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Every bill of 2005-2006

1,837 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 1,340

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2006, and June 30, 2007. Became Law
HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenue and expenditures. Became Law
HB 3 relative to the order of names on ballots. Proposed for the special session
HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 31-FN-A relative to state matching funds for Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster assistance grants and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 32 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of implementing the Second Chance drug rehabilitation program in the New Hampshire prison system. Died
HB 33 relative to the study of state retainage practices. Died
HB 34 relative to certain land sales in towns with planning boards. Died
HB 35 relative to bank reserve and lending procedures. Died
HB 36 establishing a committee to study the location of transitional housing for the New Hampshire hospital. Died
HB 37-FN relative to health insurance coverage for full-time students on medical leaves of absence. Became Law
HB 38 relative to theft of personal checks and credit cards. Became Law
HB 39 relative to sex education in public schools. Died
HB 40 relative to inspection dates for certain vehicles. Became Law
HB 41 relative to the right-to-know oversight commission. Became Law
HB 42 establishing a statutory joint committee to review and propose changes to state unclassified officers' salaries. Died
HB 43 relative to state employees appearing before the legislature. Became Law
HB 44 allowing municipalities to require certain current use landowners to file a bond for the payment of the land use change tax. Died
HB 45 relative to combining water department funds and sewer department funds. Died
HB 46-FN relative to penalties for first-time DWI offenders. Died
HB 47 regulating the use of computer spyware. Became Law
HB 48 establishing a committee to study ballot reform. Died
HB 49 establishing an independent legislative redistricting commission. Died
HB 51 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of imposing a luxury sales tax and an amusements tax. Died
HB 52 allowing municipalities to grant an additional exemption amount to disabled persons for their dependent children. Died
HB 53 repealing a 1901 law relating to the apportionment of library funds in the town of Haverhill. Became Law
HB 54 relative to responsibility for child passenger restraints. Died
HB 55-FN-A relative to industrial hemp and establishing an industrial hemp special program fund. Died
HB 56 relative to food safety in restaurants. Died
HB 57 relative to the burning of construction and demolition debris. Died
HB 58 relative to the effective date for the elimination of certain substances from gasoline supplies and removing a certain requirement relative to opting out of the reformulated gasoline program. Became Law
HB 59-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal responsibility for septage disposal. Became Law
HB 60-FN-A relative to reimbursement of legal fees of the commissioner of the department of administrative services and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 61 extending the family law task force. Died
HB 62-FN relative to the Social Security offset in the calculation of state retirement system annuities. Died
HB 63 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of requiring that liquor brought into the state of New Hampshire be brought in through the port of Portsmouth. Died
HB 64 establishing a committee to study assessing local education costs on a county-wide basis. Died
HB 65 allowing licensed barbers and cosmetologists to employ shampoo assistants. Died
HB 66 regulating mandatory overtime for nurses and assistants. Died
HB 67 prohibiting excessive overpricing of essential commodities during a declared state of emergency. Died
HB 68 relative to the enforcement of disorderly conduct by reason of noise. Became Law
HB 69 relative to large groundwater withdrawals. Became Law
HB 70 repealing the law requiring town selectmen to perambulate borders of towns. Died
HB 71-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding of the school building aid program for the 2005 fiscal year and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 72 relative to continuing education requirements for professional engineers. Died
HB 73 allowing recipients of the National Defense Service Medal to be eligible for the veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 74 relative to the sale of permissible fireworks. Became Law
HB 76 AN ACT relative to distribution of state aid to charter schools and relative to funding for charter schools. Became Law
HB 77-FN relative to geographic location for small group insurance coverage. Died
HB 78-FN-LOCAL relative to state funding of regional vocational education centers. Became Law
HB 79 relative to protective orders in domestic violence cases. Died
HB 80 relative to the definition of a deadly weapon. Died
HB 81 allowing municipalities to grant 2 veterans' tax credits in a single household. Died
HB 82 relative to political committees of political parties. Died
HB 83 relative to the distribution of brochures on family planning services, fetal alcohol syndrome, and human immunodeficiency virus. Became Law
HB 84 relative to compensation of county convention members for county business. Died
HB 85 establishing the private attorney retention sunshine act. Died
HB 86 relative to property held in police department property rooms. Became Law
HB 87 relative to the authority of the Carroll county public water system. Became Law
HB 88 establishing a committee to study voter registration affidavits. Died
HB 89 relative to establishing non-amendable articles by voter petition. Died
HB 90 relative to private driving instruction and exhibition facilities. Died
HB 91-FN repealing the local property tax exemption for wooden poles and conduits. Died
HB 92 limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
HB 93-FN relative to farm plates for motor vehicles. Died
HB 94-FN-A requiring a discount to wholesalers on cash purchases of tobacco tax stamps. Died
HB 95 relative to delegates to state party conventions. Became Law
HB 96 relative to a certain highway project between Pembroke and Bow, New Hampshire. Died
HB 97 relative to replacing school budget committee members. Became Law
HB 98 relative to law enforcement authority under the safe schools act. Died
HB 99 changing the name of the college for lifelong learning to Granite state college. Became Law
HB 100-FN-A-LOCAL amending the formula for funding public education. Became Law
HB 101 relative to the duties of the oversight committee on health and human services. Died
HB 102-FN-A increasing the personal needs allowance of nursing home residents and certain other residents and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 103-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of education for charter schools. Died
HB 104 requiring insurance coverage for infertility treatments. Died
HB 105 relative to denial of fertility treatment to a fertility patient. Died
HB 106 establishing a commission to study the practices and procedures of fertility clinics and to develop standards of care for such clinics. Died
HB 107 relative to the use of artificial light to view moose in Coos County. Became Law
HB 108 relative to the acuity-based reimbursement system developed by the department of health and human services. Died
HB 109 requiring notification of federal tax requirements in the sale of a principal residence and limiting the disclosure of social security numbers in real estate transfers. Died
HB 110 extending the veterans' property tax credit to all honorably discharged veterans. Died
HB 111 establishing a commission to study the elimination of cervical cancer in the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 112 relative to psychiatric evaluations in competency hearings. Became Law
HB 113 establishing a committee to study mandatory sentencing in criminal cases. Died
HB 114 relative to the regulation of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians by the pharmacy board. Died
HB 115 allowing pharmacists to establish collaborative practice agreements with medical practitioners. Became Law
HB 116 relative to changes in eligibility for state programs. Died
HB 117 requiring automobile insurance to register a vehicle. Died
HB 118 relative to bicycle helmet use by certain minors. Became Law
HB 119-FN relative to commercial advertising on toll booths. Died
HB 120 relative to the definition of child abuse and the identity of a person filing a report of suspected child abuse. Died
HB 121 relative to local land use approval for facilities requiring certain pollution control permits. Died
HB 122-FN-LOCAL relative to airing general court sessions on local government access channels. Died
HB 123 relative to the New Hampshire state flag. Died
HB 124 naming a certain portion of New Hampshire Route 125 the Officer Mel Keddy Memorial highway. Became Law
HB 125 relative to ignition interlock devices. Became Law
HB 126 relative to a public employee right of free speech. Died
HB 127 establishing a committee to study the creation of a satellite campus of the regional community-technical college system in the city of Franklin. Died
HB 128-FN relative to negligent operation of a carnival or amusement ride. Died
HB 129-FN-LOCAL establishing a high performance school incentive and relative to the use of system benefits charge funds for school building projects that promote indoor air quality or energy efficiency. Became Law
HB 130 relative to limiting the length of involuntary commitment. Died
HB 131 requiring notice of the installation of smoke detectors prior to the sale of residential property. Died
HB 132 relative to grounds for dismissal of a teacher. Became Law
HB 133 establishing a committee to study single payer health care. Died
HB 134 relative to certain restrictions on the Piscataquog River. Died
HB 135-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. Became Law
HB 136-FN removing increased penalties for crimes substantially motivated by hostility toward the victim's religion, race, creed, sexual orientation, national origin, or sex. Died
HB 137-FN relative to unemployment benefit eligibility. Died
HB 138-FN requiring medical examiners to inventory and account for property taken from decedents. Became Law
HB 139 authorizing the establishment of a moose permit raffle by the fish and game department. Died
HB 140 prohibiting the use of drugs and poisons in hunting. Died
HB 141-LOCAL relative to the planning board's authority to limit building permits. Became Law
HB 142 establishing a commission to study changing the local property tax abatement procedures. Died
HB 143 relative to real estate appraisals. Died
HB 144-LOCAL relative to special elections for municipal charter amendments. Became Law
HB 145 relative to the healthy kids corporation. Died
HB 146 establishing a commission to study health care delivery at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Died
HB 147 relative to the death penalty. Became Law
HB 148 transferring the New Hampshire estuaries project from the department of environmental services to the university of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 149-FN prohibiting the use or installation of radar scrambler devices in motor vehicles. Died
HB 150 defining truancy. Became Law
HB 151 requiring school districts to develop a school age nutrition and physical activity committee. Died
HB 152-FN establishing a committee to study the uses of biodiesel for home heating and vehicular transportation. Became Law
HB 153-FN relative to the collection of debts owed to the state. Died
HB 154 relative to changes of party registration on primary day. Died
HB 155 relative to bail conditions. Died
HB 156 relative to licensing private investigators. Died
HB 157 establishing a committee to study procurement methods for public works projects by state and local government agencies. Became Law
HB 158 relative to district courts. Became Law
HB 159 relative to insurance coverage for persons having deafness and hearing loss. Interim Study
HB 160 naming a certain bridge on New Hampshire Route 3 between Pembroke and Allenstown. Became Law
HB 161 relative to vacancies in the office of United States senator. Died
HB 162 relative to general rules for vessels operating on water. Died
HB 163 establishing a committee to study the provision of education through the county government system. Died
HB 164 relative to the use of chelating agents or chelation drug therapy for the treatment of medical conditions. Died
HB 165 relative to cellular telephone use during motor vehicle operation. Died
HB 166 relative to notice of driver's license suspension or revocation. Died
HB 167 relative to mail-in rebates for merchandise purchased within the state. Died
HB 168 relative to the licensure of electrologists and establishing an electrology advisory committee, and relative to the definition of tanning device operator. Became Law
HB 169-FN-A relative to completion of a sidewalk on Hazen Drive in the city of Concord and making an appropriation therefore. Died
HB 170 relative to unemployment compensation. Became Law
HB 171 relative to nicknames on ballots. Became Law
HB 172 relative to periodic review of state contracts by the legislative fiscal committee. Died
HB 173 relative to food service and distribution. Became Law
HB 174 relative to renewable energy transition service, extending a portion of the system benefits charge, and repealing laws relating to information provided to electric service consumers. Became Law
HB 175 relative to divestiture of PSNH generation assets, establishing an energy policy task force, and establishing a fund for the costs of the energy policy task force. Died
HB 176 relative to the provision of rental and lease information of commercial and industrial property to assessing officials. Died
HB 177 relative to home improvement contracts. Died
HB 178 requiring disclosure of documents prior to a residential real estate closing. Died
HB 179-FN permitting certain hunting activities on one's own land without a license. Died
HB 180 relative to appeals of decisions relating to current use taxation. Died
HB 181 establishing a committee to study the special account in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 182 establishing a committee to study campaign contributions and lobbying practices. Died
HB 183 relative to the nomination of political candidates. Died
HB 184 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
HB 185 establishing a committee to study maximizing the incentives for the voluntary use of renewable energy in New Hampshire as defined in RSA 374-F:3. Became Law
HB 186 establishing a committee to study the quality and delivery of nursing care to persons in nursing facilities or receiving home and community-based care. Died
HB 187 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax cap for persons 80 years of age and older. Died
HB 188-FN restricting the amount of account information on credit card receipts. Died
HB 189 establishing an international trade commission to investigate and report on the effects of international trade agreements on New Hampshire self-governance. Died
HB 190 relative to the installation of continuous emission monitoring systems on stationary air pollution sources and devices. Died
HB 191-FN relative to using school building aid for leased classrooms. Died
HB 192 establishing a committee to study medical malpractice. Died
HB 193 relative to efficient renewable energy programs. Died
HB 194 establishing a study committee to examine regulatory practices pertaining to the telecommunications industry and establishing procedures for alternative regulation of small incumbent local exchange carriers. Became Law
HB 195 establishing a committee to study the department of insurance and awarding of the bids for health insurance for state employees. Became Law
HB 196 establishing a committee to study awarding of the bid for health insurance for state employees. Died
HB 197 decriminalizing marijuana. Died
HB 198 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax credit for persons aged 65 and older calculated by freezing their property assessments. Died
HB 199 relative to fish and game department expenditures for marine fisheries, and relative to the membership and reporting date of the commission to study recommendations of the New Hampshire estuaries project management plan. Became Law
HB 201 establishing a study committee to consider amending voter identification and public assistance requirements as a means of discouraging illegal voting and illegal access to public assistance. Died
HB 202 directing the commissioner of the department of environmental services to review options for reducing diesel engine exhaust emissions. Died
HB 203-FN establishing a commission on the use of radio frequency technology. Became Law
HB 204-FN prohibiting unlawful peering into the dwelling place of another. Became Law
HB 205 relative to licensing requirements for certain drivers. Became Law
HB 206 relative to alcohol education and abuse prevention and treatment programs. Became Law
HB 207-FN relative to the appointment of a guardian ad litem in adoption proceedings. Died
HB 208-FN relative to criminal penalties for possession of a firearm in a safe school zone. Died
HB 209-FN relative to unborn victims of violence. Died
HB 210-FN relative to the determination of absence and return of contributions of members of the retirement system. Became Law
HB 211 relative to the sale of lead fishing sinkers and jigs and establishing a study committee on New Hampshire's loon population. Died
HB 212 requiring any driver to have headlights on when continuously operating windshield wipers during inclement weather. Died
HB 213 relative to nomination of officers in the house of representatives. Died
HB 214 permitting the parents of a sexual assault victim to remain with the victim during trial proceedings. Became Law
HB 215-FN relative to water management and relative to the membership of the exotic aquatic weeds and species committee. Became Law
HB 216-FN relative to the authority of the New Hampshire retirement system to purchase supplies and services. Became Law
HB 217 relative to liability of third persons under workers' compensation. Died
HB 218-FN-LOCAL relative to the apportionment of county taxes to municipalities. Died
HB 219 relative to permitting audio and video recording on school buses. Died
HB 220 establishing a committee to study the ability of homeless youth in New Hampshire to make a successful transition to adulthood. Died
HB 221 relative to eligibility for absentee ballots. Became Law
HB 222-FN relative to payment of medical benefits costs for disabled group II members of the retirement system. Died
HB 223 relative to the procedure for assignment of juvenile probation and parole officers. Became Law
HB 224-FN relative to the collection of data on hospital-acquired infection rates. Died
HB 225 relative to liability for the use of municipal ski jump facilities. Died
HB 226-FN relative to the provision of loss information to employers. Died
HB 227 relative to undeclared voters at primary elections. Died
HB 228-FN prohibiting cellular telephone directories in New Hampshire. Died
HB 229 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a farm viability program. Became Law
HB 230-LOCAL relative to default budgets. Died
HB 231 establishing a commission to study issues relating to personal privacy. Died
HB 232 establishing a commission to recodify the election laws. Died
HB 233-FN-LOCAL relative to reimbursement for police assistance provided to schools within a cooperative school district or an authorized regional enrollment area school. Died
HB 234-FN relative to the development of a state and political subdivision information network. Died
HB 235 relative to age-based motor vehicle insurance premiums. Died
HB 236 relative to the time period for filing for rehearing or appeal of a zoning or planning decision. Became Law
HB 237 relative to telephone rate disclosure. Died
HB 238-FN relative to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died
HB 239-FN relative to registration of shampoo assistants by the board of barbering, cosmetology and esthetics. Died
HB 240-FN relative to psychotropic drugs and child protection. Died
HB 241-FN-LOCAL relative to removal of political advertising. Died
HB 242 relative to falsification of motor vehicle applications filed with the department of safety. Became Law
HB 243 relative to boat registration fees. Died
HB 244-FN relative to statutory liens by the department of safety. Became Law
HB 245 establishing a committee to study property appraisals of features of land and the view from residential property and unimproved land. Interim Study
HB 246 establishing a committee to study the classification of employees as independent contractors. Became Law
HB 247 extending the law regarding receivership of care facilities for a certain length of time. Became Law
HB 248 authorizing semi-annual payments of school building aid and relative to the purchase or lease-purchase of equipment designed to improve energy efficiency or indoor air quality in school buildings. Became Law
HB 249 relative to delivery of absentee ballots to city or town clerks. Died
HB 250 permitting certain election day workers to vote by absentee ballot. Died
HB 251 relative to the family division of the courts. Died
HB 252 requiring bail hearings for persons arrested for probation violations. Became Law
HB 253 exempting certified financial planners from requirements for licensure under insurance laws. Died
HB 254-FN establishing lifetime licenses for bow and arrow, muzzle loading firearm, and crossbow and bolt licenses. Became Law
HB 255 establishing a committee to study the pricing of milk. Died
HB 256 revising the nurse practice act. Died
HB 257 relative to emergency medical and trauma service protocols and quality assurance program. Became Law
HB 258-LOCAL relative to the terms of a collective bargaining agreement in a school district. Died
HB 259 relative to medical assistance for home care for children with severe disabilities. Became Law
HB 260-FN relative to motor vehicle equipment and registration. Became Law
HB 261 relative to title to salvage vehicles. Became Law
HB 262 creating a cause of action relative to the discharge of mortgages. Died
HB 263 relative to the use of design build and construction management methods for state capital projects. Became Law
HB 264-FN-A making a capital appropriation for the purchase of a boat storage and repair facility in the town of Belmont. Died
HB 265 relative to minutes of land use board meetings involving developments of regional impact. Became Law
HB 266 relative to the procedure for dismissal or suspension of a police chief. Became Law
HB 267 relative to requests for services other than counsel for indigent defendants. Became Law
HB 268-FN increasing certain motor vehicle fees. Became Law
HB 269 establishing a statutory committee for the protection of human research subjects. Became Law
HB 270 relative to procedures of the legislative ethics committee. Died
HB 271 relative to petitions submitted to town meetings. Died
HB 272-FN-A making an appropriation to the barn preservation fund. Died
HB 273-FN relative to licenses for persons who are not United States citizens and who are temporarily residing in New Hampshire. Died
HB 274 relative to notice of the availability of automobile gap insurance. Died
HB 275 defining farmers' market. Became Law
HB 276 relative to nominations by nomination papers. Died
HB 277 relative to special elections for executive councilor, state senator, and state representative. Became Law
HB 278 relative to the alternative budget procedure in school administrative units. Died
HB 279 relative to the classification of Spofford Lake in Chesterfield, New Hampshire and exempting swimming rafts from regulation by the department of safety. Became Law
HB 280 relative to the manner of service in divorce and child custody proceedings. Became Law
HB 281 requiring certain labels on bottled water. Died
HB 282 establishing a committee to study issues relating to voter registration and identification requirements. Died
HB 283 relative to the commission to examine all aspects of same sex civil marriage and its legal equivalents. Died
HB 284 excluding the value of a view from property tax assessments. Died
HB 285 relative to carrying a concealed weapon without a license. Died
HB 286 prohibiting the operation of pocket bikes upon ways. Became Law
HB 287 ratifying the purchase of a certain property by the town of Canaan. Died
HB 288-FN establishing a commission to effect the process for the town of Killington, Vermont to become part of the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 289-FN relative to registration fees for lobbying and lobbyists and requiring registration of employers of lobbyists. Died
HB 290-FN relative to participation in health savings accounts. Died
HB 291-FN-A establishing a research and development tax credit against the business profits tax. Died
HB 292 establishing a procedure for a town to withdraw from a 3-town school district. Died
HB 293 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of developing a materials resource and recovery facility in Sullivan County, and relative to exemptions for disposing of leaf and yard waste. Became Law
HB 294 relative to annulment of arrest records. Died
HB 295 relative to access to certain motor vehicle records. Died
HB 296 relative to bonding requirements for private detectives. Died
HB 297-FN relative to charter schools. Died
HB 298 relative to consolidating statutes relating to driving while intoxicated. Became Law
HB 299 establishing a committee to study state laws governing liens for labor and materials. Became Law
HB 301-LOCAL relative to parent advisory councils for pupils with educational disabilities. Died
HB 302 relative to the mileage rate for service of documents by county sheriffs. Died
HB 303-FN relative to the fire standards and training commission. Became Law
HB 304-FN-A relative to federal highway grant anticipation bonds. Became Law
HB 305 relative to amended warrant articles on official ballots. Died
HB 306 relative to mandatory education for crossbow hunters. Died
HB 307 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of licensing residential building and remodeling contractors, and relative to bonds and letters of credit for manufactured housing installation licenses. Became Law
HB 308 relative to the special education payment distribution schedule and relative to alternative dispute resolution proceedings in special education. Became Law
HB 309-FN-A establishing a commission to recodify laws relating to financial contributions and disclosures and conflicts of interest and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 310 relative to requirements of the fish and game department before a coastal area may be closed to fishing of marine species. Died
HB 311-LOCAL enabling towns to establish revolving funds for certain purposes. Became Law
HB 312 relative to the appointment of parenting coordinators. Died
HB 313-FN relative to registration of business entities. Died
HB 314-FN requiring public restrooms in the division of motor vehicles. Died
HB 315 relative to best available technology for air pollution control. Became Law
HB 316 relative to neutral evaluations in child custody cases. Died
HB 317-FN relative to mooring fees. Became Law
HB 318-FN-LOCAL relative to providing municipal water supply services. Died
HB 319-FN-LOCAL requiring the department of environmental services to arbitrate certain disputes between municipalities. Died
HB 320-FN-A-LOCAL relative to educational scholarship grants to qualifying private educational institutions. Died
HB 321 requiring health care providers to furnish a patient with a copy of his or her medical complaint form. Died
HB 322-FN relative to the registration fees and requirements for snow traveling vehicles. Died
HB 323-FN relative to excluding social security numbers and other information from documents filed with registries of deeds. Died
HB 324-FN relative to requirements for legal marriages. Died
HB 325 relative to proceedings under the Child Protection Act. Died
HB 326 relative to motorcycle noise levels and mufflers. Became Law
HB 327 relative to enforcement of support orders. Died
HB 328 relative to jurisdiction over land occupied by or ceded to the United States. Died
HB 329 establishing the crime victim employment leave act. Became Law
HB 330 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of establishing a statewide non-emergency 311 telephone system. Died
HB 331 relative to restraining dogs and relative to livestock working dogs. Became Law
HB 332 relative to harassment by telephone. Became Law
HB 333 relative to the rights of citizens. Died
HB 334 relative to the type of notice provided in court proceedings. Became Law
HB 335 relative to the review of final proposed rules by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 336 relative to the use of secret ballots at town meetings. Died
HB 337 establishing a committee to study small group health insurance and the small brokerage health insurance community. Died
HB 338 allowing municipalities to adopt a low income property tax credit. Died
HB 339 relative to electioneering at polling places. Died
HB 340 renaming Jones Brook Wildlife Management Area in Strafford County for former chairman of the fish and game commission, Ellis Hatch, Jr., and naming a building at the Sandy Point Discovery Center in Stratham for former governor Hugh Gregg. Became Law
HB 341 establishing a committee to study the curriculum content of an adequate education. Died
HB 342 establishing a commission to study the barriers to the establishment of all-terrain vehicle trails on public and private lands. Died
HB 343 establishing a commission to study accessibility for New Hampshire citizens to the water bodies in the state. Died
HB 344 relative to the consensus revenue estimating panel. Died
HB 345 requiring photo identification to obtain a ballot. Died
HB 346-LOCAL relative to the procedure for withdrawal from a cooperative school district. Became Law
HB 347 relative to indicating citizenship on drivers’ licenses and nondrivers’ identification cards. Died
HB 348 relative to real and personal property conveyances made under powers of attorney. Became Law
HB 349 relative to placement and removal of political advertising. Became Law
HB 350 relative to enforcement of the labor protection statutes, permitting certain wage deductions, and increasing the civil penalty in the department of labor. Became Law
HB 351 relative to the time for counting absentee ballots. Died
HB 352 relative to speed limits. Died
HB 353 relative to consent to haul lobster and crab gear of license holders. Became Law
HB 354 relative to the review, approval, and adoption of agency rules. Died
HB 355 establishing a committee to study the environmental impact and damage mitigation of ATV use on public and private trails. Died
HB 356 relative to the presentation of a budget in a joint maintenance agreement. Died
HB 357 relative to negligent driving, relative to driver's license fees for nonresident aliens, and relative to motor vehicle inspection expiration. Became Law
HB 358 establishing a committee to study the efficacy of the municipal budget committee and cooperative school district budget committee processes. Died
HB 359 defining "unnecessary hardship" for purposes of zoning variances. Died
HB 360 relative to the amendability of warrant articles requesting appropriations in official ballot towns. Died
HB 361 relative to filling vacancies on a party ticket in cases of disqualification or death. Died
HB 362 relative to statutes to be posted at polling places. Became Law
HB 363 relative to parking at polling places. Died
HB 364 establishing a committee to study adopting the uniform securities act. Died
HB 365 relative to recount fees. Died
HB 366 relative to maintenance of voter checklists. Died
HB 367 allowing municipalities to adopt a homestead exemption for property tax assessments on a person's principal place of residence. Died
HB 368 relative to limiting the sworn testimony of witnesses. Died
HB 369 relative to notice requirements for public hearings on zoning amendments. Died
HB 370 establishing a committee to study the Land Sales Full Disclosure Act and the Condominium Act. Died
HB 371 relative to mercury reduction. Died
HB 372 relative to notification of interested parties in medical parole cases. Died
HB 373 relative to eligibility for parole for nonviolent offenders with Immigration and Naturalization Service detainers or deportation orders, or a federal prison sentence. Died
HB 374 establishing a commission on economic independence. Died
HB 375 relative to right-to-know requirements when interviewing applicants for certain public positions. Died
HB 376 establishing a statutory joint committee on legislative parking facilities. Died
HB 377 relative to property assessment records posted on the Internet. Died
HB 378 relative to indicating citizenship on drivers' licenses. Died
HB 379 establishing a committee to study funding for the multiple offender program. Died
HB 380 relative to absentee voting. Became Law
HB 381-FN relative to special elections, voter lists, and conduct of elections. Died
HB 382 establishing a committee to develop a strategic capital plan for department of corrections' facilities. Became Law
HB 383 relative to vital records administration. Became Law
HB 384 prohibiting mandatory overtime. Died
HB 385 establishing a commission to study certain issues related to health and human services. Became Law
HB 386 relative to agricultural best management practices. Became Law
HB 387 authorizing the state treasurer to make a lawful money requisition order. Died
HB 388 establishing a commission to study the retirement system medical benefits subsidy for retired teachers. Died
HB 389 relative to the duties of the postsecondary education commission. Became Law
HB 390 relative to the review and approval of individualized education plans. Died
HB 391 relative to election affidavits. Became Law
HB 392-FN increasing the mileage reimbursement rate for members of the legislature. Died
HB 393 establishing a committee to study methods for requiring employers to permit voluntary and paid on-call emergency first responders to respond to calls. Died
HB 394 relative to real estate tax lien procedures for tax collectors. Became Law
HB 395 relative to the adoption of a long-term contract by a school district. Died
HB 396 relative to tuition contracts between schools. Died
HB 397 relative to authority to file an abuse or neglect petition under the Child Protection Act. Died
HB 398 removing judicial discretion to include life insurance in a child support order. Died
HB 399-FN relative to the Informed Consent for Abortion Act. Died
HB 401-FN-A making an appropriation to the Seacoast Shipyard Association. Became Law
HB 402 relative to filling certain vacancies in multi-member representative districts. Died
HB 403 limiting permissible gifts to elected officials. Died
HB 404 permitting employees to request a wage deduction for contributions to a political action committee. Became Law
HB 405 relative to discovery depositions in criminal cases of persons under 16 years of age. Died
HB 406 revising certain provisions of the home education statutes. Became Law
HB 407-FN-LOCAL relative to licensing of dogs. Died
HB 408 relative to the sale of town-owned land. Became Law
HB 409 requiring identification on tree stands, pit blinds, and observation blinds used for hunting. Died
HB 410 relative to the confidentiality of documents submitted with an application for a property tax credit, exemption, or deferral. Became Law
HB 411 relative to the North Conway water precinct. Became Law
HB 412 relative to the authority of zoning boards of adjustment to grant variances. Died
HB 413 relative to the appointment of the chief justice of the superior court and the number of superior court associate justices. Became Law
HB 414 relative to regulation of municipal waste combustors. Became Law
HB 415 excepting installation of gas furnace or boiler equipment from regulation by the electrician's board. Became Law
HB 416 relative to billing for the semi-annual collection of property taxes. Died
HB 417 relative to petitions for municipal charter revisions. Died
HB 418 allowing towns with town charters to have wards. Died
HB 419 relative to the Mount Sunapee ski area boundary and lease terms. Died
HB 420 relative to receiving and addressing complaints against licensees by the board of mental health practice. Became Law
HB 421 relative to effective dates. Became Law
HB 422 relative to exemptions from the consumer protection act. Died
HB 423 relative to insurance premiums for medical malpractice liability insurance. Died
HB 424-FN prohibiting the receipt of cash gifts by elected officials. Became Law
HB 425-FN-LOCAL increasing fees paid to municipalities for registering current model year vehicles. Died
HB 426 establishing a committee to study the transfer of a certain employee of the department of environmental services. Died
HB 427 repealing common law marriage. Died
HB 428 relative to clarifying the authority of the Pease development authority and the division of ports and harbors. Became Law
HB 429 relative to representation by nonattorneys before the board of tax and land appeals and relative to condemnation proceedings conducted by the board of tax and land appeals. Became Law
HB 430-FN-A establishing a one-day resident fishing license. Became Law
HB 431-FN-LOCAL relative to competing articles and official ballot voting. Died
HB 432-FN relative to the septage handling and treatment facilities grant program and the septage and sludge land application restrictions. Became Law
HB 433-FN-A relative to planning for public access, recreation, and road management in the Connecticut Lakes headwaters working forest and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 434-FN requiring state agencies using automated answering systems to provide a method of access to a human being. Died
HB 435 establishing a separate high school civics graduation requirement. Died
HB 436 relative to the appointment of representatives to the regional planning commissions. Died
HB 437 relative to the disposition of municipal records. Became Law
HB 438 relative to emissions requirements for municipal waste combustion units. Died
HB 439 relative to registration requirements for criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 440 relative to hearing ear dogs, guide dogs, and service dogs. Became Law
HB 441 relative to the publication of honor rolls and academic awards. Died
HB 442 establishing a committee to study the feasibility and need for a vocational technical education program at Mascoma Valley regional high school. Died
HB 443 relative to the statute of limitations for fire code violations. Died
HB 444 relative to the surrender and condemnation of game animals to the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 445 relative to the taking of certain game birds and fur-bearing animals. Became Law
HB 446 relative to applications for resident hunting or fishing licenses. Became Law
HB 447-FN relative to black bear license and tag fees. Became Law
HB 448-FN relative to the collection of certain fees by the postsecondary education commission and relative to surety indemnification bonds. Became Law
HB 449-FN relative to special wild turkey seasons and permits. Became Law
HB 450-FN-A extending the commission to study child support and related child custody issues and relative to hiring economists to assist in revising the child support guidelines and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 451-FN-LOCAL requiring the separate preparation and approval process for the special education budget. Died
HB 452 relative to champerty in actions to quiet title and to extinguish mineral rights. Died
HB 453-FN relative to boat launch access and parking without charge at Hampton and Rye harbors for persons 65 years of age or older. Died
HB 454 relative to carrying a concealed weapon without a license. Died
HB 455-FN relative to establishing a board of private investigation and security services. Interim Study
HB 456-FN relative to inhaling toxic vapors. Became Law
HB 457 relative to excavating and dredging permit exemptions for water conveyance systems. Became Law
HB 458 allowing towns to permit limited youth voting in municipal elections. Died
HB 459 relative to access to criminal records and enhanced 911 system records. Became Law
HB 460-FN relative to the reimbursement to certain providers by the bureau of emergency communications. Became Law
HB 461-FN establishing number plates supporting New Hampshire public higher education. Died
HB 462 prohibiting road toll refunds for idling time. Became Law
HB 463 relative to evidence of admissions in medical injury actions. Died
HB 464 relative to the construction of a substance abuse treatment facility in Unity, New Hampshire. Died
HB 465-FN authorizing the board of medicine to take non-disciplinary remedial action against physicians. Became Law
HB 466-FN-A establishing a research and development tax credit against the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 467 relative to naming private roads. Became Law
HB 468 relative to provisions for permissible contact between the agent of the defendant subject to a protective order and a plaintiff. Died
HB 469 regulating disputes between homeowners and contractors relative to residential construction defects. Became Law
HB 470-FN-A relative to the annual funding of placement costs for juvenile diversion and alternative disposition programs and relative to an effectiveness study of such programs. Died
HB 471 relative to probate requirements for small estates. Died
HB 472 relative to the definition of recreational program. Became Law
HB 473 relative to the creation of screening panels for medical injury claims. Died
HB 474 establishing a commission to study the accessible housing needs and available financial assistance resources for individuals with disabilities. Died
HB 475 relative to access to certain criminal records. Died
HB 476 revising the definition of adultery. Died
HB 477-FN increasing registration fees for pesticides and commercial feeds. Became Law
HB 478-FN-A making an appropriation for "Newsline for the Blind." Became Law
HB 479 relative to tax bills for land use change taxes. Died
HB 480 relative to innovative land use controls. Became Law
HB 481 establishing a commission to study the location of the secure psychiatric unit and places to which persons are committed under RSA 651:8-b, RSA 135-C, RSA 171-B, and RSA 623:1. Died
HB 482-FN relative to the application form for absentee ballots. Died
HB 483 relative to instructions to be placed on the general election ballot. Became Law
HB 484 allowing deer hunting with a primitive flintlock muzzleloader. Died
HB 485 relative to the basis for awarding custody to a stepparent or grandparent. Interim Study
HB 486 establishing a committee to study firearms confiscation practices in domestic violence matters. Died
HB 487-FN establishing a volunteer lake assessment program in the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 488 establishing a task force on mental health costs. Died
HB 489-FN relative to disclosing an ownership interest in certain health care facilities and businesses. Died
HB 490 relative to law enforcement access to financial records under the New Hampshire right to privacy act. Became Law
HB 491 relative to the inherent dangers of OHRV operation and limiting landowner liability for certain fish and game related land uses. Became Law
HB 492 relative to health standards for food service handlers. Died
HB 493 relative to noncommercial antique motor vehicle restoration activities. Died
HB 494 establishing a commission to study creating a controlled substance prescription monitoring program. Died
HB 495 relative to court records in civil cases involving taxpayer money. Died
HB 496 relative to limits on non-economic damages in medical injury actions. Died
HB 497 relative to stolen checks. Died
HB 498 establishing a study committee relative to the sale of fire-safe cigarettes. Died
HB 499 relative to participation in and administration of the Manchester employees' contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 501 relative to citizenship and domicile affidavits. Died
HB 502-FN allowing certain surviving spouses to receive a retirement system death benefit. Died
HB 503-FN-A-LOCAL relative to distribution of tobacco settlement funds. Died
HB 504 relative to the assessment or refund of real estate transfer taxes, and the recording of plans with the register of deeds. Became Law
HB 505 relative to recording mailing addresses on property deeds. Became Law
HB 506 including employees of charitable organizations under the protection of the state law against discrimination. Became Law
HB 507 establishing a commission to study noise and hours of operation of motor vehicle racetracks. Died
HB 508 relative to ex parte hearings. Died
HB 509 relative to election of police chiefs. Died
HB 510 relative to financial affidavits in domestic relations cases. Became Law
HB 511 relative to the confidentiality of records pertaining to the support of dependent children. Became Law
HB 512 expanding the study committee on property tax relief to include reverse mortgages. Became Law
HB 513 relative to on-board diagnostic system inspections and relative to motorcycle inspections. Became Law
HB 514 establishing the New Hampshire health care quality assurance commission. Became Law
HB 515 relative to purchasing alliances. Died
HB 516 relative to general qualifications for elective office. Died
HB 517 establishing a committee to study certain issues relative to construction and demolition waste and establishing a moratorium on the incineration of any construction and demolition waste. Became Law
HB 518-FN relative to eligibility for youth operators' licenses. Died
HB 519-LOCAL relative to the authority to accept dedicated streets and to subdivision roads. Died
HB 520 relative to the USA Patriot Act. Died
HB 521 relative to medical insurance coverage for members of the Manchester employees' contributory retirement system. Became Law
HB 522 establishing a committee to study gaming options for New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 523-FN-LOCAL increasing the marriage license fee. Died
HB 524 relative to outsourcing of jobs. Interim Study
HB 525 establishing a committee to study the leasing of state-owned conservation land to private entities and relative to a temporary prohibition on the leasing of such lands. Died
HB 526 relative to temporary hearings on domestic violence petitions. Died
HB 527 relative to protective orders and possession of firearms. Died
HB 528-FN-LOCAL relative to acquisitions of state surplus real property by municipalities. Died
HB 529 relative to the determination of parental rights and responsibilities. Died
HB 530 relative to an informed jury. Died
HB 531 relative to application for a writ of habeas corpus. Died
HB 532 relative to the licensure of dentists by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
HB 533-FN relative to penalties for aggravated felonious sexual assault. Died
HB 534 relative to requirements of property appraisal companies. Died
HB 535-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax. Died
HB 536 relative to excluding deductions from compensation from all elected state, county, and local officials. Died
HB 537 relative to liens filed with public servants. Died
HB 538 relative to deconstruction of structures. Died
HB 539-FN-A-LOCAL relative to land and community heritage investment program administration. Became Law
HB 540-FN relative to the disposal of real property purchased with highway or turnpike funds. Became Law
HB 541 relative to repealing the incorporation of the New Hampshire Bar Association. Died
HB 542 making technical corrections to the uniform trust code. Became Law
HB 543 establishing a commission to study probate court processes and probate law. Died
HB 544 relative to the land and community heritage program. Became Law
HB 545-FN allowing retired police officers to become teachers without rejoining the state retirement system. Died
HB 546 relative to the status of the board of trustees of the retirement system. Became Law
HB 547-FN changing the funding limit for on-premise-use fuel oil storage facilities. Became Law
HB 548 allowing municipalities to include in property tax inventory the value of new construction assessed as of July 1. Died
HB 549 modifying notice requirements for the acceptance of unanticipated funds by a school district, city, town, or public library. Became Law
HB 550-FN requiring placards in vehicles operated by persons learning to drive. Died
HB 551-FN-LOCAL relative to the timing of security or assessment in subdivision plat approval. Died
HB 552 proclaiming March as New Hampshire Irish American Month. Died
HB 553-FN-A relative to a state tax on large lottery winnings. Died
HB 554-FN-A establishing a state property tax relief program for seniors and the disabled. Died
HB 555 establishing February 6 as Ronald Reagan Day. Died
HB 556-FN requiring registration of drug offenders. Died
HB 557 relative to the submission of data to the department of education. Became Law
HB 558 relative to the circumstances constituting sexual assault. Became Law
HB 559-FN establishing a preference for New Hampshire vendors in state procurement contracts. Died
HB 560 relative to timber harvesting. Became Law
HB 561 relative to reasonable accommodation by employers under the state law against discrimination. Died
HB 562 relative to eliminating certain mercury-added products. Died
HB 563-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax. Died
HB 564 permitting the limited use of alcohol in high school culinary arts programs. Died
HB 565-FN-A relative to the demolition of a certain building to provide access for a public boat ramp for Winnisquam Lake and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 566 relative to eligibility for public benefits and drivers' licenses. Died
HB 567 relative to mediation in family law cases involving children. Died
HB 568 establishing the greater Derry-Salem cooperative alliance for regional transportation. Became Law
HB 569 allowing municipalities to adopt low and moderate income homeowner's property tax relief for local education property taxes. Died
HB 570 relative to preliminary site plan review and the definition of inclusionary zoning. Became Law
HB 571-FN relative to moorings on Bow Lake. Died
HB 572 granting regional water districts the power of eminent domain. Died
HB 573 establishing a commission to study automobile recycling issues, including disposal fees. Died
HB 574-FN requiring the reporting of burn injuries. Died
HB 575 establishing a committee to examine a restructuring of the state health insurance programs. Died
HB 576 establishing a New Hampshire advantage commission. Died
HB 577 relative to requirements for debt collection by telephone. Died
HB 578 relative to the current use advisory board and relative to construction or development constituting a change in use for purposes of assessing the land use change tax. Died
HB 579 relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
HB 580 establishing a committee to study the procedures for the formation and dissolution of solid waste management districts under RSA 53-B and the procedures for the dissolution of an interstate waste compact under RSA 53-D. Became Law
HB 581 relative to approval and review of municipal charters. Became Law
HB 582 AN ACT relative to management of electronic records by the department of state, and relative to departmental salaries. Became Law
HB 583 establishing an oversight committee to study medical malpractice insurance rates in this state. Died
HB 584 relative to evidence of admissions of liability in medical injury actions. Became Law
HB 585 relative to grounds for termination of parental rights. Became Law
HB 586 relative to the periodic review of child support guidelines. Became Law
HB 587 relative to child abuse and neglect investigations by the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 588 relative to suspension of drivers' licenses after a motor vehicle accident. Died
HB 589 establishing a committee to study gifts and political contributions. Died
HB 590 excluding stepchildren from the definition of "child" in the context of support orders. Became Law
HB 591 relative to the inclusion of health insurance in the calculation of child support. Died
HB 592 relative to minimum support orders. Became Law
HB 593 requiring motor vehicle drivers' schools to post bonds. Died
HB 594-FN relative to retirement system classification for department of corrections correctional line personnel. Died
HB 595-FN establishing the position of state meat inspector. Died
HB 596-FN relative to the salary of the state veterinarian. Died
HB 597-FN-A relative to the natural heritage inventory program. Became Law
HB 598-FN establishing a full-time financial exploitation coordinator in the department of justice. Interim Study
HB 599-FN requiring disclosure to consumers of the presence of event data recording devices in new motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 601-FN allowing businesses to apply the investment tax credit to contributions made to scholarship funding organizations. Died
HB 602-FN-A relative to the unbundling of communications services for purposes of the application of the communications services tax. Became Law
HB 603-FN-A relative to the state's purchase of the Laconia district courthouse building and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 604-FN discontinuing the use of tokens. Died
HB 605-FN relative to the funding of the modular building standards program. Died
HB 606-FN-A-LOCAL revising the calculation and distribution of education funding and special education funding. Died
HB 607-FN relative to gifts to elected officials. Died
HB 608-FN establishing a right to trial by jury prior to a nonemergency involuntary admission. Died
HB 609-FN establishing the protection of liberty act. Died
HB 610-FN relative to the right to trial by jury in parental rights termination cases. Died
HB 611-FN relative to small group insurers. Died
HB 612-FN establishing the New Hampshire volunteer elementary teachers and students program. Died
HB 613-FN exempting prepared take-out food items sold in supermarkets from the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 614-FN-A-LOCAL providing for state funding of the statewide average education cost per pupil. Died
HB 615-FN relative to insurance coverage for court-ordered counseling services. Died
HB 616-FN-LOCAL reducing the education property tax rate and relative to the calculation of equitable education grants. Became Law
HB 617-FN establishing a commission to study the future role of court reporters in New Hampshire's court system. Died
HB 618-FN-LOCAL relative to persons acting as volunteers to a state agency. Became Law
HB 619-FN relative to skier safety and ski area responsibility. Became Law
HB 620-FN relative to the accountability of public officials and interference with constitutional and legal rights. Died
HB 621-FN requiring disclosure of gifts and campaign contributions by lobbyists. Died
HB 622-FN-A establishing an income tax. Died
HB 623-FN relative to licensing requirements in the insurance and financial services industries. Became Law
HB 624-FN relative to penalties in certain health and health-related professions. Became Law
HB 625-FN-LOCAL authorizing borrowing from the state revolving loan fund for the Winnipesaukee river basin project. Became Law
HB 626-FN-LOCAL relative to the right-to-know law. Died
HB 627-FN relative to extended jurisdiction over certain 17 year old offenders. Became Law
HB 628-FN relative to the authority of law enforcement officers to close an area for the purpose of abating a threat to public health or safety. Became Law
HB 629-FN relative to licensing requirements for certain regulated professions. Died
HB 630-FN relative to computer spam and cyber-security. Died
HB 631-FN relative to the time after which certain unclaimed property is presumed abandoned. Died
HB 632-FN-LOCAL creating an environmental policy for New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 633-FN-A relative to companies which do not provide health insurance to their employees and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 634-FN-A relative to solid waste reduction, establishing a solid waste disposal fee, and renaming the recycling market development steering committee. Interim Study
HB 635-FN-LOCAL relative to education funding. Died
HB 636-FN requiring the electronic recording of statements by persons subject to custodial interrogation. Died
HB 637-FN relative to licensure of alcohol and drug abuse professionals. Became Law
HB 638-FN relative to county liability for payment of nursing home costs. Died
HB 639-FN relative to voters presenting citizenship or domicile affidavits to register on election day. Died
HB 640-FN relative to parental rights and responsibilities. Became Law
HB 641-FN establishing a statewide homestead exemption against property taxes for seniors. Died
HB 642-FN-LOCAL relative to the regulation of home inspectors. Died
HB 643-FN establishing an integrated criminal justice information system. Became Law
HB 644-FN transferring certain responsibilities from the department of transportation and the department of health and human services to the department of administrative services. Became Law
HB 645-FN relative to reduced cigarette ignition propensity. Became Law
HB 646-FN-LOCAL relative to teachers who are not deemed highly qualified pursuant to the No Child Left Behind Act. Died
HB 647-FN relative to restructuring the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 648-FN relative to reducing frivolous medical injury actions. Died
HB 649-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a commission to study the costs and funding of medicolegal investigations and autopsies. Became Law
HB 650-FN-LOCAL revising education funding and distribution and establishing needs-based matching grants. Died
HB 651-FN-LOCAL relative to federal lien registration. Became Law
HB 652-FN relative to the retirement system classification for the director of juvenile justice services, department of health and human services. Died
HB 653-FN-LOCAL relative to bonds for construction, development, improvement, and acquisition of broadband facilities. Became Law
HB 654-FN-LOCAL prohibiting the sale or resale of goods or services produced using inmate labor. Died
HB 655-FN-A increasing the boat registration fee for public boat access and exotic aquatic weed control. Died
HB 656-FN relative to medical decision making for those adults without capacity to make health care decisions for themselves and establishing procedures for Do Not Resuscitate Orders. Became Law
HB 657-FN-LOCAL relative to promoting community revitalization. Became Law
HB 658-FN-A requiring the department of transportation to make certain improvements to New Hampshire Route 3 in the town of Tilton and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 659-FN-A establishing a state recycling program to provide technical services to municipalities and establishing a fee on take-out food and beverages. Died
HB 660-FN-LOCAL relative to taxation in a cooperative school district. Died
HB 661-FN relative to radiological monitoring in nuclear emergency planning zones. Died
HB 662-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of health and human services for family mutual support services. Died
HB 663-FN establishing a New Hampshire municipal recycling authority and establishing a commission to study the tax exemption for water and air pollution control facilities. Died
HB 664-FN-LOCAL mandating open enrollment in all school districts. Died
HB 665-FN-LOCAL relative to the applicable minimum wage for hourly employees. Died
HB 666-FN-LOCAL prohibiting taxation of a village district by a municipality for certain municipal services. Died
HB 667-FN relative to reckless conduct. Died
HB 668-FN relative to appeals of decisions by boards, commissions, and agencies regulating professional occupations. Died
HB 669-FN establishing a committee to study state laboratory water tests and fees for such tests collected by the department of environmental services. Died
HB 670-FN-A relative to the land and community heritage investment program. Died
HB 671-FN-A-LOCAL relative to an exemption from the real estate transfer tax. Died
HB 672-FN relative to notaries public, justices of the peace, and adopting the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts. Became Law
HB 673-FN making it a felony to knowingly transmit the human immunodeficiency virus or hepatitis to another person. Died
HB 674-FN-A establishing fees for construction plan reviews by the state fire marshal and establishing the position of fire protection engineer in the division of fire safety. Died
HB 675-FN exempting agricultural tower silos from the education property tax. Died
HB 676-FN exempting agricultural buildings from the education property tax. Died
HB 677-FN establishing fees and reporting requirements for storage of hazardous materials. Died
HB 678-FN relative to the insurance premium tax. Became Law
HB 679-FN-LOCAL authorizing the electronic enforcement of traffic signal violations. Died
HB 680-FN relative to witness tampering. Died
HB 681-FN relative to training, quality assurance, and licensing of assisted living facilities. Became Law
HB 682-FN requiring an informational statement regarding the powers of district courts. Died
HB 683-FN relative to reporting of motor vehicle offenses by driver education instructors and drivers' school licensees. Became Law
HB 684-FN-LOCAL relative to education funding and the distribution of targeted aid and transition education grants. Died
HB 685-FN-A permitting casino gambling. Died
HB 686-FN relative to the judicial branch family division. Died
HB 687-FN relative to free tuition at New Hampshire public institutions of higher education for children of veterans who die while on active duty or from a service-connected disability. Became Law
HB 688-FN relative to the regulation of mental health practitioners and the procedures of the board of mental health. Became Law
HB 689-FN relative to the jurisdiction of the New Hampshire commission for human rights over housing discrimination cases. Became Law
HB 690-FN relative to aid to the needy blind, undue hardship for public assistance, and eligibility for and recovery of public assistance. Became Law
HB 691-FN-LOCAL relative to the medicaid program. Became Law
HB 692-FN-LOCAL relative to the county department of corrections. Became Law
HB 693-FN making the low and moderate income homeowners property tax relief program a tax cap and applicable to current year tax liability. Died
HB 694-FN relative to interference with service of process. Died
HB 695-FN requiring the university system of New Hampshire to make payments in lieu of taxes for purchased property. Died
HB 696-FN relative to enhanced penalties for certain crimes against the elderly and persons with disabilities. Died
HB 697-FN establishing a committee to study medicaid reimbursement rates for pharmacy providers. Became Law
HB 698-FN relative to the penalty assessments. Interim Study
HB 699-FN-A-LOCAL relative to fines for parking violations. Died
HB 701-FN establishing a citizen complaint review commission. Died
HB 702-FN relative to the screening and mediation of medical malpractice claims. Died
HB 703-FN relative to advertisement of prescription drugs and establishing the pharmaceutical marketing disclosure law. Died
HB 704-FN establishing the New Hampshire Rx advantage program and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 705 relative to passenger restraints. Died
HB 706-FN relative to the cost of storage of firearms which are voluntarily surrendered to local law enforcement agencies. Died
HB 707-FN-A establishing a credit against the business enterprise tax for certain borrowed and invested money. Died
HB 708-FN establishing a new state defined contribution retirement plan for new state employees and establishing a committee to study the transition of current employees into the new plan and administration of the new plan. Died
HB 709-FN-LOCAL relative to records of assessment information available for inspection. Died
HB 710-FN relative to the 5-year valuation of municipal assessments, and relative to the total property valuation for the town of Roxbury. Became Law
HB 711-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation for kindergarten in the town of Merrimack. Died
HB 712-FN relative to electioneering. Died
HB 713-FN relative to a process for the request and disclosure of social security numbers. Interim Study
HB 714-FN adopting the Uniform Partnership Act (1997). Died
HB 715-FN-A relative to the regulation of bingo and lucky 7. Died
HB 716-FN relative to securities regulation. Became Law
HB 717 prohibiting cancellation of property and liability insurance on the basis of certain political activities. Died
HB 718-FN-A relative to a state active duty death benefit for activated members of the New Hampshire national guard and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 719-FN recodifying the Articles 1 and 7 of the Uniform Commercial Code and relative to lobbyist name tags. Became Law
HB 720-FN relative to special number plates. Became Law
HB 721 prohibiting the department of education and the state board of education from adopting a definition of an adequate education. Died
HB 722 relative to the spreading of biosolids in certain designated areas. Died
HB 1101-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of "hotel" for purposes of exclusion from the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 1102 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax credit for homeowners supporting a disabled adult child in the home. Died
HB 1103 relative to creating county commissioner districts in Strafford county. Died
HB 1104-FN-A making an appropriation to the Good Neighbor Health Clinic. Died
HB 1105 relative to eyewitness identification procedures. Died
HB 1106-LOCAL relative to charter commissions. Died
HB 1107 relative to requirements for commercial construction contracts. Interim Study
HB 1108 relative to the transfer of funds among PAUs within a department and relative to the temporary provision of assistance to persons eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare services and extending the appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1109 establishing a committee to study the calculation of unemployment benefits. Died
HB 1110 relative to exemptions from licensing requirements for athletic trainers. Died
HB 1111 designating the pumpkin as the New Hampshire state fruit. Became Law
HB 1112 relative to disclosure of appeals processes under insurance policies. Died
HB 1113 adding a definition of “public academy” to the definition of “high school”; relative to the membership of the state advisory committee on the education of children/students with disabilities; and amending the definition of “limited English proficient pupil.” Became Law
HB 1114 relative to regulation by the board of licensure of interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing. Became Law
HB 1115 relative to the definition of resident for purposes of fish and game laws. Became Law
HB 1116 relative to service of the notice to quit and writ of summons in landlord tenant actions. Became Law
HB 1117 relative to the economic development section of a master plan. Died
HB 1118 requiring paper ballots at all elections. Became Law
HB 1119 relative to naming the Richard Monahan Bridge in the town of Carroll. Became Law
HB 1120-FN-LOCAL relative to Internet access in public libraries. Died
HB 1121-LOCAL establishing a committee to study rulemaking and licensure issues relative to assisted living and residential care. Died
HB 1122 relative to special elections. Became Law
HB 1123 requiring equestrian helmets for first-time riders. Died
HB 1124 relative to the wording of ballot questions and specifying that a simple majority is required to pass a ballot question, unless a supermajority vote is otherwise required. Died
HB 1125 relative to the filing period for candidates in the presidential primary. Became Law
HB 1126 relative to licenses for first mortgage bankers, brokers, pawnbrokers, and money lenders and relative to licensing of money transmitters. Became Law
HB 1127 relative to obligation of religious leaders to report child abuse. Interim Study
HB 1128-FN relative to definition of teacher in the New Hampshire retirement system, and relative to approval of supplemental allowances. Became Law
HB 1129 relative to eminent domain. Interim Study
HB 1130 relative to the definition of necessary shelter for dogs. Died
HB 1131 increasing the payment in lieu of taxes paid to the city of Portsmouth by the Pease development authority. Died
HB 1132 relative to qualifications for the Global War on Terrorism operations service bonus payment. Became Law
HB 1133 establishing the employee civic duty act. Interim Study
HB 1134 relative to membership of the state building code review board. Died
HB 1135 making a technical correction to the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act. Became Law
HB 1136 establishing a commission to study the care needs of medically fragile students in the school system. Died
HB 1137 relative to criminal trespass. Died
HB 1138 relative to required pay for employees called into work. Died
HB 1139 relative to the time required between mandatory shifts or other work periods. Died
HB 1140 establishing a committee to study the establishment and enforcement of protection zones for nesting loons. Died
HB 1141 relative to innovative land use controls. Died
HB 1142 establishing a committee to study whether a general business license should replace the licensure of trades and professions. Died
HB 1143 renaming the bridge located on Main Street in Enfield, New Hampshire and crossing the Mascoma River as the Enfield Ladies' Bridge. Died
HB 1144 allowing dental hygienists to engage in independent practice. Died
HB 1145 permitting vehicles to proceed straight through an intersection after stopping for a red light. Died
HB 1146 AN ACT establishing a state energy policy commission. Became Law
HB 1147 relative to the conduct of recounts. Became Law
HB 1148-FN-A making an appropriation to the Seacoast Shipyard Association. Died
HB 1149 regarding public notification of sexual offender information and establishing a committee to study the creation of a sexual offender classification system. Interim Study
HB 1151 relative to the prohibition of illegal aliens. Died
HB 1152 naming a certain bridge over the Merrimack River. Became Law
HB 1153 establishing a commission to study the laws and rules relating to subpoenas, summonses and complaints. Died
HB 1154-FN relative to eligibility for special number plates for veterans. Became Law
HB 1155 creating a violation for failure to pay a highway toll. Became Law
HB 1156 changing the notification for public hearings on ski area passenger tramway rules from registered mail to first class mail. Became Law
HB 1157 relative to the definition of a sending district. Became Law
HB 1158 relative to eligibility for the property tax exemption for the disabled. Died
HB 1159 relative to procedures for certain court ordered out-of-district placements. Died
HB 1160 establishing a committee to study the effects of willful, habitual misconduct by individuals on their subsequent well-being which may impose a burden on public funds. Died
HB 1161 requiring vehicles to be equipped with a useable spare tire. Died
HB 1162 relative to village districts. Died
HB 1163 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of developing a conversion system for motor vehicles to operate on multiple fuels. Died
HB 1164 requiring cellular telephone service providers to have a minimum 72-hour power backup capacity at each cell tower location. Died
HB 1165 relative to absentee voting. Died
HB 1166 relative to electronic ballot counting machines. Died
HB 1167-FN-A relative to the department of transportation pilot program for effective investment of state highway mitigation funds and making an appropriation to the land and community heritage investment program. Became Law
HB 1168 establishing a commission to determine how to optimize boating safety on water bodies. Died
HB 1169-LOCAL relative to highway construction safety. Died
HB 1170 requiring state education aid to be used exclusively for public education. Died
HB 1171 relative to the violation of protective orders. Died
HB 1172-FN relative to registration of political committees. Became Law
HB 1173 relative to designating the clerk in cities the chief elections officer for the city. Became Law
HB 1174 requiring that voters who request a secret ballot be present at the town meeting. Became Law
HB 1176 establishing a committee to study statutes relating to railroads. Died
HB 1177 prohibiting smoking in restaurants, cocktail lounges, and certain enclosed public places. Died
HB 1178 relative to the definition of an adequate education. Died
HB 1179 repealing a requirement that the department of transportation spend a certain amount for litter removal that is determined based on fees paid to the liquor commission. Became Law
HB 1180 relative to distributing sexual offender registry information. Died
HB 1181 establishing a committee to study the composition of the retirement system board of trustees. Died
HB 1182-FN relative to the limited commercial lobster license fees. Became Law
HB 1183 relative to the terms of office for state department commissioners. Died
HB 1184 relative to the majority vote required for the use of bond proceeds in certain school districts or municipalities. Became Law
HB 1185 relative to Volunteer NH. Became Law
HB 1186 relative to the location of the Cheshire county superior court. Interim Study
HB 1187 requiring a school district to disclose the percentage of its total education budget used for direct support of education. Died
HB 1188 relative to notice before entry into a condominium unit. Became Law
HB 1189 relative to audits by the legislative budget assistant. Became Law
HB 1190 establishing a committee to study refunds of insurance premiums overcharged under SB 110. Died
HB 1191 making technical corrections to the chapter governing vital records. Became Law
HB 1192 relative to property and casualty insurance. Became Law
HB 1193-FN directing the secretary of state to remove certain language from the text of Part II, Article 73-a of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
HB 1194 relative to job protection for firefighters, rescue workers, and emergency medical personnel, and relative to health insurance claim review. Became Law
HB 1195 relative to salary and compensation increases included in a default budget. Died
HB 1196 relative to cost items submitted to the town meeting. Died
HB 1197 establishing a committee to study requiring state government to consider using open source software when acquiring new software. Died
HB 1198 establishing a committee to study highway rest areas. Died
HB 1199-FN requiring out-of-state owners to register unflyable aircraft. Died
HB 1201 relative to child passenger restraints. Became Law
HB 1202 relative to the minimum age required for marriage. Interim Study
HB 1203-FN-LOCAL relative to school building costs for athletic fields. Died
HB 1204 relative to human immunodeficiency virus education, prevention and control. Died
HB 1205 relative to service of process by New Hampshire plaintiffs on foreign corporations. Died
HB 1206 relative to the assessing standards board. Became Law
HB 1207 establishing a committee to study the creation of a flag to honor all police departments in the state. Died
HB 1208 establishing a committee to study transferring case management responsibilities for home and community based care programs from the department of health and human services to the counties. Died
HB 1209 relative to notification requirements for criminal offenders. Died
HB 1210 restricting the speed of remote controlled model boats. Died
HB 1211 relative to tinted glass on motor vehicles. Died
HB 1212-FN relative to the relocation of manufactured housing having delinquent property taxes. Died
HB 1213 prohibiting tampering with a motorcycle's noise control system. Died
HB 1214 establishing a committee to study certain educational and social service issues. Became Law
HB 1215 relative to the winter maintenance of Diamond Pond Road in the towns of Colebrook and Stewartstown. Became Law
HB 1216 relative to the sale of unpasteurized milk. Died
HB 1217 requiring the secretary of state to publish certain information on campaign contributions. Became Law
HB 1218 relative to the unauthorized use of the name of a financial institution. Died
HB 1219 prohibiting the use of public funds to advocate for the success or defeat of a candidate or ballot question. Interim Study
HB 1220 establishing a committee to study a statewide review of all unanticipated fatalities and serious injury involving incapacitated adults and individuals 60 or older. Died
HB 1221-FN relative to recovery of medical assistance. Died
HB 1222-FN relative to unlawful voting. Became Law
HB 1223-FN relative to the use of real estate brokers by the department of transportation. Became Law
HB 1224-FN establishing reciprocity for liability limitations on claims against the state and against foreign jurisdictions. Died
HB 1225-FN-A relative to the judicial branch family division for the Henniker and Hillsborough District Courts. Became Law
HB 1226-FN relative to the New Hampshire Humanities Council. Became Law
HB 1227-FN relative to late fees and reinstatement fees paid by business entities. Became Law
HB 1228-FN AN ACT relative to the sale or lease of state-owned real estate and relative to penalties under the real estate practice act. Became Law
HB 1229-FN prohibiting the use of false documentation for employment, government services, or permits. Died
HB 1230-FN relative to clinical trials for pharmaceuticals. Died
HB 1231-FN relative to the penalty for assaulting a firefighter, licensed emergency medical care provider, or law enforcement officer. Became Law
HB 1232-FN applying the enhanced 911 system surcharge to voice over Internet protocol telephone service providers. Died
HB 1233-FN including public officials under the real estate practice act. Died
HB 1234-FN reducing the maximum amount of debt or damages for small claims actions. Died
HB 1235-FN establishing a criminal penalty for driving a commercial motor vehicle while violating an out-of-service order. Died
HB 1236-FN-LOCAL relative to disclosure of public expenditures related to lobbying and electioneering. Died
HB 1237-FN-LOCAL requiring matching expenditures when public money is paid for purposes of electioneering. Interim Study
HB 1238-FN relative to centralized voter registration database information and relative to interference with campaign communications. Became Law
HB 1239-FN relative to dog licensure. Died
HB 1240-FN establishing the position of state ethics officer. Interim Study
HB 1241-FN-LOCAL extending the kindergarten construction aid program. Became Law
HB 1242-FN relative to providing copies of the house and senate calendars to public libraries. Died
HB 1243-FN reducing certain fines for motor vehicle violations. Became Law
HB 1244-FN relative to eligibility to receive moneys from the driver training fund. Died
HB 1245-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities to be paid usage fees for services provided to county government. Died
HB 1246-FN relative to assault on law enforcement, corrections, and probation-parole officers. Died
HB 1247-FN relative to licensure of pharmacy benefit managers. Interim Study
HB 1248-FN relative to the alteration of a portion of the town line between Milford and Amherst. Became Law
HB 1249-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state reimbursement for school breakfasts and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1251-FN relative to receipt by counties of federal funds for public assistance. Died
HB 1252 authorizing the use of a credit freeze as a means of deterring identity theft. Died
HB 1253 authorizing contracts and probationary periods for the hiring of appointed police chiefs. Died
HB 1254 relative to eminent domain. Interim Study
HB 1255 establishing a committee to study improvements to the Amoskeag Street interchange at exit 6 of the F.E. Everett Turnpike. Died
HB 1256 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating an independent administrative office of the courts. Died
HB 1257 relative to conflicts of interest of municipal officials. Died
HB 1258-FN-A establishing a sunset review process for executive agency and judicial programs and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1259 relative to the classification of wetlands as contributing or noncontributing. Died
HB 1260 relative to informing first-time driver’s license applicants of the controlled drug laws. Became Law
HB 1261 relative to driver's license revocation or denial for drugs or alcohol involvement. Died
HB 1262 legalizing actions taken at town meeting relative to increasing the board of selectmen from 3 members to 5 members in the town of Pittsfield. Became Law
HB 1263 requiring certain notification before a person with a mental illness may be discharged from a state mental health services facility. Died
HB 1264 establishing an advisory committee to study the information practices act and establishing a temporary moratorium on reports filed under the information practices act. Died
HB 1265 extending the final report date of the commission to study the relationship between public health and the environment. Became Law
HB 1266 relative to acceptance of consular identification documents. Died
HB 1267 establishing a committee to study the use of money in dedicated funds. Died
HB 1268-FN-A making a capital appropriation for air conditioning in the house of representatives chamber in the state house. Died
HB 1269 relative to the taking of red deer or elk. Died
HB 1270 relative to the use of wireless telephones while driving. Died
HB 1271 relative to speed limits on municipal ways. Died
HB 1272 relative to the authority of elected police chiefs in towns with populations of more than 3,000. Died
HB 1273 relative to the disposition and retention of municipal records, legalizing the September 13, 2005 special meeting of the town of Brookline, legalizing the March 14, 2006 vote by the town of East Kingston to approve a bond financing a new police station, and legalizing the March 2006 Article 2 petitioned warrant article of the town of Sandown. Became Law
HB 1274 relative to certain disclosures to the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 1276 relative to automobile insurance. Died
HB 1277 providing limited immunity to mental health care providers caring for voluntarily admitted patients. Died
HB 1278 increasing the fine for violating certain laws relative to labor. Became Law
HB 1279 establishing a committee to study state medicaid reimbursement. Died
HB 1280 establishing a committee to study all sources of grant funding received by the state. Died
HB 1281 establishing a committee to study the effectiveness of the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1282 establishing a committee to study the reasons why the economically disadvantaged are relocating to rural communities. Died
HB 1283 relative to sheep and goat identification requirements. Became Law
HB 1284-FN-A increasing the appropriation to the firemen's relief fund. Interim Study
HB 1285 relative to adoption. Became Law
HB 1286 authorizing the secretary of state to initiate recounts. Died
HB 1287 requiring legislative approval of any rules proposed by the state board of education. Died
HB 1288 requiring an audit of federal funds received by the department of education. Died
HB 1289 relative to Pennichuck Brook and its watershed. Died
HB 1290 requiring the attorney general to enforce city and town charters and to prosecute suspected violations of city and town charters. Died
HB 1291 relative to automobile insurance coverage for drivers in the same household as the policyholder. Died
HB 1292 relative to the application of the capital murder statute. Died
HB 1293 establishing a procedure for towns to change county affiliation. Died
HB 1294 relative to antique snowmobiles. Became Law
HB 1295 AN ACT relative to notice brake shift interlock and key positions by automobile dealers to consumers. Became Law
HB 1296 relative to the voluntary scrapie flock certification program. Became Law
HB 1297 relative to requirements for a motor vehicle dealer license. Died
HB 1298 establishing a study committee to evaluate disciplinary procedures of the board of medicine. Died
HB 1299 establishing a medical malpractice insurance study commission. Died
HB 1301-LOCAL relative to the purchase of conservation, preservation, and agricultural preservation restrictions. Interim Study
HB 1302 relative to hunting in the town of Bow. Died
HB 1303-FN requiring sex offenders to renew their drivers' licenses annually. Interim Study
HB 1304-FN relative to the scope of registration of lobbyists and statements of lobbying activities. Interim Study
HB 1305-LOCAL authorizing cities to adopt certain bylaws and ordinances relative to businesses obtaining city permits. Became Law
HB 1306 relative to threats made by pupils against a school. Died
HB 1307 relative to application requirements for motor vehicle recycling yard licenses. Became Law
HB 1308 establishing a commission to study revising the New Hampshire special education statutes. Died
HB 1309 relative to commercial driver licenses when the license holder fails a drug or alcohol test. Died
HB 1310 relative to strikes by public employees. Died
HB 1311-FN-A relative to the electronic filing of reports and applications with the secretary of state. Died
HB 1312 clarifying the definition of gift as it applies to elected officials. Died
HB 1313 naming a bridge between the towns of Newfields and Stratham the United States Submarine Veterans of World War II Memorial Bridge. Became Law
HB 1314 relative to an adult roles and responsibilities curriculum. Died
HB 1315 AN ACT relative to the definition and classification of dams, the acceptance of Jericho Lake dam and dike in Berlin, the fish and game department's acquisition of property rights to Big Brook Bog dam in Pittsburg, and the study of potential sources of funding for the repair and maintenance of dams by the state. Became Law
HB 1316 exempting records of the National Animal Identification System from the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1317 relative to the control or eradication of exotic aquatic weeds and requiring a review by the department of agriculture, markets, and food, the department of environmental services, the fish and game department, and the department of resources and economic development, evaluating the current permitting process for special permits for aquatic applications of pesticides to control or eradicate exotic aquatic weeds and making recommendations to improve the process. Became Law
HB 1318 relative to prohibiting services for illegal immigrants. Died
HB 1319-FN-A decreasing the rate of the tobacco tax. Died
HB 1320 relative to penalties for planning and zoning violations. Became Law
HB 1321 relative to qualifications for police chiefs in towns with populations of more than 3,000. Died
HB 1322 relative to the establishment of allodial rights. Died
HB 1323 relative to the statement of purpose in the statewide education improvement and assessment program. Died
HB 1324 relative to the commission to study the state park system. Became Law
HB 1325 relative to state regulation of martial arts schools. Interim Study
HB 1326 relative to donation of compensation by members of the general court. Died
HB 1327 requiring a vote by the tenants who are owners of manufactured housing park units prior to purchase of the manufactured housing park by the tenant or tenants' association. Died
HB 1328-FN relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
HB 1329-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the provision allowing operators to retain 3 percent of meals and rooms taxes collected. Died
HB 1330 clarifying the laws relative to municipal enrollment in the National Flood Insurance Program and relative to adopting flood insurance rate map amendments. Became Law
HB 1331 AN ACT relative to the New Hampshire Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1332 establishing a commission to study health care in New Hampshire correctional facilities. Died
HB 1333 relative to solid waste reduction goals. Died
HB 1334 establishing a committee to study the effect on the unemployment compensation trust fund of employers with negative balance separate accounts. Died
HB 1335 relative to the authority of law enforcement officers during a state of emergency. Became Law
HB 1336 relative to administrators of estates. Died
HB 1337 establishing the amusement ride safety advisory board. Became Law
HB 1338 relative to medical malpractice insurance rates. Died
HB 1339 relative to voting procedures for local land use boards. Died
HB 1340 relative to reference to "United States citizen" in the New Hampshire statutes. Died
HB 1341 relative to the use of land for hunting. Died
HB 1342 relative to the development of land and cutting of trees on land surrounding burial grounds and cemeteries. Died
HB 1343 AN ACT relative to the duties of the council on resources and development, and making bonded appropriations to the department of environmental services and the New Hampshire veterans’ home. Became Law
HB 1344 relative to a certain highway project in Merrimack. Interim Study
HB 1345 establishing a commission to study community relations between the town of Plymouth and Plymouth state university. Died
HB 1346 requiring certain persons to keep the contents of prescriptions confidential. Became Law
HB 1347 relative to licensure, registration, or certification of regulated professions. Interim Study
HB 1348 requiring hunters to wear hunter orange. Died
HB 1349 relative to costs of personnel and rates for equipment use in hazardous waste incidents. Became Law
HB 1351 relative to the rulemaking process. Became Law
HB 1352 relative to the placement of regional electronic toll collection system transponder readers. Died
HB 1353 relative to addresses on motor vehicle registrations. Interim Study
HB 1354 relative to physical force in defense of a person. Died
HB 1355 permitting the use of certain campers or recreational vehicles in manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1356 relative to on-board diagnostic system inspections. Became Law
HB 1357 relative to the legislative facilities committee. Became Law
HB 1358 establishing an investigatory commission for unethical conduct in state government. Died
HB 1359-FN establishing a committee to study case management responsibility for certain elderly and adult services. Died
HB 1360-FN-LOCAL relative to law enforcement accounts in the regional electronic toll collection system. Died
HB 1361 relative to the penalty for shoplifting. Became Law
HB 1362 relative to permitting audio and video recording on school buses. Became Law
HB 1363 relative to financial statements used to determine child support obligations. Died
HB 1364 establishing a commission to study the best use and possible transfer of certain state-owned land in the town of Brentwood. Died
HB 1365 relative to public pooled risk management. Died
HB 1366 relative to a planning board's authority to require public access to open space as a condition of subdivision approval. Died
HB 1367 prohibiting vehicle number plate covers that obscure the plate numbers. Died
HB 1368 requiring elementary school instruction in proverbs. Died
HB 1369 relative to the posting of signs restricting the bearing of arms. Died
HB 1370 transferring certain surplus moneys to the revenue stabilization reserve account. Became Law
HB 1371 relative to requiring approval for extended absences for elected county officers. Died
HB 1372 establishing a committee to study affordable and accessible health care services for all uninsured citizens of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1373 establishing a commission to study ways to encourage the proper recycling and disposal of grease trap wastes and to determine ways to develop additional disposal capacity. Became Law
HB 1374 establishing a committee to require personal information holders to disclose a security breach. Interim Study
HB 1376 relative to the duties of the legislative oversight committee on electric utility restructuring. Died
HB 1377 relative to certain mandatory minimum sentences. Became Law
HB 1378 establishing a committee to study the financial implications on local school districts when special education students attend charter schools. Died
HB 1379 relative to the investment of trust funds. Died
HB 1380 establishing the New Hampshire forensic science oversight commission. Died
HB 1381 requiring the department of environmental services to do a criminal background check on any applicant for a permit. Died
HB 1382 regulating the disclosure of personal information. Died
HB 1383-LOCAL defining deconstruction for purposes of solid waste management. Died
HB 1384 relative to standardizing the format for special education budgets. Interim Study
HB 1385 relative to nomination papers and the definition of "party." Died
HB 1386 relative to exceptions to the prohibition on carrying and selling knives. Became Law
HB 1387 relative to emergency management powers of the governor concerning medical and health care professionals from other jurisdictions. Died
HB 1388 relative to tenant security deposits and termination of tenancy. Died
HB 1389 relative to firearms in locked vehicles. Died
HB 1390 relative to official oppression. Died
HB 1391 relative to the default budget in official ballot towns. Died
HB 1392 relative to school budget committee membership. Died
HB 1393 requiring horse owners to inoculate horses against eastern equine encephalitis. Died
HB 1394 relative to determination of value of property in current use. Became Law
HB 1395 relative to public drinking water protection. Interim Study
HB 1396 relative to competency of juvenile offenders. Died
HB 1397 prohibiting an agency from adopting rules over the objection of the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 1398 relative to titles for motor vehicles of a certain age. Died
HB 1399 relative to the compensation paid to directors or officers of a charitable trust. Died
HB 1401 exempting certain all terrain vehicle (ATV) and trail bike trail criteria from the change in use designation of rail trails. Died
HB 1402 AN ACT establishing the standard of care for certain individuals or nonprofit entities in constructing, maintaining, or improving trails for public recreational use. Became Law
HB 1403 relative to explanations of proposed constitutional amendments appearing on the ballot. Died
HB 1404 relative to breach of security of computerized personal information. Died
HB 1405 relative to the schedule for adoption, revision, and amendment of municipal charters. Interim Study
HB 1406-FN adding to the penalty provisions of the controlled drug act and relative to fines for violations of the controlled drug act. Interim Study
HB 1407-FN-A relative to funding exotic aquatic weeds eradication and control. Became Law
HB 1408-FN allowing reserve and national guard members returning to New Hampshire after full-time active duty to take courses tuition free at any community-technical institute or college. Died
HB 1409-FN relative to organ and tissue donation. Died
HB 1410-FN-LOCAL relative to the cost to counties of convicted inmates awaiting sentencing in a county correctional facility. Died
HB 1411-FN reducing certain fines for motor vehicle violations and repealing the surcharge on entry fees for small claims actions and the district court mediation fund. Died
HB 1412 establishing a remedy for failing to file a copy of the annual town report with the department of education. Died
HB 1413-FN relative to daylight saving time. Died
HB 1414-FN relative to the protection of personal information by mandatory notice of security breach. Died
HB 1415-FN-A establishing the office of corrections ombudsman. Interim Study
HB 1416-FN-A relative to the promotion, acquisition, and retention of a large animal veterinarian in the north country, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1417-FN establishing gold star number plates and relative to special number plates for veterans. Became Law
HB 1418-FN relative to road toll refunds. Became Law
HB 1419-FN relative to mediation in divorce proceedings. Became Law
HB 1420-FN prohibiting remote control and Internet hunting and relative to exceptions to the prohibitions on the sale of firearms to minors and the furnishing of arms to persons under 16. Became Law
HB 1421-FN relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Interim Study
HB 1422-FN relative to the death penalty. Died
HB 1423-FN relative to prorating the initial registration fee for off highway recreational vehicles. Died
HB 1424 relative to persons permitted to attend child abuse and neglect hearings. Became Law
HB 1425 establishing a commission to study the efficacy of current laws in reducing exposure of children to lead hazards. Died
HB 1426 granting a right-of-way over state-owned land. Became Law
HB 1427 relative to guiding principles for developmentally disabled services. Became Law
HB 1428 relative to the duties of the advisory committee on the education of children/students with disabilities. Died
HB 1429 relative to municipal exemptions for hazardous waste cleanup liability and preventing the exemption of privately-owned landfills and ancillary facilities from property taxes. Became Law
HB 1430 allowing cities, towns, and counties to adopt an October 1 fiscal year. Died
HB 1431 relative to air permit applications. Died
HB 1432 establishing a commission on special education funding. Died
HB 1433 establishing a moratorium on the incineration of construction and demolition waste. Became Law
HB 1434 establishing a study committee to investigate municipal tax exemptions for nursing homes. Died
HB 1435 relative to the emergency plan for service animals and establishing a commission to study the evacuation and housing of animals during an emergency. Became Law
HB 1436-LOCAL authorizing municipal and county biennial budgets for a 24-month period. Became Law
HB 1437 establishing a committee to study the effects of current state and federal laws on illegal drugs and the possession and use of such drugs. Died
HB 1438-FN relative to mandatory recycling of solid waste. Died
HB 1439 relative to petitioned zoning ordinance amendments. Interim Study
HB 1440 prohibiting the sale of certain pets. Died
HB 1441 relative to the procedure for amending a minicipal charter. Died
HB 1442 relative to identifying legislative enactments as public policy. Died
HB 1443 relative to priorities for development of all terrain (ATV) and trail bike trails. Died
HB 1444 relative to definitions under the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 1445 relative to including "none of the above" on official ballot budgetary questions. Died
HB 1446 requiring the department of resources and economic development to prepare and submit a management and financial plan to the general court and the public prior to the opening of the Berlin regional ATV park. Died
HB 1447 requiring a New Hampshire bank to credit a customer's account within 24 hours of notification that a check is good. Died
HB 1448 relative to the applicability of drivers’ license revocations for drugs or alcohol involvement and relative to the medical/vision advisory board. Became Law
HB 1449-FN-LOCAL requiring a reduced property assessment when a building is damaged. Died
HB 1451-FN-LOCAL requiring a prorated assessment of new construction in the year completed. Died
HB 1452-FN requiring insurance coverage for the cost of testing for bone marrow donation. Became Law
HB 1453-FN relative to fireworks. Died
HB 1454-FN relative to delivery sales of cigarettes. Died
HB 1455-FN-A relative to the disposal of video display devices. Became Law
HB 1456-FN relative to licensure of septic system inspectors. Died
HB 1457-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an electricity transmission utility property tax. Died
HB 1458-FN relative to the regulation of landscape architects. Became Law
HB 1459-FN-A AN ACT making an appropriation to the department of regional community-technical colleges for tuition maintenance; authorizing the temporary use of the department of regional community-technical colleges nonlapsing account for tuition maintenance; and authorizing the use of the department of regional community-technical colleges' nonlapsing account for construction of a health education center nursing wing at the New Hampshire technical institute of Concord. Became Law
HB 1460-FN-A establishing a deduction against the business profits tax. Died
HB 1461 AN ACT establishing a task force to study Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). Became Law
HB 1462-FN-LOCAL placing a temporary moratorium on the issue of certain water permits. Died
HB 1463-FN relative to boating and water safety. Became Law
HB 1464-FN-A-LOCAL relative to mosquito control, establishing a mosquito control fund, making an appropriation therefor, and relative to a public health response to arbovirus. Became Law
HB 1465-FN relative to food stamp overpayments. Became Law
HB 1466-FN relative to registration of slow-moving vehicles. Interim Study
HB 1467-FN requiring the registration of drug offenders. Died
HB 1468-FN-LOCAL relative to Reservoir Road in the town of Deering and Lyme Road in the town of Hanover. Became Law
HB 1469-FN requiring hospitals to make the price of certain common procedures available to the public. Died
HB 1470 relative to overweight vehicle permit fees. Became Law
HB 1471-FN repealing the statutes relative to regional highway conferences. Became Law
HB 1472-FN-A establishing a home energy assistance program in the department of health and human services and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1473-FN-A temporarily reducing the road toll. Died
HB 1474-FN AN ACT relative to unemployment compensation contribution rates and benefits and establishing a commission to investigate the feasibility of merging the department of employment security into the department of labor. Became Law
HB 1476 relative to electronic tracking and monitoring of sexual offenders. Interim Study
HB 1477 implementing the federal Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004. Became Law
HB 1478 relative to penalties for employers who give false or incomplete required information about employees to the department of employment security and establishing an amnesty period for certain unpaid contributions. Became Law
HB 1479 relative to debris and solid waste removal at manufactured housing parks. Died
HB 1480 amending the provisions relative to registration of criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 1481 establishing a moratorium period for lobbying by certain state officers. Interim Study
HB 1482 relative to false information provided in connection with registering a motor vehicle belonging to a foreign national. Died
HB 1483 authorizing vehicle licensing, title, and registration recovery fees by motor vehicle rental companies. Died
HB 1484 relative to including motorcycle and tractor-trailer safety in driver education courses. Became Law
HB 1485 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of forming self-insurance groups for medical malpractice. Died
HB 1486 relative to the definition of "moped." Died
HB 1487 relative to marriage licenses. Became Law
HB 1488 establishing a committee to study regulation of employers self-insured group health plans. Died
HB 1489 relative to school emergency response plans. Died
HB 1490 relative to procedures on ethics violations by legislators. Died
HB 1491 AN ACT extending certain deadlines relative to the Great Bay Estuary Commission and the Estuary Alliance for Sewage Treatment and establishing a commission to study the publicly owned treatment plant needs of New Hampshire and state laboratory water tests and fees. Became Law
HB 1492 granting immunity from liability to pharmacists who refuse to dispense an emergency contraceptive pill without a prescription. Died
HB 1493 declaring that groundwater is part of the public trust. Interim Study
HB 1494 relative to public use of groundwater. Died
HB 1495 relative to setback requirements for landfills located near rivers. Died
HB 1496 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
HB 1497-LOCAL relative to certification by a superintendent regarding statistical reports. Became Law
HB 1498 establishing a risk management unit within the department of administrative services and relative to the rulemaking authority of the department of administrative services. Became Law
HB 1499 relative to the oversight committee on health and human services. Died
HB 1501 making various changes to the lottery commission. Died
HB 1502 relative to the use of surplus funds in the education trust fund. Died
HB 1503 relative to financial programs administered by the postsecondary education commission. Became Law
HB 1504-LOCAL establishing a committee to study reimbursing towns for emergency services on interstate highways. Died
HB 1505 relative to private actions under the consumer protection act. Died
HB 1506 requiring children 12 years of age or under to wear personal flotation devices. Died
HB 1507 requiring the department of environmental services to report on and make recommendations on global warming issues in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1508 relative to acceptance of applications by planning boards. Became Law
HB 1509 relative to campaign expenditure and contribution limitations. Died
HB 1510 relative to leave of absences to serve as a legislator. Died
HB 1511 relative to business replacement costs resulting from government program displacement. Interim Study
HB 1512 establishing a committee to study volunteer activity related to transportation. Died
HB 1513 requiring legislative approval for changes to the purpose of a special corporation. Died
HB 1514-FN-A relative to the business enterprise tax credit allowed against the business profits tax. Died
HB 1515-FN-A increasing the tobacco tax and dedicating certain tobacco tax revenues to the tobacco use prevention fund. Died
HB 1516 relative to the modification and enforcement of child support orders. Died
HB 1517-FN relative to membership on the board of medicine and the medical review subcommittee. Became Law
HB 1518 relative to the joint board of a school administrative unit. Died
HB 1519 relative to all-terrain vehicle and trail bike trails. Died
HB 1520 requiring certain information in the financial reports of counties. Died
HB 1521 relative to the membership of the juvenile parole board. Became Law
HB 1522 relative to extended authority for law enforcement assistance. Died
HB 1523 relative to certain rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services. Died
HB 1524 relative to regulation of dog training by the fish and game department. Died
HB 1525 relative to the safety of school bus stops. Died
HB 1526 relative to the composition of the medical review subcommittee of the medical review board. Became Law
HB 1527 allowing municipalities to establish local community services and care planning boards. Died
HB 1528 establishing a committee to study the adequacy of consumer protection laws in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1529 establishing a committee to study the implentation and use of growth management ordinances. Died
HB 1530 naming the road to the supreme court and the administrative office of the courts Charles Doe Drive and naming the campus of the supreme court and the administrative office of the courts Charles Doe Place. Became Law
HB 1531 establishing a commission to study implementing the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) program. Died
HB 1532 revising the special education statutes. Interim Study
HB 1533 relative to services provided by manufacturers and distributors of beer to beer retailers. Died
HB 1534 relative to maintaining construction and demolition debris as a solid waste. Died
HB 1535 relative to best available control technology rules. Died
HB 1536 relative to bonds required from persons excavating or disturbing certain highways. Became Law
HB 1537 relative to the procedure for resolving disputes regarding construction defects between homeowners and contractors. Died
HB 1538 relative to penalties for toll evasions. Died
HB 1539 establishing a committee to study the shortage in speech language services and the criteria for certification as a speech language specialist. Died
HB 1540 establishing a committee to study implementation of the regional electronic toll collection system. Died
HB 1541 requiring applicants for large groundwater withdrawal permits to comply with local ordinances. Died
HB 1542 relative to responsible drug advertising. Died
HB 1543 relative to protections for temporary workers. Interim Study
HB 1544 establishing a committee to study the propriety of a university of New Hampshire employee working in and being paid by the governor's office. Died
HB 1545 requiring mediation as part of participation in a juvenile diversion program. Died
HB 1546 relative to patient information. Became Law
HB 1547 clarifying what constitutes physical presence for purposes of establishing domicile under the election laws. Interim Study
HB 1548 relative to termination of tenancy. Died
HB 1549 excluding certain acts based on bona fide economic and public safety considerations from the prohibition against age discrimination in public accommodations. Interim Study
HB 1551 establishing a committee to study incentives for reducing consumer solid waste for disposal in landfills and incinerators. Interim Study
HB 1552 relative to the authority of land surveyors to enter onto land to make surveys. Died
HB 1553 relative to electioneering. Interim Study
HB 1554 relative to the amount paid for property in eminent domain. Interim Study
HB 1555 establishing a commission to investigate cost drivers in providing health care. Died
HB 1556 relative to the disclosure of certain financial documents filed with the probate court. Died
HB 1557 establishing guidelines for leaving children home alone and establishing babysitter age guidelines. Died
HB 1558 relative to regulation of smoking by cities and towns. Died
HB 1559 relative to training requirements for barbers, cosmetologists, manicurists, and estheticians. Died
HB 1560 shortening the enforcement period for a restraining order against one's spouse. Died
HB 1561 relative to equal treatment for fathers in the determination of parental rights and responsibilities. Died
HB 1562 relative to fertility insurance coverage for out-of-state coverage holders who are living in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1563 establishing a committee to study immigration. Died
HB 1564 prohibiting mandatory tip charges for small parties. Died
HB 1565 relative to evictions in cases involving incidents of domestic violence. Died
HB 1566 relative to the definitions of resident for motor vehicle law purposes and domicile for voting purposes and relative to vehicle registration and driver’s license requirements. Died
HB 1567 relative to removing names from the checklist. Became Law
HB 1568 establishing a committee to study the siting and construction of commercial wind energy facilities. Died
HB 1569 relative to trust protectors, trust advisors, and directed trusts. Interim Study
HB 1570 relative to health insurance coverage for part-time college students. Died
HB 1571 relative to reports of legislative standing committees on environmental legislation and relative to the adoption of rules concerning environmental regulation. Died
HB 1572 establishing a commission to study the mission and organization of the fish and game department. Died
HB 1573 establishing a committee to study the scheduling and conduct of state construction projects. Died
HB 1574 AN ACT relative to membership on the public employees deferred compensation commission and relative to criminal penalties for certain securities violations. Became Law
HB 1576 implementing a voluntary Meth Watch program in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1577 relative to the eligibility of persons with nontraditional domicile to vote. Died
HB 1578 to provide enhanced awareness of and education on methamphetamine to the citizens of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1579 relative to membership of the air resources council. Became Law
HB 1580 relative to the child support formula. Died
HB 1581 relative to drivers' licenses issued to persons under the age of 21. Became Law
HB 1582 prohibiting New Hampshire from participating in a national identification card system. Died
HB 1583 relative to grounds for modification of parental rights and responsibilities. Became Law
HB 1584 relative to cemetery setbacks and septic systems. Became Law
HB 1585 relative to enforcement of orders regarding parenting plans. Became Law
HB 1586 prohibiting enforcement of support orders for college or other postsecondary education expenses. Interim Study
HB 1587 establishing a committee to study the use of electronic traffic monitoring systems. Died
HB 1588 relative to unemployment compensation requirements for governmental and non-profit employers. Became Law
HB 1589 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of using certain state-owned buildings as transition housing for 17-year olds and 18-year olds who are ready to leave foster care or the youth development center. Died
HB 1590-FN relative to the pari-mutuel commission. Became Law
HB 1591-FN-A requiring tobacco tax revenue attributable to tobacco sales to minors and tobacco consumption by minors to be deposited in the tobacco use prevention fund for youth tobacco use prevention programs and purposes. Died
HB 1592-FN making certain changes in the insurance laws. Died
HB 1593-FN-LOCAL relative to the construction of high school athletic fields in the town of Bedford. Became Law
HB 1594-FN relative to eligibility of an owner of a dog or cat to participate in the animal population control program. Died
HB 1595-FN relative to certification of electronic systems technicians by the electricians’ board. Died
HB 1596-FN relative to eminent domain compensation. Interim Study
HB 1597-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal obligations for indigent medical expenses. Died
HB 1598-FN relative to publication of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated. Died
HB 1599-FN-A-LOCAL reducing the rate of the business profits tax and repealing the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 1601-FN-LOCAL relative to the funding of catastrophic special education aid and making an appropriation to the department of education to support the Laurent Clerc Academy. Interim Study
HB 1602-FN eliminating the reduction of a New Hampshire retirement system annuity at age 65. Died
HB 1603-FN relative to administration and enforcement by the division of forests and lands over forest resources and timber harvesting. Died
HB 1604-FN-A-LOCAL establishing business tax credits for employer-sponsored shared commuting costs. Died
HB 1605-FN relative to transfers from prepaid fish and game license fund. Became Law
HB 1606-FN relative to coupons and rebates used to purchase alcohol. Died
HB 1607-FN relative to reckless endangerment of roadway workers. Died
HB 1608-FN-A making appropriations to reimburse certain health and human services providers for the increased cost of utilities, heating, and mileage. Died
HB 1609-FN requiring a pilot project to estimate future water needs and availability. Became Law
HB 1610-FN relative to a determination of incompetence under the CHINS statute. Interim Study
HB 1611-FN relative to reimbursement for personal care services. Became Law
HB 1612-FN relative to the use of lottery revenue as purses for horse and dog racing. Became Law
HB 1613-FN-LOCAL relative to polling place arrangement and accessibility. Died
HB 1614-FN-LOCAL relative to bonding requirements for certain roads. Died
HB 1615-FN-A establishing a fund for improvement of the state veterans cemetery. Interim Study
HB 1616-FN establishing a performance measurement system for state agencies. Interim Study
HB 1617-FN-LOCAL relative to the Franklin school district. Died
HB 1618-FN-A relative to net operating loss deductions under the business profits tax. Died
HB 1619-FN relative to a certain toll plaza in Merrimack. Died
HB 1620-FN relative to hunting restrictions of certain convicted felons. Died
HB 1621-FN prohibiting the overpricing of commodities during a declared state of emergency or a market emergency. Interim Study
HB 1622-FN relative to the state recycling program. Interim Study
HB 1623-FN relative to harm or threats to public officials. Died
HB 1624-FN relative to boat noise. Became Law
HB 1625 establishing penalties for guardians ad litem who fail to file reports. Became Law
HB 1626-FN-A AN ACT relative to appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state and establishing a quality early learning opportunity initiative and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1627 relative to the assessment of open space land. Died
HB 1628 relative to expenses of operating bingo games. Died
HB 1629-FN-LOCAL relative to property revaluation schedules in towns and cities and review by the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 1630-LOCAL relative to land use change taxes imposed for certain road construction on rights-of-way. Became Law
HB 1631-FN-LOCAL relative to property taxation of certain property of the Appalachian Mountain Club. Died
HB 1632 relative to qualifications for the elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 1633-FN relative to membership, eligibility, and financing of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 1634-FN making technical changes to the law governing the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 1635-FN-LOCAL relative to direct recall elections. Died
HB 1636-FN relative to appeals from class A misdemeanor sentences imposed by the district courts. Became Law
HB 1637-FN-LOCAL reducing the rate of the timber tax. Died
HB 1638-FN-A reducing the rate of the communications services tax. Died
HB 1639-FN prohibiting the confiscation of lawfully owned and lawfully carried firearms during a state of emergency. Died
HB 1640-FN-LOCAL requiring school boards to disclose the financial costs of contracts to the voters. Died
HB 1641-FN establishing a common law court. Died
HB 1642-FN relative to criminal penalties and forfeiture for activities in support of illegal immigration. Died
HB 1643-FN relative to enhanced penalties for committing an assault in the presence of a minor. Died
HB 1644-FN relative to funding the fuel assistance program in the office of energy and planning and requiring a one-time reduction in the rate of the statewide enhanced education tax and making appropriations therefor. Died
HB 1645-FN relative to fireworks display permits, the position of permissible fireworks inspector, and the sale of permissible fireworks. Interim Study
HB 1646-FN relative to the use of a leashed tracking dog in the recovery of a wounded deer, moose, or bear. Became Law
HB 1647-FN relative to lowering the legal drinking age for members of the armed forces. Died
HB 1648-FN relative to legal residency and financial liability for children in certain residential placements. Became Law
HB 1649-FN including "unborn child" in the definition of "another" for the purpose of first and second degree murder, manslaughter, and negligent homicide. Died
HB 1651-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the statewide enhanced education tax. Died
HB 1652-FN relative to certain insurance claims. Became Law
HB 1653-FN relative to handrails on stairways in public buildings. Died
HB 1654-FN relative to the probate court mediation fund and fee. Became Law
HB 1655-FN-A making rail system development a complement to the Interstate Route 93 highway expansion project. Died
HB 1656-FN-A establishing an electronic toll collection transponder inventory fund. Died
HB 1657 establishing a wildlife legacy initiative for gifts and donations for fish and wildlife conservation programs. Became Law
HB 1658 relative to authorizing agreements by the fish and game department with nonprofit partners for the purpose of accepting gifts, grants, bequests, or donations to further department goals. Became Law
HB 1659 relative to the use of certain small caliber firearms in taking wildlife. Became Law
HB 1660-FN regulating identity theft. Became Law
HB 1661-FN relative to the practice of real estate sales and eliminating the real estate commission. Died
HB 1662-FN establishing the crime of peonage. Became Law
HB 1663-FN-LOCAL relative to the licensing fee for motor vehicle recycling yards. Became Law
HB 1664-FN relative to nondriver identification cards. Died
HB 1665-FN creating an offense for the injury of another resulting in miscarriage or stillbirth. Died
HB 1666-FN-A authorizing a memorandum of understanding between state and local law enforcement and the United States Department of Homeland Security regarding immigration enforcement and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1667-FN establishing penalties for methamphetamine manufacturing and possession of substances with intent to manufacture methamphetamine. Became Law
HB 1668 relative to providing bank account balance information. Died
HB 1669-FN-LOCAL increasing the penalties for littering. Died
HB 1670-FN relative to membership on certain professional regulatory boards. Died
HB 1671-FN relative to the regulation of dentists and dental hygienists by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
HB 1672-FN relative to a registry for founded cases of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of incapacitated adults, relative to certain background checks, and establishing a task force relative to central registries. Became Law
HB 1673-FN relative to the reduction of mercury emissions. Became Law
HB 1674-FN requiring emergency care providers to report information on certain sexual assault crimes to law enforcement officials. Died
HB 1676-FN relative to misdemeanor jury trials. Died
HB 1677-FN relative to the annulment of the arrest record of a person found not guilty by a jury. Died
HB 1678-FN-A relative to state reimbursement of public safety expenditures made by the town of Plymouth on behalf of Plymouth state university. Died
HB 1679-FN-LOCAL relative to the property tax exemption for university system property. Became Law
HB 1680-FN requiring law enforcement and corrections officers to complete training in appropriate techniques for dealing with persons with mental health conditions. Interim Study
HB 1681-FN establishing the unused prescription drug program. Became Law
HB 1682 relative to parental notification of a parent or legal guardian of a child who has been provided with emergency contraception by a pharmacist. Died
HB 1683-FN establishing a homestead food license for residential, non-commercial kitchens. Became Law
HB 1684-FN establishing a commission to study the effects of leasing state-owned waterfront property and placing a moratorium on the leasing of state-owned waterfront property. Died
HB 1685-FN establishing a special needs scholarship program. Died
HB 1686-FN relative to the allocation of certain off highway recreational vehicle fees. Died
HB 1687 extending certain studies and adding a certain duty relative to pharmacy reimbursement. Became Law
HB 1688 prohibiting the use of gasoline-powered watercraft on Head's Pond in Hooksett. Became Law
HB 1689 relative to the New Hampshire-Vermont interstate waste compact. Died
HB 1690 relative to renewable energy. Died
HB 1691-FN establishing a geothermal assessment project. Died
HB 1692-FN establishing the New Hampshire sexual predators act. Became Law
HB 1693-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding an adequate education. Died
HB 1694-FN-LOCAL relative to a spending cap on municipal and school district budgets. Died
HB 1695 defining an adequate education and relative to calculating the cost of an adequate education and adequate education grants. Died
HB 1696-FN relative to the cremation of human remains. Became Law
HB 1697-FN AN ACT relative to certain state salaries; establishing the position of director of homeland security and emergency management in the department of safety; authorizing the commissioner of safety to reorganize certain divisions, responsibilities, and activities of the department; relative to appeals of reclassification of positions; relative to a study of the unclassified salary schedule; and relative to the registration of apprentices by the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
HB 1698-FN-A-LOCAL relative to determination of town's share on county taxes. Died
HB 1699-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a tax on fees charged by railroad companies for transiting of cargo over, under, or across railroad rights-of-way. Died
HB 1701-FN-A relative to boat fee agents of the department of safety, increasing the boat registration fee, and relative to the prevention of exotic aquatic weeds. Died
HB 1702-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire health access corporation, continually appropriating a special fund, and allowing the healthy kids corporation to cover adults. Died
HB 1703-FN requiring certain employers to report on the percentage of payroll which is being spent on health insurance premiums for employees. Died
HB 1704-FN-A establishing a health care fund, continually appropriating a special fund, and requiring certain employers to report certain information to the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1705-FN relative to limited driving privileges for certain persons whose licenses have been revoked or suspended. Died
HB 1706-FN requiring certain persons to have Transportation Security Administration training and certification to provide airport security support in emergency situations. Died
HB 1707-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a school choice certificate program. Died
HB 1708-FN relative to Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) eligibility for 2-parent families. Died
HB 1709-FN establishing an autism registry in the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 1710-FN-A AN ACT making an appropriation to the department of health and human services for home care providers. Became Law
HB 1711-FN relative to the regulation of fuel gas fitters. Became Law
HB 1712-FN-A making an appropriation for design and engineering costs for the expansion of the northern New Hampshire correctional facility and for the design, engineering, and construction of a minimum security building at the northern New Hampshire correctional facility. Died
HB 1713-FN restricting the over-the-counter sale of pseudeophedrine base and ephedrine base drugs and establishing commission to study the feasibility of an electronic tracking system for sales of pseudeophedrine base and ephedrine base drugs. Died
HB 1714-FN relative to an electronic controlled drug prescription monitoring program. Interim Study
HB 1715-FN relative to funding of the professional assistance program for dentists. Became Law
HB 1716-FN relative to state reimbursement for public safety expenditures made by towns on behalf of public higher education residence halls. Died
HB 1717-FN requiring certain direct care services in nursing homes. Died
HB 1718-FN requiring a written disclosure statement be provided to prospective nursing home facility clients. Became Law
HB 1719-FN defining human life as beginning at the moment of fertilization. Died
HB 1720-FN relative to notice of parent liability in CHINS proceedings. Became Law
HB 1721-FN relative to changes in the use of weighted caseload statistics in the calculation of the salaries of part-time district court justices. Interim Study
HB 1722-FN relative to the New Hampshire council on developmental disabilities. Became Law
HB 1723-FN relative to health care and health insurance data. Interim Study
HB 1724-FN AN ACT relative to compensation and benefits for reserve and national guard members who are state employees and amending certain capital appropriations to the adjutant general. Became Law
HB 1725-FN extending the pilot project relative to abuse and neglect hearings and relative to confidentiality in pilot project abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 1726-FN requiring the state to pay legal fees for certain supreme court justices. Died
HB 1727-FN-LOCAL relative to transfer or discharge of patients or residents in licensed facilities. Became Law
HB 1728-FN-LOCAL relative to time limits on eligibility for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Died
HB 1729-FN implementing a "good time" sentence reduction system for inmates in the state prison system. Interim Study
HB 1730-FN-LOCAL relative to long-term care program management and cost controls. Died
HB 1731-FN making pseudoephedrine products available only by prescription. Died
HB 1732-FN-A repealing the fund for the domestic violence grant program and relative to marriage license fees. Died
HB 1733-FN establishing a reporting system for court decisions relative to residential responsibility under parenting plans. Died
HB 1734-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a homestead exemption for seniors against the statewide enhanced education tax and a tax cap credit for seniors against local and state property taxes. Died
HB 1735-FN relative to awarding the state employees' health insurance plan. Became Law
HB 1736-FN-LOCAL relative to tuition payments made to charter schools. Died
HB 1737-FN-A establishing a beverage fee to be paid by beverage manufacturers and distributors. Died
HB 1738-FN prohibiting the use of surveillance devices to identify motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 1739-FN relative to body art practitioners. Died
HB 1740-FN-A making an appropriation to increase the hourly rate of pay for care providers for persons with developmental and acquired disabilities. Died
HB 1741-FN relative to reporting requirements concerning infections in hospitals. Became Law
HB 1742-FN relative to disclosing infections in hospitals and nursing homes. Died
HB 1743-FN relative to reimbursing towns for the operating expenses of certain railroad passenger facilities. Died
HB 1744-FN-A authorizing the pari-mutuel commission to regulate games of chance conducted by charitable organizations and relative to tournaments conducted by charitable organizations where chips have no monetary face value. Became Law
HB 1745-FN relative to methamphetamine-related crimes involving children and incapacitated adults. Became Law
HB 1746-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). Died
HB 1747-FN establishing a New Hampshire healthy tidal waters and shellfish protection program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1748 prohibiting candidates who did not get elected from serving as alternate members of the planning board or zoning board of adjustment. Died
HB 1749-FN relative to access to motor vehicle records by certain defense contractors. Became Law
HB 1751 relative to penalties for failure to have workers' compensation coverage. Died
HB 1752 requiring notice regarding the classifications of employee and independent contractor. Died
HB 1753 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for geoexchange energy systems. Died
HB 1754 relative to canteen privileges at veterans' clubs licensed by the liquor commission. Became Law
HB 1755 establishing a statutory property tax relief commission, and relative to information on property tax bills. Died
HB 1756 relative to alternative regulation of small incumbent local exchange carriers. Became Law
HB 1757 relative to taxation of renewable generation facilities. Died
HB 1758 classifying bio-oil, bio synthetic gas, and biodiesel as renewable energy sources and relative to taxation of renewable generation facilities. Became Law
HB 1759 relative to liens for labor and materials. Died
HB 1760 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax exemption for property using, manufacturing, or supplying bio-heat systems. Died
HB 1761 AN ACT relative to hold over tenants in vacation or recreational rental units and relative to lobbyist reporting requirements. Became Law
HB 1762 extending a committee and adding a certain duty relative to pharmacy reimbursement. Died
HB 1763 extending a committee and adding certain duties relative to pharmacy reimbursement. Became Law
HB 1764 relative to the committee to study medicaid reimbursement rates for pharmacy providers. Became Law
HB 1765-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding for disaster relief efforts in response to the October 2005 floods and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1766 relative to the duties of the state board of education concerning educating pupils on AIDS and venereal diseases. Died
HB 1767-FN-A authorizing the state acquisition of real estate destroyed in the October 2005 floods, establishing a commission to determine the appropriate use of the property, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1768-FN establishing a committee to study the effects of rescinding the charter of the New Hampshire Bar Association, and relative to the regulation of attorneys by the supreme court. Died
HB 1769 relative to insurance records required for market conduct purposes. Died
HB 1770 requiring the state to obtain a warrant for telephone and wireless telephone subscriber or customer information and billing records. Died
HB 2006 relative to the state 10-year transportation improvement plan, the exemption of highway projects from eminent domain, improvements on the FE Everett Turnpike/I-293 and certain segments of NH 101, a bridge crossing the Merrimack, and establishing a study committee. Became Law

House resolutions 19

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 10 urging increased consideration and preservation of local authority in international trade and investment agreements. Died
HR 11 urging the department of defense to establish a military presence on the New Hampshire seacoast to ensure a rapid response to any threat to domestic security. Died
HR 12 proclaiming the first week of each school year as "Dictionary Week. " Adopted by the House
HR 13 condemning the genocide in the Darfur region of the Sudan and calling upon the President, the State Department and Congress to unite the international community to end the genocide in Darfur. Adopted by the House
HR 14 A RESOLUTION supporting Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization. Adopted by the House
HR 15 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2005, 2006, and 2007. Died
HR 16 requesting that the New Hampshire congressional delegation support optional Social Security personal retirement accounts. Interim Study
HR 20 recognizing Mendon McDonald for his service as chairman of the state committee on aging. Died
HR 21 urging Congress to reimburse New Hampshire municipalities for the amounts granted in veterans' tax credits. Died
HR 22 urging Congress to promote and publicize the report to the Congress of the United States entitled "A Review of the Restrictions on Persons of Italian Ancestry During World War II." Adopted by the House
HR 23 memorializing State Representative Robert R. Barker of Campton. Adopted by the House
HR 24 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2006 and 2007. Adopted by the House
HR 25 condemning protests and disruptions of military funerals and memorial services. Adopted by the House
HR 26 memorializing State Representative Lee G. Slocum of Amherst. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 17

HCR 1 urging Congress to withdraw the United States from the United Nations. Died
HCR 2 declaring October 27 to be Boston Red Sox Day. Died
HCR 3 urging Congress to require the Department of Justice to conduct a review and release information to the public regarding mistreatment and restrictions placed on Italian-American citizens of the United States during World War II. Died
HCR 4 urging Congress to find that the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor lie within the state of New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 5 recognizing New Hampshire's ratification of the original Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
HCR 6 urging Congress to enact legislation to make English the official language of the United States. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 7 urging the United States Congress to establish a task force to review and revise the current drug policy. Died
HCR 8 urging the Congress of the United States to place a moratorium on new free trade agreements, to investigate and review current free trade agreements and policies of the United States, to investigate and review participation of the United States with international trade organizations and to ensure that such agreements, policies, and participation are in the best interests of the citizens of the state of New Hampshire and the United States. Died
HCR 9 commending the New Hampshire Fisher Cats on their championship. Died
HCR 10 recognizing February 8, 2006 as Scouting in New Hampshire day. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 establishing joint rules for committees of conference for the 2005 and 2006 sessions of the New Hampshire general court. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 20 a resolution commending the New Hampshire committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 21 urging the Department of Homeland Security to study New Hampshire's northern border and protection to our dam network. Died
HCR 22 relative to the right to pursue a livelihood in natural resources industries. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 23 a resolution urging the President to find it necessary to drawdown the strategic petroleum reserve. Died
HCR 24 a resolution supporting the increased production of renewable energy by the agricultural community. Died
HCR 25 urging the United States to withdraw funding for the United Nations if the United Nations adopts a resolution in violation of the United States Constitution. Died

Constitutional amendments 36

CACR 1 relating to taxation. Providing that the maximum increase in any budget bill in the state or its political subdivisions shall be limited by the rates of inflation and population growth unless overridden. Died
CACR 2 relating to the appointment of judges. Providing that judges shall be appointed to 5-year terms of office which may be renewed. Died
CACR 3 relating to state income tax revenue. Providing that all state income tax revenue shall be dedicated to the funding of public education. Died
CACR 4 relating to taxation. Providing that a 3/5 vote is required to pass a new tax or to increase a tax after it is levied. Died
CACR 5 relating to the size of the house of representatives and compensation of the legislature. Providing that the number of representatives be reduced to 100 and that compensation shall be an average daily wage of the citizens of the state. Died
CACR 6 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 7 relating to restricting the use of all funds deposited into the education trust fund to education funding. Providing that all funds deposited into the education trust fund shall be used exclusively for elementary and secondary education. Died
CACR 8 relating to the highway fund. Providing that the highway fund may be used for highways and intermodal transportation projects. Died
CACR 9 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. Died
CACR 10 relating to apportionment of representatives. Providing that the legislature apportion representative districts according to certain fixed standards. Died
CACR 11 relating to the compensation of the legislature. Providing that legislative members receive a payment for each day of legislative attendance and reimbursement for certain necessary expenses. Interim Study
CACR 12 relating to judicial conduct. Providing that the people of New Hampshire, in a manner established by law, shall be responsible for investigating and evaluating the conduct of members of the judicial branch. Died
CACR 13 relating to prohibiting an income tax. Providing that no tax on personal income shall be levied by the state of New Hampshire. Died
CACR 14 relating to tax money and religious schools or institutions. Providing that 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 15 relating to the use of certain revenues. Providing that revenues raised by a statewide property tax, income tax, or general sales tax be used exclusively to support local public schools. Died
CACR 16 relating to the definition and constitutionality of judicial and legislative acts. Providing that the supreme court shall determine the constitutionality of judicial acts and the legislature shall determine the constitutionality of legislative acts. Died
CACR 17 relating to the encouragement of literature. Providing that the importance of education to a prosperous and democratic society be considered when allocating the resources of the state. Died
CACR 18 relating to compensation for members of the general court. Providing that members of the general court shall receive $4,000 per biennium. Died
CACR 19 relating to representation in cities and towns whose population is equal to, or greater than, the minimum number of persons per house district. Providing that a city or town shall have at least one representative from the city or town if its population is equal to or greater than the apportionment figure for house districts. Died
CACR 20 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 21 relating to the term of office for governor. Providing that beginning with the 2010 general election, there shall be a 4-year term of office for governor. Died
CACR 30 RELATING TO: limits on the taking of private property. PROVIDING THAT: a person’s property shall not be taken by eminent domain if the taking is for private use. Passed both chambers, ratified by the voters
CACR 31 relating to the attorney general. Providing that the attorney general be elected for the same term as the governor. Died
CACR 32 relating to eminent domain. Providing that property can only be taken for public benefit other than increased tax revenues. Interim Study
CACR 33 relating to the number of members of the senate and senatorial districts. Providing that the senate shall consist of 30 members with 3 elected at large from each district and that senate districts shall conform to county boundaries. Died
CACR 34 relating to the definition of marriage. Providing that marriage between one man and one woman shall be the only legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this state. Died
CACR 35 relating to an automatic address of judges every 10 years. Providing that all judges shall be reviewed every 10 years by governor and council as if there has been an address for removal of the judge by both houses of the legislature. Died
CACR 36 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. Died
CACR 37 relating to the legislature. Providing that compensation shall be based on present value. Died
CACR 38 relating to funding for education. Providing that revenue from lotteries and games of chance may only be used for educational purposes. Died
CACR 39 relating to the administration of the supreme court. Providing that supreme court rules shall no longer have the force and effect of law. Died
CACR 40 relating to taking of property. Providing that property may not be taken for a public purpose, but only for a public use. Interim Study
CACR 41 relating to representative districts. Providing that representative districts shall be apportioned according to specified standards. Passed both chambers, ratified by the voters
CACR 42 relating to sessions of the legislature. Providing that the legislature meet biennially and only on weekday nights and weekends. Died
CACR 43 relating to the cost of education. Providing that the legislature shall determine and define the content, extent, and funding of education. Died
CACR 44 relating to limits on the taking of private property. Providing that a person's property shall not be taken by eminent domain if the taking is for private use. Died

Senate bills 400

SB 1 relative to preparation of 2006 state general election ballots. Died
SB 5 establishing a commission to study the state park system. Became Law
SB 6-FN relative to small group insurers. Died
SB 11-FN extending the local property tax exemption for wooden poles and conduits. Became Law
SB 12 relative to contracts with non-profit public academies. Died
SB 13 relative to placement and removal of political advertising. Died
SB 14 relative to special school district meetings to vote on tuition contracts. Died
SB 15-LOCAL relative to the approval process for tuition contracts with schools. Died
SB 16 establishing a pharmacy oversight committee. Died
SB 17 relative to the definition of educational institution for the purpose of higher education loans. Became Law
SB 18 relative to sales of tickets for pure lotteries by those not employed by the lottery commission. Died
SB 19 relative to qualifications to sell lottery, bingo and lucky 7 tickets. Became Law
SB 20-FN relative to an increase in lottery ticket prices. Became Law
SB 21 relative to voluntary mediated agreements in adoptions. Became Law
SB 22 authorizing Holden College to confer degrees and exempting certain teachers from additional certification requirements imposed by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Died
SB 23 relative to membership on the public water access advisory board. Became Law
SB 24 relative to disposition upon death of patient accounts in nursing homes. Became Law
SB 25-FN relative to the allocation of a portion of unrefunded road tolls to the dam maintenance fund. Died
SB 26 requiring identification to obtain a ballot. Died
SB 27-FN relative to an exemption from the annual inspection of health facilities. Died
SB 28 relative to confidentiality and workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 29 relative to processing absentee ballots. Died
SB 30 establishing the Collaborative Practice for Emergency Contraception Act. Became Law
SB 31 establishing a committee to study a recycling fee for automobiles. Died
SB 32-FN authorizing the department of safety to issue special amateur radio operator plates. Died
SB 33-FN requiring the department of health and human services to seek national accreditation. Died
SB 34-FN relative to reimbursement rates for child care. Died
SB 35-FN relative to the transfer of certain real property of the youth development center in Manchester for a charter school for children with autism. Died
SB 36-FN assessing a fee on all dogs and cats sold at retail that are not sexually sterilized, to be deposited in the companion animal neutering fund. Died
SB 37 relative to disclosure of expert testimony. Became Law
SB 38-FN relative to school building aid for certain receiving districts. Became Law
SB 39 relative to disinterment of dead bodies. Became Law
SB 40 permitting special school district meetings to be held in conjunction with the biennial election in certain school districts. Became Law
SB 41 relative to penalties for certain OHRV violations. Became Law
SB 42 establishing a pharmaceutical study committee to study direct purchasing of prescription medication by the state. Died
SB 43 relative to the administration of estates of persons presumed dead. Became Law
SB 44 establishing a study committee on student credit card debt and regulation of credit card solicitation on college campuses. Died
SB 45-LOCAL relative to the Hanover school district tax stabilization fund. Became Law
SB 46 relative to the duties of law enforcement officials upon receiving reports of missing adults. Became Law
SB 47 relative to the definition of "party" or "parties" for the apportionment of fault in civil litigation. Died
SB 48-FN prohibiting unlawful peering into the dwelling place of another. Died
SB 49-FN including multiple sclerosis in the catastrophic illness program. Became Law
SB 50 establishing a committee to study forming an independent board of psychology. Died
SB 51 relative to jurisdiction of the public utilities commission over rural electric cooperatives. Died
SB 52 establishing the state suggestion and extraordinary service award program. Became Law
SB 53-FN relative to increased funding for publication of certain materials by the department of environmental services. Became Law
SB 54 clarifying the role of a guardian ad litem in guardianship proceedings. Became Law
SB 55 relative to the New Hampshire film and television commission and state promotional initiatives. Became Law
SB 56 relative to penalties for eluding pursuit by a law enforcement officer. Died
SB 57 establishing a commission to study ways to alleviate medical malpractice premiums for high risk specialties. Became Law
SB 58-FN making certain changes in the workers' compensation law. Became Law
SB 59 relative to the general powers and duties of guardianship. Became Law
SB 60 clarifying probate court procedures in cases involving the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. Became Law
SB 61 relative to judges giving notice of intent to retire, and relative to retired status for judges and assignment of judicial referees. Became Law
SB 62-FN allowing court fees to be paid by credit card. Became Law
SB 63-FN-A establishing a court mediation fund to pay the costs of a mediation program in the district courts. Became Law
SB 64 establishing a committee to study small group health insurance plans. Died
SB 65 ratifying changes to the state building code adopted by the state building code review board. Became Law
SB 66 establishing a committee to study joint purchasing strategies for small business health insurance in New Hampshire and in northern New England. Became Law
SB 67 eliminating health status as a rating factor for small group health insurance. Died
SB 68 relative to certain costs for the development of a high school in the town of Bedford. Died
SB 69-LOCAL relative to certain insurance liens. Died
SB 70 relative to the powers of special corporations. Became Law
SB 71 relative to amending warrant articles in towns that have adopted the official ballot form of town meeting. Died
SB 72 relative to the licensing of public adjusters. Became Law
SB 73 relative to market conduct record retention and production. Became Law
SB 74 making certain technical changes in the insurance laws. Became Law
SB 75-FN relative to the statute of limitations for a civil actions based upon a sexual assault case. Became Law
SB 76 relative to the extension of restraining orders under the domestic violence protection act. Became Law
SB 77 relative to the review of proposed health care provider contracts. Became Law
SB 78 relative to payment of health care providers by health carriers. Became Law
SB 79 relative to the governance of the regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
SB 80 permitting the Emerald Lake village district to enact and enforce regulations to protect its public water supply and to have a health officer. Died
SB 81 providing recourse for homeowners in manufactured housing parks who are confronted with unjustifiable rent increases. Died
SB 82 requiring a course in civics for high school graduation. Died
SB 83 establishing a commission to study issues relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
SB 84 relative to live racing at licensed pari-mutuel facilities. Died
SB 85 relative to expenses of operating bingo games. Became Law
SB 86 permitting on-site samples and retail sales by liquor manufacturer licensees. Became Law
SB 87 relative to extension of tax liens by the department of revenue administration. Became Law
SB 88 relative to emergency medical transportation. Became Law
SB 89-FN relative to financing federally aided highway projects. Died
SB 90-FN-A-LOCAL relative to kindergarten construction aid. Became Law
SB 91-FN relative to an increase in the co-payment for participation in the animal population control program. Became Law
SB 92-FN relative to registering to vote. Died
SB 93-FN transferring the electricians' board to the department of safety. Became Law
SB 94-FN-A-LOCAL prohibiting the taxation of internet access and internet activities under the communications services tax and repealing the local property tax exemption for wooden poles and conduits. Died
SB 95-LOCAL relative to noise from motor vehicles. Died
SB 96-FN establishing Rotary Foundation special number plates. Died
SB 97-FN abolishing county departments of corrections and authorizing the department of corrections to contract with the counties to utilize former county correctional facilities as state facilities. Died
SB 98-FN relative to issuing duplicate registrations for off highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
SB 99-FN relative to the penalty for failure to file a property inventory form. Died
SB 100-FN allowing the president of the National Education Association-New Hampshire to remain a member of the state retirement system. Died
SB 101-FN relative to developmentally disabled services for persons under 21 years of age. Died
SB 102-FN limiting liability for failure to arrest persons under 21 years of age illegally transporting alcoholic beverages. Died
SB 103-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a committee to study alternatives for funding the operation and maintenance of state-owned dams and making an appropriation to the state dam maintenance fund. Died
SB 104-FN relative to the tax exemption for water and air pollution control facilities. Died
SB 105 granting the executive director of fish and game authority to promote hunting, fishing, and wildlife-related activities. Became Law
SB 106-FN making unauthorized recording in a motion picture theater a crime. Became Law
SB 107-FN relative to the tax on tobacco products other than cigarettes. Died
SB 108-FN relative to newborn screening tests and fees for newborn screening tests. Became Law
SB 109-FN relative to catastrophic special education funding. Died
SB 110-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire Rx plus program for prescription drugs. Interim Study
SB 111 relative to persons conducting securities broker-dealer and investment advisor businesses. Became Law
SB 112-FN establishing a committee to study viatical settlements. Became Law
SB 113-FN relative to the use of federal funds for technology improvements within the department of employment security. Became Law
SB 114-FN relative to licensing and certification responsibilities under the lead paint poisoning prevention and control program. Died
SB 115-FN relative to the transfer of responsibility for asbestos-related issues from the department of health and human services to the department of environmental services. Became Law
SB 116 relative to payment procedures for the utility property tax. Died
SB 117-FN relative to utility property tax appeals. Became Law
SB 118-FN repealing certain provisions of law regarding small group health insurance. Died
SB 119 establishing a committee to study exempting acute care rehabilitation from the nursing home moratorium. Died
SB 120 relative to the purchase of rail properties. Became Law
SB 121 relative to all terrain vehicle trails and relative to the regulation of off highway recreational vehicles by a political subdivision. Died
SB 122 relative to the procedure for approval of solid waste facilities. Died
SB 123 relative to the liability of pet shops for the sale of sick animals. Died
SB 124 relative to the regulation of real estate brokers by the real estate commission. Became Law
SB 125-FN repealing health status and geographic location as small group rating factors, clarifying certain other issues relating to small group insurance, and establishing a reinsurance mechanism. Became Law
SB 126 establishing a committee to study the appeals process in cases between landlords and tenants. Became Law
SB 127-FN relative to the regional community-technical college system's acquisition of the building currently leased from the Pease development authority. Died
SB 128-FN relative to the establishment of emissions reduction standards as required by the Clean Power Act. Died
SB 129-FN-A relative to establishing a fee on the importation of motor fuels to fund air quality mitigation and establishing a dedicated fund. Died
SB 130-FN relative to the "Nursing Home Residents Bill of Rights." Died
SB 131-FN establishing a school choice certificate program. Died
SB 132 relative to the board of marital mediator certification. Became Law
SB 133-FN relative to mooring permits. Died
SB 134 relative to medical decision making for those adults without capacity to make health care decisions for themselves and establishing procedures for Do Not Resuscitate Orders. Died
SB 135-FN relative to retirement system service and benefits for county corrections employees. Died
SB 136-LOCAL relative to curbside voting at polling places by persons with disabilities. Died
SB 137-FN-A relative to the Conway Branch railroad. Became Law
SB 138-LOCAL relative to motor vehicle liability for municipal workers. Became Law
SB 139 relative to admission into evidence of certain medical bills, reports, and records. Died
SB 140 relative to the acceptance of in-lieu payments for the restoration or creation of wetlands and the preservation of upland areas adjacent to wetland areas. Became Law
SB 141-LOCAL authorizing the establishment of certain reserve funds by the Gorham, Randolph, and Shelburne school districts. Became Law
SB 142 extending the reporting date of the commission to study issues relative to groundwater withdrawals. Became Law
SB 143 relative to the adoption and use of impact fees for public open space. Died
SB 144-FN relative to certified forensic counselors. Died
SB 145-FN establishing a medical/vision advisory board. Became Law
SB 146-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 to provide for additional staff in other New Hampshire Legal Assistance offices. Died
SB 147-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for local assistance. Died
SB 148 relative to motorcycle inspections and relative to electronic inspection information. Died
SB 149-FN-A relative to exemptions from the communications services tax. Died
SB 150-FN relative to application fees for certain bank incorporations. Became Law
SB 151-FN relative to issuance of dealer plates to bonded motor vehicle dealers. Died
SB 152-FN relative to audits by the department of revenue administration of enhanced 911 charges and relative to the confidentiality of information collected by the department of safety regarding the surcharge for enhanced 911 system. Became Law
SB 153-FN relative to the administration of a certain program and the production of geologic and other publications in electronic media format by the department of environmental services. Became Law
SB 154-FN relative to costs of criminal and motor vehicle records checks required for employment. Died
SB 155-FN prohibiting rafting of boats on lakes and ponds. Died
SB 156-FN relative to criminal trespass. Became Law
SB 157-FN relative to all terrain vehicles used for agricultural purposes. Interim Study
SB 158 relative to the disclosure of department of revenue administration records for purposes of assisting the state in the recovery of medical assistance. Died
SB 159 relative to verbal identification by public officials and employees. Died
SB 160 providing that the state board of education shall appoint the commissioner, deputy commissioner, and division directors of the department of education. Died
SB 161 relative to certain licenses issued by the liquor commission. Died
SB 162-FN-A increasing the appropriation to the firemen's relief fund. Died
SB 163-FN establishing the New Hampshire pharmaceutical assistance program. Became Law
SB 164-FN relative to the disposal of real property purchased with highway or turnpike funds. Became Law
SB 165-FN relative to the collection of tax debts from out-of-state debtors. Became Law
SB 166-FN relative to procedures for the forfeiture and sale of unstamped tobacco products. Died
SB 167 relative to extension of guardianship. Became Law
SB 168 relative to administration of estates. Became Law
SB 169 relative to access to confidential court records. Died
SB 170 revising the nurse practice act. Became Law
SB 171 establishing a committee to study HIV/AIDS service delivery. Became Law
SB 172 establishing a committee to study a medical fee schedule for workers' compensation. Interim Study
SB 173 relative to exceptions to licensure for electricians. Became Law
SB 174 relative to itemizing indirect collective bargaining costs on budget warrant articles. Died
SB 175 requiring insurance coverage for certified midwives. Became Law
SB 176 creating a public safety exception to a municipality's denial of an appropriation or budgetary item. Died
SB 177-FN prohibiting the sale of certain food and drinks in the public school cafeterias. Died
SB 178 designating a certain highway the Gold Star Mothers Highway. Became Law
SB 179 requiring hunters to report the death or injury of domestic animals. Became Law
SB 180-FN-A-LOCAL increasing certain motor vehicle registration fees and appropriating the funds for local government records management programs. Died
SB 181-FN-A making an appropriation to the postsecondary education commission for the purpose of the New Hampshire incentive program. Died
SB 182-FN relative to electronic issuance of warrants. Became Law
SB 183 authorizing licensed medical adult day program facilities to assist clients with medication. Died
SB 184-FN adopting the Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdictional Enforcement Act. Died
SB 185 relative to the possibility of reverter. Died
SB 186 allowing probate court judges and district court justices to sit on probate or district court cases. Became Law
SB 187 relative to allowing alternative certified hazardous waste coordinator programs. Became Law
SB 188 relative to the construction of buildings on properties without street frontage. Became Law
SB 189 authorizing the use of interest rate swap agreements and other similar agreements by the cities of Manchester and Nashua. Became Law
SB 190-LOCAL establishing a committee to study affordable housing in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 191-FN allowing retirement system members to make additional contributions to their accounts. Died
SB 192 relative to service in a war or conflict qualifying for the veterans' tax credit. Became Law
SB 193 relative to Occupational Safety and Health Administration Certification requirements for state contracts. Died
SB 194-FN-LOCAL relative to the use of domestic steel. Died
SB 195 relative to the effective date of the law requiring the elimination of certain substances from gasoline supplies and removing a certain requirement relative to opting out of the reformulated gasoline program. Died
SB 196 requiring a hearing when medical malpractice insurance rates change. Died
SB 197-FN relative to captive insurance companies and reciprocal insurers. Died
SB 198-FN relative to regulating home contractors. Died
SB 199 establishing exemptions from certain administrative requirements for the department of regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
SB 200-FN establishing the uniform athlete agents act. Became Law
SB 201 making technical corrections to certain environmental laws and the small business technical assistance program. Became Law
SB 202 relative to property taxable as utility property. Became Law
SB 203 relative to leases and contracts for buildings or lands owned by the fish and game department. Became Law
SB 204 relative to party columns on ballots. Died
SB 205 relative to private actions under the consumer protection act. Died
SB 206-FN establishing an executive branch ethics committee and recodifying RSA 15 relative to lobbyists, RSA 15-A relative to financial statements, and RSA 15-B relative to gifts, honorariums and expense reimbursements. Became Law
SB 207-FN relative to enhanced penalties for certain crimes against the elderly and persons with a physical or mental disability. Became Law
SB 208-FN relative to certification of driver education instructors. Became Law
SB 209-FN relative to licensing of money transmitters and check cashers. Interim Study
SB 210-FN relative to a declaratory judgment to adjudicate constitutional nexus. Died
SB 211-FN relative to pharmaceutical marketers. Interim Study
SB 212 relative to the railroad tax. Became Law
SB 213 authorizing the department of environmental services to adopt rules from the California Air Resources Board. Died
SB 214 relative to screening panels for medical injury claims. Became Law
SB 215-FN creating a committee to study alternatives for the disposal of construction and demolition debris. Became Law
SB 216 establishing a commission to study area agencies. Died
SB 217-FN relative to the use of lottery revenue as purses for horse and dog racing. Died
SB 218 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
SB 219-FN relative to examinations under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 220-FN-LOCAL relative to the payment of medical benefits costs for certain group II permanent firemen members injured in the performance of duty, and for disabled group II members of the retirement system. Died
SB 221 relative to obtaining a driver’s license and creating a violation for failure to pay a highway toll. Became Law
SB 222-FN relative to cumulative trauma under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 223-FN relative to licensing nondepository mortgage bankers and brokers. Became Law
SB 224 relative to the committee on judicial conduct. Became Law
SB 225-FN-A relative to horse and dog racing. Became Law
SB 226 relative to the regulation of snowmobiles and off highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
SB 227 naming a certain bridge in the town of Enfield the Henry P. Brown, M.D. Bridge, naming the White Mountains Attractions Building the Norman B. Fadden White Mountains Attractions Building, and naming a bridge in the town of Carroll the Kenneth B. Jordan Memorial Bridge. Became Law
SB 228-FN-A making an appropriation for emergency home heating assistance. Became Law
SB 229 relative to subsidizing malpractice premiums for certain specialties. Died
SB 230 relative to the qualifications and liability of the medical director responsible for utilization review under the managed care law. Died
SB 231 relative to the residency requirement to qualify for the elderly property tax exemption. Became Law
SB 232-FN-A making a capital appropriation to the department of health and human services for a dental facility in the town of Tamworth. Interim Study
SB 233 relative to motorcycle rider education. Became Law
SB 234 including the International Residential Code 2000 in the definition of the state building code. Became Law
SB 235 relative to food safety in restaurants. Died
SB 236 establishing an employment restriction on former board members of public corporations. Died
SB 237 relative to excessive overpricing of essential commodities during a declared state of emergency. Died
SB 238 relative to assistance to members of the general court provided by the legislative budget assistant. Died
SB 239 renaming the bridge located on Main Street in Enfield, New Hampshire and crossing the Mascoma River as the Enfield Women’s Memorial Bridge and naming the bridge located on Main Street in Newmarket, New Hampshire and crossing the Lamprey River as the Newmarket Veterans Bridge. Became Law
SB 240 relative to transmission poles or structures on public highways. Died
SB 241 allowing municipalities to exclude certain retirement assets from consideration in qualifying for the elderly property tax exemption. Died
SB 242 prohibiting a person charged with unlawfully killing a decedent from taking from the decedent's estate. Died
SB 243 establishing a commission to study rural transit in New Hampshire. Died
SB 244 relative to unclaimed deposits for utility services. Became Law
SB 245 repealing laws relative to the municipal courts and the administrative committee of the district and municipal courts. Became Law
SB 246 relative to provisions for permissible contact between the agent of the defendant subject to a protective order and a plaintiff. Became Law
SB 247 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
SB 248 establishing a committee to study the issuance of dealer plates to bonded motor vehicle dealers. Died
SB 249 allowing a master electrician to have 2 apprentice electricians under his or her supervision, and relative to examinations of electricians by the electricians’ board. Died
SB 250 relative to lead paint poisoning prevention. Became Law
SB 251 relative to the enforcement authority of the division of safety services. Became Law
SB 252 relative to certification of speech-language assistants for purposes of speech language pathology practice. Became Law
SB 253 relative to enforcement of support orders for college and postsecondary educational expenses. Interim Study
SB 254 renaming a certain bridge in the town of Stratford the Janice Peaslee Bridge. Became Law
SB 255 establishing a committee to study the funding necessary to operate the hazardous materials program in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 256 relative to the definition of "harm" for purposes of the crime of improper influence. Became Law
SB 257 requiring the joint legislative committee on administrative rules to study procedures for agency responses to complaints from the public. Died
SB 258 requiring the joint legislative committee on administrative rules to study methods for improving notice to the public of proposed administrative rules. Died
SB 259 relative to the duty of care of occupants of land constructing or maintaining snowmobile trails. Died
SB 260 relative to certification of a registered nurse responsible for emergency medical transportation. Became Law
SB 261 establishing a committee to study a highway project between Pembroke and Bow. Died
SB 262 establishing the position of an administrator of women offenders and family services within the department of corrections and establishing an interagency coordinating council on women offenders. Became Law
SB 263 relative to inclusionary zoning and workforce housing. Died
SB 264 relative to the chief financial officer of the department of environmental services. Died
SB 265 relative to workers' compensation requirements for out-of-state employers and employees. Became Law
SB 266 requiring candidates for employment at the department of education to submit to a criminal background check. Died
SB 267 relative to the definition of employee and clarifying the criteria for exempting workers from employee status. Interim Study
SB 268 raising the age of required attendance of children in school and establishing a 2-year pilot program for increasing vocational education opportunities in the Manchester and Nashua school districts and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 269 ratifying all actions from the 1996 Seabrook annual town meeting, pertaining to the adoption of article 3, through September 12, 2006. Became Law
SB 270 relative to a certain motor vehicle plate. Died
SB 271 relative to the availability of voter checklist information. Died
SB 272 establishing a committee to study laws relating to funerals and crematories, and their effectiveness. Died
SB 273 relative to reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities. Became Law
SB 274 adding court security to the duties of the New Hampshire court accreditation commission. Became Law
SB 275 removing the requirement for criminal record checks for licensed nurses. Died
SB 276 authorizing the town of Seabrook to plow and remove snow from certain private driveways. Died
SB 277-LOCAL permitting seasonal camps to qualify as open space land for current use assessment. Died
SB 278-FN exempting certain transfers from the real estate transfer tax. Died
SB 279-FN allowing employees of area agencies and mental health clinics to be treated as state employees for purposes of insurance. Died
SB 280-FN-A-LOCAL adding a surcharge to motor vehicle fines for use by municipalities. Died
SB 281-FN establishing an organ and tissue donor registry. Became Law
SB 282-FN-LOCAL relative to removal of abandoned vehicles. Became Law
SB 283-FN relative to stop loss insurance. Became Law
SB 284-FN establishing a third full-time justice position in the Manchester, Nashua, and Concord District Courts. Became Law
SB 285-FN equalizing the pay of administrative judges in the judicial branch. Died
SB 286-FN relative to notice to defendants in small claims actions. Died
SB 287-FN making certain changes to the eminent domain statute and establishing a committee to study eminent domain issues. Became Law
SB 288-FN relative to street rods. Died
SB 289-FN relative to the brain and spinal cord advisory council. Became Law
SB 290-FN-LOCAL relative to wellness programs in public schools. Died
SB 291-FN relative to food service licensure for youth camps. Died
SB 292-FN relative to permits for combustion of certain waste. Died
SB 293-FN-A repealing an exemption from the communications services tax. Died
SB 294-FN-A authorizing 7 additional state troopers and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 295-FN relative to registration of business entities. Became Law
SB 296-FN relative to recovery of public assistance. Became Law
SB 297-FN establishing a new position and relative to the realignment of functions in the department of corrections. Died
SB 298-FN relative to motor vehicle fines. Died
SB 299-FN relative to health insurance rate changes. Died
SB 300-FN-A-LOCAL exempting certain transfers of real estate between charitable organizations from the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
SB 301-FN relative to pooled risk management programs for municipalities and public entities. Died
SB 302-FN relative to real estate brokers. Died
SB 303-FN relative to elective angioplasty. Died
SB 304 relative to provider payments negotiated by the commissioner of the department of health and human services. Died
SB 305-FN relative to the regulation of recreational therapists. Became Law
SB 306-FN-A establishing a quality early learning opportunity initiative and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 307-FN relative to catastrophic special education funding. Died
SB 308-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation for school building aid. Became Law
SB 309-FN-A establishing a commission to study inclusion of service as a part-time district court judge in the calculation of retirement benefits. Died
SB 310-FN establishing gold star number plates and relative to special number plates for veterans. Died
SB 311-FN relative to disclosure of the results of clinical trials. Died
SB 312-FN relative to notice of rulemaking by the real estate appraiser board. Died
SB 313-FN relative to the exemptions for the practice of massage therapy. Died
SB 314-FN-LOCAL establishing minimum renewable standards for energy portfolios. Died
SB 315-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the statewide enhanced education tax. Died
SB 316-FN-LOCAL requiring interpretation services upon request for persons receiving medical treatment. Died
SB 317-FN establishing a screening panel to review complaints to occupational and professional regulatory boards and establishing an appeals board to review decisions by occupational and professional regulatory boards. Died
SB 318-FN relative to the use of deadly force to protect oneself. Died
SB 319 establishing a task force to study county government, and relative to prohibiting filing with the registry of deeds a document that includes an individual’s social security number or financial information. Became Law
SB 320 relative to investigations of cruelty to horses. Died
SB 321 relative to delinquency proceedings for juveniles committing felony cruelty to animals. Died
SB 322 establishing the business loan enhancement program and relative to the capital asset backed guarantee program. Became Law
SB 323 establishing a legislative youth advisory council. Became Law
SB 324 requiring notification concerning certain offenders against children. Died
SB 325 making technical corrections and other changes to motor vehicle laws. Became Law
SB 326 relative to a temporary moratorium on large groundwater permits and withdrawals. Died
SB 327 establishing the New Hampshire civil war cannon restoration fund. Became Law
SB 328 relative to the regulation of snowmobiles and off highway recreational vehicles. Became Law
SB 329 prohibiting dogs from being left alone in cars. Died
SB 330 relative to outdoor advertising. Died
SB 331 relative to certain small loans. Died
SB 332 making technical corrections to the uniform trust code and related statutes. Became Law
SB 333 relative to inquiries of DWI defendants regarding establishments serving alcohol to the defendants. Died
SB 334 authorizing the use of a credit freeze as a means of deterring identity theft. Became Law
SB 335 relative to funds of the department of resources and economic development used for snowmobile trail grooming equipment. Became Law
SB 336 relative to security deposits in landlord tenant matters. Became Law
SB 337 relative to the sale and repurchase of property acquired by tax deed. Interim Study
SB 338 relative to insurance coverage for childrens' early intervention therapy services. Died
SB 339 changing certain job titles and responsibilities in the department of transportation. Died
SB 340 establishing a legislative health care advisory board. Died
SB 341 relative to the applicability of OBD II testing requirements. Became Law
SB 342 relative to the treatment of glaucoma by optometrists. Became Law
SB 343 relative to emergency contraception. Died
SB 344 establishing a committee to study state benefit programs for national guard members. Became Law
SB 345 relative to lobbyist registration requirements. Died
SB 346-FN relative to septage management activities. Died
SB 347 establishing a committee to study the state employee health insurance plan. Died
SB 348 prohibiting the taking of arms and ammunition in a declared state of emergency. Became Law
SB 349 relative to the HIV/AIDS service delivery system. Became Law
SB 350-FN relative to boarding kennels. Died
SB 351-FN declaring drowning as cruelty to animals. Died
SB 352-FN relative to the regulation of real estate appraisers. Became Law
SB 353-FN relative to registration of criminal offenders convicted of homicide. Interim Study
SB 354-FN requiring security officers of the New Hampshire hospital security force to be fully certified as police officers and including such security officers in group II of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
SB 355-FN relative to unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor. Interim Study
SB 356-FN relative to undue hardship knowingly caused by persons aiding in the transfer of assets. Died
SB 357-FN relative to eligibility for motorcycle licenses. Became Law
SB 358-FN relative to a nurse’s duty to warn of violent acts of patients. Became Law
SB 359-FN relative to the regulation of plumbers and water treatment technicians by the plumbers' board. Became Law
SB 360-FN-A establishing a surcharge on real estate transfers for deposit in the family stability fund and renaming the homeless prevention program the family stability program. Died
SB 361-FN relative to school district contingency funds. Died
SB 362-FN relative to a tuition reduction for certain students taking courses at a regional community-technical college. Died
SB 363-FN-A-LOCAL prohibiting the department of revenue administration from collecting any communications services tax that is not permissible under federal law; and establishing a commission to study and determine the effect of ceasing the collection of Internet-related communications services tax. Died
SB 364-FN-A relative to funding of the fish and game search and rescue fund and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 365-FN relative to the lottery commission. Died
SB 366-FN relative to issues of conflicts of interest in the provision of long-term care services. Died
SB 367-FN imposing a penalty on Medicaid providers who receive overpayments of state Medicaid funds. Died
SB 368-FN relative to life settlements. Died
SB 369 relative to portability, availability, and renewability of health coverage. Became Law
SB 370-FN relative to multidisciplinary child protection teams. Became Law
SB 371-FN relative to the continuation of certain wetlands fees. Became Law
SB 372-FN allowing certain employees of private agencies to be treated as state employees for purposes of insurance. Died
SB 373-FN-A relative to a public health response to arbovirus. Died
SB 374-FN relative to the state children’s health insurance program. Became Law
SB 375-FN relative to the executive branch code of ethics and establishing an executive branch ethics committee. Died
SB 376-FN-A relative to revenues dedicated to the education trust fund. Died
SB 377-FN relative to COBRA coverage for persons 55 years of age or older. Died
SB 378-FN relative to rates charged by health care providers. Died
SB 379-FN relative to harm or threats to certain government officials. Became Law
SB 380-FN-A establishing a research and development credit against business taxes. Died
SB 381-FN-A-LOCAL expanding business tax credits to enhance research and development. Died
SB 382 relative to the guardian ad litem board. Became Law
SB 383 limiting liability of community land trusts which own certain hazardous property. Died
SB 384-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a temporary one-time exemption from the real estate transfer tax for certain transfer of family farm or open space land. Died
SB 385-FN relative to the membership and administration of the board of trustees of the New Hampshire retirement system, and relative to supplemental allowances. Died
SB 386 relative to large groundwater withdrawals. Became Law
SB 387 relative to energy efficiency loans and guarantees by the business finance authority. Became Law
SB 388 relative to farm composting and pesticides. Became Law
SB 389 establishing a committee to study programs funded by the system benefits charge. Became Law
SB 390 relative to membership of the board of tax and land appeals. Died
SB 391-FN relative to insurance third party administrators. Became Law
SB 392-FN-A relative to the payment of Medicare Part D phased down state contribution, known as "clawback." Became Law
SB 393-FN-A relative to the temporary provision of assistance to persons eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare services and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 394 establishing the Trust Modernization and Competitiveness Act. Became Law
SB 395 relative to the number of children in a licensed foster home. Became Law
SB 396 repealing the rulemaking authority of the New Hampshire children's trust fund board. Became Law
SB 397-FN-A establishing a temporary energy tax credit against the business enterprise tax. Died
SB 398-FN relative to political contributions and expenditures. Died
SB 399-FN relative to the powers of state government in the event of a pandemic. Died
SB 400-FN relative to highway welcome signs. Became Law
SB 401-FN relative to the Hanover-Lebanon District Court. Died
SB 402-FN-A relative to payment of unreimbursed storm-related damages incurred by the town of Hanover and affected surrounding towns and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 403 relative to verification of identity when a person registers or attempts to vote. Became Law
SB 404 relative to retirement benefits, service credits, and administration of the Manchester employees’ contributory retirement system. Became Law
SB 405 relative to the acceptance of certain tax-sheltered funds by the Manchester employees' contributory retirement system. Became Law
SB 406-FN-A establishing a manufacturer's tax on cigarettes sold in New Hampshire. Died
SB 407-FN-A relative to enforcement of labor statutes under current federal immigration laws. Interim Study

Senate resolutions 2

SR 1 requesting the United States Congress to assure that compensation is provided to certain United States pilots held as prisoners of war during the 1991 Gulf War. Adopted by the Senate
SR 3 noting objections to certain issues regarding "Clawback" and requesting that corrective measures be taken to limit its negative financial consequences. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 8

SCR 1 endorsing a farm viability task force. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 2 relative to reauthorization of the Transportation Equity for the 21st Century Act (TEA-21). Adopted by both chambers
SCR 3 relative to the Boy Scouts of America. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 4 supporting federal funding for Lyme disease research. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 5 recognizing the increasing problem of exotic aquatic weeds and species. Died
SCR 6 urging Congress to support stem cell research. Died
SCR 7 a resolution urging Congress to amend the No Child Left Behind Act. Died
SCR 8 declaring the general court in opposition to the federal Real ID Act of 2005. Died

House joint resolutions 10

HJR 1 recognizing that Seavey Island and the Piscataqua River are within the boundaries of the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
HJR 2 declaring February 12 to be Thaddeus Andrzej Bonawentura Kosciuszko day. Died
HJR 3 supporting the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Became Law
HJR 20 supporting stem cell research. Died
HJR 21 urging the university of New Hampshire to restore intercollegiate baseball and softball. Became Law
HJR 22 a resolution in recognition and support of New Hampshire's participation in the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research. Became Law
HJR 23 a resolution designating a Purple Heart Trail spur to the New Hampshire state veterans cemetery and providing additional signs for the Purple Heart Trail. Became Law
HJR 24 supporting efforts for commuter rail in the state of New Hampshire. Died
HJR 25 encouraging the United States Congress to propose an amendment to the Constitution concerning eminent domain. Became Law
HJR 26 urging Congress to reevaluate Title IX. Died

Senate joint resolutions 4

SJR 1 declaring the month of April 2005 to be Boston Red Sox Month. Became Law
SJR 2 urging Congress to reject the Streamlined Sales Tax Project. Became Law
SJR 3 encouraging the New Hampshire Congressional delegation to support the federal Child Custody Protection Act. Died
SJR 4 urging Congress to require the Department of Defense to reinstate the terminology of "POW" or "Prisoner of War" into the classification of military personnel. Became Law

HA 1

HA 1 an ADDRESS for the removal of Kenneth R. McHugh, superior court justice, from office. Died