides and herbicides in residential neighborhoods. Died
HB 1157 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing model legislation on medical resident work hour restrictions. Died
HB 1158 relative to a necessary quorum in town elections for motions to reconsider after voting polls have been open a period of more than 4 hours. Died
HB 1159 relative to prohibited employment for state liquor commission employees. Became Law
HB 1160 relative to the membership of the board of professional geologists. Became Law
HB 1161 relative to solicitation and marketing of insurance products. Became Law
HB 1162 relative to school district policies on bullying. Became Law
HB 1163 establishing a commission to study methods of increasing the number of insurance carriers doing business in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1164 relative to moorings on Bow Lake. Interim Study
HB 1165 relative to extending domestic violence protection orders. Became Law
HB 1166 clarifying certain local regulation of OHRVs and relative to the operation of snow traveling vehicles on class VI roads. Became Law
HB 1167 requiring any driver to have headlights on when continuously operating windshield wipers during inclement weather. Died
HB 1168 establishing a committee to study the effects of the current business tax structure on New Hampshire's economy. Died
HB 1169 relative to child support calculations based on one-time or irregular income. Became Law
HB 1170 establishing a committee to study access to medical records of persons with highly communicable diseases. Died
HB 1171 relative to official ballot voting on issuance of bonds or notes. Died
HB 1172-LOCAL relative to compensation of county convention members for county business. Died
HB 1173 establishing a committee to study the discontinuation of the use of social security numbers in the criminal justice system. Died
HB 1174 relative to acceptance of electronic records by government agencies. Died
HB 1175 relative to the use of an official ballot referenda as an optional form of town meeting. Died
HB 1176 relative to government access to private property. Died
HB 1177-FN requiring the department of health and human services to compile and maintain induced termination of pregnancy statistics. Died
HB 1178-FN relative to sales of tobacco products to persons under 21 years of age. Died
HB 1179-FN relative to driver education training reimbursement. Died
HB 1180 relative to the creation of express trusts for pets. Died
HB 1181 relative to certain deliberative session amendment procedures in official ballot voting. Died
HB 1182-FN allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for long-time resident elderly persons. Died
HB 1183 relative to transporting manufactured housing or modular buildings. Became Law
HB 1184 requiring all vehicles to be equipped with mud flaps or spray or splash guards. Died
HB 1185 relative to the adoption of amendments to articles proposed in the first session in official ballot proceedings. Died
HB 1186-FN relative to registration stickers issued to nonresidents operating snowmobiles in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1187-LOCAL allowing municipalities to deposit land use change tax revenues into a heritage fund. Died
HB 1188 relative to indoor air quality and indoor environmental standards in public schools and requiring public schools to develop a written building maintenance plan. Died
HB 1189-FN-LOCAL increasing the property tax credit for service-connected total disability. Died
HB 1190 relative to exceptions to the carrying or selling of certain weapons. Died
HB 1191-FN relative to court proceedings. Died
HB 1192 relative to psychotropic drug recommendations by public employees. Died
HB 1193 establishing a committee to study the constitutionality of the federal income tax and constitutional abuses in the collection of the income tax and its effects on New Hampshire citizens. Died
HB 1194 establishing a study committee relative to notifying tenants of radon in rental units. Died
HB 1195-FN increasing the penalty assessment on fines imposed by the courts. Died
HB 1196-FN-A-LOCAL relative to leasing a certain parcel of state-owned property to the town of Hopkinton. Died
HB 1197-FN-A-LOCAL relative to selling a certain parcel of state-owned property to the town of Hopkinton. Died
HB 1198 relative to reporting child custody statistics. Interim Study
HB 1199-FN-LOCAL relative to water connection fees. Died
HB 1201 prohibiting the application of the doctrine of adverse possession or prescription when boundary lines can be proven by a preponderance of the evidence. Died
HB 1202 relative to third-party payment of covered services ordered by the juvenile court. Became Law
HB 1203-FN-A establishing a research and development tax credit against the business profits tax. Interim Study
HB 1204-FN-A establishing an historic homeownership mortgage credit program. Died
HB 1205 establishing a committee to study alternative waste disposal systems. Died
HB 1206 establishing a committee to study the appropriateness of designating corporations as legal persons. Died
HB 1207-FN-A relative to a Global War on Terrorism operations service bonus payment. Became Law
HB 1208 relative to standards of certification in credentialing for New Hampshire public school food service directors and staff. Died
HB 1209 relative to substances added to public water supplies. Died
HB 1210 relative to self-service storage facility liens. Became Law
HB 1211 relative to the expenditure of land use change tax revenues. Died
HB 1212 relative to the circumstances under which a juvenile may be committed to the youth development center until the age of 18. Became Law
HB 1213-FN-LOCAL exempting persons age 70 and older from the state and local education portion of property taxes. Died
HB 1214-FN relative to the penalty for filing an erroneous default budget. Died
HB 1215 relative to seasonal directional signs. Died
HB 1216-FN-A making an appropriation to the small business innovation research support program. Died
HB 1217 relative to apportioning state representative districts for Hillsborough county. Died
HB 1218 relative to criminal threatening by public servants. Died
HB 1219-FN establishing penalties for transmission or distribution of obscene electronic mail. Interim Study
HB 1220-FN relative to banning partial birth abortion. Died
HB 1221 relative to the universal service fund. Became Law
HB 1222 establishing a commission and authorizing a portrait of Vesta Roy, New Hampshire's first woman governor. Died
HB 1223 establishing a committee to study state reimbursement to municipalities for emergency responses along interstate highways. Died
HB 1224 establishing the Uniform Trust Code in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1225-FN-A making administrative changes to the historic agricultural structure matching grants program. Became Law
HB 1226-LOCAL establishing a debt retirement fund in the Governor Wentworth regional school district. Became Law
HB 1227 relative to land assessed for current use which is taken by eminent domain. Died
HB 1228 relative to changes to the uniform fine schedule. Became Law
HB 1229 establishing a commission to study bioaccumulative toxic chemicals. Interim Study
HB 1230-FN relative to abandoned deposits held by telephone utilities and relative to public interest payphones. Became Law
HB 1231-FN relative to the state flag. Died
HB 1232-FN allowing a disabled person to enroll in a class free of charge at any institution within the university system of New Hampshire, provided a seat is available in the class. Interim Study
HB 1233 relative to the accuracy of information used by consumer reporting agencies. Died
HB 1234 establishing a study committee to examine ways to prevent and address homelessness in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1235-FN establishing a criminal penalty for throwing an incendiary object from a motor vehicle. Died
HB 1236-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal use of impact fees. Died
HB 1237 allowing deer hunting with a primitive flintlock muzzleloader. Died
HB 1238-FN requiring interpreters for persons with limited English proficiency in court and administrative proceedings. Died
HB 1239 relative to records access by private investigators. Interim Study
HB 1240 prohibiting minors from sitting in the smoking sections of restaurants. Died
HB 1241 exempting from the state employee hiring delay certain positions within the regional community-technical college system which are directly responsible for child care. Died
HB 1242 establishing a committee to study protecting law enforcement officers and others from public disclosure of their personal information. Died
HB 1243 prohibiting the collection of biometric data. Became Law
HB 1244 relative to subcontractors' liens for labor and materials. Died
HB 1245 nullifying the Sixteenth amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
HB 1246 nullifying the USA Patriot Act. Died
HB 1247-FN relative to a statewide law library network. Interim Study
HB 1248-FN relative to the state board of nursing. Became Law
HB 1249-FN relative to the recreational taking of lobster by scuba diving. Interim Study
HB 1251-FN-A establishing an income tax. Died
HB 1252-FN requiring the posting of notice by uninsured liquor licensees. Died
HB 1253-FN-LOCAL prohibiting public funds, employees, and facilities to assist or perform abortions. Died
HB 1254-FN relative to the postsecondary education vocational school licensing fund and the forgivable loan fund in the workforce incentive program, and authorizing the liquor commission to expend funds for the purpose of leasing new locations in Bedford and Seabrook. Became Law
HB 1255 relative to the procedure for calling for a special town or school district meeting. Died
HB 1256 relative to a buddy system for firefighters. Died
HB 1257-FN relative to penalties for driving under the influence with a minor in the vehicle. Became Law
HB 1258-FN establishing supporting public schools number plates. Died
HB 1259 relative to the medical certification required for a walking disability plate or placard. Became Law
HB 1260 naming the new Route 9 bridge over the Connecticut River between New Hampshire and Vermont the United States Navy Seabees Bridge. Became Law
HB 1261 establishing a committee to study alternative uses for a certain rest area on the F. E. Everett turnpike. Became Law
HB 1262 establishing a commission to study ways to encourage municipal recycling efforts and to study the tax exemption for water and air pollution control facilities. Became Law
HB 1263 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating a trust fund to support a family and disability leave program. Died
HB 1264 relative to advertisement of prescription drugs. Interim Study
HB 1265 establishing a committee to study prescriptive authority of qualified psychologists. Died
HB 1266 relative to the long-term care ombudsman. Became Law
HB 1267 requiring fast food restaurants to provide nutritional information to consumers. Died
HB 1268 relative to bank reserve and lending procedures. Died
HB 1269 establishing a citizens' legislative redistricting advisory board. Died
HB 1270 prohibiting the deduction of any taxes from mileage reimbursement checks for house members. Died
HB 1271-FN repealing the license to carry provisions of state law. Died
HB 1272 relative to allowing towns to have an official ballot vote on the issuance of specific bonds or notes. Died
HB 1273 relative to the use of trails managed by OHRV clubs. Died
HB 1274 relative to evidence admissible in sexual assault cases. Interim Study
HB 1275-FN-A relative to the role of the department of health and human services in juvenile proceedings. Became Law
HB 1276-FN relative to special number plates for veterans, establishing a committee to study establishing special number plates for veterans who were awarded the Bronze Star or the Silver Star, authorizing rules relating to certain commemorative license plates, and requiring an additional fee for certain motor vehicle registrations. Became Law
HB 1277-FN requiring assisted living facilities to have certain security measures for residents. Died
HB 1278-FN-LOCAL relative to the applicable minimum wage for hourly employees. Died
HB 1279 establishing a committee to study the adoption and implementation of the multistate forensic DNA compact in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1280-FN establishing limited driving privileges special licenses. Died
HB 1281 permitting the adoption of an alternative cost apportionment method in a cooperative school district, establishing a legislative oversight committee for the school administrative unit system, and relative to notification of education grant amounts to municipalities. Became Law
HB 1282 authorizing the commissioner of insurance and the commissioner of banking to order the payment of restitution to individuals harmed by unfair or deceptive practices of licensees. Became Law
HB 1283 relative to wetlands permits. Died
HB 1284 relative to setbacks from wetlands. Died
HB 1285 restricting owners of land in current use and land acquired with public funds from posting for no hunting. Died
HB 1286 relative to oaths of office. Died
HB 1287 establishing a study committee to review insurance statutes and rules to assure conformity with the mission statement published by the insurance department. Died
HB 1288-FN reducing the membership of the fish and game commission. Died
HB 1289-FN-LOCAL relative to drug-free senior housing zones. Died
HB 1290 establishing a study committee to examine time limits on eligibility for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. Died
HB 1291-LOCAL relative to elderly and handicapped priority low-income housing. Died
HB 1292 apportioning state representative districts. Became Law
HB 1293 relative to emission control equipment for certain vehicles and relative to unfair motor vehicle insurance trade practices. Became Law
HB 1294 establishing a committee to study the effect of the federal reauthorization of the Temporary Aid to Needy Families Program and its effect on the state of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1295 relative to certain court records and exempting certain documents from the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 1296 establishing a committee to study the authority to inspect food by the department of health and human services and the department of agriculture, markets, and food, and relative to food service licensure. Became Law
HB 1297 relative to credit for American sign language and transliteration as a foreign language. Died
HB 1298 establishing a committee to study local dispute resolution for public employee labor relations. Became Law
HB 1299 relative to the removal of the tax collector, treasurer, or town clerk, and required notice to the board of selectmen by a candidate for office if the candidate has ever been removed from a bonded position. Became Law
HB 1301 relative to extensions to the intent to cut and relative to the care, maintenance, and repair of the law enforcement memorial. Became Law
HB 1302 relative to rental contracts or leases entered into by individuals who are subsequently called to service in the armed forces. Became Law
HB 1303-FN creating a charity bingo and lucky 7 ticket review and advisory commission and establishing a multi-hall linked bingo pilot program. Died
HB 1304-LOCAL relative to notice for zoning rehearings. Died
HB 1305 establishing a committee to study certain high interest loans. Died
HB 1306 relative to collective bargaining by state employees. Died
HB 1307-FN relative to review of final proposed rules under the administrative procedures act. Died
HB 1308-FN relative to lobbying activities by state employees. Became Law
HB 1309 relative to noise pollution from shooting ranges. Became Law
HB 1310 relative to licenses to sell firearms. Died
HB 1311-FN establishing a committee to study decreasing the insurance premium tax. Became Law
HB 1312 relative to the court's discretion to extend child support obligations. Became Law
HB 1313 relative to establishing a spring season for bear baiting. Died
HB 1314 relative to the taking of deer by crossbow. Died
HB 1315 relative to the disclosure of the identity of the person filing a report of suspected child abuse. Died
HB 1316-FN-A relative to the computation of tax on certain telecommunications services under the communications services tax, and establishing a committee to study the feasibility of unbundling communications services charges. Became Law
HB 1317-FN-LOCAL requiring cities and towns to complete valuations of property and relative to the implementation of property tax hardship relief provisions. Died
HB 1318-FN-A relative to a senior care provider program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1319 relative to the percentage of ownership in physician hospital organizations. Interim Study
HB 1320 making changes in the laws relative to retail installment sales, first mortgage bankers and brokers, mortgage loan servicers, second mortgage home loans, and the regulation of small loans. Became Law
HB 1321-FN relative to claims before the state commission on human rights. Died
HB 1322 relative to the rules for the operation and regulation of supported residential care facilities. Died
HB 1323 relative to the rules for the operation and regulation of residential care facilities. Died
HB 1324-FN authorizing the position of clerk of the board of manufactured housing. Died
HB 1325-FN-A relative to additional uses of the E-Z Pass system. Became Law
HB 1326 relative to the requirements for the sale of permissible fireworks and prohibiting the retail sale of certain fireworks and establishing a study committee to examine the classification of consumer and display fireworks. Became Law
HB 1327-FN relative to allowing persons to be bonded for search and rescue costs in hiking and climbing in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1328 requiring the development of a plan for the elimination of county government by the year 2011. Died
HB 1329 relative to the length of time consumer credit reporting agencies retain individual credit information. Became Law
HB 1330 relative to the investigation of disputed credit reporting items by consumer credit reporting agencies. Died
HB 1331 allowing recipients of the National Defense Service Medal to be eligible for the veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 1332 relative to child support in cases of shared custody. Died
HB 1333-LOCAL extending the veterans' property tax credit to all honorably discharged veterans. Died
HB 1334 relative to retention of records of fish and game law violations by the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 1335-LOCAL establishing a commission to examine the workers' compensation system in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1336 relative to the procedures for the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
HB 1337-FN prohibiting any person convicted of an offense against a child from purchasing a residence or entering a rental or lease agreement for rental property in the vicinity of a school. Died
HB 1338 establishing Patriots Day in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1339-FN-A-LOCAL relative to distribution of tobacco settlement funds. Died
HB 1340-FN relative to the Informed Consent for Abortion Act. Died
HB 1341-FN relative to prohibited computer practices. Interim Study
HB 1342-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a new system of coinage for the state. Died
HB 1343-FN making it a crime to cause the death of a fetus as a result of committing a violent act against a pregnant woman. Died
HB 1344-FN-A allowing a deduction against the business profits tax for employer-paid health insurance premiums. Died
HB 1345-FN-LOCAL establishing an education scholarship fund. Interim Study
HB 1346 relative to income qualification in the elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 1347-FN implementing a "good time" sentence reduction system for inmates in the state prison system. Died
HB 1348-FN relative to registration of business organizations. Became Law
HB 1349-FN-LOCAL relative to medical parole. Interim Study
HB 1351-FN relative to penalties for acts committed during a riot. Died
HB 1352-FN requiring school districts to recommend daily physical activity to pupils. Became Law
HB 1353-FN mandating open enrollment schools statewide. Died
HB 1354-FN relative to certain tolls on the Everett Turnpike. Died
HB 1355 changing the name of the sweepstakes commission to the lottery commission. Became Law
HB 1356-FN-A-LOCAL assessing a fee on water withdrawn for commercial bottling purposes from water supply sources in the state. Died
HB 1357 relative to cluster zoning and the village plan alternative. Died
HB 1358-FN requiring municipal auditors to be bonded, and relative to audits within political subdivisions. Died
HB 1359-FN-LOCAL relative to notice requirements for public hearings on certain zoning changes. Died
HB 1360-FN including "unborn child" in the definition of "another" for the purpose of capital murder, first and second degree murder, manslaughter, and negligent homicide. Interim Study
HB 1361 relative to sentences for certain offenses committed on or near a public college or university campus. Became Law
HB 1362 relative to state representative districts in Grafton county. Died
HB 1363 establishing a policy for naming state highways, bridges, and buildings. Died
HB 1364-FN establishing a statutory joint commission to review and propose changes to state unclassified officers' salaries. Died
HB 1365-FN relative to hearing ear dogs, guide dogs, and service dogs. Interim Study
HB 1366 relative to penalties for violation of protective orders. Died
HB 1367 permitting the parents or legal guardian of a sexual assault victim to remain with the victim during the legal proceedings. Died
HB 1368 establishing a committee to study means of interdicting and preventing the distribution of controlled substances in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1369 relative to state representative district 67. Died
HB 1370 establishing a committee to study property tax relief. Became Law
HB 1371-FN prohibiting the sale or possession of pocket knives in safe school zones. Died
HB 1372 defining certain terms relating to military service. Became Law
HB 1373 relative to Grafton county representative districts. Died
HB 1374 relative to lightning protection systems. Became Law
HB 1375 relative to powers of conservation commissions. Died
HB 1376 relative to agency fees assessed pursuant to public employer collective bargaining agreements. Died
HB 1377-LOCAL relative to the repeal of municipal ordinances by petition. Died
HB 1378-FN-A relative to New Hampshire service awards for veterans of World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War and making an appropriation therefor; and relative to tuition waivers and room and board scholarships at state educational institutions for children of certain firefighters and police officers who died while in performance of their duties. Became Law
HB 1379 relative to boating on certain lakes and ponds by disabled persons. Died
HB 1380-FN relative to unauthorized video surveillance. Became Law
HB 1381 relative to the rights of citizens. Died
HB 1382 relative to liens filed with public servants. Died
HB 1383 relative to full faith and credit in judicial proceedings. Died
HB 1384 relative to challenges to statutes. Died
HB 1385 establishing the protection of liberty act. Died
HB 1386 relative to participation by nonresident taxpayers in town meetings. Died
HB 1387-FN-A reducing the rate of the business enterprise tax. Interim Study
HB 1388-FN-A reducing the rate of the business profits tax. Interim Study
HB 1389 relative to appearances and representation in courts. Died
HB 1390 relative to MTBE. Interim Study
HB 1391-FN relative to motor vehicle violations. Interim Study
HB 1392 relative to preapplication review of projects submitted to a local planning board. Died
HB 1393 relative to the appeal of the lower court's decision in a child protection case. Died
HB 1394 relative to de novo appeals in certain criminal proceedings. Died
HB 1395 relative to representation by the county attorney in county matters. Died
HB 1396 relative to implementing a bottle deposit program. Died
HB 1397 relative to youth suicide prevention. Became Law
HB 1398-FN-LOCAL relative to relief and maintenance provided to certain non-residents. Died
HB 1399-FN-A establishing the telecommunications planning and development fund. Became Law
HB 1401-FN limiting the use of traffic signal preemption devices, establishing a commission to study railroad matching funds, authorizing an expenditure for a certain feasibility study, and relative to landowner permission for OHRV operation and loading and unloading OHRVs on highways. Became Law
HB 1402-FN-A requiring a discount to wholesalers on cash purchases of tobacco tax stamps. Interim Study
HB 1403 extending the reporting dates of certain study committees. Became Law
HB 1404 prohibiting the release of information by university of New Hampshire officials in cases where students have contact with university of New Hampshire police. Died
HB 1405-LOCAL relative to requiring municipalities to use official ballot voting procedures for bond issues. Died
HB 1406 relative to the regulation of physician assistants. Died
HB 1407 granting limited law enforcement authority to certain federal officers stationed in New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1408-FN relative to reporting requirements for certain nonprofit organizations, including health care charitable trusts. Became Law
HB 1409 relative to the disclosure of protected health information by court ordered service providers. Interim Study
HB 1410 relative to the release of information to persons receiving a child for placement and relative to the department of health and human service's disclosure of information regarding the death of a child from abuse and neglect. Became Law
HB 1411-FN-A establishing a committee to study funding sources for the state laboratories and extending the appropriation to the department of corrections for the prison automation system. Died
HB 1412 relative to college and university recognition of student organizations and athletic teams. Died
HB 1413 relative to the creation of mandatory panels for medical injury claims and to the testimony of expert witnesses and establishing a committee to study medical malpractice insurance rates and mandatory panels for medical injury claims. Died
HB 1414 establishing a commission to study issues regarding the women's prison facility. Became Law
HB 1415 relative to de facto child custody. Died
HB 1416-FN extending the property tax exemption for wooden poles and conduits and establishing a committee to study issues related to the exemption. Became Law
HB 1417 relative to examination of persons called as jurors in civil cases. Became Law
HB 1418-FN establishing a procedure for state employees to report suspected improper governmental activity. Died
HB 1419 relative to the dispensing of noncontrolled prescription drugs by registered nurses in certain facilities under contract with the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 1420 relative to requirements of the fish and game department before a coastal area may be closed to fishing of marine species. Interim Study
HB 1421-FN relative to solid waste incineration. Interim Study
HB 1422 relative to qualifications for persons who negotiate on behalf of the state. Became Law
HB 1423-FN relative to reimbursement of travel expenses for judges. Became Law
HB 1424-FN-A establishing a pharmaceutical study commission to study direct purchasing of prescription medication by the state. Died
HB 1425 relative to food safety in restaurants. Died
HB 1426-FN relative to testing for the human immunodeficiency virus. Became Law
HB 1427 continuing the New Hampshire National Guard Educational Assistance Act. Died
HB 1428-FN relative to the administration of the medical assistance program for home care for children with severe disabilities; establishing a commission to review the medical assistance program for home care for children with severe disabilities; and relative to the use of standardized health statements and renewals of certain insurance policies. Became Law
HB 2004-FN-LOCAL relative to the state 10-year transportation improvement plan and making certain adjustments to turnpike funds. Became Law

House resolutions 22

HR 1 adopting the rules of the 2004 session for the 2005-2006 biennium. Adopted by the House
HR 2 recording House sessions and the permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 3 distribution of House publications. Adopted by the House
HR 4 the Speaker employing personnel per RSA 17-E:5. Adopted by the House
HR 5 legislative salary and mileage payments. Adopted by the House
HR 6 relative to criteria for establishing house representative districts. Adopted by the House
HR 7 urging increased consideration and preservation of local authority in international trade and investment agreements. Died
HR 8 urging the governor and executive council to consider appointing a non-lawyer to the supreme court. Died
HR 9 urging the federal government to extend the Internet Tax Freedom Act moratorium. Adopted by the House
HR 10 urging the department of defense to establish a military presence in the state of New Hampshire for purposes of domestic security. Died
HR 11 supporting the men and women of the armed forces. Adopted by the House
HR 12 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2003, 2004 and 2005. Died
HR 14 memorializing State Representative Maurice E. Goulet of Bedford. Adopted by the House
HR 20 supporting Taiwan's participation in the World Health Organization. Adopted by the House
HR 21 reaffirming the death penalty. Died
HR 22 relative to fathers' rights. Died
HR 23 urging the President and Congress to amend federal selective service and immigration laws to grant the right of citizenship to all immigrants honorably discharged from United States military service. Adopted by the House
HR 24 encouraging a comprehensive energy plan. Adopted by the House
HR 25 memorializing State Representative Robert H. Milligan of Merrimack. Adopted by the House
HR 26 memorializing State Representative Paul R. Hatch of Wolfeboro. Adopted by the House
HR 27 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2004 and 2005. Adopted by the House
HR 28 memorializing State Representative Lionel W. Johnson of Manchester. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 24

HCR 1 endorsing the Canine Good Citizen Program. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 2 urging the federal government to recognize hearing loss as a service-connected disability for veterans who flew UH-1 helicopters in Vietnam. Died
HCR 3 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 4 urging adoption and implementation of a national do-not-call list for telemarketers. Died
HCR 5 urging Congress to permit satellite television subscribers to select in-state broadcast signals. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 6 urging the creation of a free and independent Palestinian state. Died
HCR 7 opposing unfunded and under-funded federal education mandates. Died
HCR 8 urging the United States Congress to improve the prescription drug program provided to veterans. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 9 urging the President and the Joint Chiefs of Staff to abandon the Total Information Awareness Initiative. Died
HCR 10 recognizing New Hampshire's ratification of the original Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
HCR 11 relative to state and federal government relations. Died
HCR 12 rescinding all requests by the New Hampshire legislature for a federal constitutional convention and urging other states to withdraw similar requests. Died
HCR 13 declaring the health rights of the citizens of New Hampshire. Died
HCR 14 declaring the directives of the judicial branch in the Claremont cases that the legislative and executive branches define an "adequate education," adopt "standards of accountability," and "guarantee adequate funding" of a public education are not binding on the legislative and executive branches. Died
HCR 15 relative to relaxing air quality standards by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Died
HCR 16 urging increased diplomacy to achieve a just, peaceful, and rapid resolution of the conflict between India and Pakistan relative to the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 17 urging the posthumous promotion of Colonel Edward Ephraim Cross to brigadier general. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 18 relative to state senate and representative districts. Died
HCR 20 affirming civil rights and liberties and opposing federal measures that infringe on such rights and liberties. Died
HCR 21 urging the reduction of the federal gasoline and diesel fuel excise tax. Died
HCR 22 urging Congress to withdraw the United States from the United Nations. Died
HCR 23 on non-citizens during times of war. Died
HCR 24 urging the state to include individual development accounts in the Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF) program. Died
HCR 25 declaring that the directives of the judicial branch in the Claremont cases that the legislative and executive branches define an "adequate education," adopt "standards of accountability," and "guarantee adequate funding" of a public education are not binding on the legislative and executive branches. Died

Constitutional amendments 22

CACR 1 relating to the support of religious schools. Providing that the language in article 6 of the first part of the New Hampshire constitution, which sates that "But no person shall ever be compelled to pay towards the support of the schools of any sect or denomination." shall be deleted from the article and the language in article 83 of the second part of the New Hampshire constitution which states that ": Provided, nevertheless, that no money raised by taxation shall ever be granted or applied for the use of the schools or institutions of any religious sect or denomination" shall be deleted from the article. Died
CACR 2 relating to the legislature's authority concerning the content, extent, beneficiaries, level and source of funding of public education. Providing that the legislature shall have authority (subject to the supreme court's power to review for rational basis) to determine the content, extent, beneficiaries, level and source of funding of public education. Died
CACR 3 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 4 relating to use of revenues for educational purposes. Providing that all moneys from the education trust fund be used exclusively for state aid to education. Died
CACR 5 relating to the rulemaking authority of the supreme court. Providing that the supreme court may adopt rules, that the general court may regulate these matters by statute, and that in the event of a conflict between a statute and a rule, the statute, if otherwise valid, shall prevail over the rule. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
CACR 6 relating to the encouragement of literature. Providing that it shall be the duty of the legislators and magistrates to not hinder, impede or obstruct the interest of literature and the sciences. Died
CACR 7 relating to state representative and state senate districts. Providing that there shall be 36 senate districts and 4 house districts within each senate district. Died
CACR 8 relating to the attorney general. Providing that the attorney general be elected for the same term as the governor. Died
CACR 9 relating to 7-year terms for state judges. Providing that all state judges appointed on or after January 1, 2005 be commissioned for 7-year terms, which may be renewed. Died
CACR 10 relating to gender neutral language in the constitution. Providing that all references to persons in part 2 of the constitution shall be gender neutral. Died
CACR 11 relating to legislative acts as expressions of the sovereign will of the people. Providing that every act of the legislature enacted in accordance with the procedures of the constitution shall be conclusively presumed to be constitutional as the expressed will of the people. Died
CACR 12 relating to citizen review retention elections for judges. Providing that a judge shall be subject to a citizen review retention election at the biennial election next occurring after he or she has served for 2 years and subsequently at regular intervals which depend on the court in which the judge serves. Died
CACR 13 relating to defining the extent of state responsibility to provide aid for public elementary and secondary education. Providing that the state shall provide aid to school districts with a fiscal capacity that is less than their education need and the aid shall be a minimum of 31 percent of the state average expenditure per public elementary and secondary pupil, calculated at least once in every 5 years. Died
CACR 14 relating to the funding of public education. Providing that the state shall fund an amount not less than 30 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. Died
CACR 20 relating to the conservation of the gravel and water resources of the state. Providing that the general court may provide for special assessments, rates and taxes on gravel and water extracted from the resources of the state. Died
CACR 21 relating to state education property tax exemption for certain disabled veterans. Providing that veterans with certain service connected disabilities shall be exempt from the state education property tax. Died
CACR 22 relating to taxation. Providing that a 2/3 vote is required to pass a new tax or to increase a tax after it is levied and that the maximum increase in any budget bill shall be limited by the rates of inflation and population growth. Interim Study
CACR 23 relating to oaths of civil officers. Providing that all officers, department heads in the executive branch, and town officers shall take an oath before executing the duties of their office. Died
CACR 24 relating to election of the attorney general. Providing that the attorney general shall be elected by the house of representatives and the senate. Died
CACR 25 relating to prohibiting an income tax. Providing that no tax on personal income shall be levied by the state of New Hampshire. Died
CACR 26 relating to the apportionment of representatives. Providing that representation in the house of representatives shall be as equal as one person, one vote, as defined by certain federal courts will permit. Died
CACR 27 relating to elective franchises. Providing that the right to vote in elections shall be limited to citizens of the United States. Died

Senate bills 438

SB 11-FN establishing new special justice positions in the Manchester, Concord, and Nashua district courts. Died
SB 12-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a property tax relief program for low income homeowners. Died
SB 13 relative to judicially appointed officials. Died
SB 14 relative to vacancies in county offices and the powers of the Belknap County Recreation Area Commission. Became Law
SB 15 relative to election day registration. Died
SB 16-FN establishing the governor's incentive and reward program. Became Law
SB 17 relative to incompatible offices. Died
SB 18-FN relative to vehicle stops at railroad grade crossings. Died
SB 19-FN relative to notification of groundwater contamination and requiring a certain report from the department of environmental services. Became Law
SB 20 relative to the qualifications for the property tax exemption for the disabled. Died
SB 21 relative to health insurance riders. Became Law
SB 22 adding to the duties of the public higher education study committee. Became Law
SB 23-FN allowing veterans the right to purchase credit in the retirement system for certain service in the armed forces. Became Law
SB 24 relative to license revocations for DWI offenders under the age of 21. Became Law
SB 26 removing the penalty against teachers who fail to keep registers. Became Law
SB 27 extending the kindergarten construction program. Died
SB 28-FN relative to the transcription of hearings before standing committees of the senate. Died
SB 29-FN-A-LOCAL refunding certain meals and rooms taxes paid by the city of Manchester. Died
SB 30-FN relative to dissemination of false statements about candidates. Died
SB 31 changing the name of the joint committee on legislative facilities and codifying the powers and duties of the committee. Died
SB 32 relative to municipal budget recommendations. Became Law
SB 33-FN establishing a putative fathers' registry in the department of health and human services. Died
SB 34 relative to independent living retirement communities. Became Law
SB 35 relative to the transfer and exchange of certain state-owned land for certain land owned by the Manchester water works. Died
SB 36-FN relative to protective custody of a person impaired by drugs and establishing a committee to study the issue of the applicability of the administrative license suspension laws to driving while under the influence of controlled drugs and ways to address the speed with which such cases are adjudicated in the district court. Became Law
SB 37-FN increasing the amount paid to the firemen's relief fund from insurance department revenues. Died
SB 38-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing special number plates for firefighters. Died
SB 39 relative to the results of a preliminary breath test as evidence in court. Became Law
SB 40 relative to filing of complaints for violation-level offenses and making the electronic submission of a false statement chargeable as unsworn falsification. Became Law
SB 41-FN relative to the installation of airbags. Became Law
SB 42 relative to the insurance rebating laws. Became Law
SB 43 relative to archives and records management. Became Law
SB 44 relative to penalties for vehicle dealers, relative to special number plates for certain veterans, and relative to the Conway Branch railroad line. Became Law
SB 45 relative to the adoption procedure, eligibility, and amounts of property tax exemptions and credits and the property tax deferral program. Became Law
SB 46-FN repealing the meat inspection account and the poultry inspection account. Became Law
SB 47-FN relative to refunds for tolls paid on account of shrinkage or loss by evaporation of motor fuel, relative to a transfer of funds to the highway fund, and relative to oil import and underground storage facility fees. Became Law
SB 48 exempting housing for older persons from certain age discrimination laws. Became Law
SB 49 relative to fluoridation of public water supplies and local decisions regarding fluoridation. Died
SB 51-FN relative to membership on the New England Board of Higher Education. Became Law
SB 52 relative to a voluntary certification program for police dogs and handlers. Became Law
SB 53 establishing an advisory board to the labor commissioner and relative to the terms of the members of the compensation appeals board. Became Law
SB 54-FN-LOCAL relative to the local inventory of property values for assessment of property taxes, and relative to municipal property assessment certification guidelines of the department of revenue administration. Became Law
SB 55-FN raising the age at which a child may terminate his or her public education. Died
SB 56-FN relative to parking for persons with disabilities. Became Law
SB 57-FN relative to certain accounts within the fish and game fund. Became Law
SB 58-FN-A relative to the net operating loss under the business profits tax. Became Law
SB 59-FN relative to administrative license suspension hearings. Died
SB 60-FN relative to voluntary certification of persons installing or servicing propane gas, natural gas, or heating oil equipment. Became Law
SB 61 relative to collective bargaining units at charter schools and charter conversion schools, and relative to leaves of absence for teachers to accept employment at a charter school. Died
SB 62 relative to the application and enforcement of the state building code and the membership of the state building code review board. Became Law
SB 63-FN-A-LOCAL relative to establishing community reinvestment and opportunity zones and granting business tax credits for investments in projects in such zones. Became Law
SB 64-FN relative to updating the drought management plan. Died
SB 65 relative to reducing certain mercury emissions. Died
SB 66-FN-A-LOCAL limiting the exemption from the meals and rooms tax for sales of alcoholic beverages by voluntary nonprofit organizations operating under one-day licenses from the liquor commission. Became Law
SB 67 relative to a report on municipal water needs. Died
SB 68 authorizing electronic certification of educational credentials. Became Law
SB 69-FN-A combining the career incentive program and the nursing leveraged scholarship loan program within the department of postsecondary education, and establishing a workforce incentive program within the department of postsecondary education, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 70 establishing a commission to study implementing a recommendation of the New Hampshire estuaries project management plan. Became Law
SB 71-FN-A establishing a committee to study improving access, affordability, and alternatives in health insurance for New Hampshire consumers. Died
SB 72 relative to the regulation of small loans, title loans, and payday loans. Became Law
SB 73 establishing a committee to study establishing enterprise zones in economically deprived or challenged communities, and relative to the Black Brook Corporate Park Tax Increment Financing District. Became Law
SB 74-FN-A-LOCAL increasing certain motor vehicle registration fees and appropriating the funds for local government records management programs. Died
SB 76 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Became Law
SB 77 relative to town charter provisions for bond votes using official ballot voting procedures, relative to the 2003 apportionment of county taxes in Coos county, and ratifying the Hampton Beach village district annual meeting. Became Law
SB 78-FN establishing the New Hampshire health care information council. Died
SB 79-FN-LOCAL relative to penalties for the exhibition of fighting animals. Became Law
SB 80 relative to vocational education and the automotive technology curriculum. Became Law
SB 81-FN granting a retirement system annuity to the surviving spouse of Carl Morin. Died
SB 82-FN relative to awards of fees and interest under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 83 relative to paralegals and legal assistants. Died
SB 84-FN relative to eligibility for payment of medical benefits by the retirement system. Died
SB 85-FN making certain revisions to the special education laws. Became Law
SB 86-FN relative to the disclosure of information about child fatalities resulting from abuse and neglect; relative to accreditation of the department of health and human services by the Council on Accreditation for Children and Family Services; and extending the reporting date for the pilot project relative to abuse and neglect hearings in Grafton county court. Became Law
SB 87 changing the membership of the commission to study setback requirements for septage, biosolids, and short paper fibers, and extending the temporary use of septage, biosolids, and short paper fiber by certain persons. Became Law
SB 88-FN relative to testing and monitoring requirements at soil manufacturing and reclamation sites. Died
SB 89 relative to encouraging the use of biosolids and short paper fiber in road construction projects. Died
SB 90-FN increasing the cap for relocation assistance for businesses in eminent domain proceedings. Became Law
SB 91 extending the committee to study eminent domain proceedings and adding certain duties. Became Law
SB 92-FN regulating home improvement contractors. Died
SB 93 relative to wrongful discharge from employment. Died
SB 94-FN requiring criminal conviction record checks for employees working in long-term care facilities and in home health care and for applicants for a license from the board of nursing. Became Law
SB 95-FN-LOCAL relative to the development of workforce housing within municipalities. Died
SB 96-FN establishing a pharmacy discount program for seniors and disabled persons and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 97 limiting the liability of firefighters working for certain private firefighting units. Died
SB 98-FN prohibiting telemarketers from contacting customers on a federal do-not-call registry. Became Law
SB 99 relative to compliance with federal law in the making of first and second mortgage loans. Became Law
SB 101-FN relative to unemployment compensation. Became Law
SB 102-FN relative to the computation of tax on certain telecommunications services under the communications services tax. Died
SB 103-FN establishing a credit against the business profits tax for contributions under a rental equity builder program. Died
SB 104 relative to state administration of medicaid benefits and services for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Became Law
SB 105-FN establishing state appliance and equipment energy efficiency standards. Interim Study
SB 106 relative to the operation of personal watercraft. Died
SB 107-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a statewide education accountability system. Died
SB 108-FN-LOCAL relative to charter schools. Died
SB 109 adopting the model Drug Dealer Liability Act. Became Law
SB 110 relative to small group health insurance coverage and relative to health plan loss information. Became Law
SB 111 relative to the standardized protocol for investigating and interviewing victims of child abuse and neglect and relative to the development of multi-disciplinary child abuse investigation teams. Died
SB 112-FN-LOCAL relative to state use of domestic steel. Died
SB 113 changing the name of Plymouth state college to Plymouth state university and amending the responsibilities of the postsecondary education commission. Became Law
SB 114 implementing an unsafe school choice option for pupils attending schools which have been classified as persistently dangerous and authorizing the state board of education to implement a complaint process to address school safety and school violence issues in nonpublic schools. Became Law
SB 115 increasing the fees for review of subdivisions and waste disposal systems by the department of environmental services and making an appropriation for implementing information technology and regulatory process improvements. Became Law
SB 116 establishing a committee to study methods to prevent or reduce the high school dropout rate. Became Law
SB 117-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing video lottery administered by a gaming oversight authority, and establishing a pharmacy benefit program. Interim Study
SB 118-FN-A establishing a ladders to literacy program and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 119 relative to medical and hospital liability insurance. Became Law
SB 120 relative to testimony by video teleconference in criminal cases. Became Law
SB 121-FN relative to mortgage originators. Became Law
SB 122 relative to the regulation of first mortgage brokers. Died
SB 123 establishing a commission to study structures for increased voter education and improved enforcement of campaign practices laws. Died
SB 124 establishing a family-community involvement program. Died
SB 126-FN-A exempting transfers of title between spouses from the real estate transfer tax. Died
SB 127 authorizing the sweepstakes commission to license multi-hall linked bingo for charitable purposes. Died
SB 128-FN relative to the advisory committee assisting the secretary of state in administering the vital records improvement fund. Became Law
SB 129 relative to the board of tax and land appeals and eminent domain cases. Became Law
SB 130-FN-LOCAL relative to county departments of corrections. Became Law
SB 131 establishing a committee to study the system of health care safety net providers in New Hampshire, and options for improving access to primary and preventive care for the uninsured and underinsured. Died
SB 132-FN-A extending the Parents as Teachers program in Sullivan county and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 133 relative to amending the charter of Dartmouth college. Became Law
SB 134 relative to the regulation of real estate brokers by the real estate commission. Became Law
SB 135 relative to hotelkeeper or innkeeper liability for personal child care services. Became Law
SB 136 relative to liability for hazardous materials accidents. Became Law
SB 137-A requiring the state to construct a non-toll bridge connecting the towns of Merrimack and Litchfield and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 138-FN clarifying the exemption from the interest and dividends tax for distributions from qualified tuition savings programs. Became Law
SB 139 relative to exhibition fees charged by the boxing and wrestling commission. Became Law
SB 140-FN establishing an optional renewal period for licenses to carry a pistol or revolver. Died
SB 141-FN-A-LOCAL relative to fire service aid payments to the city of Concord and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 142-FN relative to advertisements on utility poles and highway signs. Became Law
SB 143 establishing a commission to study and review the regulation of the building trades. Died
SB 144-FN relative to the lease agreement between the department of regional community-technical colleges and Pease development authority. Died
SB 145-FN-A relative to the duties of the board of trustees of the department of regional community-technical colleges. Died
SB 146 relative to eligible costs for training grants in the job training program for economic growth. Died
SB 147 establishing a committee to study alternative strategies to relieve the property tax burden on private educational institutions and to encourage scholarships to New Hampshire students. Died
SB 148-FN relative to the regulation of water treatment equipment installers by the plumber's board. Died
SB 149-FN establishing criminal penalties for the use of a credit card scanning device or reencoder to defraud. Became Law
SB 151-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the taxation of telecommunications poles and conduits. Died
SB 152 relative to health insurance coverage for prosthetic devices. Became Law
SB 153 adopting the nurse licensure compact. Became Law
SB 154 relative to landlord access to rental properties. Became Law
SB 155 establishing a commission to study issues relative to groundwater withdrawals. Became Law
SB 156 relative to law enforcement officer's collective bargaining. Died
SB 157 establishing a committee to study certain issues relative to municipal planning. Became Law
SB 158 adding a county commissioner member to the New Hampshire retirement system board of trustees. Died
SB 159-FN relative to milfoil and other exotic aquatic weeds. Died
SB 160-FN-A making a capital appropriation to continue construction of the vocational center in Nashua. Died
SB 161 relative to procedures in eminent domain proceedings. Became Law
SB 162 establishing a committee to study water resources. Became Law
SB 163-FN relative to the procedures of the health services planning and review board. Died
SB 164 relative to the unauthorized and deceptive use of a financial institution's name. Became Law
SB 165 relative to the voluntary dissolution of nondepository trust companies. Became Law
SB 166 establishing a committee to study methods for the state to create incentives for school districts to provide mentoring for beginning teachers. Became Law
SB 167 relative to indoor air quality assessment in public school buildings. Died
SB 168 allowing school boards to adjourn to nonpublic session to consider pupil disciplinary matters. Died
SB 169 relative to frivolous actions against the state concerning state construction projects. Died
SB 170 relative to Public Service of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 171 regulating non-agricultural activities which may cause the introduction and spread of infectious wildlife diseases. Became Law
SB 172-FN increasing certain fees charged by the secretary of state. Died
SB 173 relative to certain historical and recreational facilities. Became Law
SB 174 relative to scheduled permanent impairment awards and remedial care under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 176 relative to standards for plats recorded in the registry of deeds. Became Law
SB 177 relative to credit unions. Became Law
SB 178 relative to guaranty funds. Became Law
SB 179-FN-A relative to positions in the banking department. Died
SB 180 making certain changes in the banking laws. Became Law
SB 181 relative to investigations by and license revocation appeals to the board of trust company incorporation. Became Law
SB 182 relative to releasing information from motor vehicle records. Died
SB 183-FN relative to membership in the retirement system for part-time attorneys general. Died
SB 184 relative to reinsurance and relative to the unclaimed property of a demutualized insurance company. Became Law
SB 185 relative to reducing mercury in automobiles. Died
SB 186-FN relative to sale of tobacco products. Died
SB 187 relative to designating local emergency management directors. Died
SB 188-LOCAL establishing a commission to study improving the enforcement of traffic laws in high traffic areas. Died
SB 189 relative to certain automobile accidents. Died
SB 190 relative to community living facilities. Became Law
SB 191 creating a committee to study establishing a prescription drug program for the elderly and disabled. Died
SB 192-FN relative to domicile for persons needing assistance. Died
SB 193 extending the report date for the commission on the education of the deaf and hard of hearing in New Hampshire and the commission on architecturally secure facilities and community shelter care facilities for juveniles. Became Law
SB 194 establishing a committee to study certain issues relative to large groundwater withdrawals and their effect on Darrah Pond in Litchfield. Died
SB 195 combining the career incentive program and the nursing leveraged scholarship loan program within the department of postsecondary education. Died
SB 196 establishing a committee to study the inspection and fees for sanitary transportation of seafood. Died
SB 197-FN relative to extended unemployment benefits and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 198 relative to a certain highway sign in Concord. Became Law
SB 199 revising the nurse practice act. Died
SB 201 establishing a committee to study insurance practices relative to homeowner's insurance. Died
SB 202-FN-A relative to funding for kidney dialysis patients and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 203-FN requiring the New Hampshire court system to automate mental health records to comply with federal law prohibiting possession of firearms by certain persons. Died
SB 204 relative to bail recovery agents. Interim Study
SB 205-FN authorizing the state to accept the title of the dam and dikes at Smith Pond, Enfield, New Hampshire. Interim Study
SB 206-FN relative to the registration of OHRVs used as grooming equipment for cross country ski trails. Became Law
SB 207 relative to exemptions from the consumer protection act and the regulation of retail installment sales of motor vehicles. Became Law
SB 208-FN establishing a property tax cap and abatement program. Died
SB 209 relative to permissible campaign contributions by business organizations and labor unions. Died
SB 210 relative to the administrative procedures of the real estate commission. Died
SB 211 relative to the expungement of DNA records and multiple qualifying convictions. Died
SB 212 requiring fiscal impact statements for interim administrative rules, prohibiting agencies from requiring by rule the submission of social security numbers, and authorizing certain agencies to collect social security numbers. Became Law
SB 213 allowing municipalities to adopt a volunteer firefighter property tax credit. Died
SB 214-FN-A establishing new positions in the department of health and human services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 215-FN relative to the use of prerecorded telephone messages for political advocacy. Died
SB 216-FN-A relative to the developmental services priority waiting list and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 217-FN relative to the calculation of average daily membership in residence for the purpose of calculating the cost of an adequate education. Died
SB 218 establishing a study committee to examine child custody and support laws and practices in New Hampshire. Died
SB 219 relative to superior court notice to health care regulatory boards of felony convictions of health care providers. Became Law
SB 220 repealing the professional malpractice claims panel. Interim Study
SB 221-FN relative to the offense of obstructing government administration by the use of simulated legal process. Became Law
SB 222-FN-A relative to motor vehicle fees. Died
SB 223-FN-A relative to fees for copies of motor vehicle records, relative to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund, and relative to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services report and budget. Became Law
SB 224-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the education property tax and needs-based targeted education aid and reducing the rates of the business enterprise tax and the business profits tax. Died
SB 226-LOCAL increasing the homestead exemption. Became Law
SB 227 relative to the board of occupational therapy, the board of respiratory care practice, the board of speech-language therapists, the board of athletic trainers practice, the board of physical therapy practice, and the board of directors of the office of licensed allied health professionals; relative to the board of podiatry; and relative to possession of prescription medication by licensed nurses. Became Law
SB 228 relative to the preservation of historic barns and similar historic agricultural structures by municipalities. Died
SB 229 changing the responsibility for administering the school building aid program and authorizing the Conway school district to hold a special meeting. Became Law
SB 230 relative to transition service and relative to the sale of PSNH generation assets. Interim Study
SB 301-FN relative to liquor licenses and relative to sales of alcoholic beverages. Became Law
SB 302-FN-LOCAL making technical corrections to the education funding formula. Became Law
SB 303-FN relative to the strengthening the requirements for qualified investment company status and the resulting exemption from business taxes, and eliminating the tax-exempt status of qualified investment capital companies. Became Law
SB 311 relative to civil penalties for unlawful campaign practices. Became Law
SB 312-FN establishing a state code of ethics. Became Law
SB 313-FN relative to unsolicited commercial electronic mail. Died
SB 314 relative to access to medical records. Became Law
SB 315 establishing a committee to study cyber security. Died
SB 316 relative to the payment of salaried employees. Became Law
SB 317 relative to registration of pesticide applicators and rules of the pesticide control board. Became Law
SB 318 relative to the applicability of driving while intoxicated prohibitions. Died
SB 319-FN-LOCAL relative to the New Hampshire state flag. Died
SB 320-FN relative to penalties for damaging emergency vehicles. Died
SB 321 relative to the certification of pharmacy technicians by the board of pharmacy. Died
SB 322-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for disabled group II members of the retirement system. Died
SB 323-LOCAL relative to the age groups under the elderly property tax exemption. Died
SB 324-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the real estate transfer tax, the calculation of the commissioner’s warrant for the statewide enhanced education tax, and to defining Penacook as a municipality. Became Law
SB 325-FN-LOCAL relative to penalties for a false report to a law enforcement officer. Died
SB 326-FN relative to contributions by political subdivision employers for certain employee service, and repealing certain retirement system provisions permitting additional contributions by members. Died
SB 327 relative to the scope of the administrative review or hearing following suspension or revocation. Died
SB 328 relative to preservation of breath samples. Died
SB 329-FN relative to the recovery by the retirement system of the overpayment of benefit amounts, relative to payment of medical benefits costs for disabled group II members of the retirement system, and making technical changes to the judicial retirement plan. Became Law
SB 330-FN relative to creditable service of retirement system members reemployed after qualifying military service. Became Law
SB 331-FN relative to the offset of workers' compensation lump sum payments against retirement system disability allowances and death benefits. Died
SB 332-FN relative to tolls for disabled veterans. Died
SB 333-FN establishing a unique pupil identification system. Became Law
SB 334 relative to the dredging of Hampton-Seabrook harbor. Died
SB 335 relative to access to birth records. Became Law
SB 336-LOCAL relative to certain costs in the development of a high school in the town of Bedford. Became Law
SB 337 relative to the regulation of traps by the fish and game department and relative to the liability of trappers for certain injuries to domestic animals. Became Law
SB 338-FN relative to the purchase of prior service credit in the retirement system, and repealing certain provisions permitting additional contributions. Became Law
SB 339-FN relative to the involuntary commitment of certain persons found not competent to stand trial for certain criminal offenses. Died
SB 340 relative to the release of information on fish stocking by the executive director of fish and game. Became Law
SB 341-FN relative to prohibited methods of taking wildlife in certain fish and game laws. Died
SB 342-FN relative to payment of utility assessments, relative to regulation of electric generation companies, and relative to violations of gas pipeline and liquefied petroleum gas system regulation. Became Law
SB 343 relative to landowner permission for OHRV operation and relative to loading and unloading OHRVs on highways. Died
SB 344 relative to the use of gifts and donations to the fish and game department and relative to off highway recreational vehicle fees. Became Law
SB 345 exempting payroll accounts from trustee process. Became Law
SB 346 relative to prohibiting the operation of snowmobiles on open water. Became Law
SB 347-FN relative to financial responsibility and conduct after an OHRV accident. Became Law
SB 348 relative to the sale of manufactured housing and the management of manufactured housing parks. Became Law
SB 349 relative to criteria for trail construction on state-owned property for all-terrain vehicles and trail bikes. Interim Study
SB 350 relative to access by the legislative budget assistant to confidential information maintained by the department of revenue administration. Interim Study
SB 351-FN relative to concurrent enrollment at regional vocational education centers. Became Law
SB 352-FN-LOCAL relative to computing school building aid grant amounts. Became Law
SB 353-FN relative to the regulation and servicing of fire sprinkler systems. Died
SB 354 relative to the regulation and servicing of fire alarm and detection systems. Died
SB 355 relative to the regulation and servicing of portable fire extinguishers and fixed fire extinguishing systems, fire sprinkler systems, and fire alarm and detection systems. Became Law
SB 356 relative to the powers and duties of the community development finance authority. Became Law
SB 357 authorizing municipalities to adopt quarterly billing of taxes. Became Law
SB 358 relative to incompatibility of municipal offices. Became Law
SB 359 relative to construction of buildings on certain pre-existing streets. Became Law
SB 360 requiring written notification concerning certain offenders against children. Died
SB 361-FN-A relative to fees of the postsecondary education commission for preserving certain academic records. Became Law
SB 362 changing the name of the college for lifelong learning to Granite state college. Interim Study
SB 363 relative to notification of cancellation of insurance coverage. Died
SB 364 increasing the penalties for littering. Died
SB 365-FN requiring courts to use gender neutral terms in documents used in divorce and custody proceedings. Interim Study
SB 366-FN relative to the Interstate Insurance Product Compact. Became Law
SB 367 relative to the New Hampshire Insurance Guaranty Association Act of 2004. Became Law
SB 368 relative to reinsurance. Became Law
SB 369 relative to examinations of insurance companies by the insurance department. Became Law
SB 370 relative to the insurance rating law. Became Law
SB 371 relative to certain technical changes in the insurance laws. Became Law
SB 372 relative to the definition of necessary shelter for dogs. Died
SB 373-LOCAL relative to the disposal of mercury-added products. Interim Study
SB 374 relative to emissions requirements for municipal waste combustion units. Interim Study
SB 375 relative to the regulation of physician assistants. Became Law
SB 376-FN-A relative to pharmaceutical purchases for receiving facilities and nonprofit hospitals, relative to the medicaid enhancement tax, relative to nursing facility quality assessments, relative to certain medicaid programs, and relative to rural hospitals. Became Law
SB 377 relative to damage to land by certain recreational uses. Became Law
SB 378-FN-LOCAL relative to property tax procedures and contingency funds of village districts. Interim Study
SB 379 relative to safety inspection and certification of certain equipment of vehicles. Became Law
SB 380 establishing a statewide incident command system. Became Law
SB 381 relative to the authorization for and transfer of certain capital appropriations within the department of safety. Became Law
SB 382-FN-LOCAL relative to medical service rates for state prisoners. Became Law
SB 383-FN relative to pharmacy benefit management. Became Law
SB 384-FN relative to drugs paid for by the state. Died
SB 385 relative to challengers appointed by party committee. Died
SB 386 relative to the guardian ad litem board and providing for certification of guardians ad litem. Became Law
SB 387-FN relative to the taxation of manufactured housing. Died
SB 388-FN relative to proof of successful completion of an impaired driver intervention program. Became Law
SB 389 relative to certain insurance contracts. Died
SB 390 relative to liability of third person under workers' compensation. Died
SB 391 relative to bond votes in municipalities using chartered official ballot voting procedures, relative to Claremont school district elections, and relative to the elections of officials of the union school district of Keene. Became Law
SB 392 relative to criminal responsibility for certain offenses committed by persons 13 years of age or older. Became Law
SB 393 establishing a commission to study the appointment of a drug czar as a means of curtailing illegal drug use in the state. Died
SB 394-FN relative to children's product safety. Died
SB 395 relative to wireless communications equipment insurance. Died
SB 396-FN relative to farm tractor registrations. Died
SB 397 requiring the department of environmental services to adopt certain rules and to eliminate certain substances from gasoline supplies. Became Law
SB 398 relative to residency requirements for Medicaid recipients in nursing homes. Died
SB 399-FN relative to the sale of animals. Became Law
SB 400 relative to real estate appraisals conducted for mortgage loan applicants. Died
SB 401-FN relative to funeral processions to the state veterans cemetery using the New Hampshire turnpike system. Died
SB 402 relative to an optional retirement annuity benefit for members of the Manchester retirement system. Became Law
SB 403 relative to the board of medicine. Became Law
SB 404 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of providing statewide access to "Newsline for the Blind." Died
SB 405-FN relative to standards for comprehensive physical rehabilitation service areas. Died
SB 406 relative to adoption procedures. Became Law
SB 407-FN-LOCAL relative to default budgets in the budget adoption procedure in political subdivisions which have adopted official ballot voting. Became Law
SB 408 relative to a civil liability exemption for claims resulting from weight gain and obesity. Died
SB 409-FN revising the vocational school licensing statutes. Became Law
SB 410-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding for the statewide education improvement and assessment programs. Died
SB 411-FN-LOCAL relative to liability for special education transportation costs. Interim Study
SB 412 extending a public trust grant for the Gunstock Area ski resort's snowmaking. Became Law
SB 413-FN establishing a commission to study the construction time frame and financing for the expansion of Interstate Route 93. Became Law
SB 414-FN clarifying the laws relative to municipal impact fees, off-site exactions, vesting of development rights, and waiver of subdivision regulations. Became Law
SB 415-FN relative to the expansion of the Grafton county court pilot project relative to abuse and neglect hearings. Became Law
SB 416 relative to membership of the advisory council on child care. Became Law
SB 417 relative to vicious dog assaults. Died
SB 418 relative to voting procedures in the Hanover school district. Became Law
SB 419 relative to the use of standardized health statements and relative to renewals of certain policies. Died
SB 420-FN relative to the payment of medical benefits costs for certain group II permanent firemen members injured in the performance of duty. Died
SB 421 relative to charter schools. Became Law
SB 422-FN relative to the use of Route 28 in Derry and establishing a penalty for violating weight control designations made by the commissioner of the department of transportation. Died
SB 423 relative to confidentiality and workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 424-FN relative to boating and carnival-amusement regulation by the department of safety. Became Law
SB 425-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for certain group I retirement system members. Died
SB 426 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for certain public utility property. Died
SB 427 relative to legal recognition of out-of-state marriages and establishing a commission to examine all aspects of same sex civil marriage and its legal equivalents. Became Law
SB 428 establishing a committee to study the protection of consumers from unfair lending practices. Died
SB 429 relative to state and municipal contracting practices for public works. Interim Study
SB 430-FN relative to mandated insurance benefits and establishing a committee to study the feasibility of mandating that health insurers provide medical loss information to small group employers. Became Law
SB 431 prohibiting the waiver of workers' compensation subrogation rights and prohibiting certain indemnification provisions in construction-related contracts. Became Law
SB 432-FN establishing a division of emergency services, communications, and management, a division of fire standards and training and emergency medical services, and a division of fire safety in the department of safety. Became Law
SB 433-FN establishing a committee to study utility rate review by the public utilities commission. Died
SB 434 relative to importing prescription drugs from Canada. Died
SB 435-FN relative to accessible housing for persons of all abilities. Died
SB 436-FN-LOCAL relative to the Claremont and Newport district courts. Became Law
SB 437 relative to unemployment compensation. Died
SB 438 relative to immunization practices for hospitals, residential care facilities, adult day care facilities, and assisted living facilities. Became Law
SB 439 relative to probationary drivers’ licenses and amending the effective date for establishing a criminal penalty for facilitating a drug or underage alcohol house party. Became Law
SB 440 relative to statutory bumping rights by state employees. Interim Study
SB 441 relative to the operation of dental clinics by health care charitable trusts. Became Law
SB 442 relative to manufactured housing installation standards. Became Law
SB 443 relative to rural electric cooperatives and establishing an energy planning advisory board. Became Law
SB 444 relative to the age at which a person remains under the juvenile court's jurisdiction under RSA 169-B, the juvenile delinquency statute. Died
SB 445 relative to the regulation of dietitians by the board of licensed dietitians. Became Law
SB 446-FN relative to a park and ride multi-modal facility in the city of Nashua. Interim Study
SB 447 relative to corporate names. Died
SB 448-FN relative to consumer guaranty contracts. Became Law
SB 449 relative to fluoridation of municipally-owned public water systems. Became Law
SB 450-FN relative to pari-mutuel licenses, and relative to trainer responsibility for the condition of horses and dogs. Became Law
SB 451 giving degree-granting authority to the Hellenic American University and the St. Joseph School of Nursing. Became Law
SB 452 relative to testimony of expert witnesses. Became Law
SB 453 establishing a committee to study the tobacco master settlement agreement revenue stream to the state, and changing requirements for tobacco manufacturers not participating in the tobacco Master Settlement Agreement. Became Law
SB 454-FN relative to carrying a concealed weapon without a license. Died
SB 455 removing the requirement that district courts be open on Saturdays for arraignments. Became Law
SB 456 relative to record books maintained by registers of deeds. Became Law
SB 457 relative to animal population control. Became Law
SB 458 relative to private driving instruction and exhibition facilities. Became Law
SB 459 making certain changes to the real estate practice act. Became Law
SB 460 relative to insurance compliance self-audits. Died
SB 461 relative to the regulation of gift certificates under the consumer protection act. Became Law
SB 462 relative to limits on non-economic damages in medical injury actions. Interim Study
SB 463 relative to limits on attorney contingency fees in civil actions for medical injury. Interim Study
SB 464 relative to periodic payments of future damages in medical injury actions. Interim Study
SB 465 relative to testimony of witnesses about confidential settlements. Became Law
SB 466 relative to records management services of a municipality. Became Law
SB 467 establishing an exemption from the public sewer connection requirements for 2 projects in the town of Derry. Became Law
SB 468 relative to solid waste management. Died
SB 469 relative to licensing of boiler inspectors. Became Law
SB 470-FN relative to funding for the physician effectiveness program, and establishing a dedicated fund. Became Law
SB 471-FN-LOCAL relative to the administration and operation of Manchester Airport. Interim Study
SB 472 relative to updating the terminology in statutes affecting children with special health care needs. Became Law
SB 473-FN-LOCAL relative to services provided by community mental health centers. Died
SB 474-LOCAL exempting property owned by a private secondary or postsecondary educational institution from the education property tax. Died
SB 475 relative to employee leasing companies. Interim Study
SB 476 extending the period for completing work under the Skyhaven airport wetlands permit. Died
SB 477 relative to ski craft operation on Pine River Pond in the town of Wakefield. Died
SB 478-FN relative to penalties for DWI offenses. Became Law
SB 479 commemorating the anniversary of the founding of the United States Marine Corps. Became Law
SB 480-FN-A making an appropriation to the tobacco use prevention fund for the purpose of smoking cessation programs. Died
SB 481-FN-LOCAL establishing a sewer and other water-related purposes district for Great Bay. Became Law
SB 482-FN relative to captive insurance companies and reciprocal insurers. Interim Study
SB 483 relative to a landlord's obligation to store personal property of a tenant after the tenant has vacated the premises. Died
SB 484 establishing the Collaborative Practice for Emergency Contraception Act. Died
SB 485-FN relative to video stalking. Died
SB 486 prohibiting floatplanes on Pickerel Pond. Died
SB 487 relative to lead sinkers. Became Law
SB 488 establishing a committee to study the effects of electric utility restructuring on state dams and the alternatives for the operation and maintenance of state-owned dams. Became Law
SB 489 relative to requests for special elections. Died
SB 490-FN relative to voting procedures and relative to ward boundaries in Manchester. Became Law
SB 491-FN relative to reimbursement for certain unpaid tobacco taxes and relative to refunds for stolen tobacco tax stamps. Died
SB 492 relative to registration requirements for home inspectors. Died
SB 493 relative to examination standards for certified public accountants. Became Law
SB 494 relative to the prohibition on taking conch and winkles; licensing requirements for taking lobsters and crabs; and changing the name of the advisory committee on shore fisheries to the advisory committee on marine fisheries. Became Law
SB 495-FN relative to original and youth operators' licenses. Became Law
SB 496 relative to the definition of snow traveling vehicle. Became Law
SB 497-FN relative to renewal of electrician's licenses. Became Law
SB 498-FN relative to the regulation of debt adjustment services. Became Law
SB 499 making a change to the electrician licensing exemption. Became Law
SB 500-FN relative to certain procedures of financial institutions. Became Law
SB 501 establishing a committee to study a certain parcel of land along the Baker river. Died
SB 502 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing certain groups to join together for purposes of small group insurance. Died
SB 503-FN-LOCAL establishing a commission to study the benefit of municipalities using bonds for construction, development, improvement, and acquisition of broadband facilities. Became Law
SB 504-FN relative to disbursements from the alcohol abuse prevention and treatment fund. Became Law
SB 505-FN-A-LOCAL authorizing CROP zone tax credits for taxpayers within the town of Whitefield. Died
SB 506 relative to site plan review by planning boards in mining and reclamation projects. Died
SB 507 establishing a committee to study the application of advanced information technology in certain state agencies. Died
SB 508-FN relative to grant-funded programs. Became Law
SB 509-FN relative to civil recoveries for false claims paid or approved by the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 510-FN relative to simple assault. Died
SB 511-FN relative to the penalties for rioting. Became Law
SB 512-FN establishing a Lake Sunapee public access commission . Died
SB 513 relative to the death penalty. Died
SB 514 changing the staffing requirements of the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
SB 515-FN relative to benefit options for surviving spouses and designated beneficiaries of deceased members of the retirement system. Died
SB 516-FN relative to special needs trusts. Died
SB 517 relative to authorizing a 2-year program to use certain OHRV fees for publications and promotions. Died
SB 518 establishing a commission to study railroad matching funds and authorizing an expenditure for a certain feasibility study. Died
SB 519 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a farm viability program. Became Law
SB 520 relative to child support modification and service of divorce petitions. Became Law
SB 521-FN increasing the penalty for identity fraud. Became Law
SB 522-FN-LOCAL decreasing the rate of interest charged on overdue land use change taxes assessed on property removed from current use. Died
SB 523-FN prohibiting the use of government property for electioneering. Died
SB 524 relative to the incineration of construction or demolition debris. Interim Study
SB 525-FN-A relative to land and community heritage investment program administration. Interim Study
SB 526 relative to sexual harassment complaint procedures. Became Law
SB 527 relative to sessions for correction of checklists. Died
SB 528 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Interim Study
SB 529 making a technical correction to the eminent domain procedure act. Became Law
SB 530 relative to the duties of public safety responders and the expeditious clearance of a roadway. Became Law
SB 531 permitting the state veterans advisory committee to adopt bylaws and relative to eligibility for the veteran’s property tax credit, and relative to other optional tax credits. . Became Law
SB 532-FN exempting biodiesel from the road toll. Died
SB 533 relative to licensing requirements for certain recreation and child care programs. Became Law
SB 534-FN-A relative to the reorganization of certain functions and duties of state agencies. Became Law

Senate resolutions 4

SR 1 recognizing that the ancient Macedonians were Hellenes, and that the inhabitants of Macedonia today are their Hellenic descendants and part of the northern province of Greece, Macedonia. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 a resolution supporting the United States troops in Iraq. Adopted by the Senate
SR 5 urging an Independent Safety Assessment for Vermont Yankee. Adopted by the Senate
SR 6 urging the Department of Housing and Urban Development to rescind the limitation on rental assistance under the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 6

SCR 1 urging a study of the operating efficiency of state government. Died
SCR 2 urging the United States Congress to act to rectify the science, research funding, and restrictions governing the Northeast multispecies fishing industry and its impact on New Hampshire fishermen. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 3 urging maintenance of funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 4 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to take appropriate action against modification of the Clean Air Act if the result jeopardizes New Hampshire's ability to safeguard public health and protect environmental quality. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 5 commending the United States Congress for supporting concurrent receipt of disability and retirement benefits by disabled veterans. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 6 designating January as stalking awareness month. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 10

HJR 1 urging the department of transportation to provide sufficient time to resolve a dispute regarding certain portions of the Conway bypass project. Died
HJR 2 requiring the assignment of oversight of state agencies to legislative policy committees. Died
HJR 3 making temporary appropriations for the expenses and encumbrances of the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
HJR 20 supporting President Bush's hydrogen fuel initiative. Died
HJR 21 urging New Hampshire businesses to consider alternative fuel options to oil. Died
HJR 22 concerning foliage protection. Died
HJR 23 relative to the process for choosing United States Senators. Died
HJR 24 concerning misdemeanors and probable cause. Died
HJR 25 requested by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules relative to a certain rule proposed by the department of transportation. Became Law
HJR 26 prohibiting the liquor commission from adopting proposed administrative rule Liq 404.05(d)(3). Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 3

SJR 1 approving certain uses of Weeks state park. Became Law
SJR 2 designating a Purple Heart Trail in New Hampshire. Became Law
SJR 3 urging the United States Supreme Court to retain the words "under God" in the pledge of allegiance. Interim Study

HA 1

HA 1 for the removal of Wayne Vetter, executive director of the fish and game department, from his said office. Died