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Every bill of 2007-2008

1,955 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 · SSHB · SSHR · SSSB

House bills 1,370

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2008 and June 30, 2009. Became Law
HB 2-FN-A relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 31-FN requiring the licensure of property and casualty insurance appraisers. Died
HB 32 establishing a commission to study voter registration cards. Became Law
HB 33 relative to the compensation of members of the county convention. Became Law
HB 34 establishing a committee to study barbering and barbering training. Died
HB 35 establishing a commission to study human trafficking issues in New Hampshire. Died
HB 36 relative to the reporting of municipal liens in consumer reports. Died
HB 37 relative to notification requirements for criminal offenders. Became Law
HB 38 relative to terms of appointment for certain state officers. Became Law
HB 39 repealing the penalty provision in discretionary preservation easements. Became Law
HB 40 relative to living wills and durable powers of attorney for health care. Died
HB 41 relative to human immunodeficiency virus education, prevention, and control. Became Law
HB 42 relative to resource protection sections of local master plans. Became Law
HB 43 relative to the procedure for establishing Medicaid reimbursement rates; relative to reimbursement rates for hospital-based physician and outpatient services; and establishing a committee to study Medicaid payments for hospital-based physician and outpatient services. Became Law
HB 44 relative to the authority of authorized persons to take custody of nuisance dogs. Became Law
HB 45 relative to addresses on motor vehicle registrations. Died
HB 46-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation to fund kindergarten programs in the Merrimack, Hampstead, Goffstown, Fremont, and Timberlane regional school districts. Became Law
HB 47 exempting inheritances from marital assets for purposes of divorce settlements. Died
HB 48 relative to the definition of "party" for election purposes. Died
HB 49 relative to eligibility for admittance to the New Hampshire veterans' home. Became Law
HB 51 permitting adoption by 2 unmarried adults in a familial relationship. Died
HB 52 relative to leasing the Cannon Mountain ski area. Died
HB 53 relative to school health personnel. Became Law
HB 54 establishing a commission to study automobile recycling issues. Became Law
HB 55 relative to required use of tail lamps. Died
HB 56 relative to the definition of agritourism. Became Law
HB 57 relative to advance directives for durable powers of attorney and living wills. Died
HB 58 requiring municipalities to establish volunteer civilian police review boards. Died
HB 59 relative to crossbow hunting by a person with a disability. Became Law
HB 60 relative to the definition of an adequate education. Died
HB 61 designating segments of the Ammonoosuc River into the rivers management protection program. Became Law
HB 62 relative to balloons being released into the air. Died
HB 63 relative to conflicts of interest involving county officers and employees. Died
HB 64-FN relative to driving a commercial motor vehicle while violating an out-of-service order. Became Law
HB 65 relative to the Pease development authority. Became Law
HB 66 relative to display of antique motor vehicle plates. Died
HB 67 relative to liens filed with public servants. Died
HB 68 relative to the terminology used to describe public education. Died
HB 69 relative to the solemnization of marriages. Died
HB 70 including nonresident property owners who are veterans and at least 65 years of age in the persons qualified to receive the veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 71 prohibiting the sale, rent, lease, transfer, or distribution of records, information, or lists of licensed dog owners in New Hampshire to another person by the town clerk’s office. Became Law
HB 72 relative to the payment of municipal sewage assessments. Became Law
HB 73 relative to contractor bids. Died
HB 74-FN-A-LOCAL relative to matching funds for federal disaster assistance for the October 2005 floods and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 76-FN creating an environmental policy for New Hampshire. Died
HB 77 prohibiting cancellation of property and liability insurance on the basis of certain political activities. Died
HB 78 relative to health insurance coverage for certain unmarried children. Died
HB 79 relative to the safety of school bus stops. Died
HB 80 relative to breast-feeding. Died
HB 81 relative to required pay for employees called into work. Died
HB 82 relative to communications outside meetings under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 83 relative to the deliberations of the board of tax and land appeals under the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 84 relative to the hours of operation of vehicle inspection stations. Died
HB 85 establishing a study committee on awarding the deferred compensation contract to AETNA/ING. Died
HB 86 establishing a committee to study educational and social services programs that serve families with children 6 years old and younger. Became Law
HB 87 relative to the exceptions to compulsory school attendance. Became Law
HB 88 establishing a committee to study single payer health care. Died
HB 89 establishing a committee to study dispute resolution between local political subdivisions and public employees in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 90 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of imposing a luxury sales tax and an amusements tax. Died
HB 91-FN relative to lobbyist registration and statements, repealing the restriction on simultaneous employment and public service, and relative to regulation of volunteer public service. Died
HB 92 decriminalizing marijuana. Died
HB 93 relative to use of the child support guidelines worksheet. Died
HB 94 relative to overpayments of child support. Became Law
HB 95-LOCAL relative to the treatment of charter school pupils in the definition of average daily membership in residence. Died
HB 96-FN-A relative to the replacement of the Neil Underwood bridge over the Hampton River and making a capital appropriation. Died
HB 97 relative to the recording of audio and video images on private property for security purposes. Died
HB 98 relative to the situation of landfills on land owned by municipalities. Became Law
HB 99 relative to the youth employment law. Became Law
HB 101 relative to annual training for members of the workers' compensation appeals board. Became Law
HB 102 defining "food" for purposes of the alcoholic beverages laws. Became Law
HB 103 establishing a commission to study the state highway trust fund and relative to the classification of certain roads in the town of Hooksett. Became Law
HB 104-FN relative to renewal of drivers' licenses by certain national guard members. Became Law
HB 105 repealing the parental rights and responsibilities and child support impact seminar requirement. Died
HB 106 relative to leave of absences to serve as a legislator. Died
HB 107-LOCAL authorizing towns to charge property owners for solid waste removal. Became Law
HB 108-FN-A making a capital appropriation for Merrimack district court facility improvements. Died
HB 109 eliminating straight ticket voting. Died
HB 110 relative to commercial driver licenses when the license holder fails a drug or alcohol test. Died
HB 111 relative to county employment for Sullivan county. Died
HB 112 relative to the method of depositing a ballot. Died
HB 113-FN relative to interference with constitutional and lawful rights. Died
HB 114 relative to the statement of purpose in the statewide education improvement and assessment program. Died
HB 115 relative to the procedure for counties to apply for, accept, and expend federal, state, or other grants. Died
HB 116 limiting access to certain business records. Interim Study
HB 117 creating an exception for the storage of black gunpowder by historical reenactors and certain nonprofit entities. Became Law
HB 118 reducing a prior appropriation to the department of transportation to purchase flood damaged property and extending the commission to determine the appropriate public use of the property. Became Law
HB 119 relative to the sunset provision of the system benefits charge and the use of funds to pay administrative costs. Became Law
HB 120 relative to extending polling hours. Became Law
HB 121 expanding eligibility for special number plates for veterans to family members of soldiers killed in action. Died
HB 122 naming a bridge in the town of Henniker after Sergeant Russell M. Durgin. Became Law
HB 123 relative to the time required between mandatory shifts or other work periods. Died
HB 124 establishing a committee to study enhancing electricity infrastructure. Died
HB 126 relative to the definition of "school." Became Law
HB 127 relative to voter registration forms. Died
HB 128 establishing a committee to study ballot reform. Died
HB 129 relative to outsourcing of jobs. Died
HB 130 requiring bottled water labels to indicate the source of the water. Died
HB 131 revising the role of the commissioner of the department of education in the approval of home education programs. Died
HB 132 relative to domicile for voting purposes. Became Law
HB 133 relative to voter registration forms. Became Law
HB 134 relative to electronic prescribing for prescription drugs. Became Law
HB 135 establishing the second Sunday in October as Firefighters Memorial Day. Became Law
HB 136 relative to approval of voting machines. Died
HB 137 relative to food safety in restaurants. Died
HB 138 relative to disclosure of voting machine information. Died
HB 139 relative to the reporting of burn injuries. Died
HB 140 establishing the New Hampshire commission on deafness and hearing loss. Became Law
HB 141 giving voters the option of bypassing voting machines. Died
HB 142 relative to the sale of out-of-state animals. Became Law
HB 143 relative to the apportionment of damages in civil actions. Died
HB 144 relative to operation of boats on Spectacle Pond. Became Law
HB 145 establishing an education funding study committee. Died
HB 146 relative to nicknames on ballots. Died
HB 147 relative to counting kindergarten pupils in charter school attendance. Died
HB 148 establishing a commission to study pharmaceutical costs and the 340B Drug Pricing Program. Became Law
HB 149 allowing a purchaser at a mortgage foreclosure sale to terminate a tenancy of the property by a notice to quit. Died
HB 151 relative to provider contracts under the managed care law. Died
HB 152 relative to public access to meeting minutes. Became Law
HB 153 relative to standards for bridge and highway construction. Became Law
HB 154 relative to the inclusion of certain tax information in state tourism publications. Died
HB 155 relative to membership of the state building code review board. Became Law
HB 156 relative to the membership of the ballot law commission. Died
HB 157 establishing a committee to determine a permanent location for the old state house. Died
HB 158 requiring insurance companies to allow covered persons to purchase an up-to-90-day supply of covered prescription drugs on the covered person’s health plan formulary under certain circumstances. Became Law
HB 159 establishing an interbranch criminal and juvenile justice council. Became Law
HB 160 relative to the appointment of the executive director of the public employee labor relations board. Died
HB 161 renaming the Veterans Administration Hospital the Styles Bridges Veterans Administration Hospital. Died
HB 162 relative to liability for costs, fees, and certain expenses incurred by a defendant where the court finds the defendant's conduct is justifiable. Died
HB 163 relative to the definition of "slaughterer." Died
HB 164 prohibiting school personnel from recommending the use of psychotropic medications for any child. Died
HB 165 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of carbon reduction incentives. Died
HB 166 relative to the definition of a bridge. Became Law
HB 167 relative to areas of assessment required under the statewide improvement and assessment program. Became Law
HB 168 expanding the purposes of the wildflower establishment program. Died
HB 169 relative to penalties for insurers or adjusters knowingly underestimating the value of an insurance claim. Became Law
HB 170 relative to professional membership on certain occupational regulatory boards. Died
HB 171 clarifying the wiretapping and eavesdropping statute. Died
HB 172-FN relative to state meat inspection. Became Law
HB 173-FN-A relative to the promotion, acquisition, and retention of large animal veterinarians in those areas of the state where there is a need, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 174-FN relative to regulating residential building and remodeling contractors. Died
HB 176 relative to the return of replaced parts by a motor vehicle repair facility. Died
HB 177-FN including "unborn child" in the definition of "another" for the purpose of first and second degree murder, manslaughter, and negligent homicide. Died
HB 178 relative to the procedure for withdrawing from a cooperative school district. Died
HB 179 prohibiting surrender penalties on life insurance policies. Died
HB 180-FN relative to pay and allowances for officers and enlisted members of the national guard. Became Law
HB 181-FN-A establishing a tuition voucher program for New Hampshire national guard members and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 182-FN relative to indicating the branch of service on special number plates for veterans. Died
HB 183-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the acquisition of a certain tract of land in the towns of Peterborough, Sharon, and Temple as a state reservation, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 184 repealing the parental notification law. Became Law
HB 185-FN relative to economic revitalization zone credits. Became Law
HB 186-FN relative to random recounts. Died
HB 187 establishing that sheriffs’ departments have authority to enforce civil orders. Became Law
HB 188 excluding certain watercraft from the definition of ski craft. Became Law
HB 189 relative to swim lines in public waters. Became Law
HB 190 relative to the definition of "resident" for motor vehicle purposes. Died
HB 191 relative to the authority to unseal ballots following a state election. Became Law
HB 192-FN requiring vote counting by election officials at polling places using vote counting machines. Died
HB 193 relative to liquor and wine representative licenses. Died
HB 194 relative to laboratories conducting alcohol concentration tests and relative to the alcohol ignition interlock program. Became Law
HB 195 relative to the calculation of child support on a per child basis. Died
HB 196 relative to changes of party registration on primary day. Died
HB 197 relative to a tax credit for service-connected disability. Died
HB 198-FN relative to collection of taxes on land with a discretionary easement or subject to community revitalization tax relief penalty assessments and relative to the calculation of penalties applied to tax-deeded properties. Became Law
HB 199-FN-A making an appropriation for the restoration of the Sawyer House at the Daniel Webster birthplace. Died
HB 201-FN-A relative to recycling and reconstituting the recycling market development steering committee. Died
HB 202 relative to a point system for automobile dealer and inspection station violations, appointments to the motor vehicle industry board, and the regulation of snowmobiles as motor vehicles in certain circumstances. Became Law
HB 203 relative to protections for temporary workers. Died
HB 204 relative to the sale of unpasteurized milk. Died
HB 205 relative to procedures for certain court ordered out-of-district placements. Became Law
HB 206 relative to the disclosure of certain livestock health information. Became Law
HB 207 establishing a commission to study and make recommendations on the expansion of the New Hampshire Agricultural Innovation Program. Became Law
HB 208 relative to the definition of swine as a nuisance. Died
HB 209 relative to eligibility for farm plates. Became Law
HB 210 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 211-FN requiring that driver’s license applicants be informed of and examined on laws relating to blind pedestrians. Became Law
HB 212 relative to possessory actions against tenants. Died
HB 213 relative to the availability of school nutrition program funds for charter school and nonpublic schools. Became Law
HB 214 relative to discovery in criminal matters. Interim Study
HB 215 relative to fees for hearing care providers. Became Law
HB 216 establishing a commission to study the causes, effects, and remediation of siltation in the Great Bay Estuary. Became Law
HB 217 establishing a committee to study the New Hampshire park and ride program. Became Law
HB 218 relative to chief firewards, engineers, or fire chiefs. Became Law
HB 219 relative to the membership of the wetlands council. Became Law
HB 220 establishing a reporting requirement for departments that receive highway funds. Became Law
HB 221 removing the requirement that the department of transportation report certain information relative to highway activity to the department of administrative services. Became Law
HB 222 relative to residency requirements for members appointed to historic district or heritage commissions. Died
HB 223-FN requiring the general court to hold sessions in the evening or on Saturday. Died
HB 224 expanding the restriction on advertising devices to include all state highways. Died
HB 226 relative to the investment of trust funds. Became Law
HB 227 relative to identity theft. Became Law
HB 228 relative to the definition of "medical necessity" under the managed care law. Became Law
HB 229 relative to licensing requirements for operators of games of chance. Died
HB 230 relative to the use or occupation of public ways. Died
HB 231 establishing a commission to study the municipal assessment of market value for property tax purposes and the regulation of municipal assessors. Died
HB 232 relative to retaliatory rent increases and mediation of manufactured housing park disputes. Died
HB 233-FN-A specifying compensation for ballot law commissioners. Died
HB 234 establishing a committee to study state environmental laboratory fees and services. Died
HB 235 relative to the recognition of out-of-state marriages. Died
HB 236 relative to the use of "farmer's markets" in trade names. Became Law
HB 237 establishing a committee to study the relationship between land use regulation and the cost of housing. Died
HB 238 establishing a committee to study limited liability for school teachers. Died
HB 239-FN-A appropriating funds to the barn preservation fund matching grants program. Died
HB 240 relative to the amount of child support arrearage triggering the denial of a passport. Became Law
HB 241 relative to permissible campaign contributions by business organizations and labor unions. Died
HB 242 relative to the declaration of candidacy form. Became Law
HB 243 relative to a rabies immunization exemption. Became Law
HB 244 repealing a certain provision of law regarding advance directives and mentally incompetent or developmentally disabled persons. Died
HB 245-FN establishing a common law court. Died
HB 246 relative to identifying legislative enactments as public policy. Died
HB 247 allowing surviving spouses to retain temporarily special number plates for veterans. Became Law
HB 248 eliminating separate dedicated accounts in the fish and game department and transferring the sums into the fish and game fund. Became Law
HB 249 relative to preliminary objections to rules made by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules, and relative to extending the study committee on the rules process. Became Law
HB 251 relative to the authority of the agricultural advisory board. Became Law
HB 252-FN relative to exemptions from the permitting process for excavating and dredging. Became Law
HB 253 relative to the use of credit rating for automobile or homeowner insurance. Died
HB 254 relative to mandatory employer meetings about political and religious beliefs, including beliefs about joining a union. Died
HB 255 establishing a committee to study the implementation and use of growth management ordinances. Died
HB 256 relative to the duties and powers of town treasurers. Became Law
HB 257 allowing towns to appoint or elect a town treasurer. Became Law
HB 258-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of safety, bureau of emergency management, to fund a grant to the town of Goffstown for installation of sewer and water systems in areas damaged by flooding in May 2006. Died
HB 259-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of safety, bureau of emergency management, to fund a grant to the town of Goffstown for drainage installation in areas damaged by flooding in May 2006. Died
HB 260-FN relative to bail agents and recovery agents. Interim Study
HB 261 prohibiting the Carroll county attorney from engaging in the private practice of law. Died
HB 262 allowing municipalities to exclude certain retirement assets from consideration in qualifying for the elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 263-FN relative to health insurance riders. Died
HB 264 relative to a time period for declaring a person to be cancer free. Died
HB 265-FN-A relative to the waiting list for services to persons with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 266 establishing a commission to study affordable and accessible health care for New Hampshire citizens. Died
HB 267 relative to certain small loans. Became Law
HB 268 relative to cellular telephone number directories. Died
HB 269 prohibiting "pretexting" as a means of obtaining personally identifiable information. Died
HB 270 allowing municipalities to adopt a homestead exemption for property tax assessments on a person's principal place of residence. Died
HB 271 making political and commercial advertising placed illegally on public property subject to state litter laws. Died
HB 272 relative to presidential primary elections and relative to election affidavits. Became Law
HB 273-FN relative to special needs trusts. Became Law
HB 274 relative to income and asset limits and amount of the elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 276 relative to political advertising placed on state-owned rights-of-way. Died
HB 277-FN relative to obstructing or preventing a probation-parole officer in the course of his or her official duties. Died
HB 278 relative to notification of a parent or guardian by the medical facility treating a minor injured in an accident. Died
HB 279 establishing the alternative motto "scenic" for motor vehicle number plates. Died
HB 280 relative to the identification of persons and organizations petitioning for a citizen initiative or referendum. Died
HB 281 relative to the cancellation of buying club memberships. Died
HB 282 relative to administration of road tolls. Died
HB 283 allocating a portion of unrefunded road tolls to the dam maintenance fund. Died
HB 284 relative to the repair of septic systems prior to the sale of waterfront property. Died
HB 285 relative to voting machines. Became Law
HB 286-FN relative to a Medicaid waiver for family planning services. Became Law
HB 287 requiring the seller to provide notice to the buyer of privately owned land or property known, or in an area historically known, to have been inhabited by Native Americans. Died
HB 288 requiring the commissioner of the department of health and human services to apply for public and private grant funding for drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs. Died
HB 289 relative to joint agreements for the payment of postsecondary education expenses. Died
HB 290 relative to safe operation of vessels on New Hampshire waters. Died
HB 291 relative to licensure of fireworks sellers. Became Law
HB 292 relative to consideration of the preference of a mature minor in the modification of parental rights and responsibilities. Became Law
HB 293 allowing municipalities to establish agricultural commissions and relative to the ratification of a vote taken by the town of Barrington. Became Law
HB 294-FN relative to current use taxation of certain farm buildings. Died
HB 295 relative to fuel quality standards and testing requirements for combustion of biomass and biomass fuel and clarifying a definition of provider of electricity. Became Law
HB 296 prohibiting the use of flatbed trailers with outrigger wheels in parades. Died
HB 297 relative to signs for the Souhegan Valley. Died
HB 298 relative to the healthy kids corporation. Became Law
HB 299 relative to the sale of hypodermic syringes. Died
HB 301 relative to nonresident registration of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 302 requiring notice of construction or expansion of a public school. Died
HB 303 allowing Sunday dancing and repealing the prohibition on transporting moving picture films aboard passenger train cars. Became Law
HB 304 relative to the criteria under which guardianship over a minor is granted. Died
HB 305 establishing a task force to develop legislation for expanding access to affordable health insurance for the 2008 and 2009 legislative session. Became Law
HB 306 establishing a task force on work and family. Became Law
HB 307 relative to examinations of electricians by the electricians' board. Became Law
HB 308 relative to continuing education for licensed electricians. Died
HB 309 relative to the uniform fine schedule for the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 310 allowing municipalities to regulate small wind energy systems. Became Law
HB 311 establishing a committee to review liability issues for commuter rail operations. Became Law
HB 312-FN relative to alternative providers for certain health services. Became Law
HB 313 establishing a committee to study reimbursing towns for emergency services on interstate highways. Died
HB 314 authorizing the Pelham school board to transfer funds for the purpose of renting portable classrooms. Died
HB 315 relative to criminal background checks of prospective municipal employees through the division of state police. Became Law
HB 316 relative to the 5-year assessment review by the department of revenue administration, and ratifying certain actions of the 2007 Kearsarge regional school district meeting. Became Law
HB 317 requiring improvements to state highways by developers to meet the same standards as federally or state funded improvements. Died
HB 318 relative to large groundwater withdrawals. Became Law
HB 319 relative to permits for projects funded through the Emergency Watershed Protection Program. Became Law
HB 320 relative to the tax exemption for solar energy systems. Died
HB 321 relative to river protection and restoration. Died
HB 322 establishing a committee to study enhancing training for retail liquor licensees. Died
HB 323 establishing a committee to study liquor commission revenues, enforcement, and training. Became Law
HB 324 relative to the use of artificial trans fats and saturated fats in food prepared and served in public schools. Died
HB 326 relative to disclosure of the basis for disciplinary proceedings among members of the board of medicine. Died
HB 327 allowing collaborative pharmacy practice agreements to include pharmacy locations during declared emergencies. Died
HB 328 relative to the regulation of electrical installation of alarms. Died
HB 329 relative to fire equipment servicing certification program. Died
HB 330 establishing a task force to study the feasibility of supplying laptop computers to all 7th grade children in the state. Became Law
HB 331 relative to time limits on design review. Became Law
HB 332 relative to the procurement of eggs and egg products by the state. Died
HB 333 requiring driver education to include operation of manual transmission vehicles. Died
HB 334 relative to the hours for on-premises sale of alcoholic beverages. Died
HB 335 defining "unnecessary hardship" for purposes of zoning variances. Interim Study
HB 336 requiring notice of the classifications of employee and independent contractor. Became Law
HB 337 relative to penalties for failure to have workers’ compensation coverage and continually appropriating a special fund. Became Law
HB 338 requiring the plumbers' board to report on the feasibility of reestablishing reciprocity with neighboring states in licensing of plumbers. Became Law
HB 339 establishing a commission to study the processing and denial of health insurance claims. Died
HB 340 restricting sex offenders from residing within a certain distance from schools and child-oriented organizations. Died
HB 341 establishing a study committee to review current laws and rules enforced by the liquor commission. Died
HB 342-FN relative to workers' compensation coverage for certain independent contractors. Died
HB 343 relative to religious organization property tax exemption requirements. Died
HB 344 relative to conduct of recounts. Became Law
HB 345 relative to certification of death certificates. Became Law
HB 346-FN-LOCAL establishing a defined contribution retirement option in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 347 establishing a committee to study establishing classes of property to be taxed at different rates under the statewide enhanced education tax. Died
HB 348 relative to the payment of college or postsecondary education expenses as part of a child support agreement. Died
HB 349 relative to exemptions from the consumer protection act. Died
HB 351 clarifying that the definition of “overseas business organization” includes all foreign incorporated business organizations and all 80/20 business organizations. Became Law
HB 352-LOCAL relative to trust funds for public school educational enhancement. Interim Study
HB 353-LOCAL relative to public access to ballots prior to their destruction. Died
HB 354 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing ecological consumption taxes as a source of revenue for the state. Died
HB 355-FN establishing number plates supporting New Hampshire public higher education. Died
HB 356 relative to requiring a comprehensive impact report before a municipality approves or disapproves a proposed development project. Died
HB 357 relative to disclosure of the sale of revolving credit loans to third parties. Died
HB 358 relative to the procedure for listing candidates on election ballots. Died
HB 359-FN relative to recovery of medical assistance from an estate, relative to the nursing facility quality assessment, and establishing an assessment on intermediate care facilities for the intellectually disabled. Became Law
HB 360 relative to commercial construction contracts. Died
HB 361 relative to certain laws governing public utilities and the proposed acquisition of certain assets and franchises of Verizon by FairPoint. Became Law
HB 362 relative to the advisory committee on quality of vital records information. Became Law
HB 363 relative to certain notification for emergency contraception. Died
HB 364 requiring that the order of names on ballots be determined by lottery. Died
HB 365 regulating the practice of foreclosure consultants and pre-foreclosure conveyances. Became Law
HB 366-FN relative to work on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Died
HB 367 relative to incompatible offices. Died
HB 368-FN prohibiting trafficking in persons. Died
HB 369-FN relative to state reimbursement and payment for costs of bailiffs. Died
HB 370 relative to withholding or withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment. Died
HB 371 establishing accessibility requirements for new residential home construction. Died
HB 372-FN-A exempting motor vehicles equipped and used for transporting disabled persons from the tax on rental of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 373 relative to unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor. Died
HB 374-FN-A increasing the appropriation to the firemen's relief fund. Died
HB 376-FN-A distributing certain meals and rooms tax revenues to the fish and game fund. Died
HB 377-FN-LOCAL relative to the right-to-know law. Died
HB 378-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of health and human services for start-up and equipment costs of the Tri-County Community Action Program dental facility. Died
HB 379 relative to the adoption, revision, and amendment of municipal charters. Interim Study
HB 380 relative to the forms of government under town charters. Interim Study
HB 381 relative to the procedures for New Hampshire individuals taking driver education courses in Vermont. Died
HB 382-FN relative to vanity number plates for licensed amateur radio operators. Died
HB 383 relative to waterfront buffer and woodland buffer requirements in the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
HB 384 relative to repealing the authority of the department of environmental services regarding sludge and biosolids and establishing a committee to study new sludge legislation. Died
HB 385-FN relative to licensing and insurance fees. Became Law
HB 386-FN relative to advertisement of prescription drugs. Died
HB 387 relative to penalties for election law violations. Died
HB 388-FN-A establishing the position of fire protection engineer and requiring the commissioner of safety to establish fees for building, life safety, and fire protection system plan review by the state fire marshal. Died
HB 389 establishing a commission to study long-term care oversight and enforcement. Died
HB 390 relative to review of developments of regional impact. Died
HB 391 establishing a committee to study the implementation of a circuit breaker on property tax liability. Died
HB 392 relative to the use of property held by the state of New Hampshire under an easement specifying low impact recreational use only. Interim Study
HB 393 relative to information filed by utilities paying the utility property tax. Became Law
HB 394-FN relative to notice to defendants in small claims actions. Became Law
HB 395-FN relative to penalties for computer crime. Became Law
HB 396 establishing a commission to study autism spectrum disorders in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 397 relative to restricted drivers' licenses. Became Law
HB 398 establishing a committee to study implementing a bedroom tax on residential dwellings. Died
HB 399 relative to the minimum hourly rate of compensation. Became Law
HB 401-FN relative to the removal of certain property tax abatement petitions filed with the superior court. Died
HB 402-FN-A making an appropriation to the Good Neighbor Health Clinic. Died
HB 403 establishing the Interstate 93 widening commission. Died
HB 404-LOCAL prohibiting state and local law enforcement agencies from enforcing federal immigration laws. Died
HB 405 establishing a committee to study the disposal of end of life vehicles. Died
HB 406 relative to access to state child support enforcement records. Became Law
HB 407-FN-A relative to assistance for milk producers. Became Law
HB 408 establishing a council for the homeless. Died
HB 409 relative to liquor licenses for sports recreation facilities. Became Law
HB 410 establishing a commission on child support issues. Died
HB 411 establishing a committee to study the absorption of the fish and game department by other state agencies. Died
HB 412-FN-A relative to a new bridge connecting Hampton and Seabrook and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 413 relative to the order of names on ballots. Died
HB 414 relative to the sale of class A sludge in bulk agricultural fertilizer bags. Died
HB 415-FN establishing a geothermal assessment project. Became Law
HB 416 relative to mercury reduction and establishing a committee to study methods of improving the recycling rate in New Hampshire for mercury-added thermostats. Became Law
HB 417-FN-A allowing the department of safety to transfer funds within the budget of the division of state police. Became Law
HB 418 relative to RV friendly highway signs. Became Law
HB 419-FN-LOCAL relative to the cost to counties of convicted inmates awaiting sentencing in a county correctional facility. Died
HB 420 relative to the procedures for approving, reviewing, and transferring appropriations in county budgets. Died
HB 421 relative to the right to a jury trial. Died
HB 422 authorizing the granting of abatements to persons whose children are enrolled in schools other than the local public schools. Died
HB 423 allowing municipalities to adopt a business incentive property tax credit. Died
HB 424-FN-A relative to industrial hemp and establishing an industrial hemp special program fund. Died
HB 426 relative to workers' compensation rates and resolution of disputes relative to classification of employees or independent contractors. Became Law
HB 427 defining construction and demolition debris and certified waste-derived product, and relative to the department of environmental services certifying waste-derived products of the wood component of construction and demolition debris. Became Law
HB 428 prohibiting the combustion of the wood component of construction and demolition debris and defining construction and demolition debris and transfer station. Became Law
HB 429 relative to nominations by multiple parties. Died
HB 430 establishing a committee to study a constitutional amendment to guarantee a right to personal privacy. Died
HB 431 establishing a commission to study academic and financial requirements for recipients of Pell grants. Died
HB 432-FN relative to certain on-premises beverage and liquor licenses. Died
HB 433-FN-A relative to funding of fish and game department search and rescue operations. Died
HB 434 relative to fishing in the Connecticut River. Died
HB 435-FN-A making an appropriation to provide a death benefit for the family of a seasonal department of transportation employee. Died
HB 436 expanding employee freedom of expression to all public employees. Became Law
HB 437-FN-LOCAL permitting same gender couples to enter civil unions and have the same rights, responsibilities, and obligations as married couples. Became Law
HB 438 renaming a certain island in Blackey's Cove in Lake Winnipesaukee. Became Law
HB 439 relative to certain rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services. Became Law
HB 440-FN relative to the authority to quarantine to prevent dissemination of forest pests, relative to police training for forest rangers, and relative to forest resources and timber harvesting. Became Law
HB 441-FN-A establishing a non-motorized trails grant program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 442-FN prohibiting unconscionable prices for essential commodities during a declared state of emergency. Interim Study
HB 443 relative to requirements for admission to the New Hampshire bar upon motion. Died
HB 444 relative to parental rights in abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 445-FN-LOCAL relative to the assessment of open space land. Interim Study
HB 446 relative to criminal threatening in a safe school zone. Became Law
HB 447 relative to net energy metering. Became Law
HB 448-LOCAL relative to early renewals of vehicle registrations. Became Law
HB 449-FN relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
HB 451-FN relative to the application of non-state sources of funding to catastrophic special education costs. Died
HB 452-FN dedicating a percentage of liquor, wine, and beer revenues to the education trust fund. Died
HB 453 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of merging marine patrol and fish and game department law enforcement staffing and resources. Died
HB 454 relative to meetings of the supervisors of the checklist. Died
HB 455 repealing the law relative to screening panels for medical injury claims. Interim Study
HB 456 limiting liability for town health officers and overseers of public welfare when acting in the course of their official duties. Died
HB 457 allowing local governing bodies to restrict lawn watering during declared droughts. Became Law
HB 458 relative to the exemption of replacement or redundant wells from the large groundwater withdrawal permitting process. Became Law
HB 459 relative to the identification of wells and monitoring wells. Became Law
HB 460 relative to conservation restrictions to protect public water supplies. Died
HB 461 relative to purchasing alliances. Died
HB 462 relative to site plan review of agricultural operations. Died
HB 463 relative to the awarding parental rights and responsibilities to a stepparent or grandparent. Died
HB 464 relative to Silver Lake in Belmont and Tilton. Died
HB 465-FN relative to marking ballots cast at elections. Died
HB 466-LOCAL relative to removing abandoned vehicles and moving improperly parked vehicles in state park and ride lots. Became Law
HB 467 establishing a state climate change policy commission and developing a climate action plan and to report on climate change issues. Died
HB 468 relative to establishing the freedom's way heritage area and commission. Became Law
HB 469 relative to on-premises cocktail lounge licenses for caterers and relative to beverage manufacturer hospitality rooms. Became Law
HB 470 relative to the determination of parental rights and responsibilities. Died
HB 471-FN-A relative to workers' compensation compliance in the construction sector and continually appropriating a special fund. Became Law
HB 472-FN increasing fees for hazardous waste management and contaminated site cleanup and changing reporting requirements. Became Law
HB 473-FN relative to reimbursement for members of the council for teacher education. Became Law
HB 474 excluding septic and sewage treatment facilities from the tax exemption for water and air pollution control facilities. Died
HB 476 relative to membership on the public utilities commission. Died
HB 477-FN relative to redeeming tokens. Died
HB 478-FN-A decreasing the rate of the business profits tax. Died
HB 479 relative to the default budget in official ballot towns. Died
HB 480 relative to party columns listing names on ballots. Became Law
HB 481 relative to suspensions of liquor licenses. Died
HB 482 adding the song "Live Free or Die" as an official state song. Became Law
HB 483-FN relative to mosquito control districts. Became Law
HB 484 relative to liens held by condominium associations on condominiums. Died
HB 485 exempting tidal waters from the general rules for vessels operating on water. Died
HB 486-FN requiring that the effect of turnpike tolls on towns be proportional and reasonable. Died
HB 487 granting a property tax credit to persons aged 65 and older who have been residents for at least 10 years and not been convicted of a felony. Died
HB 488-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the state chief medical examiner and medico-legal death investigations. Became Law
HB 489-FN changing the salary grade of certain department of safety positions. Died
HB 490-FN requiring hospitals to make the price of certain common procedures available to the public. Died
HB 491 establishing a public health improvement services council. Became Law
HB 492 relative to consumer protection in telecommunication contracts. Died
HB 493-FN-A expanding the meals and rooms tax on rentals to include motorized recreational vehicles. Died
HB 494-FN-A relative to keno in New Hampshire. Died
HB 495-FN relative to criminal record and central registry checks of prospective foster and adoptive parents and relative to the custody of a child placed by the court in a delinquency proceeding or a proceeding for a child in need of services (CHINS). Became Law
HB 496 relative to a property tax exemption for portable docks, piers, and wharves. Died
HB 497-FN requiring jail time for certain offenses involving bad checks. Died
HB 498-FN-A dedicating certain OHRV and snowmobile unrefunded road tolls to the fish and game department, and relative to the land and community heritage investment program administrative fund. Became Law
HB 499 relative to the innovation research center. Became Law
HB 501-FN-A relative to keno and using keno revenues for college scholarships. Died
HB 502-FN-A-LOCAL extending Medicaid coverage through age 20 to individuals who were foster children and are attending postsecondary school. Interim Study
HB 503-FN relative to establishing a solid waste management fund and assessing a surcharge for the disposal of solid waste. Died
HB 504-FN relative to registration requirements for certain criminal offenders under age 21. Died
HB 505-FN-A relative to enhanced water quality monitoring for lakes and beaches. Died
HB 506 relative to references to "United States citizen" in the New Hampshire statutes. Died
HB 507 relative to the rights of citizens. Died
HB 508 relative to the unlawful adoption of part 2, article 72-a of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
HB 509 relative to constitutionality of law. Died
HB 510-FN-A-LOCAL establishing authority for construction and regulation of casinos. Died
HB 511 increasing the total prize value of a bingo game or series of games. Became Law
HB 512-FN relative to commercial advertising on toll booths. Died
HB 513 establishing a housing commission. Died
HB 514-FN-LOCAL relative to the applicable minimum wage for hourly employees. Became Law
HB 515-FN relative to combat veteran stickers on number plates. Died
HB 516 authorizing the Mount Washington Chamber of Commerce to erect a sign on Interstate 95 in Portsmouth. Died
HB 517 establishing a commission to investigate cost drivers in providing health care and establishing the New Hampshire Rx advantage program and continually appropriating a special fund and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 518-FN relative to establishing reciprocity for liability limitations on claims against the state and against foreign jurisdictions. Died
HB 519 requiring children 12 years of age or under to wear personal flotation devices. Became Law
HB 520-FN-A establishing a state-owned casino to provide funds for public education. Died
HB 521 relative to the definition of adequate education. Died
HB 522 requiring the supreme court to notify the legislature of any pending cases or matters before the court which involve constitutional issues regarding current law or pending legislation. Died
HB 523 relative to lobbyist registration and statements, and regulation of volunteer public service. Died
HB 524 relative to the submission of minutes of the county convention adopting the budget to the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 526-FN-A requiring district court judges to annually attend an educational program offered by the National Judicial College and establishing a surcharge on fines collected in the district court to pay for the costs of such attendance. Died
HB 527-FN-A establishing a recreational saltwater license for fishing of marine species in coastal and estuarine waters. Interim Study
HB 528-FN expanding the enhanced 911 system surcharge to providers of devices and services capable of accessing enhanced 911 service in New Hampshire. Died
HB 529 relative to disclaimers of municipal services in real estate contracts. Died
HB 530 relative to mortgages held by parties to a divorce. Died
HB 531 establishing a tourism radio sign program. Died
HB 532 relative to insurance fraud. Became Law
HB 533 relative to Occupational Safety and Health Administration certification requirements for state contracts and establishing a commission to recommend a comprehensive program for increasing the use of passenger restraints in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 534 relative to political committees of political parties. Became Law
HB 535-FN establishing a regional license suspension hearing pilot program. Died
HB 536 relative to the regulation of martial arts schools. Became Law
HB 537 establishing a task force on homeless teenagers. Became Law
HB 538-FN-A making an appropriation for the renovation of the state park system. Died
HB 539-FN relative to manslaughter. Died
HB 540-FN-A relative to solid waste reduction, establishing a solid waste disposal fee, and renaming the recycling market development steering committee. Died
HB 541 relative to polling places for wards. Died
HB 542 establishing a study committee to study the approval process of nursing education programs and allowing registered nurses to pronounce an anticipated death in an assisted living residence. Became Law
HB 543 establishing a committee to study the licensing process for licensed alcohol and drug counselors. Became Law
HB 544 relative to exemptions from auctioneering for Internet sales. Died
HB 545 relative to the definition of recreational therapy. Died
HB 546 establishing a commission to study liquor commission procedures and policies. Died
HB 547-FN relative to the inspection of trucks. Became Law
HB 548 relative to political expenditures and contributions. Died
HB 549 relative to accepting a purchase and sale agreement on developed waterfront property. Became Law
HB 551 allowing cities and towns to use capital reserve funds for debt repayment. Became Law
HB 552 prohibiting the intensive confinement of caged egg-laying hens. Died
HB 553-FN-A requiring the state to pay legal fees for certain supreme court justices and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 554 requiring that funds in the civil legal services fund be distributed to New Hampshire Legal Assistance to establish an office in Concord. Became Law
HB 555 relative to certain disclosures by campaign workers. Died
HB 556 relative to school emergency response plans. Became Law
HB 557-LOCAL relative to free parking in designated handicapped zones. Died
HB 558 repealing the education trust fund. Died
HB 559 relative to seat belts on school buses. Died
HB 560-FN relative to insurance coverage for prostate cancer testing. Died
HB 561-FN relative to pharmacy benefit managers. Died
HB 562-FN excluding extra or special duty pay from earnable compensation in the retirement system. Died
HB 563 relative to obtaining certificates of stillbirth for stillborn children. Became Law
HB 564-FN-A decreasing the rate of the business enterprise tax. Died
HB 565-FN prohibiting the use of leghold traps and conibear traps. Died
HB 566-FN-LOCAL relative to the housing of inmates in county correctional facilities. Became Law
HB 567-FN relative to lowering the legal drinking age. Died
HB 568-FN repealing the option to purchase nonqualified service credit in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 569-FN relative to the retirement age for retirement system group II members. Died
HB 570-FN-A increasing the fee for a wild turkey hunting license. Died
HB 571-FN relative to full-time seasonal state employees. Became Law
HB 572-FN prohibiting the use of false documentation for employment, government services, or permits. Died
HB 573-FN relative to the collection of judgments. Died
HB 574-FN-LOCAL relative to preservation of electronic voting machine data. Died
HB 576-FN-A increasing certain fish and game nonresident license or permit fees. Died
HB 577-FN establishing the number of associate justices of the superior court. Died
HB 578-FN providing a definition of an adequate education and establishing an adequacy board. Died
HB 579-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 580-FN relative to certain accidental disability retirement allowances payable to surviving spouses of retired members. Died
HB 581-FN relative to the penalty for purposely mistreating service animals. Died
HB 582-FN-A relative to the bridge over the Merrimack River. Died
HB 583-FN relative to funding for HIV/AIDS services. Became Law
HB 584-FN including 17-year olds in the juvenile justice system. Interim Study
HB 585-FN requiring all animal shelter facilities, pet shops and commercial kennels to collect a neutering deposit when placing a cat or dog that has not been neutered. Died
HB 586-FN imposing an enhanced penalty for sexual assaults by persons in a position of authority. Died
HB 587-FN relative to the duties of probation and parole officers. Died
HB 588-FN-LOCAL relative to Cates Hill Road and Jericho Lake Road in the city of Berlin. Became Law
HB 589-FN relative to the calculation of concurrent and consecutive terms of imprisonment. Became Law
HB 590-FN changing the state migratory waterfowl stamp into a license issued by the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 591-FN relative to an affirmative defense to certain felonious sexual assault offenses. Died
HB 592-FN relative to tolls on the Everett Turnpike. Died
HB 593-FN relative to penalties for violations of licensing requirements for certain regulated professions. Died
HB 594-FN granting group II retirement system status to certain positions in the department of corrections. Died
HB 595-FN requiring the commissioner of the department of corrections to adopt procedures establishing a policy on and procedures for an internal clemency board to review and make recommendations on requests for sentence modifications. Became Law
HB 596-FN relative to a retirement system calculation exemption for certain retired teachers of the Concord school district. Died
HB 597-FN relative to expenditure caps for institutional health facilities under the certificate of need law. Died
HB 598-FN-A repealing certain foreign dividend deductions under the business profits tax and repealing an exemption to the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
HB 599-FN relative to fees for meals and rentals licenses. Became Law
HB 601-FN-A-LOCAL transferring the portion of special education costs directly related to health issues to the department of health and human services. Died
HB 602-FN relative to child support enforcement. Became Law
HB 603-FN establishing a task force on mental health costs and requiring the commissioner of the department of corrections to enroll any person being released from a correctional facility in any available free or reduced cost drug program. Died
HB 604-FN prohibiting the taking of deer from baited areas. Died
HB 605 relative to employment eligibility verification by employers. Died
HB 606-FN relative to the minimum age for purchasing, possessing, or using tobacco products. Died
HB 607-FN relative to the death penalty. Died
HB 608-FN relative to the number of ballots furnished by the secretary of state for a state general election. Became Law
HB 609-FN relative to disclosure of campaign contributions in local elections. Became Law
HB 610-FN-A requiring the criminal justice and public safety committee to review motor vehicle fines and extending the effective date for certain motor vehicle fine reductions. Died
HB 611 relative to payment of wages by automated pay card. Became Law
HB 612-FN relative to coercion of abortion on a minor. Died
HB 613-FN relative to payment for tobacco products purchased by retailers. Died
HB 614-FN relative to eminent domain. Died
HB 615-FN relative to the locations of superior courts, district courts, and the judicial branch family division. Died
HB 616-FN-LOCAL exempting certain persons age 65 and older from 25 percent of the state and local education portion of property taxes. Died
HB 617-FN-LOCAL establishing a property tax relief program and fund and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 618-FN-A establishing a research and development credit against the business profits tax and the business enterprise taxes. Died
HB 619-FN-A establishing an additional exemption from the interest and dividends tax for individuals who are 70 years of age or older. Died
HB 620-FN repealing the statutory provisions regarding small loans, title loans, and payday loans and establishing a general statutory usury rate. Died
HB 621-FN relative to speedy trial time frames. Died
HB 622-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an income tax and repealing all state and local taxes, with the exception of the tobacco tax, beginning in 2012. Died
HB 623-FN establishing a game management account in the fish and game fund and transferring certain other fish and game accounts into the game management account. Became Law
HB 624 imposing a temporary moratorium on property reassessments and statistical adjustments for all municipalities which have been reassessed at least once since 2003 and establishing a committee to study the rapidly increasing property taxes in New Hampshire. Died
HB 626-FN relative to the establishment and removal of certain toll booths. Died
HB 627-FN relative to uniform main line toll rates for the New Hampshire turnpike system. Died
HB 628-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire Rx advantage program and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 629-FN relative to authorizing continued membership in the Manchester employees’ contributory retirement system, and relative to the Nashua public works retirement system. Became Law
HB 630-FN relative to an electronic controlled drug prescription monitoring program. Died
HB 631-FN-A relative to the elimination of certain tolls. Died
HB 632-FN relative to the penalty for death resulting from the trafficking of controlled drugs. Interim Study
HB 633-FN-LOCAL requiring interpreting services upon request for persons receiving medical treatment. Not introduced
HB 634-FN-A establishing a dropout prevention number plate. Died
HB 635-FN-A removing exemptions under the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 636-FN relative to physician credentialing under the managed care law. Became Law
HB 637-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a gaming oversight authority and video lottery gaming. Died
HB 638-FN relative to lease agreements entered into by the department of transportation. Died
HB 639 relative to limitations on withdrawal from a cooperative school district. Died
HB 640-FN relative to requiring reimbursement of search and rescue costs of the fish and game department. Died
HB 641-FN relative to automatic credentialing for health care providers. Died
HB 642-FN relative to educational accountability programs. Died
HB 643-FN relative to the distribution of tobacco settlement funds. Died
HB 644-FN relative to differential pay of direct care employees at state institutions. Died
HB 645-FN-LOCAL requiring notice to the public of a change in land use subject to the assessment of the land use change tax. Died
HB 646-FN-LOCAL establishing a fee for copies of police and fire reports. Died
HB 647 relative to indicating citizenship on drivers' licenses and nondrivers' identification cards. Died
HB 648 establishing a commission to develop a comprehensive flood management plan and requiring a no wake order on Silver Lake at a certain water level. Became Law
HB 649 relative to the disposition of real estate given, devised, or bequeathed to a town for charitable or community purposes. Became Law
HB 651-LOCAL extending the school building aid grant program to cover kindergarten construction costs. Died
HB 652-FN relative to the collection of debts owed to the state. Died
HB 653 relative to the determination of benefits, funding, and administration of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
HB 654-FN prohibiting offenders against children from attending certain activities or events. Died
HB 655-FN relative to unborn victims of violence. Died
HB 656-FN relative to the issuance of identification cards to individuals who lack the ability to obtain a nondriver's picture identification card. Died
HB 657 authorizing the executive director of fish and game to issue moose hunting adventure permits. Became Law
HB 658 prohibiting the taking of game by use of a tranquilizer. Became Law
HB 659-FN exempting certain motor vehicles manufactured prior to 1949 from vehicle equipment and inspection requirements. Became Law
HB 660-FN relative to an assistant state veterinarian. Died
HB 661-FN-A establishing an executive planning commission on special education. Became Law
HB 662-FN-A-LOCAL exempting vehicles adapted for use by persons with disabilities from motor vehicle registration fees. Died
HB 663-FN-A relative to the protected shoreland permitting process and establishing and funding positions within the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 664-FN relative to annual dam registration and permit application fees and authorizing the city of Manchester to establish a stormwater utility. Became Law
HB 665-FN relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Died
HB 666-FN relative to the immunizations included for reimbursement in the animal population control program. Became Law
HB 667-FN-A making an appropriation for the purposes of the catastrophic illness program. Died
HB 669-FN-A-LOCAL relative to kindergarten aid and kindergarten construction aid. Died
HB 670 relative to repealing the incorporation of the New Hampshire Bar Association. Died
HB 671 relative to certain data used for workers' compensation rates. Died
HB 672 establishing a commission to study requirements for safe and secure landfills. Became Law
HB 673 allowing advanced registered nurse practitioners to certify walking disabilities. Became Law
HB 674 extending the veterans' property tax credit to all honorably discharged veterans. Died
HB 676 relative to interest on deposits required under gasoline franchise agreements. Died
HB 677-FN relative to special education procedural safeguards and the dispute resolution process. Died
HB 678-FN establishing a committee to study issues related to cochlear implants. Became Law
HB 679-FN-LOCAL relative to delivery of special education services. Became Law
HB 680 allowing municipalitities to determine the hours for the Saturday session for correction of the checklist. Died
HB 681-FN-A relative to full cent gas pricing and road tolls. Died
HB 682 relative to guardianship of a minor. Died
HB 683 relative to nominations by party committees. Died
HB 684 establishing a rest area and state liquor store retail opportunities commission. Died
HB 685 prohibiting New Hampshire from participating in a national identification card system, and establishing a death benefit to be paid to the family of a police officer or firefighter killed in the line of duty and establishing a committee to study the eligibility for and award of the benefit. Became Law
HB 686-FN relative to the regulation of remotely readable devices and the illegal use of payment card scanning devices or reencoders. Interim Study
HB 687 requiring the redistricting of the house of representatives for the 2008 elections. Died
HB 688 establishing the council on the relationship between public health and the environment. Became Law
HB 689 establishing a commission to study production and distribution of biodiesel fuel in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 690 authorizing the commissioner of the department of employment security to adjust the discount rate and relative to auditable basis policies. Became Law
HB 691 excluding the value of a view from property tax assessments on working farms. Died
HB 692 relative to workers’ compensation. Became Law
HB 693-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a school choice certificate program. Died
HB 694 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of tidal power generation under the Little Bay and General Sullivan Bridges, in Dover. Became Law
HB 695 relative to regulation of wireless telephone service providers for consumer protection. Died
HB 696 reclassifying certain positions in the insurance department. Died
HB 697 relative to responsible drug advertising. Died
HB 698 relative to the policy and purpose of an adequate education. Died
HB 699 establishing a commission to study methods and costs of sewage, sludge, and septage disposal. Became Law
HB 701 relative to the definition of a school district in the case of unincorporated towns or unorganized places. Became Law
HB 702 relative to continued jurisdiction in child protection cases. Became Law
HB 703 relative to day reporting programs in the county department of corrections. Became Law
HB 704-FN-A relative to the commission on the status of men and relative to appropriations to the STARC armory and making appropriations for state matching funds for federal emergency management agency disaster assistance grants and energy expense shortfalls. Became Law
HB 705 relative to the disposal of highway or turnpike funded real estate. Became Law
HB 706 relative to requirements for highway agents. Died
HB 707 relative to the time frames for hearings in domestic violence cases. Became Law
HB 708 establishing a committee to study the cost effectiveness of the county jail system. Died
HB 709 making various changes to department of revenue administration authority concerning property tax administration. Became Law
HB 710 establishing a commission to study issues relative to the practice of leasing state-owned real estate on the shores of public waters. Became Law
HB 711-FN requiring insurance coverage for the cost of hormone treatment drugs for transsexuals. Died
HB 713-LOCAL relative to displaying gasoline and diesel fuel prices. Died
HB 714-FN relative to motorized watercraft rental agencies. Became Law
HB 715 establishing a committee to study the state heritage collections committee and the joint legislative historical committee. Died
HB 716 relative to subdivision and septic system application waivers. Died
HB 717 allowing municipalities to establish local community services and care planning boards. Became Law
HB 718-FN establishing a committee to study the cost, quality, accountability and oversight standards used by the state when contracting with private entities for delivery of public services. Became Law
HB 719 relative to the statute of limitations for fire code violations and placing restrictions on an exception for the storage of black gunpowder by historical reenactors and certain nonprofit entities. Became Law
HB 720 establishing a council on families and employment. Died
HB 721 relative to the appropriation to the department of health and human services for rates paid for nursing services, and relative to reimbursement for home and community-based care providers. Became Law
HB 722 relative to the rivers management protection program. Became Law
HB 723 extending the moratoriums on nursing home beds and rehabilitation and relative to long-term care. Became Law
HB 724 allowing municipalities to require the provision of income and expense information of business property to assessing officials. Died
HB 726-FN-A establishing land and community heritage investment program number plates. Died
HB 727-FN establishing a commission to study health insurance coverage in the construction industry. Became Law
HB 728 relative to access to wireless telephone records. Died
HB 729 relative to prohibitions on reproducing drivers' licenses and identification cards and copying information in motor vehicle records. Died
HB 730 increasing the maximum fine for speeding in a highway construction or maintenance zone. Died
HB 731 relative to the use of vehicle information or location tracked by an electronic toll collection system. Became Law
HB 732-FN changing the interest rate on late and delinquent property tax payments and subsequent tax payments. Died
HB 733-FN relative to certain authority and procedures of the department of revenue administration. Became Law
HB 734 establishing a committee to study requiring certain nonresidential property owners to submit income and expense information for determining property value for tax purposes. Died
HB 735 relative to the form of the presidential primary election ballot, relative to administration of official oaths, and relative to assistant election officials. Became Law
HB 736 relative to administrative enforcement of certain violations of municipal ordinances. Died
HB 737 relative to the enforcement of domestic violence orders. Died
HB 738 requiring insurance coverage for infertility treatments. Died
HB 739 relative to contractor accountability and disclosure in the public works construction procurement process. Died
HB 740-FN relative to mental health services. Became Law
HB 741 relative to the zoning requirement for child day care providers. Died
HB 742 relative to the issuance of building permits on class VI roads. Died
HB 743 relative to the rights of crime victims while making a victim impact statement. Became Law
HB 744-FN relative to informed consent before abortion. Died
HB 745 relative to the use of secret databases. Died
HB 746 relative to listing candidates on election ballots. Died
HB 747 relative to the special meeting requirements for municipalities. Died
HB 748 requiring disclosure of gifts and campaign contributions by lobbyists and political committees, and requiring lobbyist statements to include certain information. Died
HB 749 changing the position of forensic toxicologist within the department of safety from an unclassified to a classified position. Died
HB 751-FN-A relative to biodiesel road toll revenue. Died
HB 752-FN relative to per pupil funding for charter school pupils. Died
HB 753-FN-A relative to the electronic toll collection transponder inventory fund. Became Law
HB 754-FN repealing the law relative to the Maine-New Hampshire Interstate Bridge Authority. Became Law
HB 755-FN relative to transfers of motor vehicle permits. Died
HB 756-FN relative to centralized voter registration database information. Died
HB 757-FN-A relative to the beer tax. Died
HB 758-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 759-FN relative to administration and enforcement of banking laws. Became Law
HB 760-FN relative to temporary relief in a domestic violence proceeding. Died
HB 761-FN establishing the licensure and regulation of municipal real estate appraisers. Died
HB 762-FN prohibiting smoking in restaurants, cocktail lounges, and certain enclosed places. Died
HB 763-FN establishing the licensure and regulation of residential and building inspectors. Died
HB 764 relative to access to toilet facilities in public places. Died
HB 765-FN establishing a committee to study the financial liability for placement of a child with a disability. Became Law
HB 766-FN making changes to the laws relating to special education. Became Law
HB 767 relative to insurance for volunteer drivers and establishing a state coordinating council for community transportation. Became Law
HB 768 relative to voluntary registration with the Eastern Climate Registry. Became Law
HB 769-FN relative to determination of town's shares of county taxes. Died
HB 770 requiring certain information in the financial reports of counties. Died
HB 771-FN extending medical and surgical benefits to domestic partners. Died
HB 772 relative to suspension or revocation of original drivers' licenses. Died
HB 773 excluding noise violations from the crime of disorderly conduct. Died
HB 774-FN relative to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died
HB 776-FN establishing the licensure and regulation of private investigators. Interim Study
HB 777-FN-A relative to agricultural exemptions from alteration of terrain permitting requirements and penalties for site development. Died
HB 778-FN-A-LOCAL relative to a preeminent scholastic educational foundation. Died
HB 779-FN relative to funding of retirement system benefits and supplemental allowances. Died
HB 780-FN-LOCAL requiring police departments to be certified by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Died
HB 781-FN relative to the duties of the department of safety and relative to emergency lights and warning lights. Became Law
HB 782-FN relative to reinsurance intermediaries, conduct of examinations, and certain business transfer tax credits. Became Law
HB 783-FN requiring DNA testing of persons convicted of certain felony offenses. Died
HB 784-FN-A requiring excess revenue stabilization reserve account funds to be used for a credit against business enterprise and business profits taxes. Died
HB 785-FN relative to user charges for excessive consumption of police and nuisance enforcement services. Died
HB 786-FN relative to compensation for retired full-time justices for service after retirement. Died
HB 787-FN relative to procedures for and requirements applicable to municipal appraisers for property tax purposes. Died
HB 788-FN relative to games of chance. Died
HB 789-FN-A-LOCAL providing supplemental education grants for certain school districts. Died
HB 790-FN relative to dependent coverage for health insurance. Became Law
HB 791-FN establishing a commission to study the legal and social effects of permitting same gender marriage. Died
HB 792-FN prohibiting convicted felons from profiting from their crimes. Died
HB 793-FN-A establishing an exemption from the interest and dividends tax for individuals who are 62 years of age or older. Died
HB 794-FN establishing a commission to study the feasibility of public funding of state election campaigns. Became Law
HB 795 relative to restricting usage of cellular phones while driving. Died
HB 796 relative to civil liability for damaging highway protective barriers. Became Law
HB 797 regulating mandatory overtime for nurses and assistants. Became Law
HB 798 allowing municipalities to adopt a property tax freeze for persons aged 65 and older. Died
HB 799-FN establishing a criminal usury rate for interest rates. Died
HB 801 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of the state assuming responsibility for fully funding special education costs for children receiving special education services in the state. Died
HB 802 relative to passenger restraints. Died
HB 803 relative to the sale of tax-deeded property. Became Law
HB 804 excluding the value of a view from property tax assessments. Died
HB 805-FN-LOCAL relative to a crosswalk in the town of Seabrook. Died
HB 806-FN-LOCAL relative to a traffic light in the town of Seabrook. Died
HB 807 requiring headlight use when windshield wipers are in use. Died
HB 808 relative to employees' rights to bring court action against employers. Died
HB 809 relative to restrictions on political advertising. Died
HB 810 establishing a commission to prepare a master plan for Mount Sunapee state park, Sunapee state beach, Pillsbury state park, Wadleigh state park, Rollins state park, and Winslow state park. Died
HB 811 establishing a committee to study alternatives to incarceration and funding for rehabilitation programs for non-violent offenders. Died
HB 812 relative to certain exceptions to limits on land application of septage and sludge. Became Law
HB 813-FN expanding the definition of income of the land conservation investment program monitoring endowment. Became Law
HB 814-FN relative to the judicial retirement plan. Died
HB 815-FN-A requiring the display of boater education decals on vessels registered in other states. Died
HB 817 relative to the workers' compensation compliance statement. Died
HB 818 establishing a committee to study reestablishing the port authority as an independent agency. Died
HB 819 establishing a right to work act which provides for freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
HB 820-FN-A establishing tax on candy. Died
HB 821 establishing a committee to study establishing a permanent Latino affairs commission. Died
HB 822 relative to enrollment of students in regional vocational schools. Became Law
HB 823-FN relative to state and municipal contracting practices for public works. Died
HB 824-FN establishing a death benefit to be paid to the family of a police officer, firefighter, or highway worker killed in the line of duty. Died
HB 826-FN relative to coverage of services and items under the medical assistance program. Became Law
HB 827-FN relative to the reasonable cost of medical support for dependent children. Became Law
HB 828-FN relative to corrupt practices as defined in RSA 640 and state reporting requirements for gifts, honorariums, and expenses. Became Law
HB 829 establishing authority for a state property tax bank administered by the housing finance authority and requiring the housing finance authority board to develop a proposal and report to the general court. Died
HB 830-FN-A relative to milk support prices in New Hampshire. Died
HB 831 relative to notification by pharmacies to consumers when prescriptions need to be renewed. Died
HB 832-FN relative to financial relief for members of the military reserve or national guard called to active duty. Died
HB 833 establishing a committee to study the outsourcing of jobs involving state contracts. Died
HB 834-FN-A relative to sales of tobacco products in state liquor stores. Died
HB 835-FN relative to funding the modular building program. Died
HB 836 prohibiting wastewater treatment plants from excluding towns for septage treatment and disposal services. Died
HB 837 relative to easement interests under the land and community heritage investment program. Became Law
HB 838-FN-LOCAL allowing municipalities to recover certain costs related to right-to-know requests. Died
HB 839 `establishment of maximum retail fluid milk prices. Died
HB 840 relative to home improvement contracts. Died
HB 841 relative to the appointment of parenting coordinators and establishing the family mediator and parenting coordinator certification board. Died
HB 842 establishing safety requirements and procedures for firefighters. Interim Study
HB 843-FN requiring excess revenue stabilization reserve account funds to be used to make payments to all homeowners of primary residences in this state. Died
HB 844-FN authorizing the commissioner of revenue administration to issue demands for records for purposes of interest and dividends tax audits and to seize and destroy unstamped and invalidly stamped tobacco products. Became Law
HB 845-FN-A making an appropriation to the town of Dorchester to rebuild the Province road bridge. Died
HB 846 transferring certain land in the town of Stoddard from the Trust for Public Land to the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 847 relative to general rules for vessels operating on water. Became Law
HB 848 relative to a private right of action to recover workers' compensation coverage payments. Died
HB 849 relative to rent payments by voucher issued by a state or municipal agency. Became Law
HB 851-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the determination of county payments for nursing home services. Died
HB 852-FN-A-LOCAL changing the rate and distribution of the excavation tax. Died
HB 853 establishing a commission to study the effect of fiat currency on the wealth of New Hampshire citizens. Died
HB 854-LOCAL relative to remedies under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 855 relative to renewable energy generation incentive payments. Died
HB 856 relative to the definition of veteran. Died
HB 857-FN-LOCAL relative to permitting responsibilities under the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Died
HB 858-FN relative to discount medical plan organizations. Became Law
HB 859 relative to the definitions of agriculture and farming in the motor vehicle laws. Became Law
HB 860 relative to maintenance of draft beer equipment. Died
HB 861-FN allowing certain active duty members of the United States armed forces and their dependents to attend public postsecondary institutions at the in-state resident tuition rate. Died
HB 862-FN establishing an incapacitated adult fatality review committee. Became Law
HB 863 relative to the assessment of property subject to a housing subsidy restriction. Died
HB 864-FN requiring licensing of outpatient abortion facilities. Died
HB 865-FN relative to an adequate education and state education grants. Died
HB 866 relative to the right-to-know law application to public utilities commission matters. Became Law
HB 867-FN-LOCAL relative to parent liability for court-ordered services in juvenile proceedings. Died
HB 868-FN relative to a surcharge on recording documents with the register of deeds to fund the land and community heritage investment program. Died
HB 869-FN relative to unauthorized video surveillance. Died
HB 870-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the calculation and disbursement of adequate education grants. Died
HB 871-FN-A allowing the fish and game department to conduct an annual auction of moose hunting permits. Died
HB 872-FN relative to an exception to the wiretapping and eavesdropping statute for recording images or sounds occurring where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. Died
HB 873-FN-LOCAL establishing minimum renewable standards for energy portfolios. Became Law
HB 874-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire health access corporation, continually appropriating a special fund, and allowing the healthy kids corporation to cover certain adults. Died
HB 876-FN-LOCAL establishing a commission to make recommendations to ensure the long-term viability of the New Hampshire retirement system, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 877-FN relative to the state recycling program. Became Law
HB 878-FN relative to drivers' licenses issued to persons 70 years of age and older and relative to the medical/vision advisory board. Died
HB 879-FN relative to establishing a conservation agent program within the department of environmental services. Died
HB 880-FN requiring the department of resources and economic development to implement a feasibility study for the production of alternative forms of energy using natural resources of the state of New Hampshire and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 881-FN relative to the licensure and regulation of interior designers. Died
HB 882-FN relative to limitations on tort liability of government units. Became Law
HB 883-FN-A relative to tolls. Died
HB 884-FN-A increasing the rate of the tobacco tax. Died
HB 885-FN relative to the deputy commissioner of the department of employment security. Died
HB 886-FN-A-LOCAL relative to funding an adequate education. Interim Study
HB 887-FN allowing certain members of the United States armed forces, including the reserve component, and veterans who qualify for the Montgomery GI Bill, to take courses tuition free at public postsecondary institutions. Died
HB 888-FN-A relative to instructional and operational costs of providing an adequate education. Died
HB 889-FN relative to securities regulation. Became Law
HB 890-FN relative to sentencing of persons convicted of Internet solicitation of a minor. Died
HB 891-FN-A establishing a beverage fee to be paid by beverage manufacturers and distributors. Died
HB 892-FN relative to bonding for subdivisions and condominium projects. Died
HB 893-FN relative to long-term care. Died
HB 894-FN requiring insurance coverage for bariatric surgery for diabetics. Interim Study
HB 895-FN relative to licensure of court reporters. Became Law
HB 896-FN-LOCAL relative to authority to waive interest on late paid property tax bills Died
HB 897-FN-A relative to the salary of the state veterinarian. Died
HB 898 relative to the use of sled dogs and the training of sled dogs on state trails. Became Law
HB 899-FN-A assessing a fee on water withdrawn for sale or resale from water supply sources in the state. Died
HB 901 relative to nondriver’s identification cards. Became Law
HB 902 establishing a committee to study the costs and benefits of the drug prohibition policy on the people of New Hampshire. Died
HB 903-FN prohibiting delivery of oil to non-compliant underground storage facilities and establishing requirements for guaranteed price plans and prepaid contracts for home heating oil, kerosene, or liquid petroleum gas. Became Law
HB 904-FN-LOCAL defining an adequate education and relative to calculating the cost of an adequate education and adequate education grants. Died
HB 905 establishing civil unions as legally recognized relationships. Died
HB 906 relative to an informed jury. Died
HB 907-FN relative to the sale and distribution of certain mercury-added products. Became Law
HB 908-FN relative to the licensure and regulation of massage therapists and registration of somatic and bodywork practitioners. Interim Study
HB 909 relative to oaths required of public officers. Died
HB 910-FN relative to state reimbursement to sheriffs' departments for the costs associated with court bailiffs. Died
HB 911-FN-LOCAL establishing an automated external defibrillator advisory commission. Became Law
HB 912-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the New Hampshire homestead plan. Interim Study
HB 913-FN-A establishing a senior citizen property tax postponement program. Died
HB 914-LOCAL establishing a committee to study issues related to cooperative school districts. Became Law
HB 915 establishing a committee to study the trafficking and distribution of illegal drugs into and throughout New Hampshire. Died
HB 916 relative to nonpublic or private schools receiving public funds. Died
HB 917 relative to the duties of the oversight committee on telecommunications. Became Law
HB 918-FN relative to motor vehicle registrations for manufacturers. Became Law
HB 919 relative to the high school curriculum for New Hampshire history. Died
HB 920 establishing a worker adjustment and retraining notification requirement. Died
HB 921-FN making technical changes in the insurance laws. Became Law
HB 922-FN relative to licensing for games of chance. Died
HB 923 prohibiting dog racing in New Hampshire and establishing a committee to make recommendations for mitigating the impacts of prohibiting dog racing. Died
HB 924-FN relative to the deconstruction of buildings. Died
HB 925-FN-A relative to state and local taxes. Died
HB 926-FN relative to the regulation of pharmacies and pharmacists. Became Law
HB 927-FN relative to the specific criteria and substantive educational program that define an adequate education, the resources required to provide an adequate education, and the establishment of a timetable for costing an adequate education. Became Law
HB 928 relative to the Christa McAuliffe planetarium commission. Became Law
HB 1126 relative to eligibility for the supervisory level certificate for commercial pesticides applicators. Died
HB 1127 relative to determining a bargaining unit in public employee labor relations. Became Law
HB 1128 mandating the commissioner of the department of environmental services to conduct an examination of Willand Pond in the Dover/Somersworth area. Died
HB 1129 relative to special number plates for municipal police department vehicles. Became Law
HB 1130 relative to repealed DWI laws. Became Law
HB 1131 relative to protection of poll workers' employment. Died
HB 1132 creating an exception to the wiretapping statute for a recording device used in conjunction with a TASER or other similar electroshock device. Became Law
HB 1133 relative to the age of majority for purposes of pornography-related offenses. Died
HB 1134-FN including upkeep and improvements of the state park system within the land and community heritage investment program. Died
HB 1135 establishing a commission to study enabling counties to have taxing authority and impose county taxes. Died
HB 1136 relative to automated external defibrillators. Became Law
HB 1137 relative to contracts with illegal aliens. Died
HB 1138 relative to on-line patient information. Died
HB 1139 relative to party access to voter information. Died
HB 1140 relative to insuring personal jewelry. Died
HB 1141 establishing a committee to study parking for wheelchair-lift vans. Became Law
HB 1142 relative to licensure requirements for bird breeders. Died
HB 1143 relative to shelter for dogs and the authority of law enforcement officers to take abused and neglected dogs into custody. Became Law
HB 1144 allowing veterans discharged under honorable conditions to be eligible for the veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 1145 designating the Senator Otto Oleson Scenic Overlook in Jefferson. Became Law
HB 1146 relative to immunity for school personnel using necessary force to protect pupils. Died
HB 1147 relative to statements of financial condition by counties. Died
HB 1148 relative to the enforcement of parenting plans. Died
HB 1149 relative to the operation and maintenance of the Gunstock Area in Gilford. Died
HB 1151 relative to reporting dates for the instream flow pilot program. Died
HB 1152-FN relative to interpreting statutory deadlines. Became Law
HB 1153 relative to physician assistants and physicians regulation by the board of medicine. Became Law
HB 1154 establishing a commission to study flooding in the town of Bradford, specifically Lake Massasecum, Lake Todd, and the watershed. Died
HB 1155-FN-A making an appropriation of certain revenues to the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 1156 relative to workers' compensation insurance premium calculations for certain corporation officers or limited liability company members. Died
HB 1157 relative to requirements for approval of village plan alternative subdivisions. Became Law
HB 1158-FN-A increasing the exemption for persons 65 years of age and older and establishing a credit for persons 70 years of age and older under the interest and dividends tax. Died
HB 1159 establishing a conditional early release bond. Died
HB 1160 establishing the women's health protection act. Died
HB 1161 establishing a committee to study the truancy laws. Became Law
HB 1162 relative to supervised driving time by persons completing driver education. Died
HB 1163 relative to town or district bonds or notes. Died
HB 1164 relative to the counting of charter school pupils in the definition of average daily membership in residence. Interim Study
HB 1165 relative to department of transportation traffic control regulations. Became Law
HB 1166 relative to rate setting for interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing. Became Law
HB 1167 relative to substituting generically equivalent drug products. Became Law
HB 1168 relative to acceptance of property donated to towns and village districts and extending the time for the city of Rochester to commit to acquiring Skyhaven airport. Became Law
HB 1169 relative to parental approval of a student's participation in human sexuality instruction in public schools. Died
HB 1170-FN requiring that certain contributions be reported to the secretary of state before they may be used by a candidate. Died
HB 1171 establishing a commission to study air quality issues in public school buildings. Became Law
HB 1172-FN changing the name of the pari-mutuel commission to the racing and charitable gaming commission. Became Law
HB 1173 relative to the definition of a trust. Died
HB 1174 relative to condominium association meetings. Died
HB 1176 relative to jury duty. Interim Study
HB 1177 relative to prohibited interests in on-premises liquor licensees. Died
HB 1178 relative to the definition of beverage. Died
HB 1179 including certain nonprofit organizations under the right-to-know law and including a reference in a section of the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 1180 relative to the definitions of “law enforcement officer” and “judicial officer” under the capital murder law and establishing a commission to study the death penalty in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1181 naming the Manchester district courthouse the Armand Capistran district courthouse. Became Law
HB 1182 relative to appraisals of property with off-site views. Died
HB 1183 relative to meeting with legal counsel under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1184 relative to religious practices of children placed outside the home pursuant to RSA 169-C. Died
HB 1185 relative to the preservation of religious freedom. Died
HB 1186 reducing the membership of 2 legislative oversight committees. Became Law
HB 1187 regulating disclosure of personal information obtained in the course of business. Died
HB 1188 relative to grounds for modification of parental rights and responsibilities. Interim Study
HB 1189 relative to the development and enforcement of the parenting plan. Died
HB 1190 establishing a commission to study issues related to child support. Died
HB 1191 relative to environmental investigations in tax lien and tax sale proceedings. Became Law
HB 1192 relative to the solemnization of marriage. Died
HB 1193-LOCAL relative to planning and zoning enforcement decisions. Died
HB 1194 relative to theft of stones from stonewalls. Died
HB 1195 relative to health care provider reimbursement for services to patients without health insurance. Died
HB 1196 relative to the procedure for amending municipal charters and relative to referendum procedures for public water supplies. Became Law
HB 1197 relative to liquor advertising. Died
HB 1198 limiting the annual interest that may be charged on small loans. Interim Study
HB 1199 relative to the residency requirement for the elderly property tax exemption. Died
HB 1201 allowing communities to conduct point of dispensing exercises to test emergency management operations plans, allowing qualified health professionals to prescribe and administer flu vaccine during such exercises, and granting immunity to such qualified health professionals. Interim Study
HB 1202 relative to monitoring privately owned water distribution programs and defining “eligible regional water system costs” for public water systems. Became Law
HB 1203 relative to bicycles. Became Law
HB 1204 relative to the number of write-in votes required to receive a party's nomination. Became Law
HB 1205-FN-LOCAL relative to the recall of selectmen. Died
HB 1206 relative to park and ride facilities. Became Law
HB 1207 relative to standards for highway and bridge construction. Became Law
HB 1208 allowing dental hygienists to engage in independent practice. Died
HB 1209 establishing a 6-year transportation improvement plan. Died
HB 1210 establishing a commission to study whistleblower protection for public employees. Died
HB 1211 relative to postsecondary career courses approved by the postsecondary education commission. Died
HB 1212 prohibiting sexual harassment in private postsecondary career schools. Died
HB 1213 establishing a commission to study the juvenile justice system. Died
HB 1214 establishing a committee to study adjustable rate mortgages. Died
HB 1215 relative to the New Hampshire-Vermont interstate waste compact. Became Law
HB 1216 establishing a committee to study archiving of county attorney records. Died
HB 1217 relative to violations of conditional release by delinquent children. Interim Study
HB 1218 relative to signs at polling places. Died
HB 1219 relative to exempting fish and game department volunteers from financial disclosure requirements. Died
HB 1220 establishing a commission to study the taxation of alternative fuel and electric-powered motor vehicles for the purpose of funding improvements to the state's highways and bridges. Died
HB 1221 relative to the rights and powers of cemetery trustees. Died
HB 1222 prohibiting writing a text message while driving. Died
HB 1223-FN-LOCAL relative to exemptions from local ordinances for excavation sites. Died
HB 1224-FN-LOCAL relative to the definition of an adequate education. Died
HB 1226 allowing the town of Bristol to establish a capital reserve fund for use of the water works and sewer department, and relative to applying municipal budget law to municipalities adopting, revising, or amending a charter by official ballot town meeting or town council. Became Law
HB 1227 clarifying when persons elected may assume certain offices. Became Law
HB 1228 relative to sales of motor fuel by the department of transportation to certain nonprofit corporations. Became Law
HB 1229 requiring the office of energy and planning to maintain a map of the state's lands under conservation or development restrictions. Died
HB 1230 requiring pharmacists to charge an insured person the usual and customary price or the copayment, whichever is less, of filling a prescription. Became Law
HB 1231 repealing the advisory panel on cancer and chronic diseases and the tobacco use advisory committee and relative to the New Hampshire comprehensive cancer plan. Became Law
HB 1232 relative to the regulation by the fish and game department of baiting of game birds. Became Law
HB 1233 relative to the privilege of habeas corpus. Died
HB 1234 establishing an affirmative defense to prosecution for a possession offense if a person has a lawful prescription for a controlled drug. Became Law
HB 1235 relative to motorist duties when approaching highway emergencies. Became Law
HB 1236 relative to motor vehicle laws. Became Law
HB 1237 establishing a committee to study liquor advertising by the liquor commission. Died
HB 1238 relative to "course of conduct" in the stalking statute. Interim Study
HB 1239 relative to the legislative youth advisory council. Became Law
HB 1240 relative to disqualification of certain election officers and relative to arrangement of polling places. Became Law
HB 1241-FN-A requiring a discount to wholesalers on cash purchases of tobacco tax stamps. Died
HB 1242 relative to the prohibition on employee consumption of beverage or liquor and relative to the minimum hourly rate of compensation. Became Law
HB 1243 amending the timeframes for involuntary civil commitment of sexually violent predators. Died
HB 1244 relative to auditable basis policies. Became Law
HB 1245 relative to insurance department records, investigations, and enforcement. Became Law
HB 1246 relative to insurance policy denial provisions. Became Law
HB 1247 relative to revolving accounts for public, educational, and governmental access to cable. Became Law
HB 1248 allowing a designated selectman to sign town payrolls. Died
HB 1249 relative to gasoline and diesel fuel prices. Died
HB 1251 requiring wrecker operators to make certain reports to the department of transportation. Died
HB 1252 limiting civil liability of liquified petroleum gas providers under certain circumstances. Died
HB 1253-FN-LOCAL relative to the ability of towns to recoup money lent to homeowners upon foreclosure. Died
HB 1254 relative to the ability of towns to regulate the storage of deicing chemicals. Died
HB 1255 relative to declarations filed by candidates for office. Died
HB 1256 relative to safety training for certain public school extracurricular activities. Died
HB 1257 relative to license suspensions for persons operating under the influence of drugs. Died
HB 1258 relative to vehicle impoundment following an arrest for DWI or refusing consent to a blood alcohol test. Died
HB 1259 authorizing communities to establish municipal housing commissions and affordable housing revolving funds. Became Law
HB 1260-LOCAL relative to growth management ordinances. Became Law
HB 1261 establishing a commission to investigate a program in which senior year of high school may be spent at a community college. Died
HB 1262 relative to continuing medical education requirements for persons licensed by the board of medicine, and requiring a report by the board on the audit of the board of medicine. Became Law
HB 1263 relative to the protection of existing property uses. Died
HB 1264 relative to prohibiting ATV and trail bike use on state-owned rail trails acquired using federal funds. Died
HB 1265 establishing a duty for owners of businesses and institutions to provide protection to customers and employees and liability for failure to provide protection. Died
HB 1266 allowing 50 caliber pistols to take game animals in the state. Became Law
HB 1267 allowing municipalities to adopt a non-wartime veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 1268 establishing a commission to study creating incentives for electricity conservation and efficiency by consumers. Died
HB 1269 authorizing local governing bodies to place certain properties on a conservation priority list and requiring owners of land designated as conservation priority land to notify the municipality before offering the land for sale. Died
HB 1270 relative to limiting certain future interests in real property. Became Law
HB 1271 relative to 2008 contribution reports by candidates. Died
HB 1272 relative to "meetings" under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1273 establishing a commission to study "clean elections" funding. Died
HB 1274 relative to certain securities professional designations and securities administration. Became Law
HB 1276 establishing a committee to study revisions to the auctioneers’ practice act and the regulation of third-party Internet sales. Became Law
HB 1277 relative to the definition of farm. Became Law
HB 1278 relative to the purchase of computer services and supplies for state agencies. Became Law
HB 1279 relative to the scope of certain insurance laws. Became Law
HB 1280 repealing divorce based on irreconcilable differences and replacing it with divorce based on mutual consent. Died
HB 1281 prohibiting public schools from requiring health insurance as a condition of enrollment except if health insurance is a requirement of the student’s program of study. Died
HB 1282 amending the pre-engineering technology curriculum. Became Law
HB 1283-LOCAL relative to temporary deferrals of property tax based on income. Interim Study
HB 1284 establishing a commission to consider the feasibility of adopting Atlantic Daylight Savings Time. Died
HB 1285 relative to organization of or withdrawal from a school administrative unit. Died
HB 1286-FN relative to the licensing of mortgage bankers, mortgage brokers, and mortgage originators. Became Law
HB 1287 establishing a commission to study negotiated plea agreements. Died
HB 1288 allowing pharmacists to administer influenza vaccines. Became Law
HB 1289 relative to court-ordered placements for a child in need of services and relative to permanency hearings in juvenile cases. Became Law
HB 1290-LOCAL establishing a committee to study insurance coverage and related issues for children required to do community service. Became Law
HB 1291 requiring persons under 18 years of age to wear ski helmets. Died
HB 1292 relative to amending the charter of Dartmouth college. Died
HB 1293 relative to eligibility of dog and cat owners to participate in the state’s reduced fee companion animal population control program. Died
HB 1294 establishing the offense of public urination or defecation. Became Law
HB 1295 establishing a commission to study issues relating to stormwater. Became Law
HB 1296 relative to health insurance coverage in the event of divorce or legal separation. Died
HB 1297 relative to licenses for aquaculture issued by the fish and game department. Became Law
HB 1298-FN making changes to the veterinary/medical/optometric education program. Died
HB 1299 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of creating a preschool incentive fund program. Became Law
HB 1301 relative to the definition of service dogs. Became Law
HB 1302-FN relative to enforcement of gambling laws. Became Law
HB 1303-FN relative to limiting games of chance. Died
HB 1304 authorizing Plymouth state university to award doctoral degrees. Became Law
HB 1305-FN-LOCAL relative to filing for election to town offices. Became Law
HB 1306 relative to the removal of commercial signs placed on public property. Died
HB 1307 making technical corrections to town audit and reporting requirements. Became Law
HB 1308-FN-A relative to the business profits tax deduction for reasonable compensation. Interim Study
HB 1309-FN-A relative to the definition of "cigarette". Became Law
HB 1310 relative to information for property tax assessments of commercial and industrial properties. Died
HB 1311 relative to impaired driver intervention programs. Became Law
HB 1312 establishing a committee to study allowing municipalities to enforce ordinances by citation. Died
HB 1313 relative to voting by the chairman of the retirement system board of trustees. Became Law
HB 1314 relative to animal cruelty. Died
HB 1315 allowing municipalities to adopt a home improvement property tax credit for homes 75 years old or older. Died
HB 1316 establishing a committee to study the use of mercury in childhood vaccines. Died
HB 1317 relative to firearms proficiency requirements for armed security guards. Died
HB 1318 relative to delivery of applications for certificates of title by dealers. Became Law
HB 1319 relative to the reasonable cost of medical support for dependent children. Became Law
HB 1320 establishing a commission to promote the celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day. Died
HB 1321 relative to the inspection of juvenile detention facilities. Became Law
HB 1322 relative to hearings for incapacitated persons admitted to state institutions by their guardians. Interim Study
HB 1323 relative to certification of out-of-state placements in juvenile proceedings. Interim Study
HB 1324 relative to amending zoning ordinances at official ballot town meetings. Died
HB 1326 relative to access to voter information. Died
HB 1327 relative to domicile for purposes of voter eligibility. Died
HB 1328 relative to disciplining school employees. Died
HB 1329 relative to the authority of elected municipal authorities in dealing with municipal utilities. Died
HB 1330 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Became Law
HB 1331 relative to the duties and authority of the town budget committee. Died
HB 1332-LOCAL defining “hauler” of solid waste and requiring haulers to register with the department of environmental services, and relative to the weight and measurement of solid waste. Became Law
HB 1333 relative to post-foreclosure eviction actions. Died
HB 1334-FN increasing the fee for a tobacco products retailer's license, establishing a tobacco use prevention and cessation program fund, and designating the increase to such fund. Died
HB 1335 establishing a commission to study the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury suffered by New Hampshire soldiers and veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Became Law
HB 1336 requiring the department of education to develop a plan to educate school personnel to recognize stress-related issues in children whose parents have served in Iraq or Afghanistan. Died
HB 1337 relative to private actions under the consumer protection act. Interim Study
HB 1338 establishing an arboviral illness task force and relative to mosquito control and abatement. Became Law
HB 1339 establishing an optional mortgage loan payment program for payment of property taxes and municipal charges of qualifying elderly homeowners. Died
HB 1340 relative to the special account of the judicial retirement system, and requiring the board of trustees of the judicial retirement plan to study and report on the inclusion of service of certain district court judges. Became Law
HB 1341-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of administrative services for an energy audit and system evaluation of the state house. Became Law
HB 1342 relative to travel pay for certain employees. Died
HB 1343 prohibiting the placing on file or masking of convictions incurred by holders of commercial driver licenses or persons required to hold such licenses. Became Law
HB 1344 relative to negotiations between public employers and employees. Died
HB 1345 establishing a commission to study vehicle dealer licenses, dealer plates, and temporary plates and relative to notification of the Lyme town and budget committee meetings. Became Law
HB 1346 relative to the regulation of junk dealers, scrap metal dealers and pawnbrokers. Became Law
HB 1347 establishing a committee to review the Revised Statutes Annotated and recommend revision or removal of obsolete laws or references. Died
HB 1348 relative to the milk producers emergency relief fund. Became Law
HB 1349 relative to membership on the council on resources and development. Became Law
HB 1351 relative to fish and game license and registration agents. Became Law
HB 1352 relative to the comprehensive state development plan. Became Law
HB 1353 extending the commission to study issues relative to groundwater withdrawal. Became Law
HB 1354 relative to security in the state house and legislative office building. Died
HB 1355-FN exempting alternative and renewable fuels from the road toll. Died
HB 1356-FN prohibiting the use of certain information to underwrite motor vehicle insurance coverage. Interim Study
HB 1357-FN relative to extensions of time for filing returns and making payments under the interest and dividends tax for deployed members of the United State armed forces. Died
HB 1358-FN relative to custom vehicles. Interim Study
HB 1359-FN relative to fees for public records. Died
HB 1360-FN-A repealing the court civil filing fee surcharge. Died
HB 1361-FN requiring the continuation of the appointment of marital masters by election within the judicial district and requiring marital masters to be New Hampshire residents. Died
HB 1362 establishing a selection process for compulsory assistant election official service. Died
HB 1363-FN relative to fees charged by the registry of deeds. Died
HB 1364-FN relative to public employee collective bargaining negotiations under the public employee labor relations act. Interim Study
HB 1365-FN relative to changes in the rates of highway tolls. Interim Study
HB 1366 establishing a committee to study implementation of a new statewide budget system. Died
HB 1367 relative to the conversion to a new state financial accounting and statewide budget system. Became Law
HB 1368-FN-A establishing a financial benefit for returning New Hampshire national guard and army reserve unit members and make an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1369-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the amount of meals and rooms taxes retained by operators collecting the tax. Died
HB 1370 establishing a pilot program for an integrated juvenile justice information sharing system. Became Law
HB 1371 extending certain studies. Became Law
HB 1372-FN relative to allowing driveway construction permit fees. Interim Study
HB 1373-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an income tax. Died
HB 1374 relative to the homeland security and emergency management responsibilities of the department of safety and the use of interpreters in court-authorized wiretaps. Became Law
HB 1376 relative to insurance penalties. Became Law
HB 1377 relative to New Hampshire’s rest areas and welcome centers. Became Law
HB 1378 relative to insurance taxes and fees. Became Law
HB 1379 relative to the authority of state agencies to prohibit state employees from lawfully carrying a firearm. Interim Study
HB 1380 relative to the procedure for amending a birth record. Died
HB 1381 relative to game operators acting on behalf of charitable organizations. Died
HB 1382 adopting the uniform prudent management of institutional funds act. Became Law
HB 1383 adopting the uniform child abduction prevention act. Interim Study
HB 1384 relative to the regulation of designated agents by the New Hampshire real estate commission, and relative to the disclosure of certain property conditions. Became Law
HB 1385 waiving medical records fees for persons applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). Died
HB 1386 relative to a grandparent’s rights to access court and case records involving a grandchild in child abuse and neglect cases. Became Law
HB 1387 relative to reimbursement rates for foster care respite providers. Died
HB 1388 establishing a commission to study practices relative to medications prescribed to children in out-of-home placements. Died
HB 1389 requiring hospitals to report on criteria for placing patients on waiting lists for organ transplants. Died
HB 1390 relative to educational improvement and accountability. Died
HB 1391-FN prohibiting the investment of state funds in the energy sectors of countries that have been identified by the United States Department of State as state sponsors of terrorism. Died
HB 1392-FN relative to prohibited activities of lobbyists. Died
HB 1393-FN requiring hepatitis C cases to be reported to the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1394-FN relative to procedures for approvals of nursing education programs. Became Law
HB 1395-FN establishing the AIDS drug assistance program fund and relative to the membership of the health services planning and review board. Became Law
HB 1396-FN relative to requiring prescriptions to be ordered pursuant to a practitioner-patient relationship. Became Law
HB 1397-FN relative to retention of political expenditure receipts. Died
HB 1398-FN requiring that certain political contributions be made in cash. Died
HB 1399-FN relative to the limit for political contributions. Died
HB 1401-FN adopting the uniform environmental covenants act. Interim Study
HB 1402-FN relative to community health centers. Became Law
HB 1403-FN relative to the performance of an abortion when there is a reasonable expectation of viability. Died
HB 1404-FN relative to liability insurance for passenger rail service. Became Law
HB 1405-FN regulating outdoor wood-fired hydronic heaters. Became Law
HB 1406 authorizing a special license and limiting liability for retired physicians, dentists, nurses, and nurse practitioners offering volunteer services. Died
HB 1407 relative to permission to discharge a firearm in the compact part of a town or city. Interim Study
HB 1408-LOCAL relative to the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 1409 creating a right of first refusal for a municipality in which certain utility property or stock is proposed to be sold by a utility. Died
HB 1410 relative to youth training and employment in firefighting. Became Law
HB 1411 relative to rulemaking under the native plant protection act. Became Law
HB 1412 establishing a commission to study appointing or contracting with a fleet manager for state-owned motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 1413 relative to elimination of sign-off requirements for payroll manifests. Died
HB 1414-FN increasing the fee for bail commissioners. Became Law
HB 1415 relative to civil unions and marriages between parties of the same sex contracted outside of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1416 establishing a committee to study methods and procedures for making the general court paperless. Died
HB 1417 relative to banning the sale of low-efficiency light bulbs. Died
HB 1418 extending Medicaid to prevent gaps in coverage under the New Hampshire healthy kids program. Interim Study
HB 1419-FN relative to voting machine costs. Died
HB 1420 relative to the applicability of zoning ordinances to auto salvage yards. Died
HB 1421 relative to an exemption from the indoor smoking act for certain restaurants. Died
HB 1422 establishing a commission on the prevention of childhood obesity. Became Law
HB 1423-LOCAL establishing a commission on larviciding. Died
HB 1424 relative to notice of meetings of county conventions. Became Law
HB 1426-FN-A relative to motor fuel import fees. Became Law
HB 1427-FN-A relative to the fuel oil import fee. Died
HB 1428 naming a portion of the Franconia Notch Parkway after Corporal Bruce McKay. Interim Study
HB 1429 relative to private landfills. Died
HB 1430 relative to the application of animal cruelty laws to horse and dog race tracks. Became Law
HB 1431-FN establishing a permanent state defense force. Interim Study
HB 1432 relative to the intent of living wills. Died
HB 1433 relative to the terms general court of New Hampshire and state of New Hampshire in legislation. Died
HB 1434 relative to the regional greenhouse gas initiative and authorizing a cap-and-trade program for controlling carbon dioxide emissions. Became Law
HB 1435 requiring certain food programs to comply with Centers for Disease Control/Institute of Medicine standards. Died
HB 1436 relative to requiring inclusion of an automatic continuation clause in collectively bargained agreements with public employees. Became Law
HB 1437 establishing a committee to study whether the state of New Hampshire shall establish a policy that victims of negligent or intentional tortious acts shall recover losses incurred as a result of such acts. Died
HB 1438 relative to a capital appropriation for the construction of the Hampton-Exeter district courthouse. Died
HB 1439 relative to a moratorium on large groundwater withdrawals intended for commercial bottling use. Died
HB 1440 relative to reciprocity with the state of Maine for registration of OHRVs and snowmobiles. Died
HB 1441-LOCAL relative to use of the terms "selectwoman" and "selectperson." Became Law
HB 1442-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the taxation of farm buildings and land under farm buildings, and relative to the assessment of property subject to a housing covenant under the low-income housing tax credit program. Became Law
HB 1443 establishing a commission to study relocating the state library and establishing an executive office building. Died
HB 1444-FN-LOCAL relative to vacancies in county offices. Died
HB 1445-FN-A-LOCAL increasing the road toll and designating the increase for the highway and bridge betterment account. Died
HB 1446 relative to changes to the school building aid statutes and to the schoolhouses statutes. Became Law
HB 1447-FN relative to Medicaid for employed adults with disabilities. Became Law
HB 1448-FN relative to documents prepared by the department of transportation and reimbursement fees for such documents. Became Law
HB 1449-FN-LOCAL allowing county commissioners to be interim administrators of the county nursing home. Died
HB 1451 relative to the transportation of deer by certain persons not issued a deer tag. Became Law
HB 1452-FN-LOCAL relative to the impact fee for development affecting state highways. Died
HB 1453 relative to civil liability for damage to protective barriers. Became Law
HB 1454 relative to electoral college electors. Died
HB 1455 increasing the amount of the veteran's property tax credit and enabling municipalities to extend the veterans' property tax credit to include all veterans who have been honorably discharged. Died
HB 1456 naming route 202 in Strafford county the Charles E. Smith Memorial Highway. Became Law
HB 1457 allowing smoking in cigar bars. Died
HB 1458 relative to milk producers and hauling and stop charges. Died
HB 1459-FN-A relative to modular building standards and fees. Interim Study
HB 1460 requiring the public utilities commission provide cost recovery for construction of generation assets by Public Service Company of New Hampshire. Died
HB 1461 relative to penalties for vehicle overload. Interim Study
HB 1462-FN establishing the office of personal financial education in the treasury. Interim Study
HB 1463 allowing municipalities to grant a property tax exemption for residential property of qualified low income persons in need of property tax relief. Died
HB 1464 relative to the availability of proposed amendments to bills and resolutions. Interim Study
HB 1465 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of requiring state government to consider using open source software when acquiring new software. Died
HB 1466 relative to the inventory fund in the department of safety and relative to the costs and production of number plates. Became Law
HB 1467 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of constructing a state hospital facility to treat certain youths addicted to heroin or cocaine. Died
HB 1468 establishing a mosquito control policy for state-owned lands. Became Law
HB 1469 relative to the definition of public employee terms and conditions of employment. Interim Study
HB 1470 relative to vehicular pursuits by police officers. Died
HB 1471 relative to time limits for excavating and dredging permits and directing the department of environmental services to make legislative proposals regarding solid waste management. Became Law
HB 1472 relative to workforce housing. Died
HB 1473 restricting the placement of fertilizer within 250 feet of the reference line of any property. Died
HB 1474-FN relative to the construction and operation of shooting ranges. Died
HB 1476 relative to shooting ranges. Died
HB 1477 relative to cellular phone and satellite television records for child support enforcement. Died
HB 1478 relative to the quorum for meetings of the equalization standards board, and relative to removal of a member of the assessing standards board or equalization standards board for absences. Became Law
HB 1479-FN relative to sale of tobacco products and the appeals process concerning the seizure of illegal tobacco products. Died
HB 1480 authorizing the commissioner of revenue administration to deny certain tobacco licenses. Became Law
HB 1481 relative to identification of registered sex offenders on the state website. Died
HB 1482-FN-LOCAL requiring schools and school libraries to install Internet filters. Died
HB 1483 requiring instruction in Internet safety. Died
HB 1484 establishing a commission to study retail health clinics. Became Law
HB 1485 relative to state reimbursement under the housing security guarantee program. Became Law
HB 1486 enabling municipalities to establish term limits for elected officials. Died
HB 1487 establishing a committee to study practice by advanced dental hygiene practitioners and ways to increase access to oral health care. Became Law
HB 1488 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing pro se law libraries. Became Law
HB 1489 prohibiting the start of public school until after Labor Day. Interim Study
HB 1490 adopting the uniform child custody jurisdiction and enforcement act. Interim Study
HB 1491 establishing a committee to study the ownership and disposition of rangeways. Died
HB 1492 relative to prescriptions under the controlled drug act. Became Law
HB 1493 relative to the commission to study the state highway trust fund. Became Law
HB 1494 relative to the office of register of probate. Died
HB 1495-FN relative to parental notification. Died
HB 1496-FN establishing motor vehicle learners' permits and relative to youth operators' licenses. Interim Study
HB 1497-FN requiring proof of motor vehicle liability insurance prior to selling a motor vehicle to a person under 21 years of age. Died
HB 1498-FN relative to notification of a parent or guardian by medical professionals when treating a minor. Died
HB 1499-FN-A replacing the electricity consumption tax with an electricity generation tax. Died
HB 1501-FN relative to the penalty for certain sexual assault cases where the perpetrator is under 21 years of age. Died
HB 1502-FN establishing a commission to develop alternatives to the disposal of medical sharps in household waste. Became Law
HB 1503-FN-A making an appropriation to fund the reporting of hospital infections by the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1504-FN-LOCAL directing New Hampshire to withdraw from the No Child Left Behind Act. Died
HB 1505-FN establishing the New Hampshire birth conditions program. Became Law
HB 1506-FN establishing a restricted mail registry in the department of justice. Died
HB 1507 exempting the land and buildings of Masonic lodges from property taxation. Died
HB 1508-FN relative to prohibited influence of voters and persons intending to vote and relative to the applicability of political advertising and push polling restrictions. Became Law
HB 1509-FN-A relative to games of chance. Became Law
HB 1510-FN-A redefining tobacco products and increasing the tax on tobacco products other than cigarettes. Interim Study
HB 1511-FN-A relative to fees for laboratory services and establishing a laboratory services fund. Died
HB 1512-FN-LOCAL relative to disposition of motor vehicle fines. Died
HB 1513-FN relative to an evidence-based prescription drug education program. Became Law
HB 1514-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire state health investment program corporation and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
HB 1515-FN prohibiting "at will" employment and creating a database of employee terminations. Died
HB 1516-FN relative to the divestiture of New Hampshire retirement assets relating to Sudan. Became Law
HB 1517-FN relative to parental consent for abortions. Died
HB 1518-FN relative to prescription drug marketing, restrictions, and disclosure. Died
HB 1519-FN relative to the determination of gainful occupation for a group II member receiving a disability retirement allowance from the retirement system. Died
HB 1520-FN allowing service in the Peace Corps and AmeriCorps to be purchased as creditable service in the retirement system. Became Law
HB 1521-LOCAL relative to Franklin Highway in the town of Andover. Became Law
HB 1522 relative to care standards for farm animals. Died
HB 1523 relative to the use of clotheslines. Died
HB 1524-FN relative to speed limits and keeping right except to pass. Died
HB 1526 relative to the use of images of New Hampshire residents who died in the line of duty. Interim Study
HB 1527 relative to charitable organizations and games of chance. Died
HB 1528-FN relative to suspension of a driver's license for gasoline theft. Interim Study
HB 1529 relative to permitting chambers of commerce to conduct games of chance. Died
HB 1530 relative to access to mental health practitioners. Died
HB 1531 relative to allowing a cause of action for identity theft. Interim Study
HB 1532 relative to obstruction of parking places for persons with walking disability. Became Law
HB 1533 relative to the office of the state treasurer. Became Law
HB 1534 relative to the misuse of social security numbers. Interim Study
HB 1535 relative to establishing a factual data base for wetland decision accountability. Died
HB 1536 relative to periodic payments of judgments. Died
HB 1537 relative to the definition of milk. Became Law
HB 1538 relative to mineral extraction, mining, and reclamation in New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1539 relative to the political party representation of members of the fish and game commission. Died
HB 1540-FN relative to coverage for clinical trials under the children's health insurance program and the state Medicaid program. Interim Study
HB 1541 relative to service in the Vietnam Conflict for purposes of qualification for the veterans' property tax credit. Died
HB 1542-LOCAL relative to burials in cemeteries. Died
HB 1543-FN relative to the citizen's petition for redress of grievances by the legislature. Died
HB 1544-FN relative to the development of effective energy efficiency measures. Died
HB 1545-FN-A establishing a waiver option for live-racing tracks. Died
HB 1546-FN allowing the local chief of police to object to games of chance licenses for charitable organizations. Died
HB 1547-FN-LOCAL repealing a fee charged by the registry of deeds. Died
HB 1548-FN relative to benefits for state employees who serve with a national guard unit or army reserve unit in Iraq or Afghanistan. Interim Study
HB 1549-FN relative to the duration of the disability requirement for aid to the permanently and totally disabled. Interim Study
HB 1551-FN relative to fees for special number plates for veterans. Died
HB 1552-FN relative to establishing a single liquor commissioner. Interim Study
HB 1553-FN banning sales of cigarettes through vending machines and banning the distribution of free samples of tobacco products. Died
HB 1554-FN relative to challenges of voters. Interim Study
HB 1555-FN relative to an E-Z Pass discount for residents of Merrimack. Died
HB 1556-FN-A establishing a property tax relief program. Died
HB 1557 relative to enforcement of modular building standards. Died
HB 1558-FN requiring disclosure of fees by automobile dealers. Died
HB 1559-FN requiring home confinement for certain drug possession crimes. Died
HB 1560-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the pharmaceutical assistance program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1561 establishing an energy efficiency and sustainable energy board. Became Law
HB 1562 relative to procedures of the site evaluation committee. Died
HB 1563-FN authorizing public academies to receive public funds for renovation and expansion of regional vocational education programs. Became Law
HB 1564-FN relative to the regulation of commercial mobile services by the public utilities commission. Died
HB 1565-FN-LOCAL relative to notice of video or audio surveillance in a business or public building. Died
HB 1566-FN prohibiting automated teller machine skimming devices. Died
HB 1567-FN permitting the possession of marijuana in certain quantities. Died
HB 1568-FN relative to endangering the public water supply. Became Law
HB 1569-FN relative to the use of drugs on wildlife. Became Law
HB 1570-FN relative to one-day temporary plates. Died
HB 1571-FN-LOCAL relative to inspection of construction or alteration of publicly accessible buildings for compliance with accessibility standards, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1572-FN establishing cancer research number plates. Died
HB 1573-FN-LOCAL relative to hazardous and dilapidated buildings. Became Law
HB 1574-FN-A increasing the beer tax. Died
HB 1576-FN relative to the employment of veterans on Veterans’ Day. Interim Study
HB 1577-FN-A-LOCAL relative to revenue sharing between the state and municipalities of vehicle fines and forfeitures. Died
HB 1578-FN relative to insurance fraud. Died
HB 1579-FN establishing a commission to study issues relating to land development and land development regulation in New Hampshire and establishing a surcharge on certain documents related to real property. Became Law
HB 1580-FN relative to witness fees and writs for depositions. Died
HB 1581-FN-LOCAL relative to the formation of stormwater utility districts. Became Law
HB 1582-FN relative to eligibility decisions under the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program. Died
HB 1583-FN requiring the bureau of emergency communications to develop and maintain a statewide emergency notification system. Interim Study
HB 1584-FN-A creating a commission to study the recycling and disposal of electronic waste. Became Law
HB 1585-FN relative to regulation of fuel gas fitters by the state fire marshal. Became Law
HB 1586-FN relative to housing assistance for recipients of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). Interim Study
HB 1587-FN relative to patient health care information. Interim Study
HB 1588-FN relative to the verification of the state of residency of an unemancipated minor seeking an abortion in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1589-FN prohibiting the lethal injection of any substance as part of the abortion process. Died
HB 1590-FN establishing a DWI victim fatality sign program. Interim Study
HB 1591-FN relative to vehicles traded to automobile dealers. Became Law
HB 1592-FN-A requiring road toll revenues to be spent on highways and bridges. Died
HB 1593-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a flat rate education income tax and relative to the statewide enhanced education tax and certain other taxes. Died
HB 1594-FN establishing a commission to study the current methods of funding the hazardous waste and hazardous materials programs in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1595-FN relative to driver's license renewals by persons engaged in overseas government service. Died
HB 1596-FN-LOCAL relative to fees charged by the motor vehicle division. Became Law
HB 1597-FN relative to workers' compensation compliance. Died
HB 1598-FN relative to the salary ranges for unclassified state officers. Died
HB 1599-FN relative to allowable deductibles in the individual insurance market. Died
HB 1601-FN-A relative to funding for certain capital projects of the Pease development authority, relative to reporting dates for the instream flow pilot program, and relative to certain requirements under the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
HB 1602-FN relative to dependent health insurance coverage. Died
HB 1603-FN-A establishing a penalty for payment of a state obligation with an invalid form of payment. Became Law
HB 1604-FN relative to the electronic toll collection system. Became Law
HB 1605-FN making certain technical changes in the insurance laws. Interim Study
HB 1606-FN-A relative to the rate of highway tolls. Died
HB 1607-FN relative to firefighter services leave for state employees. Became Law
HB 1608-FN requiring insurance coverage for colorectal screening for adults in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1609-FN relative to misrepresentation as an owner of a service dog. Interim Study
HB 1610-FN relative to motor carriers. Became Law
HB 1611-FN relative to physical restraints used for involuntary commitments. Interim Study
HB 1612-FN-LOCAL relative to county and state obligations for costs for nursing care and services, and for court orders for children services. Died
HB 1613-FN making changes to certain statutes relating to crimes against children. Died
HB 1614-FN relative to illegal immigration. Died
HB 1615-FN-A establishing the state office of rural health in the department of health and human services and establishing a commission to recommend policies and programs to increase the number of persons in health professions servicing New Hampshire’s rural and underserved areas. Became Law
HB 1616-FN relative to financial aid for students losing aid due to registering to vote. Died
HB 1617-FN relative to the registration of repossessors. Died
HB 1618-FN-A relative to motor vehicle fees and motor vehicle violation fines and relative to appropriations from the highway fund. Became Law
HB 1619-FN requiring a report of the number of female inmates incarcerated in a state correctional facility receiving sex offender treatment. Became Law
HB 1620-FN-A-LOCAL adding a fee to motor vehicle fines for use by law enforcement agencies. Died
HB 1621-FN relative to requiring a refundable deposit on beverage containers. Died
HB 1622-FN-A allowing counties to implement a first-time offender alcohol and substance treatment program, requiring the department of justice to administer grants to counties for such program, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1623-FN relative to the penalty for possession of marijuana. Died
HB 1624-FN relative to a one day/one trial jury duty pilot program. Interim Study
HB 1626-FN relative to a new bridge over the Merrimack River. Interim Study
HB 1627 establishing a committee to study procedures and standards used by the state in public service contracts. Died
HB 1628 relative to renewable energy generation incentive programs. Became Law
HB 1629-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the evaluation of recycling and energy conversion options for grease trap wastes at the Winnipesaukee river basin program's Franklin wastewater treatment facility and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1630-FN establishing the position of administrator of contract services. Died
HB 1631-FN relative to the state purchase of biodiesel fuels. Became Law
HB 1632 relative to continuing the commission to study the production and distribution of biodiesel in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1633-FN relative to the regulation of licensed alcohol and drug use counselors. Became Law
HB 1634 establishing the New Hampshire council on autism spectrum disorders. Became Law
HB 1635-FN relative to permits for motor vehicle salvage facilities and motor vehicle crushers. Became Law
HB 1636 relative to automotive recycling. Became Law
HB 1637 relative to reports to the cancer registry and requiring the oversight committee on health and human services to study the frequency of unfilled prescriptions due to inadequate staffing in pharmacies and pharmacy closures. Became Law
HB 1638 establishing an oversight commission on motor vehicle fines. Became Law
HB 1639-FN-A-LOCAL relative to charter school funding and enabling charter schools to receive school building aid. Interim Study
HB 1640-FN relative to the classification of convicted sex offenders and offenders against children. Became Law
HB 1641-FN relative to collections and refunds of road tolls. Became Law
HB 1642-FN providing additional funding for charter schools for the 2009 fiscal year. Became Law
HB 1643-FN relative to medical benefits payment by the retirement system for eligible group I teachers and political subdivision employees in the retirement system. Became Law
HB 1644-FN-A establishing a Coos county job creation tax credit. Became Law
HB 1645-FN-LOCAL relative to administration of the New Hampshire retirement system and benefits for members. Became Law
HB 1646 relative to the 10-year transportation improvement plan. Became Law
HB 1647-FN-A relative to demand response program revenue. Became Law
HB 1648-FN relative to search and rescue response expenses of the fish and game department and relative to appropriating additional funding for certain fish and game programs. Became Law
HB 1649-FN-LOCAL relative to the Medicaid long-term care eligibility determination process. Became Law
HB 1651 allowing municipalities in Coos county to offer property tax exemptions to foster commercial and industrial construction. Became Law
HB 1652-FN-A relative to the state obligation for payment of the non-federal share of FEMA public assistance and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
HB 1653-FN-A-LOCAL relative to providing additional fuel assistance and enhanced weatherization services to income eligible New Hampshire citizens and state matching funds for July - September 2008 disaster assistance grants, and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law

House resolutions 27

HR 1 adopting the rules of the 2006 session for the 2007-2008 biennium. Adopted by the House
HR 2 recording House sessions and the permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 3 distribution of House publications. Adopted by the House
HR 4 the Speaker employing personnel per RSA 17-E:5. Adopted by the House
HR 5 legislative salary and mileage payments. Adopted by the House
HR 6 relative to the tied election in Hillsborough County District 3 Adopted by the House
HR 7 urging increased consideration and preservation of local authority in international trade and investment agreements. Adopted by the House
HR 8 requesting an opinion from the New Hampshire supreme court on certain questions regarding education funding. Died
HR 9 supporting the U.S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement. Adopted by the House
HR 10 opposing President George W. Bush's Iraq policy and urging the President and Congress to take actions relative to veterans' benefits and the war in Iraq. Adopted by the House
HR 11 memoralizing state Representative James H. Oliver of Hooksett. Adopted by the House
HR 12 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2007, 2008, and 2009. Died
HR 13 Memorializing State Representative Donald R. Buxton of Brentwood. Adopted by the House
HR 20 Memorializing State Representative Bruce F. Hunter of Goffstown. Adopted by the House
HR 21 urging Congress to oppose any attempt to remove the phrases “In God We Trust” and “E Pluribus Unum” from United States currency and coinage. Adopted by the House
HR 22 urging that the federal government enforce existing immigration law. Died
HR 23 declaring a supra-national government such as a North American union unconstitutional. Died
HR 24 petitioning Congress to commence impeachment procedures. Died
HR 25 urging Congress to fully implement the Secure Fence Act of 2006. Died
HR 26 expressing regret that New Hampshire's United States Senators voted to deny the District of Columbia the right to be represented in the Congress. Interim Study
HR 27 memorializing state Representative George F. Brown of Rochester. Adopted by the House
HR 28 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2008 and 2009. Adopted by the House
HR 29 memorializing State Representative Edgar H. Mears of Berlin. Adopted by the House
HR 30 memorializing State Representative Michael D. Whalley Adopted by the House
HR 31 memorializing state Representative Robert W. Forsing of Raymond Adopted by the House
HR 32 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 436. Adopted by the House
HR 33 memorializing State Representative Peter R. Goyette of Hudson. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 16

HCR 1 declaring the directives of the judicial branch in the Claremont cases that the legislative and executive branches define an "adequate education," adopt "standards of accountability," and "guarantee adequate funding" of a public education are not binding on the legislative and executive branches. Died
HCR 2 urging the federal government to establish a post office and a zip code in the town of Lee. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 3 urging that New Hampshire members and veterans of the armed forces and national guard and their dependents receive health screening for depleted uranium exposure. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 4 recognizing the sacrifices and service of New Hampshire Air Force veterans on the 60th anniversary of the United States Air Force. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 5 endorsing the National Health Insurance Act. Died
HCR 6 urging Congress to prevent the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement superhighway system. Died
HCR 7 urging federal action on the earned income tax credit and other tax benefits related to child custody. Died
HCR 8 urging Congress to rename the Veterans Administration Hospital the Styles Bridges Veterans Administration Hospital. Interim Study
HCR 10 urging communities to conduct handicap parking awareness days and urging the state of New Hampshire to declare October as Handicap Parking Awareness Month. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 11 urging municipalities to establish an annual free tire collection day. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 12 urging the federal government to withdraw the United States from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Died
HCR 13 urging Congress to create an Office of the National Nurse. Died
HCR 14 urging Congress to establish the Homeowners and Bank Protection Act. Died
HCR 15 commemorating the commissioning of the USS New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
HCR 16 urging Congress to rescind a law allowing the President to exercise federal control over the state national guard without consent of the governor. Died
HCR 17 encouraging the use of reusable shopping bags. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 34

CACR 1 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 2 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 3 relating to: the appropriation of certain revenues. Providing that: the scope of appropriations from certain revenues shall be broadened. Died
CACR 4 relating to: funding for public transportation. Providing that: revenues from the operation of motor vehicles or the sale or consumption of motor vehicle fuel may be used for public transportation. Died
CACR 5 relating to the highway fund. Providing that one hundred percent of the highway fund shall be used for highway construction, reconstruction and maintenance. Died
CACR 6 relating to: education funding. Providing that: the state may meet its funding obligations under Article 83 by providing aid only to those communities that, in the reasonable judgment of the general court, are in need of such aid. Died
CACR 7 relating to: county officers. Providing that: certain county officers shall be appointed rather than elected. Died
CACR 8 Relating to: the term of office of the governor. Providing that: the governor’s term of office shall be 4 years. Died
CACR 9 RELATING TO: clerks of the probate court. PROVIDING THAT: clerks of the probate court shall be appointed instead of elected. Died
CACR 10 relating to: sessions of the legislature. Providing that: the legislature meet biennially and meet after June 30 in odd-numbered years only in special session called by the governor or by 2/3 vote of the general court. Died
CACR 11 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 12 relating to: county personnel. Providing that: county treasurers, registers of probate, county attorneys, sheriffs, and registers of deeds shall be appointed by the county commissioners. Died
CACR 13 relating to the state senate. Providing that state senators shall be 25 years of age or older. Died
CACR 14 relating to cherishing public schools. Providing that state aid to public schools cannot decrease unless the number of students decreases. Died
CACR 15 relating to citizen review retention elections for judges. Providing that a judge shall be subject to a citizen review retention election at the biennial election next occurring after he or she has served for 2 years and subsequently at regular intervals which depend on the court in which the judge serves. Died
CACR 16 relating to an income and a sales tax. Providing that there shall be a state referendum prior to the legislature's adoption of an income tax or sales tax. Died
CACR 17 relating to funding for education. Providing that revenue from lotteries and games of chance may only be used for educational purposes. Died
CACR 18 relating to funding of public education. Providing that the general court shall define an adequate education, regularly determine the cost thereof, fund not less than fifty percent of the total statewide cost of an adequate education each year and distribute state aid to promote equal opportunity to receive an adequate education. Died
CACR 19 relating to funding of public education. Providing that the legislature shall define standards for education, determine the level of state funding thereof, establish standards of accountability, and allocate state funds in a manner that mitigates disparities in educational opportunity and fiscal capacity, provided that every school district receives a reasonable share of the state funds on a per pupil basis. Died
CACR 20 relating to funding of public education. Providing that the local political subdivision shall provide public education and determine curriculum and the amount of funding thereof, and the legislature shall have the authority to make reasonable determinations as to public education, provide supplemental funding, and determine the amount and allocation of such state funds. Died
CACR 21 relating to local public education. Providing that the local political subdivision responsible for public education shall have the power to determine curriculum, set standards, and determine funding, and that the legislature may provide supplemental funding. Died
CACR 22 relating to the membership of the senate. Providing that the senate shall consist of 36 members. Died
CACR 23 relating to parental rights. Providing that the State shall not abridge the right of parents to control the welfare and education of their children. Died
CACR 24 relating to prohibiting any new tax on personal income. Providing that no new tax on personal income shall be levied by the state of New Hampshire. Died
CACR 25 relating to state participation in federal programs. Providing that the state shall not participate in unfunded and partially funded federally mandated programs. Died
CACR 26 relating to the state senate. Providing that state senators shall be 25 years of age or older. Died
CACR 27 relating to the election of a state auditor. Providing that the state auditor shall be elected to a term of 4 years and shall be responsible for auditing the accounts of the treasurer. Died
CACR 28 relating to compensation of members of the legislature. Providing that compensation of members of the legislature be increased to $100 per week. Died
CACR 29 relating to education. Providing that the recognition of local control of education in the New Hampshire constitution is reestablished. Died
CACR 30 relating to the oath of office. Providing that the name of the state in the oath of office be corrected. Died
CACR 31 relating to the funding of public education. Providing that the legislature shall make a reasonable determination of the content, extent, funding, which shall include targeting, and delivery of public education. Died
CACR 32 relating to local public education. Providing that the local political subdivision responsible for public education shall have the power to determine curriculum, set standards, and determine funding, and that the legislature may provide supplemental funding. Died
CACR 33 relating to funding a public education. Providing that the legislature shall define standards for education, determine the level of state funding thereof, establish standards of accountability, and allocate state funds in a manner that mitigates disparities in educational opportunity and fiscal capacity, provided that every school district receives a reasonable share of the state funds on a per pupil basis. Died
CACR 34 relating to funding of public education. Providing that the general court shall define an adequate education and distribute state funds for public education in a manner that alleviates local disparities. Died

Senate bills 487

SB 18-FN raising the age of required attendance of children in school. Became Law
SB 26-FN prohibiting the fish and game department from stocking fish in certain water bodies without public access and requiring public access for Big Island Pond. Died
SB 27-FN relative to the display of the POW-MIA flag. Became Law
SB 28 redefining the "board of the public employer for the judiciary" in public employee collective bargaining. Became Law
SB 29 updating laws relative to child impact seminars to reflect the implementation of the judicial branch family division. Became Law
SB 30 combining the judicial branch salary adjustment fund and the judicial branch benefit adjustment account into a single fund. Became Law
SB 31 adding the chief justice of the supreme court or designee to the advisory council on emergency preparedness and security. Died
SB 32-FN increasing the maximum amount of debt or damages for small claims actions. Died
SB 33-FN equalizing the pay of administrative judges in the judicial branch. Became Law
SB 34 relative to eligibility for certain veteran disability plates. Died
SB 35-FN-A making an appropriation for disaster relief assistance in response to the May 2006 and April 2007 floods and establishing a committee to study the distribution of financial disaster assistance. Became Law
SB 36 eliminating straight ticket voting. Became Law
SB 37 relative to accidental death benefit payments in the city of Manchester employees' contributory retirement system. Became Law
SB 38 relative to uninsured or hit-and-run motor vehicle coverage. Became Law
SB 39 allowing a newly-retired supreme court justice to continue to participate as a temporary justice in a case held before retirement but decided after. Became Law
SB 40 relative to the modular building code. Became Law
SB 41 relative to the authority of law enforcement officers to obtain registration checks on motor vehicles for official purposes and prohibiting the use of automated number plate scanning devices. Became Law
SB 42-FN prohibiting smoking in restaurants, cocktail lounges, and certain enclosed public places. Became Law
SB 43 relative to the training for barbers and establishing the master barber license under the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Became Law
SB 44-LOCAL relative to licenses to carry pistols and revolvers. Died
SB 45 changing the name of the ballot law commission to the elections and ballot law commission, increasing the membership of the commission, and requiring the commission to propose redistricting plans. Died
SB 46 requiring criminal history record checks of all applicants to practice medicine in New Hampshire, and revising the criminal history record checks under the nurse practice act. Became Law
SB 47-FN-A making a supplemental appropriation for school building aid. Became Law
SB 48 relative to removal of appointed highway agents from office. Died
SB 49 relative to the authority of highway agents. Interim Study
SB 50 relative to the membership of the state veterans’ advisory committee and authorizing the state veterans council to accept certain donations and bequests. Became Law
SB 51 transferring authority over court forms from the supreme court to the judicial branch administrative council. Became Law
SB 52 relative to authorizing the attorney general to bring actions for violations of New Hampshire combination and monopolies law. Became Law
SB 53 relative to membership of the board of trustees of the regional community-technical colleges. Became Law
SB 54 relative to dog license fees. Died
SB 55-FN establishing a committee to study the efficacy of the Master Settlement Agreement and strategies for addressing the financial burden imposed on the state by cigarette smoking and the use of tobacco products. Became Law
SB 56 relative to Old Drewsville Road in the town of Walpole. Became Law
SB 57 requiring a course in civics for high school graduation. Died
SB 58 relative to the recommendation for the town budget. Became Law
SB 59 establishing a committee to study the effect on the unemployment compensation trust fund of employers with negative balance separate accounts. Became Law
SB 60-FN relative to compensations for injuries and illnesses suffered by national guard members on state active duty. Became Law
SB 61 relative to pharmaceutical marketers. Died
SB 62-FN relative to penalties for violations of the state building code. Died
SB 63 authorizing the commissioner of revenue administration to extend tax filing deadlines for certain members of the armed forces. Became Law
SB 64 changing the dates of the reports on court facilities made to the supreme court by the court accreditation commission and made to the commissioner of administrative services by the supreme court. Became Law
SB 65-FN requiring that the state provide 21 days’ written notice to the defendant prior to jury selection for his or her trial of the state’s request for an extended term of imprisonment. Became Law
SB 66 relative to involuntary civil commitment of sexually violent predators and relative to payment of the sex offender registration fee by criminal offenders. Became Law
SB 67-FN-A relative to implementation of the recommendations of the YDC master plan and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 68-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of environmental services to implement the New Hampshire estuaries project's comprehensive conservation and management plan. Became Law
SB 69 relative to exceptions to the confidentiality provisions for certain department of employment security records. Became Law
SB 70-FN relative to external review for disability income policies. Died
SB 71 relative to setback requirements for new landfills located near designated rivers. Became Law
SB 72-LOCAL relative to standards for public school approval. Died
SB 73-FN-A relative to lottery prizes and administration by the lottery commission. Died
SB 74-FN relative to the operation and administration of the state park system. Became Law
SB 75-FN relative to establishing a New Hampshire rail transit authority that will have responsibility for developing and providing commuter rail and related public rail transportation services in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 76-FN-LOCAL establishing a commission to study the proper allocation of costs for transporting convicted persons and methods for minimizing the costs of transporting convicted persons. Became Law
SB 77-FN prohibiting the department of health and human services from entering into a contract with Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., or any organization that provides abortion services. Died
SB 78 relative to the placement of twins or other multiples in the same classroom. Became Law
SB 79-FN-A relative to court security and court security officers. Died
SB 80 relative to qualified minor's trusts. Became Law
SB 81 relative to the state building code. Became Law
SB 82-FN reorganizing the administration and governance of the regional community-technical college system. Became Law
SB 83 naming the Epsom traffic circle in honor of Officer Jeremy Charron and Officer Michael Briggs and naming a portion of Route 4 in honor of Officer Michael Briggs. Became Law
SB 84 AN ACT establishing procedural requirements to improve implementation of the 10-year highway plan. Died
SB 85 relative to eligibility for the property tax exemption for the disabled. Became Law
SB 86 naming a bridge in Plymouth. Became Law
SB 87 making technical corrections to certain lottery commission provisions. Became Law
SB 88 relative to public employee terms of employment, bargaining units, and dispute resolution. Died
SB 89 authorizing the Holden School of Nursing to confer degrees. Died
SB 90-FN relative to the penalty for impersonating a law enforcement officer. Became Law
SB 91 relative to political contributions by corporations, partnerships, and labor unions. Died
SB 92 relative to the definition of employee and clarifying the criteria for exempting workers from employee status. Became Law
SB 93-FN relative to insurance coverage for children's early intervention therapy services. Became Law
SB 94 establishing the department of information technology, relative to positions in the department of information technology, and the membership of the information technology council. Became Law
SB 95 relative to bingo games conducted by senior citizens’ organizations. Became Law
SB 96 extending the veterans' property tax credit to all honorably discharged veterans. Died
SB 97 relative to unemployment administrative contributions and the training fund, and transferring the job training program administered by the department of regional community-technical colleges to the department of resources and economic development. Became Law
SB 98 relative to party access to voter information. Became Law
SB 99 relative to the terms for payment in lieu of taxes for renewable generation facilities. Became Law
SB 100 relative to the authority of a real estate escrow agent to hold funds in the event of a dispute. Became Law
SB 101 relative to payment of costs for certain students attending alternative education programs. Became Law
SB 102-FN relative to the powers of state government in the event of an incident or outbreak of communicable disease. Became Law
SB 103-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to generate and evaluate solutions for maintaining emergency access on class VI and private roads. Died
SB 104 relative to the directory of charitable trusts. Became Law
SB 105 repealing the bond requirement for fund raising counsel of a charitable trust. Became Law
SB 106 allowing lobbyists and those connected with lobbyists to sit on committees established by the judicial branch. Died
SB 107 authorizing the judicial branch family division and the superior court to use bail commissioners in civil cases. Became Law
SB 108 making technical corrections to the probate laws. Became Law
SB 109 relative to emergency powers of the supreme court. Died
SB 110 relative to the ban on the sale and use of lead fishing jigs. Died
SB 111 permitting a dam to be constructed on Lake Ivanhoe in the town of Wakefield. Became Law
SB 112 relative to recommendations of marital masters. Died
SB 113-FN relative to the position of special justice in the district court. Became Law
SB 114-FN relative to licensed acute care hospitals. Died
SB 115 prohibiting mandatory fees for state employees. Died
SB 116 establishing a committee to study the licensing and regulation of fuel gas fitters by the state fire marshal. Died
SB 117-FN relative to fireworks display permits and the position of permissible fireworks inspector. Became Law
SB 118 increasing fines for certain dog violations. Became Law
SB 119 establishing a committee to study the oversight of municipal capital reserve funds. Died
SB 120 establishing a commission to study the removal of thimerosal from vaccines. Died
SB 121 relative to preventing strategic lawsuits against public participation. Died
SB 122-FN-LOCAL relative to maintenance of grounds around signs in the right-of-way on state highways. Died
SB 123 relative to pole attachments. Became Law
SB 124 changing the membership of the economic development matching grants screening committee. Became Law
SB 125-FN relative to certificates for architect business organizations. Became Law
SB 126-FN-A relative to motor vehicle fines. Died
SB 127-FN relative to search and rescue operations conducted by the fish and game department. Died
SB 128-FN establishing an enhanced penalty for injuring another as a result of resisting arrest. Became Law
SB 129-FN requiring interpretation services upon request for persons receiving medical treatment. Died
SB 130-FN relative to the insurance premium tax. Died
SB 131 relative to insurance coverage for services of midwives. Became Law
SB 132-FN allowing marital masters to be reimbursed for certain expenses and repealing a provision permitting court stenographers to be reimbursed for expenses. Became Law
SB 133-FN relative to the escrow fund for court facility improvements. Became Law
SB 134-FN-A establishing a research and development credit against business taxes and requiring the commissioner of resources and economic development to report on the research and development tax credit program. Became Law
SB 135 establishing a commission to study lowering costs of health insurance for small businesses. Became Law
SB 136 relative to the attorney general's authority to appoint, organize, and assign investigatory personnel at the department of justice. Became Law
SB 137-FN removing the prospective repeal of community reinvestment and opportunity zones (CROP zones). Died
SB 138-FN-A relative to the waiting list for services to persons with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders. Became Law
SB 139-FN relative to the asset transfer penalty in Medicaid. Became Law
SB 140 relative to transmission upgrades, the process for siting renewable generation facilities, and the study of demand response programs and distributed generation. Became Law
SB 141-FN relative to differential pay of certain direct care employees. Died
SB 142 relative to the regulation of real estate brokers and salespersons by the real estate commission. Became Law
SB 143 naming Jericho Mountain state park and establishing ATV and trail bike trails in such park. Became Law
SB 144-FN relative to lottery ticket sales and revenue. Became Law
SB 145-FN allowing marital masters and registers and deputy registers of probate to perform notarial acts. Became Law
SB 146-FN relative to allowing service credit for certain court system employment. Became Law
SB 147 relative to proceedings regarding a child in need of services (CHINS). Died
SB 148-FN relative to retirement system status for members of the university system police force. Died
SB 149 relative to the 2 family support councils for the developmentally disabled serving Lebanon and Claremont. Died
SB 150 requiring drivers who are residents of foreign countries to have insurance. Died
SB 151 relative to drug nuisance abatement. Died
SB 152 relative to permanency planning for delinquent children, abused and neglected children, and children in need of services. Became Law
SB 153 establishing a commission to study changing statutory references to “mental retardation.” Became Law
SB 154 relative to the worker's compensation compliance statement. Became Law
SB 155 relative to insurance coverage for chiropractic services. Died
SB 156 relative to public health regions and regional public health councils. Died
SB 157 establishing a committee to study the criteria necessary for the creation of a master plan for the development of future all-terrain vehicle parks. Died
SB 158 relative to review of activities affecting surface waters. Became Law
SB 159-FN-LOCAL relative to polling place arrangement and accessibility. Became Law
SB 160-FN-LOCAL adding members to the Skyhaven airport operation commission and relative to the Skyhaven airport transfer plan. Became Law
SB 161-FN relative to the registration fees for mortgage servicing companies and relative to debt adjustment services. Became Law
SB 162 establishing a commission to oversee and negotiate issues relative to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). Became Law
SB 163-FN relative to housing assistance for families in the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program. Died
SB 164 relative to renewals and reinstatements of licenses issued by the board of dental examiners and procedures of the board. Became Law
SB 165-FN relative to informing physicians of results of the screening panels for medical injury claims. Died
SB 166-FN relative to port moorings. Became Law
SB 167-FN relative to the licensure of medical assistants by the board of nursing. Died
SB 168-FN establishing tuition waivers for foster children. Became Law
SB 169-FN-A establishing a death benefit to be paid to the family of a police officer or firefighter killed in the line of duty and establishing a committee to study the eligibility for and award of the benefit. Became Law
SB 170-FN establishing an office of mediation and arbitration within the judicial branch. Became Law
SB 171 relative to regulation of apprenticeships by professional regulatory boards and commissions. Died
SB 172-FN-LOCAL allowing counties to share correctional facilities. Died
SB 173 relative to regulation of private postsecondary career schools. Became Law
SB 174-FN-A-LOCAL establishing the northern counties development authority and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 175-FN-A establishing an apprentice hunting license. Died
SB 176-FN relative to lead paint poisoning and establishing a commission to study the current childhood lead poisoning prevention law, policies, and standards. Became Law
SB 177 relative to orders of reparation by the public utilities commission and penalties against public utilities. Became Law
SB 178-FN relative to the judicial retirement plan. Became Law
SB 179-FN-A establishing an automated external defibrillator advisory commission. Died
SB 180 relative to local regulation of persons soliciting contributions on streets. Died
SB 181-FN-A-LOCAL adding a fee to motor vehicle fines for use by municipalities. Died
SB 182 establishing a committee to study the confidentiality of health care records in abuse and neglect proceedings. Became Law
SB 183-FN requiring health insurance plans for family coverage to extend to dependent under age 26. Died
SB 184-FN relative to residential home care services providers. Became Law
SB 185 relative to photo identification for persons released from correctional facilities and establishing a commission to study the services needed to help chronically homeless children in New Hampshire. Died
SB 186-FN establishing a committee to study a state elderly homeowner property tax credit. Died
SB 187 relative to motor vehicles operated in parades. Became Law
SB 188 relative to unfair claim settlement practices by insurers. Died
SB 189 relative to medical benefits under motor vehicle insurance. Became Law
SB 190 establishing a committee to study municipal regulation of private motor sports clubs. Died
SB 191-FN-A relative to the nongame species account in the fish and game fund. Died
SB 192-FN establishing an outreach program in the children's health insurance program. Became Law
SB 193 relative to adjustments to the child support guidelines under special circumstances. Became Law
SB 194 establishing a commission to study the trafficking of persons across borders for sexual and labor exploitation. Became Law
SB 195-FN relative to unemployment benefits for persons needed to care for family members who are disabled. Became Law
SB 196 establishing the position of director of climate change in the office of energy and planning. Died
SB 197 relative to continuation of group health insurance in the event of divorce or legal separation. Became Law
SB 198-FN-A requiring milfoil stickers for out-of-state boats. Died
SB 199 relative to the assessment of property subject to a housing subsidy restriction. Interim Study
SB 200-FN relative to the state directory of new hires. Became Law
SB 201 authorizing certain Keene state college campus safety officers to detain individuals pending arrest or protective custody. Died
SB 202 establishing a lifetime license for certain long-serving emergency medical care providers. Died
SB 203 relative to the use of the English language in writs and other court documents. Died
SB 204-FN-A relative to collection of debts owed the state. Became Law
SB 205-FN eliminating an exception to state reimbursement for drug testing for racing dogs and horses. Died
SB 206-FN-LOCAL relative to the investment authority of local government entities and authorizing the city of Nashua to purchase Pennichuck Corporation stock. Became Law
SB 207 extending the committee to study the funding necessary to operate the hazardous materials program in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 208 relative to court review of certain planning and zoning decisions. Died
SB 209 requiring the board of trustees of the judicial retirement plan to study the inclusion of service of all judges who are not members of the judicial retirement plan. Died
SB 210-FN relative to making various changes to the regulation of plumbers and water treatment technicians by the board of licensing and regulation of plumbers. Died
SB 211-FN-A establishing a veterans' programs number plate trust fund and a special veterans' programs license plate, to support state veterans' programs. Interim Study
SB 212-FN relative to the regulation of home inspectors. Became Law
SB 213-FN-A establishing a comprehensive cancer plan fund, requiring master settlement agreement strategic contribution fund payments to be deposited in such fund, and establishing a comprehensive cancer plan oversight board. Died
SB 214-FN-A making a capital appropriation to the department of administrative services to fund acquisition of land on which to build a facility for the Hampton-Exeter district court. Died
SB 215-FN-A relative to funding for the human immunodeficiency virus prevention program and certain AIDS services organizations. Became Law
SB 216 relative to certification of employee organizations to represent public employees. Became Law
SB 217-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire housing and conservation planning program. Became Law
SB 218 relative to notice of sale requirements for manufactured housing parks. Died
SB 219-FN establishing a committee to study the effectiveness of current preservation planning tools designed to prevent unnecessary demolitions of significant historic properties and recommend new incentives to aid communities, improvements to existing methods, or creation of new programs. Became Law
SB 220 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of establishing a public review board for health insurance rate increase requests. Died
SB 221 establishing a commission to organize events in celebration of the Abraham Lincoln bicentennial. Became Law
SB 222-FN relative to health insurance for national guard members. Became Law
SB 223-FN establishing a New Hampshire medal of honor and prohibiting funeral protests. Became Law
SB 224-FN-A relative to the telecommunications planning and development advisory committee. Became Law
SB 225-FN-A-LOCAL relative to allowing video gaming in Coos county, building casinos in Berlin and Portsmouth, and establishing a fund to assist with the payment of property taxes. Died
SB 226-FN relative to the temporary assistance to needy families (TANF) program. Became Law
SB 227-FN authorizing land and community heritage investment program donations accompanying motor vehicle registrations. Died
SB 228 relative to the supervision of persons released on bail. Died
SB 229 relative to restitution ordered against an inmate. Became Law
SB 230 relative to annulment of records of arrests or prosecutions not resulting in a conviction. Died
SB 231 exempting certain department of corrections practices and procedures from the provisions of RSA 541-A. Became Law
SB 232-FN relative to profits from the prison industries program. Died
SB 233-FN relative to specialty beer, relative to sales by beverage vendor licensees, and establishing a committee to study flavored malt beverages. Became Law
SB 234-FN relative to privileges, benefits, and immunities for national guard members. Became Law
SB 235-FN-A establishing a milk producers emergency relief fund. Became Law
SB 236 extending the authority for police mutual aid. Became Law
SB 237 establishing a commission on employment issues affecting veterans. Became Law
SB 238 relative to funding for the Groveton Branch Corridor repairs. Died
SB 239-FN requiring the state of New Hampshire to transfer title to certain property to the town of Wakefield. Died
SB 240-FN establishing contractual cohabitation and extending certain rights to parties to a contractual cohabitation. Died
SB 241 relative to availability of cable television in manufactured housing parks. Became Law
SB 242-FN establishing the intellectual property business loan development program. Became Law
SB 243-FN relative to regulating home contractors. Died
SB 244 relative to employers withholding from employees’ wages for certain purposes. Became Law
SB 245 relative to the New Hampshire college tuition savings plan. Became Law
SB 246 relative to a temporary moratorium on the issuance of large groundwater withdrawal permits and on large groundwater withdrawals from bedrock aquifers if withdrawal has not commenced. Died
SB 247 establishing a committee to study the adjudication of land use issues and ordinance violations. Died
SB 248 relative to ethical standards for volunteers in the executive branch. Died
SB 249-FN establishing a new position and relative to the realignment of functions in the department of corrections. Died
SB 250-FN relative to damages awarded to a prisoner resulting from prison conditions litigation. Died
SB 251 allowing the board of medicine to issue licenses for physicians to engage in a correctional institution medical practice. Interim Study
SB 252 relative to publication of supreme court reports. Became Law
SB 253 relative to appeals in child abuse and neglect cases. Died
SB 254 relative to legal representation during contract negotiations. Became Law
SB 255-FN-A requiring non-motorized vessels to display conservation decals issued by the fish and game department. Died
SB 256 relative to hazardous buildings. Died
SB 257-FN relative to penalties for life safety code violations under municipal housing standards. Died
SB 258 relative to reliance on ethics committee advisory opinions. Became Law
SB 259 establishing state appliance and equipment energy efficiency standards. Became Law
SB 260-FN relative to the location and budget practices of the lottery commission. Became Law
SB 261 naming the state law library the John W. King law library. Became Law
SB 262 establishing a committee to study certain prohibitions on smoking. Died
SB 263 establishing a committee to study Medicaid payments for hospital-based physicians and outpatient services and establishing a moratorium on certain reimbursement policy changes pending the study's recommendations. Died
SB 264 relative to post-judgment attachments to secure small claims judgments. Became Law
SB 265-FN relative to the state apprenticeship council and the regulation of apprenticeship programs. Became Law
SB 266-FN-A relative to a capital appropriation for the Laconia district court renovation. Became Law
SB 267-FN relative to the effective date of the compulsory school attendance law. Died
SB 300-FN-A relative to death benefits for corrections officers killed in the line of duty. Interim Study
SB 301-FN relative to durable medical equipment. Became Law
SB 302-FN relative to parental notification. Died
SB 303-FN relative to special number plates. Became Law
SB 304-FN-LOCAL repealing a fee charged by the registry of deeds. Died
SB 305-FN relative to the regulation of private investigators. Died
SB 306-FN relative to allowing video gaming in Coos county, building a casino in Berlin, and establishing a fund to assist with the payment of property taxes. Died
SB 307-FN-LOCAL exempting Purple Heart plate recipients from number plate and registration fees. Died
SB 308-FN-A preventing potential double taxation on the identical gross business profits of business organizations. Died
SB 309-FN relative to the regulation of amateur and professional fighting sports by the boxing and wrestling commission. Became Law
SB 310-FN relative to changes to games of chance. Became Law
SB 311-FN extending the statute of limitations for civil actions based upon a sexual assault case. Became Law
SB 312-FN relative to insurance coverage for obesity and morbid obesity. Became Law
SB 313 relative to transfers to the revenue stabilization reserve account. Died
SB 314-FN relative to the use of certain prior service credit in the retirement system for purposes of eligibility for medical benefits. Interim Study
SB 315 preventing the fraudulent use of the names of financial institutions. Became Law
SB 316-FN expanding a death benefit for police officers and firefighters to emergency medical technicians. Interim Study
SB 317-FN relative to the sale of tobacco products and the appeals process concerning the seizure of illegal tobacco products. Became Law
SB 318-FN establishing a commission to study the creation of an animal care worker classification. Became Law
SB 319-FN relative to third party liability and state recovery of public assistance. Became Law
SB 320-FN relative to unauthorized payment of public assistance. Died
SB 321 relative to construction or renovation of regional vocational centers, transferring certain positions from the pari-mutuel commission to the department of safety, requiring certain operating budget reductions, relative to revenues and expenditures, and legalizing certain meetings. Became Law
SB 322 relative to lists of professional bondsmen. Became Law
SB 323-FN repealing a provision relative to the calculation of multiple concurrent or consecutive sentences of imprisonment. Became Law
SB 324-FN relative to substance abuse services within the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 325-FN-A relative to child care provider reimbursement rates. Became Law
SB 326-FN relative to salaries for certain unclassified positions. Became Law
SB 327-FN relative to compensation for state employees injured in the line of duty. Became Law
SB 328 relative to civil forfeitures for certain waste disposal violations. Became Law
SB 329 relative to payment of members of screening panels for medical injury claims. Died
SB 330-FN relative to video lottery machines at certain pari-mutuel facilities. Died
SB 331-FN establishing new positions and realigning functions at the department of corrections. Became Law
SB 332-FN prohibiting the disposal of human remains through a reductive process utilizing alkaline hydrolysis in New Hampshire and establishing a committee to examine the practice of resomation. Became Law
SB 333-FN-A-LOCAL establishing an exemption from the real estate transfer tax. Interim Study
SB 334-FN relative to undue influence on real estate appraisals and relative to the quorum of the real estate appraiser's board. Died
SB 335 allowing certain judges to terminate membership in the judicial retirement plan and elect senior active status. Became Law
SB 336-FN relative to special number plates for veterans who are former prisoners of war. Became Law
SB 337-FN relative to notification requirements for home education programs, adding legislative members to the home education advisory council, and establishing a commission to examine New Hampshire’s home education statutes. Became Law
SB 338 relative to the Hampton Beach capital improvement fund. Became Law
SB 339-FN-A relative to per pupil funding for charter school pupils. Interim Study
SB 340-FN-A-LOCAL requiring a transportation stipend for charter school pupils. Died
SB 341 prohibiting digital advertising devices on certain highways. Died
SB 342-FN-LOCAL establishing a mechanism for expediting relief from municipal actions which deny, impede, or delay qualified proposals for workforce housing. Became Law
SB 343-FN making school building aid grants available to charter schools as reimbursement for annual lease costs. Died
SB 344-FN relative to capital murder. Interim Study
SB 345 prohibiting hospitals from requiring insurance coverage for organ donations and organ transplants. Died
SB 346-FN relative to the regulation of fuel gas fitters by the state fire marshal. Became Law
SB 347 establishing a commission to study making changes to the New Hampshire accountancy act. Became Law
SB 348-FN relative to the certification of forensic counselors by the board of forensic counselors. Died
SB 349 allowing continuation of judicial retirement plan benefits for judges called to full-time active military duty. Became Law
SB 350-FN extending the surcharge on probate court entry fees to judicial branch family division cases which would previously have been brought in probate court. Became Law
SB 351-FN requiring that funds in the civil legal services fund be distributed to New Hampshire Legal Assistance to establish an office at a location in Carroll county. Died
SB 352-FN relative to shoreland protection. Became Law
SB 353-FN-LOCAL relative to illegal aliens. Died
SB 354-FN-A establishing a spending cap on state budget requests. Died
SB 355-FN relative to room and board scholarships for children of firefighters and police officers killed in the line of duty. Died
SB 356-FN prohibiting offenders against children from participating in or being a spectator at certain activities or events. Died
SB 357 relative to the examination of acts and resolves before printing. Died
SB 358 relative to mooring permits. Became Law
SB 359 updating the health curriculum requirements for public school students and requiring the state board of education to provide for procedures through which students may be excused from course requirements relating to health and sex education on religious grounds without penalty. Became Law
SB 360 relative to local enforcement of the state building code. Became Law
SB 361 relative to the widening of Interstate 93. Became Law
SB 362 relative to the responsibility for providing a free appropriate public education to students with disabilities. Interim Study
SB 363 requiring youth operators and passengers of OHRVs and snowmobiles to wear approved protective headgear. Became Law
SB 364 relative to vehicle weight tolerance. Became Law
SB 365 relative to the commission to study childhood lead poisoning prevention laws, policies, and standards in New Hampshire. Died
SB 366 relative to the operation of the state suggestion and extraordinary service award program. Became Law
SB 367 relative to the date of the final property tax bill in municipalities that bill quarterly. Became Law
SB 368 relative to exemptions for toxics reduction in packaging. Became Law
SB 369 relative to the towing and storage of motor vehicles. Interim Study
SB 370 relative to emergency powers of the supreme court. Became Law
SB 371 making various changes to the city of Manchester employees' contributory retirement system. Became Law
SB 372 relative to membership of the heating system certification advisory committee. Became Law
SB 373 relative to the application of the civil unions law to the retirement system. Became Law
SB 374 relative to the process for nonrenewal of teacher contracts. Died
SB 375-LOCAL allowing veterinarians to inform town and city clerks about dogs that have been euthanized or died during treatment. Became Law
SB 376 requiring local fire chiefs to annually inspect all school buildings within his or her jurisdiction and report on the condition of all such school buildings. Became Law
SB 377 relative to the application of the prudent investor rule to town trust funds. Became Law
SB 378 authorizing the supreme court to establish a business and commercial dispute docket in the superior court. Became Law
SB 379 relative to boating while intoxicated and transporting alcoholic beverages by a minor. Became Law
SB 380 relative to petitions for boating rules. Died
SB 381 relative to conservation commissions. Became Law
SB 382 relative to gasoline and diesel fuel prices. Died
SB 383 establishing a commission to develop a plan for the expansion of transmission capacity in the north country. Became Law
SB 384 relative to the repair of septic systems prior to the sale of waterfront property. Became Law
SB 385 requiring pharmacies to report an inability to fill prescriptions. Died
SB 386 relative to service territories served by several telephone utilities. Became Law
SB 387 relative to forfeiture of recognizances. Died
SB 388 relative to commercial driver license qualifications. Died
SB 389 relative to privileged communications between health care providers and minor children. Died
SB 390 establishing a suicide prevention council. Became Law
SB 391 relative to affordable health insurance for small employers. Died
SB 392 relative to recovery of child support payments. Died
SB 393 allowing dental hygienists to engage in independent practice. Died
SB 394 establishing an economic development advisory council. Became Law
SB 395 establishing a commission to review New Hampshire's statutes on human immunodeficiency virus education, prevention, and control. Became Law
SB 396 relative to the establishment of a statewide transportation policy. Interim Study
SB 397 relative to mail-in rebates for merchandise purchased within the state. Died
SB 398 establishing a committee to study municipal boundaries and the laws pertaining to these boundaries. Became Law
SB 399 permitting annulment of certain criminal records in the supreme court. Became Law
SB 400 relative to the authority of bail commissioners. Became Law
SB 401 relative to recommendations of marital masters. Died
SB 402 relative to large groundwater permitting requirements for wells installed prior to 1998. Interim Study
SB 403 relative to the commission to study issues relating to stormwater. Became Law
SB 404 allowing dental school graduates to practice in an approved dental residency program. Became Law
SB 405 establishing a committee to study driver's license revocation and continuous alcohol monitoring. Died
SB 406 relative to exempting the town of Wakefield from the setback requirements of the shoreland protection act. Died
SB 407 establishing a committee to study the right of entry upon lands for the purpose of conducting a land survey. Became Law
SB 408 establishing a committee to study reverse mortgages. Died
SB 409 relative to conservation and preservation restrictions. Became Law
SB 410 relative to the conditions for issuance of a cremation certificate and relative to the medical examiner’s statute. Became Law
SB 411 relative to the confidentiality of health care records during the investigation of child abuse and neglect cases. Died
SB 412 establishing the office of technology development and telecommunications planning and the position of director of telecommunications in the department of resources and economic development. Interim Study
SB 413 relative to the administrative fee for certain disposals of state lands. Became Law
SB 414 authorizing special elections to fill vacancies in elective town offices. Became Law
SB 415 relative to the effective date of the compulsory school attendance law. Became Law
SB 416 relative to subdivision and site plan regulation waivers. Died
SB 417 relative to changes to the shoreland protection act. Died
SB 418 replacing references to “charter school” with “chartered public school”. Became Law
SB 419 relative to the duties of the energy planning and advisory board and restructuring policy principles. Died
SB 420 relative to criminal background checks of health care facilities and certain nurse applicants. Became Law
SB 421-LOCAL relative to workforce housing. Died
SB 422 adding an energy section to zoning and planning master plans. Became Law
SB 423 relative to cashing of bingo winnings checks. Became Law
SB 424 relative to prohibiting ATV and trail bike use on state-owned rail trails acquired using federal funds. Died
SB 425 relative to the data collection practices of health care providers and relative to the development of a comprehensive uninsured health care database. Interim Study
SB 426 establishing a committee to study the current definition of the term "community benefit" applicable to nonprofit health care providers. Became Law
SB 427 requiring hospitals to report on their standards and criteria for organ donations and transplants. Died
SB 428 establishing a commission to study the funding of vaccines for children who are not covered by private health insurance. Died
SB 429 relative to driver education courses in other states. Became Law
SB 430 relative to cemeteries and mausoleums. Became Law
SB 431 naming a small impoundment in Goffstown as Namaske Lake. Became Law
SB 432 relative to workers' compensation for employee leasing companies. Died
SB 433 relative to confidential communications between a physician and a patient. Became Law
SB 434 relative to providers of electronic communication services and an extension for compliance with the REAL ID Act of 2005. Died
SB 435 relative to fill and dredge permits in wetlands. Interim Study
SB 436 enabling certain persons to vote in primaries prior to turning 18 years of age. Died
SB 437 relative to access to voter information. Became Law
SB 438 relative to contractor accountability and disclosure in the public works construction procurement process. Died
SB 439 relative to money transmitters and mortgage servicing companies. Became Law
SB 440 relative to requiring occupational boards and commissions to include relevant military experience or training in satisfying requirements for engaging in a regulated profession. Became Law
SB 441 relative to collective bargaining by judicial employees. Died
SB 442-FN requiring that the proceeds of fees for motions to appear in court pro hac vice be paid into the law library revolving fund. Became Law
SB 443 requiring notice to the probate court prior to the sale of real estate by an administrator or executor. Died
SB 444 relative to settlements on behalf of minors and judgments and decrees in favor of minors. Became Law
SB 445 changing the procedure for recommending persons for initial appointment as marital masters. Became Law
SB 446 allowing probate court judges and district court justices to sit on either court in certain circumstances. Became Law
SB 447 eliminating obsolete provisions regarding pleas by mail and noncomputerized courts. Became Law
SB 448-FN-A relative to increasing the staff of the charitable trust unit of the department of justice and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 449 relative to the status of emergency services volunteers. Became Law
SB 450 requiring the New Hampshire Citizens Health Initiative to provide an annual summary to the general court. Became Law
SB 451 authorizing rate recovery for electric public utilities investments in distributed energy resources. Became Law
SB 452 relative to transportation planning. Died
SB 453 relative to the terms of members of the electricians' board. Became Law
SB 454 relative to certain changes to the controlled drug act. Died
SB 455 relative to the removal of designations from certain real property by the department of environmental services. Died
SB 456 establishing a committee to study the impact of the research and development tax credit and the current cap on the credit on high technology industries and New Hampshire businesses in general. Died
SB 457 extending the veterans' property tax credit to all honorably discharged veterans. Died
SB 458 establishing a committee to study the impact on New Hampshire revenues resulting from evasion of taxes by Massachusetts businesses. Died
SB 459 establishing an advanced manufacturing education advisory council. Became Law
SB 460 relative to the definition of surviving issue. Interim Study
SB 461 relative to accessibility of genealogical records to the public. Became Law
SB 462 limiting liability for overseers of public welfare when acting in the course of their official duties. Became Law
SB 463 establishing an investment committee and an audit committee in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
SB 464 relative to the number of children in a licensed foster home. Died
SB 465 relative to the laws regulating trusts and trust companies in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 466 relative to probate court jurisdiction over special needs trust. Became Law
SB 467 relative to taking lobsters and crabs. Became Law
SB 468 relative to the reinsurance pool and the New Hampshire vaccine association. Became Law
SB 469 allowing fish and game license agents to collect an additional convenience fee. Died
SB 470 allowing lobbyists and those connected with lobbyists to sit on committees established by the judicial branch. Died
SB 471 allowing local building codes to add requirements for installation and inspection of heating and ventilation systems. Died
SB 472 relative to consumer protection from certain practices of payday loan, small loan, and title loan lenders and establishing a commission to study access to consumer credit for people in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 473 naming the Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Memorial in Hesky Park in the town of Meredith. Died
SB 474 relative to registers of deeds and reports of county officers. Became Law
SB 475 relative to the definition of advance fees in the real estate practice act. Became Law
SB 476 relative to operation of OHRVs on state highways in Coos county. Died
SB 477 requesting that the attorney general seek a ruling from the supreme court relative to whether New Hampshire may opt out of enforcing the provisions of the Master Settlement Agreement. Died
SB 478 relative to processing absentee ballots. Became Law
SB 479 relative to the vote required for passage of school bonds. Died
SB 480 repealing a requirement that the fish and game department publish certain hunting season information in newspapers in each county. Became Law
SB 481 relative to the bond requirement for completion of local and state public works projects. Died
SB 482 relative to ethical standards for volunteer service in the executive branch. Died
SB 483 establishing a committee to study in-home intervention and counseling services for families and children charged with a crime or designated in need of services by the juvenile court. Became Law
SB 484 establishing a commission to study the sentencing, incarceration, and recidivism of criminal offenders in order to enhance public safety and improve the criminal justice system's cost effectiveness. Became Law
SB 485 relative to party designations for voters. Died
SB 486 relative to the duties and responsibilities of special deputy forest rangers. Became Law
SB 487 clarifying the law regarding bail pending appeal. Became Law
SB 488 relative to jurisdiction of the probate courts and superior courts. Became Law
SB 489 establishing a commission to study erecting a fire tower on Copple Crown mountain in Brookfield. Became Law
SB 490-FN relative to fees for special number plates for veterans and relative to vehicle registration fees for disabled veterans and former prisoners of war. Became Law
SB 491 excluding the value of a view from property tax assessment. Died
SB 492 relative to persons designated to fill vacancies on the ballot and relative to recount requests by candidates. Became Law
SB 493 allowing certain tax exempt organizations to be defined as charitable organizations for purposes of games of chance operations. Died
SB 494-FN relative to compulsory coverage requirements under workers' compensation. Died
SB 495-FN prohibiting Internet solicitation and exploitation of children. Became Law
SB 496 establishing a commission to study incentives for providers of home and community-based care. Became Law
SB 497-FN relative to the security of bonds or notes issued to the New Hampshire Municipal Bond Bank. Became Law
SB 498 relative to state guarantees of certain municipal debt issues. Became Law
SB 499-FN relative to penalties for unauthorized disclosure of confidential matters in legislative ethics proceedings. Became Law
SB 500-FN relative to certain insurance fraud and establishing a task force on employee misclassification. Became Law
SB 501-FN relative to workers’ compensation on certain state projects, penalty collection powers of the department of labor and permanent impairment awards under workers’ compensation. Became Law
SB 502-FN relative to unemployment compensation. Became Law
SB 503-FN relative to authorizing temporary registrations of off-highway recreational vehicles for nonresidents. Died
SB 504-FN restricting the number of puppies to be sold by commercial kennels. Died
SB 505-FN relative to the moratorium on certain nursing home beds. Died
SB 506 naming the Elm Street bridge in Newport after Specialist Justin A. Rollins. Became Law
SB 507-FN relative to criminal street gangs and establishing a commission to study the scope of criminal street gang violence in New Hampshire and methods of addressing such violence. Became Law
SB 508-FN-LOCAL relative to municipal deposits. Died
SB 509-FN requiring tobacco cessation therapy under the state Medicaid program. Died
SB 510-FN-A relative to fees for terrain alteration permits. Died
SB 511-FN relative to requirements for school building aid grants. Interim Study
SB 512-FN relative to emergency management powers. Became Law
SB 513-FN relative to fighting animals. Became Law
SB 514-FN relative to mercury exposure reduction and requiring insurance coverage for mercury-free fillings, vaccines, and injections for certain persons. Died
SB 515-FN-A relative to the combat veteran business tax credit. Died
SB 516-FN-LOCAL relative to aid for county bridges. Became Law
SB 517-FN relative to commercial advertising on toll booths. Died
SB 518-FN relative to agricultural restricted covenants. Interim Study
SB 519-FN imposing a per diem fine on dam owners and operators for failure to repair damage. Became Law
SB 520-FN-A requiring the state veterans council to issue a state veterans handbook biennially and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 521-FN increasing the maximum scholarship amount available from the national guard scholarship fund. Became Law
SB 522-FN relative to licensing requirements for small quantity biodiesel producers and distributors and prohibiting the sale or delivery of biodiesel not meeting the state ASTM standard. Became Law
SB 523 relative to requirements for the estuary alliance for sewage treatment to take and hold land. Became Law
SB 524 relative to eligibility for persons to receive the elderly property tax exemption. Died
SB 525 establishing the first Saturday in May as Emergency Medical Services Provider Recognition Day. Became Law
SB 526 relative to the death benefit for police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. Became Law
SB 527 relative to adult involvement for minors seeking abortions. Interim Study
SB 528-FN relative to a mercury-added thermostat collection program. Became Law
SB 529 changing certain references in the mental health laws. Became Law
SB 530-FN-A-LOCAL relative to kindergarten aid. Became Law
SB 531 relative to making capital appropriations for the Hillsborough north superior court and the Manchester district court family division and lapsing certain prior capital appropriations, and relative to the venue for civil and criminal cases in Hillsborough county. Became Law
SB 532 relative to administrative fines under the indoor smoking act. Became Law
SB 533 establishing a committee to study age-based driver's license renewal testing. Became Law
SB 534-FN eliminating the processing fee on court credit card transactions. Became Law
SB 535 relative to exceptions to highway surveillance prohibitions. Died
SB 536-FN reclassifying certain positions in the insurance department. Became Law
SB 537 relative to allowing the commissioner of the department of employment security to participate in a joint local employment dynamics program with the United States Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Died
SB 538 relative to the community college system of New Hampshire board of trustees and repealing a motor vehicle regulation statute applicable to the community college system. Became Law
SB 539-FN-LOCAL relative to the cost of an adequate education and provision of fiscal capacity disparity aid. Became Law
SB 540-FN relative to New Hampshire HealthFirst, an affordable, wellness-based health insurance plan for small employers. Became Law
SB 541 relative to an expedited process for certificate of need review and membership of the health services planning and review board. Interim Study
SB 542 relative to a mediated settlement dispute in the town of Rye. Became Law
SB 543 establishing a commission to study court security. Died

Senate resolutions 1

SR 1 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 112. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 11

SCR 1 declaring a state of emergency in the town of Dorchester during the March 2006 floods. Died
SCR 2 urging Congress to amend the No Child Left Behind Act. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 3 urging preservation of traditional powers of state and local governments under international trade agreements. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 4 calling on the President and the Congress to fully fund the federal government's share of special education services in public elementary and secondary schools in the United States under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 5 urging that federal, state, and local governments work with broadcasters and consumer groups to inform New Hampshire residents of the 2009 digital broadcast conversion. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 6 urging the federal government to create a simplified process for short-term admissions to nursing homes for the purpose of respite care. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 7 urging the United States Department of Defense and Congress to restore full services to the Manchester Veterans Administration Hospital. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 8 urging the United States Department of Defense to restore the designations of Prisoner of War and Missing in Action to those servicemen and servicewomen who are missing in operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 9 urging Congress to fund a community-based outpatient clinic for veterans in Keene. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 10 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to actively seek an increase in federal funding for wastewater treatment facility improvements. Adopted by both chambers
SCR 11 supporting the application of Taiwan for observer status at the World Health Organization. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 4

HJR 1 urging that more veterans’ mental health counseling centers be established in New Hampshire and urging that funding be continued for the Manchester Veterans’ Center. Became Law
HJR 10 urging congress to allow for the interstate sale of state inspected meat and poultry. Became Law
HJR 11 requesting the United States Department of Agriculture to provide redress for price reporting errors in milk prices. Became Law
HJR 12 relative to support for research into colony collapse disorder. Became Law

Senate joint resolutions 1

SJR 1 prohibiting the department of health and human services from adopting proposed administrative rule He-P 1906.02. Became Law

HA 1

HA 1 for the removal of Patricia C. Coffey, superior court justice, from office. Died

SSHB 1

SSHB 1-FN-A relative to capital appropriations to the community college system, including the Pease campus renovation; relative to the bonding authority of the Pease development authority; relative to school building aid; relative to the secretary of state handling charge for electronic fee collection; and relative to certain fish and game programs and appropriations. Became Law

SSHR 1

SSHR 1 2008 Special Session Rules of the House Adopted by the House

SSSB 1

SSSB 1 relative to temporarily permitting carrying beverages into motor vehicle racetracks. Died