Every bill of 2011-2012

1,772 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 · HCO · Petitions

House bills 1,229

• HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Became Law
• HB 2-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
• HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
• HB 26-FN relative to the definition of gross misconduct for purposes of unemployment compensation and relative to disqualification for unemployment benefits. Became Law
• HB 27 relative to the classification of rivers, de minimis impact work in designated rivers, and protected instream flows, and extending the time for septage and sludge land application restrictions. Became Law
• HB 28 establishing a committee to study driver's license suspensions. Died
• HB 29 permitting a person to petition the superior court for any action pertaining to a pistol or revolver license. Died
• HB 30 relative to qualifications for licensure by the board of veterinary medicine. Became Law
• HB 31 relative to insurance payments for ambulance services and relative to coverage for the cost of testing for bone marrow donation. Became Law
• HB 32 relative to statutory references to the choice and duties of town auditors. Became Law
• HB 33 relative to the care of memorials in Franconia Notch state park. Died
• HB 34-FN-LOCAL relative to the distribution of total education grants to municipalities in the 2012 and 2013 fiscal years. Died
• HB 35-FN authorizing the acquisition of certain dams in the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Tract. Became Law
• HB 36-FN-LOCAL reducing the fee for copies of birth certificates. Died
• HB 37-FN-A reestablishing the initial monthly gross charge exemption to the communications services tax. Died
• HB 38 relative to emergency use of public docks and piers. Died
• HB 39 relative to the adoption of the common core state standards in New Hampshire and relative to the substantive content of an adequate education. Died
• HB 40 relative to the number of children in a licensed foster family home. Died
• HB 41 designating purple as the official state color. Died
• HB 42 relative to the appropriate officials with whom to file for a primary. Died
• HB 43 relative to the adoption of forms under the administrative procedures act. Became Law
• HB 44 designating segments of the Oyster River as a protected river and exempting certain portions of the Oyster River from the provisions of the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
• HB 45 relative to the Connecticut Lakes headwater citizens committee. Became Law
• HB 46 relative to the membership of the current use advisory board. Became Law
• HB 47 relative to inactive license status for real estate brokers and salespersons and the use of limited electronic media. Became Law
• HB 48 relative to incompatibility of town offices. Died
• HB 49-FN relative to toll-free use of the New Hampshire turnpike system by vehicles with purple heart license plates. Died
• HB 51 relative to screening panel members for screening panels for medical injury claims. Became Law
• HB 52 relative to grounds for modification of parental rights and responsibilities. Became Law
• HB 53 requiring the inclusion of certain offenses against adults on the public sexual offender list. Died
• HB 54 relative to service in a qualifying war or conflict for purposes of the veterans property tax credit. Died
• HB 55 adding members to the exotic aquatic weeds and species committee. Became Law
• HB 56 relative to proper observance of September 11, 2001. Became Law
• HB 57 establishing a committee to study the penalties for menace, nuisance, or vicious dogs. Died
• HB 58 relative to inter-facility transfers of critical access hospital patients. Became Law
• HB 59 establishing a committee to study modification of the education laws. Died
• HB 60-FN-LOCAL repealing the moratorium on school building aid projects. Died
• HB 61 relative to daylight saving time. Became Law
• HB 62 relative to the definition of the New Hampshire building code. Died
• HB 63 extending the instream pilot program for one year. Became Law
• HB 64-FN authorizing medal insignias on special number plates for veterans. Died
• HB 65 relative to the advisory board on private investigative agencies and security services, and firearms proficiency for armed security guards, private investigators, and bail enforcement agents. Died
• HB 66 relative to assessment of the land use change tax on cluster or condominium developments. Died
• HB 67 expanding the duties of the school administrative unit oversight committee. Died
• HB 68 establishing a committee to study reducing the rate of the interest and dividends tax for New Hampshire residents over 65 years of age. Died
• HB 69 relative to the community college system of New Hampshire academic centers. Became Law
• HB 70 relative to changes to town charters. Became Law
• HB 71 authorizing establishment of pharmaceutical drug take-back programs. Became Law
• HB 72-FN-A establishing a state aeronautical fund. Interim Study
• HB 73 establishing a process for recall of United States Senators from New Hampshire. Died
• HB 74 relative to the ticketing and season passes at Cannon Mountain. Became Law
• HB 75 establishing a commission to study bed bugs in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 76 authorizing the division of emergency services and communications to levy administrative fines on carriers that repeatedly overwrite the enhanced 911 database. Died
• HB 77 relative to amendments to warrant articles. Became Law
• HB 78 relative to motor vehicle permit fee credits. Died
• HB 79 relative to certification of dogs for law enforcement work. Became Law
• HB 80 relative to ranks in the division of state police. Became Law
• HB 81 relative to public members of the guardian ad litem board. Died
• HB 82 relative to the annulment of criminal records. Became Law
• HB 83 relative to vessel registration. Died
• HB 84 establishing a statutory commission on motor vehicle recycling issues. Died
• HB 85 relative to the definition of "abutter" for notice of land use board hearings. Died
• HB 86 relative to filling a vacancy among county officers. Became Law
• HB 87 relative to disqualification of moderators. Died
• HB 88 relative to liquor enforcement and liquor licensing. Became Law
• HB 89 requiring the attorney general to join the lawsuit challenging the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Died
• HB 90 relative to enforcement of the requirement of boaters to have a safe boater education certificate. Became Law
• HB 91 relative to the reporting by state agencies with capital budget projects to the capital budget overview committee. Became Law
• HB 92 relative to expiration of licenses issued by the board of foresters. Became Law
• HB 93 relative to medical documentation for a crossbow permit for a person with a disability.. Became Law
• HB 94 relative to public access to advisory committee meetings under the right-to-know law. Died
• HB 95 permitting an insurer to operate a health maintenance organization as a line of business. Became Law
• HB 96 relative to issuance of individual health insurance policies by health carriers. Died
• HB 97 relative to operation of low-speed utility vehicles. Died
• HB 98 relative to low-speed utility vehicles. Died
• HB 99 relative to deeming voters reregistered for purposes of verification. Died
• HB 101-FN-A relative to industrial hemp and establishing an industrial hemp special program fund. Died
• HB 102 relative to interagency information sharing by financial services regulators. Became Law
• HB 103 requiring law enforcement agencies to take proper care of firearms seized pursuant to a domestic violence order for relief. Died
• HB 104 relative to the date for the state primary election. Died
• HB 105 relative to the required number of instructional days and instructional hours in a school district's calendar. Died
• HB 106 relative to filing for town offices. Became Law
• HB 107 relative to the creation of express trusts for payment of claims for materials and services in building projects. Died
• HB 108 relative to trees and roadside growth. Became Law
• HB 109 relative to residential fire sprinklers. Became Law
• HB 110 establishing a committee to study the reporting of crimes by professional safety and security services personnel. Became Law
• HB 111 relative to redispensing unused drugs. Became Law
• HB 112 relative to the required number of instructional days and instructional hours in a school district's calendar. Became Law
• HB 113 prohibiting the use of state funds for New Hampshire public television. Died
• HB 114 reinstating and expanding the duties of the joint legislative historical committee. Became Law
• HB 115 relative to the temporary removal or transfer of prisoners from a county correctional facility. Became Law
• HB 116 relative to the rulemaking requirement for establishing operating restrictions on certain bodies of water. Became Law
• HB 117 allowing additional weight for vehicles using idle reduction technology in order to promote reduction of fuel use and emissions. Became Law
• HB 118 relative to reporting a person as medically unfit to drive. Died
• HB 119 relative to agency membership on the information technology council. Died
• HB 120 extending the public health services improvement council. Died
• HB 121 relative to eligibility for the property tax exemption for the disabled. Died
• HB 122 establishing a commission to study the effectiveness of the sex offender registry. Died
• HB 123 prohibiting an electric utility from disconnecting service from a residence or building in which a person is using life-sustaining medical equipment. Died
• HB 124-FN allowing any person to request conviction information regarding public officials. Died
• HB 125-FN relative to lawful commerce in firearms, including manufacture and sale, in New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 126-FN prohibiting interference with access to medical services and health insurance of New Hampshire citizens. Died
• HB 127-FN relative to the definition of oral communication. Became Law
• HB 128 requiring tenants to execute a financial affidavit as part of the eviction process. Died
• HB 129 relative to the licensure of attorneys as real estate brokers by the real estate commission. Died
• HB 130 relative to accountability for the opportunity for an adequate education and relative to an exception for the election of school board members by the Concord school district. Became Law
• HB 131 relative to indemnification of volunteers performing duties in the state park system. Became Law
• HB 132 adopting and implementing the United States flag code. Became Law
• HB 133 relative to the minimum wage. Became Law
• HB 134 relative to eligibility for walking disability plates. Died
• HB 135 relative to state employee reimbursement for use of a personal vehicle. Died
• HB 136-FN repealing the uniform athlete agents act. Died
• HB 137-FN-LOCAL relative to the state fire code and the state building code. Became Law
• HB 138-FN relative to the cold case homicide unit. Became Law
• HB 139 establishing a committee to study merging the New Hampshire turnpike system and the state highway system. Died
• HB 140-FN establishing an exemption from the civil filing fee surcharge. Died
• HB 141 relative to protected utility services. Died
• HB 142-FN relative to sales of artificial flowers and miniature flags. Became Law
• HB 143 relative to the sale of stove polish. Became Law
• HB 144 relative to energy efficiency and clean energy districts. Became Law
• HB 145 permitting the audio and video recording of a law enforcement officer while in the course of his or her official duties. Died
• HB 146 relative to the right of a jury to judge the application of the law in relationship to the facts in controversy. Became Law
• HB 147-FN making the commission of certain offenses punishable under the capital murder statute. Became Law
• HB 148 relative to federal funding for motorcycle-only roadside checkpoints. Became Law
• HB 149 designating segments of the Lamprey, North Branch, Pawtuckaway, North, Little, and Piscassic Rivers as protected rivers and exempting certain portions of the Lamprey River from the provisions of the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Became Law
• HB 150 relative to benefits of judicial branch employees who transfer from the judicial branch to state service in the executive branch or the legislative branch. Became Law
• HB 151 repealing the laws relative to marital masters. Became Law
• HB 152 relative to the definition of "party" for election purposes other than primary elections. Died
• HB 153 relative to political organizations. Died
• HB 154-FN-A increasing a threshold amount for taxation under the business enterprise tax. Died
• HB 155 relative to permits to conduct raffles. Became Law
• HB 156-FN-A reducing the rates of the tobacco tax. Died
• HB 157-FN-A repealing the tax on gambling winnings. Died
• HB 158 relative to the misuse of social security numbers. Became Law
• HB 159 relative to review of proposed administrative rules by legislative committees. Died
• HB 160 relative to the powers of the joint committee on legislative facilities. Died
• HB 161 establishing standards for adequate service of process and establishing a commission to study service of process by laypersons. Died
• HB 162-FN relative to capital murder for purposely causing the death of another. Died
• HB 163 establishing the medical sharps advisory council on disposal of medical sharps. Died
• HB 164 requiring legislative approval for the adoption of the common core state standards in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 165 establishing a committee to study contract negotiations between health insurance companies and health care providers. Died
• HB 166-FN-A-LOCAL reducing the rate of the meals and rooms tax. Died
• HB 167 naming the Enfield wildlife management area after former fish and game biologist Henry Laramie. Became Law
• HB 168 establishing a committee to study the juvenile delinquency and child in need of services statutes. Became Law
• HB 169 relative to the regulation of wood stove, wood pellet, and fireplace dealers. Died
• HB 170 conferring degree-granting authority to the Upper Valley Educators Institute. Became Law
• HB 171 relative to restrictions on liquor licenses. Became Law
• HB 172 relative to transporting school children to school and school-supported activities. Became Law
• HB 173 relative to service of process on commercial tenants. Became Law
• HB 174 relative to insurance coverage for court-ordered counseling in divorce proceedings. Became Law
• HB 175 relative to technical changes in life, accident, and health insurance. Became Law
• HB 176 relative to eligibility to vote. Died
• HB 177 relative to the probation and parole status of offenders in motor vehicle records. Died
• HB 178 establishing a committee to study issues regarding Financial Resources Mortgage, Inc. Became Law
• HB 179 establishing a task force to study the formula for determining adequate education grants to school districts. Died
• HB 180 relative to criteria for registration as a lobbyist. Died
• HB 181 permitting the charter of a city, town, or school district which is in statute to revert to the control of the voters. Died
• HB 182 relative to the definition of a child in need of services. Died
• HB 183 renaming Mount Clay in honor of Wonalancet. Died
• HB 184 establishing a committee to study implementing day care services at the state house. Died
• HB 185-FN relative to determining bargaining units for purposes of public employee collective bargaining. Became Law
• HB 186-FN relative to the definition of political communication. Died
• HB 187-FN-A relative to the carry forward periods for the business enterprise tax credit against the business profits tax. Became Law
• HB 188 relative to division responsibility for road toll administration, hazardous waste transport, truck weight enforcement, and the international registration plan by the department of safety and relative to clerical support for the advisory board of fire control. Became Law
• HB 189 relative to disclosure of certain hospital fees. Died
• HB 190 relative to legislative study committees. Became Law
• HB 191 relative to the community mental health system. Became Law
• HB 192 relative to commercial motor vehicle registration. Became Law
• HB 193 relative to the Mount Washington commission. Became Law
• HB 194 relative to the prohibition on having or carrying a loaded crossbow, rifle, or shotgun in or on a vehicle. Interim Study
• HB 195 relative to special permits for transportation of deer. Became Law
• HB 196 relative to the certificates of completion of a basic hunter education program or bow hunter education program. Became Law
• HB 197-LOCAL relative to processing absentee ballots. Died
• HB 198 relative to the investment options for county funds. Became Law
• HB 199 relative to proceedings of medical injury claims screening panels. Died
• HB 201-FN-A establishing deductions from the tax on gambling winnings, the business profits tax, and the business enterprise tax for gambling losses. Died
• HB 202-FN relative to road salt applicators. Died
• HB 203-FN relative to mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance. Died
• HB 204-FN granting motor vehicles with special number plates for veterans toll-free use of the turnpike system. Died
• HB 205-FN relative to notice to owners of upstream dams. Became Law
• HB 206-FN establishing an apprentice hunting license. Became Law
• HB 207-FN relative to physical force in defense of a person. Died
• HB 208-FN-LOCAL providing additional per pupil funding for pupils in certain public schools. Died
• HB 209 establishing a study committee to recommend a continuing revenue estimating process to produce revenue forecasts. Died
• HB 210-FN relative to the use of deadly force to protect oneself. Interim Study
• HB 211 relative to the review and approval of proposed agency rules under the administrative procedures act. Became Law
• HB 212 relative to the definition of conflict of interest for executive branch officials and employees. Interim Study
• HB 213-FN-A reducing the rate of the business profits tax. Died
• HB 214 establishing a committee to study the state's participation in the federal Medicaid program. Died
• HB 215-FN-A establishing a credit for gambling losses against the tax on gambling winnings. Died
• HB 216 relative to the instructional authority of school boards. Became Law
• HB 217-FN including “fetus” in the definition of “another” for the purpose of certain criminal offenses. Died
• HB 218 relative to the New Hampshire rail transit authority. Died
• HB 219 restricting the rulemaking authority of the state board of education and establishing a legislative oversight committee to review the rulemaking authority of the state board of education. Died
• HB 220-FN relative to the approval of plans and specifications for the construction of school buildings. Died
• HB 221 establishing a procedure for leasing state parks. Interim Study
• HB 222-FN relative to the specificity of certain statutory provisions granting rulemaking authority. Became Law
• HB 223-FN eliminating election day voter registration. Died
• HB 224-FN establishing an independent legislative redistricting commission. Died
• HB 225-FN relative to the return of personal property confiscated by law enforcement agencies from a person charged with a crime. Died
• HB 226-FN-LOCAL relative to identification of certain publicly owned vehicles. Died
• HB 227-FN relative to the membership of the retirement system board of trustees. Died
• HB 228-FN prohibiting the use of public funds for abortion services. Died
• HB 229-FN-A repealing the tax on gambling winnings. Became Law
• HB 230 exempting the repair of certain structures from compensatory mitigation requirements. Died
• HB 231-FN relative to payment of medical benefits for state retirees, their spouses, and dependents. Died
• HB 232-FN relative to abandoned homes in manufactured housing parks. Died
• HB 233 restricting judicial review of state education trust fund distributions. Died
• HB 234-FN-A relative to food service licensure. Became Law
• HB 235 relative to the right to possess a firearm in one's personal motor vehicle. Died
• HB 236 establishing a committee to study workers’ compensation benefits for illegal aliens. Died
• HB 237 relative to federal mandated health insurance benefits. Died
• HB 238-FN-A relative to the assessment of the education tax by towns and cities. Died
• HB 239 prohibiting a state agency from establishing a fee without legislative approval. Died
• HB 240 allowing voters to vote for multiple candidates for an office. Died
• HB 241 relative to insurance coverage. Interim Study
• HB 242-FN-A relative to the net operating loss carryover under the business profits tax. Became Law
• HB 243 enabling towns and cities to establish a local revenue option as an alternative to property taxation for the funding of local government costs. Died
• HB 244 restricting the collection of biometric data by state agencies and private entities. Interim Study
• HB 245 establishing a committee to study election of the attorney general by the legislature. Died
• HB 246 relative to prearranged funeral contracts or burial plans. Became Law
• HB 247 relative to seller financing of mortgages and making changes to the laws regulating mortgage bankers and brokers and debt adjustment services. Became Law
• HB 248 establishing a commission to study business regulations in New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 249-LOCAL relative to procedures for property revaluations. Died
• HB 250 establishing a committee to study the duties and responsibilities of fire wardens. Died
• HB 251 relative to absentee ballots. Became Law
• HB 252-LOCAL repealing provisions regarding applications for hawkers' and peddlers' licenses. Died
• HB 253 establishing a committee to determine the value of professional licensing and disciplinary practices in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 254 relative to offers of judgments. Died
• HB 255 requiring consumer protection for prepaid services. Died
• HB 256-FN relative to the administrative appeals process of the department of environmental services and establishing a committee to study the appeal process of the department of environmental services. Became Law
• HB 257 relative to removal of political advertising. Died
• HB 258 eliminating certain unenforced election laws. Became Law
• HB 259 requiring the supreme court to adopt rules of evidence for the judicial branch family division. Died
• HB 260 relative to the state fire code and the appeal process for decisions of the state fire marshal. Died
• HB 261-FN eliminating screening panels for medical injury claims. Died
• HB 262-FN relative to beverage manufacturers. Became Law
• HB 263-FN relative to the time limits for assistance from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (TANF). Interim Study
• HB 264-FN relative to political contributions by state contractors and other recipients of state grants or appropriations. Died
• HB 265-FN redefining earnable compensation in the retirement system for new and non-vested members in service. Died
• HB 266-FN relative to the submission of plans for sewage and waste disposal systems. Died
• HB 267-FN permitting the adoption of slot machine gaming in a city or town. Died
• HB 268-FN relative to the Merrimack tolls. Died
• HB 269-FN relative to the authority of departments to transfer funds among budget accounting units. Died
• HB 270-FN-LOCAL relative to cost recovery for emergency services. Died
• HB 271-FN-A establishing number plates for firefighters and emergency medical care providers. Died
• HB 272-FN requiring hearing aid dealers to post a surety bond. Died
• HB 273 relative to public or private criticism of employers by employees. Died
• HB 274-FN relative to voting procedures. Became Law
• HB 275 establishing an employers' private right of action to enforce the payment of workers' compensation coverage. Died
• HB 276-FN relative to wine manufacturers. Became Law
• HB 277-FN relative to the deposit of fees collected under the Unified Carrier Registration System into the highway fund. Became Law
• HB 278 setting the natural mean high water mark of Ossipee Lake. Became Law
• HB 279 relative to gifts, grants, or donations received by the governor's commission on disability. Died
• HB 280 relative to interest rate terms in contracts for providing credit to consumers. Died
• HB 281 relative to protective custody of intoxicated or incapacitated individuals under 18 years of age. Died
• HB 282-FN relative to spitting or urinating in an emergency vehicle. Died
• HB 283-FN relative to impaired drivers. Became Law
• HB 284-FN relative to contact lens prescriptions. Became Law
• HB 285 prohibiting smoking in motor vehicles when a passenger under the age of 16 is in the vehicle. Died
• HB 286 changing district court jurisdiction over the town of Weare. Died
• HB 287-FN-A making an appropriation for funding disaster relief and hazard mitigation in response to the May 2006 Suncook River avulsion. Died
• HB 288-FN-LOCAL relative to payment for election services by unincorporated places. Became Law
• HB 289 relative to procedures followed by funeral directors. Became Law
• HB 290 relative to staffing exceptions for small schools. Died
• HB 291 relative to permissible fireworks. Became Law
• HB 292-FN relative to securities regulation. Died
• HB 293-FN relative to phasing out and repealing the exemption for water and air pollution control facilities from local property taxation. Died
• HB 294 relative to the distance from highways for the taking of moose. Died
• HB 295 relative to the use of long-term antibiotics for the treatment of Lyme disease. Became Law
• HB 296 relative to procedures for juvenile delinquency petitions filed by a school district or school official. Interim Study
• HB 297 allowing municipalities to establish municipal courts. Died
• HB 298 requiring condominium management companies to make certain disclosures to the condominium board of directors. Became Law
• HB 299-FN relative to the method of financing for the judicial retirement plan. Became Law
• HB 301-FN amending the home education statutes. Died
• HB 302-FN modifying the laws relative to renewable energy portfolios. Died
• HB 303-FN relative to the regulation of planned unit developments. Died
• HB 304 requiring prisoners between 17 and 25 years of age to complete the requirements for a high school certificate or a GED prior to release on probation or parole. Died
• HB 305 relative to the homestead right. Died
• HB 306 relative to access to birth records. Died
• HB 307 relative to the authority of the superintendent of a county correctional facility. Died
• HB 308 relative to the authority of the superintendent of a county correctional facility to order the removal or transfer of prisoners. Died
• HB 309-FN relative to certain insurance mandates and establishing a committee to study current insurance mandates. Interim Study
• HB 310-FN relative to the use of open data formats and the adoption of a statewide policy regarding open government data standards. Died
• HB 311-FN relative to solar renewable energy. Interim Study
• HB 312-LOCAL relative to notice required for the fluoridation of drinking water. Died
• HB 313 requiring parental consent for court referral of a minor to a juvenile diversion program. Became Law
• HB 314 relative to judicially appointed officials. Died
• HB 315 relative to appointment of attorneys by judges, marital masters, and judicial officers. Died
• HB 316 relative to penalties for failure to file a property tax inventory blank or for refusing inspection of property, and relative to the restoration of involuntary merger of lots or parcels. Became Law
• HB 317 relative to fire warning devices and carbon monoxide detection devices in dwellings. Became Law
• HB 318-FN-LOCAL reducing a school district's liability for special education costs. Died
• HB 319 relative to the use of clotheslines. Died
• HB 320 requiring the construction of a clock tower as part of the Hampton seashell complex. Died
• HB 321-FN relative to the classification of wetlands as contributing or noncontributing. Died
• HB 322 relative to occupancy fees charged by manufactured housing park owners. Became Law
• HB 323 establishing a commission to study and promote the long-term growth and efficient use of existing state highway rights-of-way. Died
• HB 324 relative to lawful commerce in goods and services sold, made, and retained in the state of New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 325-FN relative to the transfer of animals from licensed animal vendors. Became Law
• HB 326-FN-LOCAL eliminating the automatic continuation requirement for public employee collective bargaining agreements. Died
• HB 327-FN relative to health care choice. Died
• HB 328 relative to New Hampshire domestic liquor and wines. Interim Study
• HB 329-FN requiring parental notification before abortions may be performed on unemancipated minors. Became Law
• HB 330-FN relative to carrying firearms. Interim Study
• HB 331-FN relative to posting agency expenditures on the state transparency website. Became Law
• HB 332-FN relative to an electronic controlled drug prescription monitoring program. Interim Study
• HB 333-FN repealing certain provisions relating to the sale of oleomargarine. Became Law
• HB 334 relative to the state’s authority to prohibit or regulate firearms, firearms components, ammunition, firearms supplies, and knives. Interim Study
• HB 335-FN-A establishing multi-use number plates. Died
• HB 336 designating segments of the Mascoma River as a protected river. Became Law
• HB 337-FN-LOCAL amending the calculation and distribution of adequate education grants, repealing fiscal capacity disparity aid, and providing stabilization grants to certain municipalities. Became Law
• HB 338 allowing towns and cities to exempt farm buildings and structures from property taxation. Died
• HB 339-FN-A allowing the state veterinarian to employ a meat inspection services administrator and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 340-FN promoting parental choice in education and providing for an abatement from the education taxes for parents of children not enrolled in the public school system. Died
• HB 341 relative to local spending caps. Died
• HB 342 relative to boat operation rules. Became Law
• HB 343-FN establishing a permanent state defense force. Died
• HB 344-FN relative to judicial performance evaluations. Became Law
• HB 345-FN relative to insurance payments for ambulance providers. Died
• HB 346 to incorporate the bar association of the state of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 347 exempting from nondisclosure the records of accidents involving and violations by county, city, and town employees and officials. Became Law
• HB 348-FN relative to games of chance and prohibiting the racing and charitable gaming commission and the lottery commission from authorizing new gambling machines or devices. Became Law
• HB 349-FN relative to alternative dispute resolution in civil cases. Died
• HB 350-FN updating laws relative to the fiscal committee of the general court. Became Law
• HB 351-FN (2nd NT) relative to insurance reimbursement for doctors of naturopathic medicine. Became Law
• HB 352 relative to merger of lots or parcels. Died
• HB 353-FN establishing a Medicaid waiver program to provide in-home support services for children who are medically fragile or children with chronic illness. Died
• HB 354 relative to licensure requirements for retail vehicle dealers. Died
• HB 355 enabling state and local fire and building officials to issue citations for violations of certain fire safety rules and licensing violations for gas fitters, electricians, and plumbers. Became Law
• HB 356-FN requiring valid photo identification to vote in person. Interim Study
• HB 357-FN suspending the payment of travel expenses for legislators and staff. Died
• HB 358 relative to the maintenance, repair, and preservation of burial grounds. Became Law
• HB 359-FN prohibiting the use of certain information to underwrite insurance coverage. Died
• HB 360-FN establishing a state defined contribution retirement plan for state and political subdivision members of the retirement system and establishing a committee to study the transition of current employees into the new plan and administration of the new plan. Died
• HB 361 enabling counties to adopt semi-annual payment of county taxes by towns and cities. Died
• HB 362 relative to binding arbitration in public labor relations disputes. Died
• HB 363-LOCAL relative to Depot Street in the town of Andover. Became Law
• HB 364 relative to the membership of the state committee on aging. Became Law
• HB 365-FN-A establishing a commission to encourage broadband development and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 366 relative to the jurisdiction of counties concerning retail electric supply. Died
• HB 367-LOCAL relative to the election of county commissioners in Carroll County. Died
• HB 368-FN-LOCAL relative to workforce housing and the definition of community. Died
• HB 369 relative to withdrawal from a school administrative unit or an authorized regional enrollment area school. Died
• HB 370 making changes to the pupil safety and violence prevention act. Died
• HB 371-FN-A relative to capital appropriations to the liquor commission for facilities on Interstate Route 93 in Hooksett and improvements to existing stores. Died
• HB 372 adding cigar blunt wraps to the definition of drug paraphernalia in the controlled drug act. Died
• HB 373 proclaiming June 3 each year in dedication of the sermon by Reverend Samuel McClintock on the commencement of the New Hampshire constitution and relative to the observance of Federal Constitution Days. Died
• HB 374 banning corn-based ethanol as an additive to gasoline sold in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 375 relative to immunity for school personnel using reasonable force to protect a minor for special purposes or pupil. Died
• HB 376 relative to representative voting on joint boards of school administrative units. Died
• HB 377-FN requiring daily physical education for public school pupils. Died
• HB 378-FN inserting an exception to the criminal threatening statute, relative to the minimum mandatory sentence for a felony conviction involving the possession, use, or attempted use of a firearm, and relative to the definition of “non-deadly” force. Interim Study
• HB 379 relative to late fees charged by utilities. Died
• HB 380 exempting the commission on the status of men from repeal on June 30, 2011 and adding a duty to the commission. Died
• HB 381 authorizing net metering for micro-combined heat and power systems. Became Law
• HB 382 relative to the maintenance of municipal public cemeteries. Became Law
• HB 383 prohibiting the collection of certain agency fees from state employees who are not members of the state employees' association. Died
• HB 384 prohibiting the office of energy and planning from requiring social security numbers from applicants of any program administered by the office, except when required under federal law or regulation. Died
• HB 385-FN relative to the applicability of licensure requirements for mortgage bankers and brokers. Died
• HB 386 adding Granite State college to the university system of New Hampshire corporate charter and adding a student trustee from Granite State college to the university system board of trustees. Became Law
• HB 387 requiring providers of prepaid cellular telephone service to provide subscriber information to the enhanced 911 system. Died
• HB 388-FN requiring providers of Voice over Internet Protocol services to pay surcharges for deposit in the enhanced 911 system fund. Became Law
• HB 389-FN-LOCAL relative to broadband infrastructure. Died
• HB 390 relative to the reinstatement and repeal of certain boards, commissions, councils, advisory committees, and task forces, and relative to the commission on the status of women. Became Law
• HB 391 relative to an optional tax credit for service-connected disability. Died
• HB 392 clarifying responsibilities of the division of homeland security and emergency management, and expanding responsibilities of the advisory committee on emergency preparedness and security. Became Law
• HB 393 repealing the authority for the establishment of certain revolving funds by towns. Died
• HB 394-FN relative to the regulation of oil heating technicians. Died
• HB 395 establishing a child protection study committee. Died
• HB 396 exempting the land and buildings of Masonic temples or building associations from property taxation. Died
• HB 397 relative to image display devices in motor vehicles. Became Law
• HB 398 relative to service animals. Became Law
• HB 399 relative to nonresident registration of motor vehicles. Became Law
• HB 401 relative to postsecondary training for workers with disabilities. Became Law
• HB 402-LOCAL relative to the authority of the department of environmental services to determine whether outdoor wood-fired hydronic heaters violate air quality emission limits. Died
• HB 403-LOCAL requiring a public hearing on certain school district warrant articles. Died
• HB 404 relative to toilet facilities at recreational campgrounds or camping parks. Became Law
• HB 405 relative to dissolving corporations. Died
• HB 406-LOCAL relative to the additional fee for the licensing and restraining of dogs. Died
• HB 407 establishing a committee to study the rising incidence of autism. Died
• HB 408 clarifying the exemption for attorneys from licensing requirements for mortgage brokers or bankers. Became Law
• HB 409 relative to planning board members. Became Law
• HB 410 extending the reporting date of the committee to study dispatch times within the enhanced 911 system and requiring quarterly meetings of the committee. Became Law
• HB 411 relative to distributing campaign materials at the polling place. Died
• HB 412 establishing a committee to study issues of judicial standing under federal and state law. Died
• HB 413 directing the joint legislative oversight committee on the emergency management system to review the duties of certain other committees. Became Law
• HB 414-FN-A establishing an assessment on motor vehicle inspections to be deposited in the police standards and training council training fund. Died
• HB 415 relative to access to abuse and neglect investigation records pending a child custody dispute. Interim Study
• HB 416 adding an exemption from immunization for conscientious beliefs. Died
• HB 417-FN-A making an appropriation to the milk producers emergency relief fund. Died
• HB 418-FN relative to the use of open source software and open data formats by state agencies and relative to the adoption of a statewide information policy regarding open government data standards. Became Law
• HB 419-FN relative to language in insurance certificates. Became Law
• HB 420-FN relative to the definition of employee and clarifying the criteria for exempting workers from employee status. Became Law
• HB 421 relative to candidates for United States senator. Died
• HB 422 prohibiting vaccinations in public schools. Died
• HB 423 relative to including workplace harassment in the legislative ethics law. Died
• HB 424 relative to surplus lines tax collection. Became Law
• HB 425-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation for the special education catastrophic aid program for the 2011 fiscal year. Died
• HB 426 adding certain entities to the unused prescription drug program. Became Law
• HB 427-FN prohibiting political advertising on public property. Died
• HB 428-FN relative to the procedures for detention and sanctions for default and breach of conditions of bail and recognizances. Died
• HB 429 permitting a child 16 years of age or older to withdraw from school with parental permission. Died
• HB 430 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing a state development bank in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 431 relative to psychiatric evaluations. Became Law
• HB 432 limiting traffic violation stops of women at night. Died
• HB 433-FN-A relative to the exhumation and testing of victims of the so-called Connecticut River Killer and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 434 relative to procedures for investigating law enforcement officers involved in critical incidents. Died
• HB 435 establishing a committee to study joint parenting decisions. Died
• HB 436 establishing a committee to study the guardian ad litem board. Died
• HB 437-FN relative to the definition of marriage. Died
• HB 438-FN-A relative to funding of the Claremont, Colebrook, Milford, Keene, and Plaistow District Courts. Became Law
• HB 439-FN-LOCAL relative to claiming an invasive species as a habitat. Died
• HB 440-FN requiring that New Hampshire join the lawsuit challenging federal health care reform legislation. Died
• HB 441-FN relative to muffling devices on boats. Became Law
• HB 442-FN relative to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died
• HB 443-FN establishing that marriage between one man and one woman shall be the only legal domestic union that shall be valid or recognized in this state. Died
• HB 444-FN relative to the commemoration of General John Stark Day. Became Law
• HB 445-FN relative to the regulation of electronic tracking devices. Interim Study
• HB 446-FN repealing the authority for regulation of certain professional occupations. Died
• HB 447-FN relative to collection of the education property tax and establishing a program to rebate certain excessive property tax payments of eligible taxpayers. Interim Study
• HB 448-FN relative to spice incense products. Died
• HB 449-FN relative to reports on information available on the state website. Became Law
• HB 450 relative to the regulatory authority of the board of barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Died
• HB 451-FN relative to prerecorded political messages. Died
• HB 452-FN establishing the independent regulation of dental hygienists. Died
• HB 453-FN-LOCAL making persons fleeing to avoid prosecution or custody or violating parole or probation ineligible to receive certain disability aid. Died
• HB 454-FN-A establishing a job creation credit against the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax for small businesses increasing employment in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 455-FN authorizing optional enhanced drivers' licenses and optional enhanced nondrivers' picture identification cards. Died
• HB 456-FN relative to the calculation of average final compensation for the purpose of determining retirement system benefits. Died
• HB 457-FN reducing the interest rate on late and delinquent property tax payments, subsequent payments, and other unpaid taxes. Died
• HB 458-FN-A establishing a sunset review process for executive agency and judicial programs and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 459-FN relative to placement of political advertising. Died
• HB 460-FN relative to the retirement age for group II members. Died
• HB 461-FN relative to repealing the authority for retirement system members to purchase service credit for certain out-of-state service. Became Law
• HB 462-FN relative to the determination of employer assessments for excess benefits paid by employers in the retirement system. Became Law
• HB 463-FN relative to the retirement system maximum initial benefit limitation. Died
• HB 464-FN requiring the transfer of certain retirement system group II special account funds to the state annuity accumulation fund. Became Law
• HB 465-FN relative to the number of years for calculating average final compensation for retirement system benefits. Died
• HB 466-FN eliminating the ballot law commission. Died
• HB 467-FN relative to the procedure for school districts to determine if a child in the juvenile court system is a child with a disability. Died
• HB 468-FN relative to assessments for aquatic resource compensatory mitigation. Became Law
• HB 469-FN-A establishing a credit against the business enterprise tax for operators collecting meals and rooms taxes. Died
• HB 470-FN repealing the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Died
• HB 471-FN relative to the discontinuance of certain tolls and authorizing the department of transportation to establish a toll plaza between exits 1 and 2 on the F.E. Everett turnpike. Died
• HB 472-FN relative to a certain E-Z Pass discount for Nashua toll plazas. Died
• HB 473-FN relative to fees added to the late payment of fees to bail commissioners. Died
• HB 474-FN relative to freedom of choice on whether to join a labor union. Died
• HB 475-FN relative to penalties under the consumer protection act. Died
• HB 476-FN establishing an independent board of psychologists. Interim Study
• HB 477-FN relative to the classification of certain highways in the town of Farmington. Died
• HB 478-FN-LOCAL relative to testimony by video teleconference. Became Law
• HB 479-FN relative to receivership of nursing homes and other residential health care facilities and relative to annual inspections of health care facilities. Became Law
• HB 480-FN establishing a state renovation, repair, and painting (RRP) rule program relative to lead-safe practices. Died
• HB 481-FN relative to the definition of disability for aid to the permanently and totally disabled. Died
• HB 482-FN-A-LOCAL relative to county reimbursements for nursing home services. Died
• HB 483-FN-LOCAL relative to mosquito control. Became Law
• HB 484-FN requiring random drug testing of food stamp program participants. Died
• HB 485-FN relative to requiring photo identification for food stamp program participants. Died
• HB 486-FN relative to penalties for alcohol ignition interlock circumvention. Became Law
• HB 487-FN relative to election day registrants. Became Law
• HB 488-FN relative to criminal records checks for employment with child day care agencies. Became Law
• HB 489-FN establishing a health information organization corporation. Became Law
• HB 490-FN adopting the interstate compact for juveniles. Became Law
• HB 491-FN relative to divestiture of retirement system assets relating to Sudan. Became Law
• HB 492-FN establishing a deferred retirement option in the judicial retirement plan, and relative to benefits related to service of certain judges of probate retiring because of permanent disability. Died
• HB 493-FN relative to the certification of integrated residential communities. Interim Study
• HB 494-FN relative to tipped employees who deal card and table games at games of chance venues. Died
• HB 495-FN relative to the prevention of the use of pesticides on the grounds of child day care facilities, schools, and state parks. Died
• HB 496-FN relative to radiological monitoring in nuclear emergency planning zones. Died
• HB 497-FN-LOCAL relative to the placement of crosswalks and a stop sign in the town of Rye. Died
• HB 498-FN relative to weed control along certain state routes. Died
• HB 499-FN relative to the employer's lien on damages and benefits recovered from third persons by employees who have received workers' compensation. Died
• HB 501-FN-LOCAL requiring the teaching of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in public schools. Died
• HB 502-FN relative to low-digit number plates. Died
• HB 503 allowing a master electrician to have 2 apprentice electricians under his or her supervision. Became Law
• HB 504-FN licensing reverse distributors of drugs and requiring manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, service distributors, and brokers to report changes in ownership. Became Law
• HB 505-FN making charter schools eligible for grants for leased space. Became Law
• HB 506-FN relative to false allegations of child abuse. Interim Study
• HB 507-FN requiring the department of transportation to establish a storage depot for storing historic bridge parts. Died
• HB 508-FN establishing a performance measurement system for state agencies. Died
• HB 509-FN relative to drinking water at temporary mass gatherings. Died
• HB 510 requiring marital masters to be New Hampshire residents. Died
• HB 511 relative to retired judges over 70 years of age. Became Law
• HB 512 relative to education requirements for certification as a guardian ad litem. Died
• HB 513-FN relative to end of life aid in dying for certain persons suffering from a terminal disease. Died
• HB 514 relative to entry on private land and establishing a committee to study issues relating to entry on private land Became Law
• HB 515-FN relative to voter registration and relative to procedures for absentee voting. Died
• HB 516-FN-A establishing Red Sox number plates to benefit the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth. Died
• HB 517-FN relative to the licensure of fuel gas fitters and plumbers by a mechanical licensing board established within the department of safety and transferring regulation of plumbers to the mechanical licensing board. Interim Study
• HB 518-FN-A changing the prospective repeal date for the research and development tax credit. Became Law
• HB 519-FN repealing New Hampshire's regional greenhouse gas initiative cap and trade program for controlling carbon dioxide emissions. Died
• HB 520-FN requiring certain bills to have performance standard notes. Interim Study
• HB 521 relative to meeting dates for county conventions. Became Law
• HB 522-FN relative to elder abuse. Died
• HB 523-FN making various changes to the fish and game laws. Withdrawn
• HB 524-FN relative to the release of prisoners on probation or parole. Died
• HB 525 naming a bridge in the town of Merrimack in honor of Corporal Timothy Gibson, U.S.M.C. Became Law
• HB 526-FN-LOCAL requiring the registration of persons convicted of animal abuse. Died
• HB 527 relative to tort reform. Died
• HB 528-FN-LOCAL requiring school districts to develop a facility maintenance and capital improvement program. Died
• HB 529-FN relative to real property on which methamphetamine has been produced. Died
• HB 530-FN relative to state regulation of the septic system installation process. Died
• HB 531 relative to uniformed presence officers in highway work zones. Died
• HB 532-LOCAL relative to municipal liability for dog bites. Became Law
• HB 533-FN-LOCAL establishing a cap on the amount of school building aid grants distributed in each fiscal year. Became Law
• HB 534-FN-A relative to nonprofit reporting requirements with the division of charitable trusts, department of justice and making an appropriation therefor. Died
• HB 535 relative to the committee to study parole boards and parole board procedures. Became Law
• HB 536-FN relative to the natural right to carry a firearm, openly or concealed, without a license. Died
• HB 537-FN reducing retirement allowances paid by the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
• HB 538-FN establishing a reporting system for court decisions relative to the determination of parental rights and responsibilities and the appointment of guardians ad litem. Died
• HB 539-FN repealing the state enforcement of OBD II requirements for motor vehicles. Died
• HB 540-FN relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
• HB 541 relative to ownership of property placed in trust qualifying for certain property tax exemptions and credits. Became Law
• HB 542-FN relative to exceptions for objectionable material in public school courses. Became Law
• HB 543-FN relative to biomass combined heat and electricity facilities. Interim Study
• HB 544 relative to state authority over firearms and ammunition. Became Law
• HB 545 relative to the administrative rulemaking process governing home educated pupils. Became Law
• HB 546 relative to the use of hand-held cellular phones while driving. Died
• HB 547 authorizing the establishment of milfoil remediation shoreland assessment districts by municipalities, and authorizing village districts for the purpose of eradication, remediation, or control of milfoil and other exotic aquatic plants. Withdrawn
• HB 548 relative to boater safety education and relative to the minimum age for operation of motorized vessels. Died
• HB 549 relative to driver's license reexaminations. Became Law
• HB 550-LOCAL relative to the payment of bills by municipalities. Died
• HB 551 relative to religious societies. Died
• HB 552 establishing a committee to study repealing the revisions to the law implemented by SB 500-FN of the 2010 legislative session. Died
• HB 553 relative to the law on wiretapping and eavesdropping. Interim Study
• HB 554 relative to mental health records. Interim Study
• HB 555 relative to the designation of the Lower Exeter/Squamscott River as a protected river. Became Law
• HB 556 relative to citizen complaints against police officers. Died
• HB 557-FN-A relative to the standards and burden of proof with respect to the business profits tax deduction for reasonable compensation attributable to owners of partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships. Died
• HB 558 relative to exchanging Haseltine Street in Plaistow for a section of NH 121A from the intersection of Haseltine and Main Streets to the border with Haverhill, Massachusetts. Became Law
• HB 559 establishing a committee to study methods of encouraging the installation and use of small scale renewable energy resources by homeowners and businesses and authorizing the development of a solar photovoltaic renewable energy project in Manchester. Died
• HB 560 increasing the minimum wage. Died
• HB 561-FN prohibiting the state payment of the cost of wireless communications services for legislators and staff. Died
• HB 562 relative to overdraft fees charged by banks. Died
• HB 563 revising the child support guidelines based on foster care reimbursement rates. Died
• HB 564 relative to the adoption of forms by the department of revenue administration for the filing of taxes and removing the requirement for electronic tax payments. Interim Study
• HB 565 establishing a dental hygienists committee within the board of dental examiners. Became Law
• HB 566 relative to the identification of dental prosthetic appliances. Died
• HB 567 relative to physical force in defense of a person. Died
• HB 568 relative to smoking within certain areas of New Hampshire state parks and historic sites. Died
• HB 569-FN establishing domestic union as a valid contract and extending certain rights to parties to a domestic union. Died
• HB 570 relative to licensure of guides by the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 571-FN relative to lobster and crab licenses issued by the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 572-FN relative to official oppression. Died
• HB 573 relative to the administration of certain pain relief medications by a school nurse. Died
• HB 574 relative to the taking of private property during a state of emergency. Became Law
• HB 575 relative to the calculation of child support in cases of shared parenting. Died
• HB 576-FN relative to the right to brandish a firearm in defense of one's property. Died
• HB 577 relative to the use of foreign languages by retail establishments. Died
• HB 578 relative to payment at time of medical services. Died
• HB 579 exempting department of revenue administration guidelines from the right-to-know law and relative to the position of revenue counsel. Became Law
• HB 580-FN-LOCAL establishing a committee to study collective bargaining by public employees. Became Law
• HB 581 regulating guaranteed price plans and prepaid contracts for petroleum. Died
• HB 582 relative to communication between employers and employees during bargaining negotiations. Became Law
• HB 583 relative to including projected sea level rise in planning and implementation of state-funded projects. Died
• HB 584 authorizing coastal management provisions in master plans. Died
• HB 585 proclaiming the third week of October as New Hampshire history week. Became Law
• HB 586 establishing an interdepartmental public health and environmental coordinating committee. Died
• HB 587 relative to grounds for divorce for persons with minor children. Died
• HB 588 relative to polling hours and location of polling places. Died
• HB 589 repealing written majority authorization for an employee organization to be certified as the exclusive representative of public employees in a bargaining unit. Became Law
• HB 590 establishing a committee to review state participation in federal grant-in-aid programs. Became Law
• HB 591 relative to the determination of parental rights based on the best interest of the child; relative to grounds for modification of an order regarding parental rights and responsibilities, and relative to grandparent and stepparent visitation rights. Died
• HB 592 apportioning state representative districts and relative to the boundaries of wards. Became Law
• HB 593-FN-A-LOCAL relative to video lottery and table gaming. Died
• HB 594 relative to the application of procedures for discharge or suspension from county employment. Became Law
• HB 595 amending the compulsory school attendance statutes to permit parent-directed instruction programs and repealing the home education statutes. Died
• HB 596 establishing a recommended procedure upon the abandonment or foreclosure of a manufactured home within a housing park. Died
• HB 597 revising the child support guidelines based on an income shares model of calculating child support. Became Law
• HB 598 prohibiting a candidate from receiving the nomination of more than one party. Died
• HB 599 relative to appointments and reapppointments of marital masters. Died
• HB 601-FN relative to implementation of federal health care reform. Became Law
• HB 602-FN-A relative to funding the law requiring reporting of health care acquired infections. Became Law
• HB 603 prohibiting public works projects and natural formations from being named in honor of any living elected, or formerly elected, official. Died
• HB 604 relative to the procedures for approval of plans, specifications, and costs of school building construction or renovation. Died
• HB 605 authorizing the business finance authority to establish a New Hampshire innovation business job growth program. Became Law
• HB 606 establishing a committee to study the formation of a consumer protection working group. Died
• HB 607 relative to exemptions under the consumer protection act. Died
• HB 608 establishing a committee to study the health and environmental effects of using industrial-grade silicofluorides and industrial-grade sodium fluoride for water fluoridation in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 609-FN establishing the New Hampshire circuit court to replace the current probate courts, district courts, and judicial branch family division.. Became Law
• HB 610-FN-A establishing number plates supporting New Hampshire public higher education. Died
• HB 611-FN-A relative to determination of the reasonable compensation deduction under the business profits tax. Interim Study
• HB 612 establishing a commission to study existing septic systems and potential new septic technologies. Died
• HB 613 establishing exemptions from the licensing requirements for first mortgage bankers and brokers. Died
• HB 614 requiring a performance audit of the guardian ad litem board and guardian ad litem services. Died
• HB 615 creating a database of New Hampshire grown genetically modified crops. Died
• HB 616-FN relative to coverage for divorced spouses. Died
• HB 617 repealing the prohibitions on Sunday business activities. Died
• HB 618-FN requiring state agencies to develop performance measures and to develop budgets for each biennium. Interim Study
• HB 619-FN requiring the state of New Hampshire to opt out of the requirement that individuals purchase health insurance contained in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Died
• HB 620 establishing a commission to study the creation of a health care pool for police, fire, teachers, state, university, and municipal employees. Died
• HB 621-FN-LOCAL relative to the authority of the department of transportation. Became Law
• HB 622 relative to adjustments to the semi-annual and quarterly collection of property taxes in towns and cities. Became Law
• HB 623 prohibiting preferences in recruiting, hiring, promotion, or admission by state agencies, the university system, the community college system, and the postsecondary education commission. Became Law
• HB 624 establishing a committee to study the rulemaking authority of state agencies to establish fees. Became Law
• HB 625-FN-A relative to New Hampshire correctional industries. Interim Study
• HB 626-FN relative to a division of motor vehicles office location in Milford. Died
• HB 627-FN relative to "essential benefits" under federal health care reform. Died
• HB 628-FN relative to searches conducted for purposes of transportation-related security. Died
• HB 629-FN relative to the uninsured health care database. Became Law
• HB 630 requiring state agencies, boards, and commissions to submit a report to the senate and house finance committees concerning the need for fee increases or new fees. Died
• HB 631-FN-LOCAL repealing the requirement that all school districts offer public kindergarten. Died
• HB 632 relative to labeling requirements for dispensing of drugs by automated pharmacy systems. Died
• HB 633 preventing prescribing practitioners from owning pharmacies in-state and out-of-state. Died
• HB 634-FN relative to payment of guardian ad litem and mediator fees in marital cases where the parties are indigent. Died
• HB 635-FN-A requiring the governor to consolidate certain agency functions and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
• HB 636-FN-A increasing the rate of the Medicaid enhancement tax, the nursing facility quality assessment fee, and the ICF quality assessment fee. Died
• HB 637-FN relative to lowering the legal drinking age for members of the armed forces. Died
• HB 638-FN relative to access to public buildings by brick or stone walkways. Died
• HB 639-FN-LOCAL requiring impact studies for large-scale retail development. Died
• HB 640-FN relative to notice to the department of health and human services of the allocation of spousal income and relative to estate planning by guardians. Died
• HB 641-FN relative to lien authority for the office of reimbursements within the department of health and human services. Died
• HB 642-FN requiring the departments of health and human services and administrative services to jointly issue a certain request for information. Became Law
• HB 643 relative to propane sales. Died
• HB 644-FN relative to various state laws pertaining to unlawfully present aliens. Died
• HB 645-FN-A-LOCAL eliminating various taxes and fees and tax and fee increases enacted in fiscal years 2007 through 2010. Interim Study
• HB 646-FN-A-LOCAL eliminating various taxes and fees and tax and fee increases enacted in fiscal years 2006 through 2010. Interim Study
• HB 647 relative to withholding of wages. Became Law
• HB 648 relative to eminent domain by public utilities and establishing a commission to investigate the procedural rights of the landowner when a petition is presented to the public utilities commission by a utility seeking eminent domain, develop a framework for the state to provide use rights to transmission developers on state owned rights-of-way, develop policies to encourage burying such lines where practicable, and establish a structure for payment. Became Law
• HB 649 relative to the Northern Pass Project to construct and operate transmission lines from the Canadian border to a proposed terminal in Franklin, New Hampshire. Interim Study
• HB 650-FN-LOCAL authorizing a school district to call a special meeting in the event of changes in the amount of state education funding. Became Law
• HB 651 allowing the sale and possession of monk parakeets. Became Law
• HB 652-FN establishing a commission relative to Medicaid managed care. Died
• HB 653-FN requiring general fund budget reductions to reimburse Medicaid. Died
• HB 654-FN-LOCAL relative to credit for retirement system employer contribution overpayments. Died
• HB 655 repealing a prospective repeal regarding certain authority of the secretary of state relative to pooled risk management programs. Became Law
• HB 656 relative to boundaries of wards. Died
• HB 1126 relative to nomination of candidates for United States senator. Died
• HB 1127 relative to barbering apprentices. Became Law
• HB 1128 relative to ignition interlock device recalibration and data reports. Became Law
• HB 1129 establishing a committee to study the frequency and financial consequences of erroneously dialed 911 calls. Died
• HB 1130 relative to weighted voting by the Winnipesaukee River advisory board. Interim Study
• HB 1131 establishing a committee to study methods of creating a balanced and neutral judiciary. Died
• HB 1132 relative to fish and game laws concerning the Blue Mountain Forest Association. Died
• HB 1133 relative to membership of the enhanced 911 commission. Became Law
• HB 1134 establishing a committee to study the construction of a permanent memorial to Governor John Gilbert Winant on state property other than the state house grounds. Became Law
• HB 1135 establishing a civil action for certain disruptions of funerals of members or former members of the armed forces. Died
• HB 1136 relative to special state elections. Became Law
• HB 1137 renaming the road to the supreme court and the administrative office of the courts from Charles Doe Drive to Noble Drive and renaming the campus of the supreme court and the administrative office of the courts from Charles Doe Place to Noble Place. Died
• HB 1138 naming a bridge in Pelham in honor of Sergeant Daniel R. Gionet. Became Law
• HB 1139 making changes to the unique pupil identification system. Became Law
• HB 1140 relative to the care of war memorials in Franconia Notch state park. Died
• HB 1141 relative to fees for the state park system. Died
• HB 1142 relative to the electricians' board. Interim Study
• HB 1143 relative to speed limits on certain residential ways. Died
• HB 1144 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. Became Law
• HB 1145 relative to the New Hampshire public television's affiliation with the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1146 requiring pupils to stand during the pledge of allegiance. Died
• HB 1147 proclaiming March 31 of each year as a day to remember Terri Schiavo. Died
• HB 1148 requiring the teaching of evolution as a theory in public schools. Died
• HB 1149 allowing the planning board chairperson to administer oaths and compel the attendance of witnesses. Died
• HB 1150 relative to examinations for licensure as a professional engineer or land surveyor. Became Law
• HB 1151 relative to the default budget in official ballot towns and districts. Died
• HB 1152 establishing a committee to study high speed digital subscriber line (DSL) service. Died
• HB 1153 relative to fire protection of floors in certain detached dwellings. Died
• HB 1154 establishing a committee to study the management structure of state government. Interim Study
• HB 1155 relative to the regulation of dentists by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
• HB 1156 relative to preserving due process in all common law matters. Died
• HB 1157 relative to signage at fuel service stations. Became Law
• HB 1158 relative to the authority of the superintendant of a county correctional facility. Interim Study
• HB 1159 defining a default budget for a municipality. Died
• HB 1160 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of allowing towns to split into smaller political subdivisions. Died
• HB 1161 establishing a committee to study permitting nonresident property owners to vote in local elections. Died
• HB 1162 establishing a committee to study the effects of compulsory school attendance on children and families. Died
• HB 1163 relative to the withholding union dues from wages. Died
• HB 1164 requiring documentation of qualifications for presidential candidates. Died
• HB 1165 naming a bridge in the town of Meredith the POW/MIA Vigil and Freedom Ride bridge. Became Law
• HB 1166 relative to the installation of broadband equipment on Cardigan Mountain. Died
• HB 1167 relative to the calculation of days in the school year Died
• HB 1168 relative to retention and disclosure of annulled criminal records. Became Law
• HB 1169 requiring the secretary of state to make a report of lands over which jurisdiction has been ceded to the federal government. Died
• HB 1170 allowing municipalities to authorize the inclusion of a statement of the estimated tax impact of the budget and special warrant articles to be voted at annual meeting. Became Law
• HB 1171 updating certain references in motor vehicle statutes and relative to motor fuel distributors. Became Law
• HB 1172 authorizing nano brewery, beverage manufacturer, and brew pub licensees to sell their products at farmers’ markets and establishing an alcohol consultant license. Became Law
• HB 1173 relative to complaints against psychologists. Died
• HB 1174 relative to negotiations for contracts for county employees. Died
• HB 1175 relative to the membership of the cooperative school district budget committees. Interim Study
• HB 1176 relative to the amendment of warrant articles at official ballot town meetings. Died
• HB 1177-LOCAL relative to the limitation on appropriations under the municipal budget law. Died
• HB 1178 relative to the losing party's payment of the prevailing party's costs in tort actions. Interim Study
• HB 1179 imposing an extended term of imprisonment for assault against a health care worker. Died
• HB 1180 relative to awards of noneconomic damages. Died
• HB 1181 relative to offers of judgments. Died
• HB 1182 prohibiting the sale of baby food products containing bisphenol A in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1183 relative to access to the galleries in the general court. Died
• HB 1184 relative to arrest without a warrant for the offense of willful concealment. Became Law
• HB 1185-FN-A relative to the police standards and training council. Died
• HB 1186 relative to uniform override keys for elevators. Withdrawn
• HB 1187 establishing a commission to prepare for possible action in the event of a catastrophic occurrence that renders the federal government unable to function. Died
• HB 1188 relative to civil actions for defamation. Died
• HB 1189 establishing a committee to study the privatizing of county corrections operations. Died
• HB 1190 relative to the dental hygienists committee of the dental board. Died
• HB 1191 relative to responsibilities of parents of certain minors. Died
• HB 1192-FN establishing an E-Z Pass commuter discount. Interim Study
• HB 1193 relative to requirements for temporary certificates of safe boating education. Died
• HB 1194 relative to the text of Article 73-a of Part II of the New Hampshire Constitution. Died
• HB 1195 relative to membership of the joint legislative historical committee. Became Law
• HB 1196 repealing the task force on state procurement policies and procedures. Became Law
• HB 1197-FN requiring the commissioner of the department of health and human services to apply for a state plan waiver. Died
• HB 1198-FN-LOCAL relative to updating voter birth information in the statewide centralized voter registration database. Died
• HB 1199 relative to school district voting on school building projects. Died
• HB 1200 relative to reduced spending alternatives in proposed county budgets. Died
• HB 1201 relative to the assessment of property taxes on Pinkerton Academy. Died
• HB 1202-FN amending the definition of “sending district” as it applies to students attending regional vocational education programs. Interim Study
• HB 1203 relative to the membership of the capital budget overview committee. Became Law
• HB 1204 relative to matching funds of highway projects, and relative to the administration of the meals and rooms tax. Became Law
• HB 1205 relative to the duty of the long range capital planning and utilization committee. Died
• HB 1206 relative to continuing obligations under expired public employee labor agreements. Died
• HB 1207-FN defining the owner of timber rights for purposes of timber tax assessment. Became Law
• HB 1208 relative to advertising of alcoholic beverages. Became Law
• HB 1209 establishing a committee to study administration of the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Died
• HB 1210 applying the procedures of the eminent domain procedures act to cases of eminent domain concerning public utilities. Interim Study
• HB 1211 establishing a committee to study the promotion of lease of state-owned land for use for beginning farmers. Became Law
• HB 1212 relative to resisting arrest. Died
• HB 1213-LOCAL relative to parking for legislators on official business. Died
• HB 1214 banning corn-based ethanol as an additive to gasoline sold in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1215-LOCAL relative to town library budgets. Died
• HB 1216 relative to the authority for withholding or withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment. Became Law
• HB 1217 relative to reciprocity of advance directives. Became Law
• HB 1218 relative to state authority to accept federal aid. Died
• HB 1219 relative to the definition of wildlife for purposes of regulation by the fish and game department. Died
• HB 1220 repealing the criminal history record and protective order check for the sale of firearms. Died
• HB 1221 relative to the credit for the business enterprise tax against the business profits tax. Became Law
• HB 1222-FN relative to protected shoreland permitting fees. Died
• HB 1223-FN relative to remedies under the right-to-know law. Became Law
• HB 1224 allowing municipalities to send tax, water, and sewer bills electronically. Became Law
• HB 1225 permitting a charter school to incur long-term debt. Became Law
• HB 1226-FN-A directing department of environmental services administrative fine revenue to a special fund for environmental enforcement. Died
• HB 1227 relative to disqualification of certain members of the general court. Interim Study
• HB 1228 prohibiting the sale of grave markers and memorial markers by funeral directors. Died
• HB 1229 declaring March 30 as Welcome Home Veterans Day to honor veterans of Vietnam. Died
• HB 1230-FN requiring a report of real property owned or leased by the state and relative to New Hampshire hospital real estate. Became Law
• HB 1231 removing the prohibition on the sale, gift, or display of certain young birds. Became Law
• HB 1232-FN relative to prerecorded political messages. Died
• HB 1233 establishing a statute of limitations on wetlands filling and dredging. Became Law
• HB 1234 establishing a department of environmental services oversight and grievance committee. Interim Study
• HB 1235 establishing a committee to study and propose a recodification of certain environment-related statutes. Died
• HB 1236-FN relative to ownership and operation of liquor licensees. Interim Study
• HB 1237 establishing the joint committee on employee relations. Died
• HB 1238 relative to divestiture of Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) generation assets. Died
• HB 1239 requiring the site evaluation committee to consider economic impact prior to issuing a certificate for an energy facility. Died
• HB 1240 relative to license suspensions for refusal to consent to an alcohol test. Became Law
• HB 1241 relative to table wines and specialty beer. Became Law
• HB 1242 relative to membership dues paid by towns. Died
• HB 1243 establishing a committee to study the requirements of the deposit of certain checks. Died
• HB 1244 relative to firearms possession while trapping. Died
• HB 1245-FN relative to the fee for retail dealer's licenses for lobster and crab. Died
• HB 1246 authorizing the county sheriff to issue pistol or revolver licenses under certain circumstances. Became Law
• HB 1247 relative to the duties of jurors as constitutional officers and changing the term "petit jury" to "trial jury." Died
• HB 1248-FN relative to emergency management compacts. Died
• HB 1249 relative to the child protection reporting law. Died
• HB 1250 allowing designated persons to provide emergency medical treatment to another person. Died
• HB 1251-FN establishing a committee to study requiring that all sales of alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption be made at state liquor stores. Died
• HB 1252 relative to required documentation of ownership in foreclosure proceedings. Died
• HB 1253 relative to bridge aid and highway block grants for class V roads in certain village districts. Died
• HB 1254 establishing a committee to study the effect of illegal immigration on the state and its political subdivisions. Died
• HB 1255 relative to the membership of the commission on primary care workforce issues. Became Law
• HB 1256 establishing a New Hampshire state register of historic places. Became Law
• HB 1257-FN eliminating the tolls on the Everett turnpike in the town of Merrimack. Died
• HB 1258 relative to late fees charged by utilities. Died
• HB 1259-FN relative to payment of medical expenses for individuals who surrender themselves to law enforcement or corrections officials. Interim Study
• HB 1260-FN relative to certain contributions to pari-mutuel pools by race simulcasters in Cheshire county, compensation of charitable organizations by gaming operators, and unauthorized gambling machines and sweepstakes. Became Law
• HB 1261 relative to recovery of delinquent condominium fees. Interim Study
• HB 1262 prohibiting banks from requiring blood samples, fingerprints, and DNA samples in order to complete a banking transaction. Interim Study
• HB 1263 relative to the termination of tenancy and repealing the requirement that landlords of restricted residential property provide service of process information. Died
• HB 1264 establishing a religious exemption for individuals who do not wish to provide accommodations, goods, or services for marriages. Died
• HB 1265 relative to criteria for the government regulation of occupations and professions. Interim Study
• HB 1266 requiring the assessing standards board to recommend standards rather than guidelines. Became Law
• HB 1267 relative to adjustments to the child support guidelines based on child support expenses documented by the parties. Died
• HB 1268-FN requiring the department of education to reimburse the community colleges for the costs of providing remedial courses. Died
• HB 1269 relative to immunity from civil liability for sports officials. Died
• HB 1270 requiring an employer to disclose non-compete and non-piracy agreements prior to making an offer of employment or an offer of change in job classification. Became Law
• HB 1271-LOCAL relative to the penalty for violating ordinances governing hawkers and peddlers. Died
• HB 1272 establishing a legislative oversight committee to study implementation of the recommendations of the commission on the status of men and solutions to identified problems. Died
• HB 1273 relative to the termination of parental rights in cases where the child is born of rape. Died
• HB 1274-FN transferring the McAuliffe-Shepard discovery center to a private nonprofit corporation and making supplemental appropriations. Became Law
• HB 1275 relative to the common law rule of lenity. Died
• HB 1276 establishing a committee to study general court policies and procedures related to persons with disabilities. Died
• HB 1277 requiring federal law enforcement agencies to notify New Hampshire law enforcement agencies prior to investigation or enforcement of federal law in New Hampshire, as all lawful police work is local. Died
• HB 1278 relative to obstructions on highways. Interim Study
• HB 1279-LOCAL relative to voting rights of certain budget committee members. Died
• HB 1280-FN relative to the sale of E-Z Pass transponders and relative to the online New Hampshire E-Z Pass service center. Died
• HB 1281 establishing a committee to study alternative medical insurance coverage for elected state officials. Died
• HB 1282-FN-LOCAL relative to workforce housing and the definition of community. Died
• HB 1283-FN relative to insurance payments for domestics. Died
• HB 1284 authorizing the Concord school district to amend its charter without prior legislative approval. Withdrawn
• HB 1285-FN repealing the state art fund. Interim Study
• HB 1286 relative to the installation of sprinklers. Died
• HB 1287-FN relative to nonresident vehicle registration. Died
• HB 1288-FN relative to protection of private property from the use of eminent domain. Interim Study
• HB 1289 relative to agreements between government units. Died
• HB 1290 relative to notice of lien requirements. Became Law
• HB 1291 prohibiting compelled speech. Died
• HB 1292 requiring a 2/3 majority for borrowing by official ballot towns and school districts. Died
• HB 1293 establishing a rest area gas station and retail opportunities commission. Died
• HB 1294 relative to applications for abatement of property taxes. Died
• HB 1295 establishing a committee to study the potential effects of total deregulation of the telecommunications industry. Died
• HB 1296 relative to net energy metering. Became Law
• HB 1297 relative to federal health care reform and health care exchanges. Became Law
• HB 1298 relative to the definition of "public use" under the eminent domain procedure act. Interim Study
• HB 1299-FN relative to permit fee transfer credits. Died
• HB 1300 relative to removing public officials for cause. Died
• HB 1301 relative to challenges to voters. Died
• HB 1302-FN relative to underpayment of estimated taxes and equalization of valuations administered by the department of revenue administration. Became Law
• HB 1303 amending certain requirements to obtain a local vendor license. Died
• HB 1304 relative to the waiver of financial responsibility requirements for certain habitual offenders. Became Law
• HB 1305 reestablishing the exemption from property taxation for telecommunications poles and conduits and establishing a committee to study how utilities are taxed by the state and municipalities. Died
• HB 1306-FN-LOCAL requiring a report on part-time employment of retired members of the retirement system. Died
• HB 1307 relative to agricultural plates. Became Law
• HB 1308 relative to the definition of "public body" under the right-to-know law. Died
• HB 1309-FN-A establishing a special number plate to support public elementary and secondary schools. Died
• HB 1310 increasing the number of days a motorcycle learner’s permit is valid and requiring a driver’s license for persons under 18 years of age to receive a motorcycle learner’s permit. Became Law
• HB 1311 changing a statutory reference to reflect the current homestead exemption amounts. Became Law
• HB 1312 relative to the statute of limitations for violations involving a motor vehicle accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury. Became Law
• HB 1313 allowing school districts to offer higher education scholarships to high school pupils. Died
• HB 1314 establishing a committee to study the maintenance of water and sewer infrastructure. Died
• HB 1315 relative to the effective date of revisions to the state building code. Died
• HB 1316 relative to continuing education for licensed electricians. Interim Study
• HB 1317 relative to certifying electricians as fire suppression equipment and alarm installers. Interim Study
• HB 1318 relative to carrying firearms. Died
• HB 1319 limiting credit card interchange fees charged to merchants. Died
• HB 1320-FN-LOCAL relative to law enforcement responsibility for interstate highways. Died
• HB 1321 establishing a committee to study the relationship between public funding of postsecondary education and workforce development. Died
• HB 1322 establishing a task force to study and recommend options to provide hospitals with the capacity to fund uncompensated care over time. Died
• HB 1323 requiring employers who offer benefits to full-time employees to offer benefits on a pro-rated basis to part-time employees. Died
• HB 1324 establishing a committee to study the public utilities commission. Died
• HB 1325 relative to legal residency requirements for purposes of school attendance for children of divorced parents. Became Law
• HB 1326 relative to advance directives pertaining to medically administered nutrition and hydration. Died
• HB 1327 relative to official oppression. Died
• HB 1328 relative to vehicle operation with a stuck throttle or runaway engine. Died
• HB 1329 relative to the default budget in certain towns. Interim Study
• HB 1330 establishing a committee to study blood testing of drivers after motor vehicle fatalities. Died
• HB 1331 relative to the grounds for termination of employment of a school administrative unit or school district employee. Died
• HB 1332 relative to the law enforcement authority of fish and game conservation officers. Became Law
• HB 1333 establishing a committee to study the establishment of a point system for violations of hunting and fishing laws and regulations enforced by the fish and game department. Died
• HB 1334 relative to the suspension of a fish and game license by the executive director. Died
• HB 1335 relative to the authority of the fish and game department to refuse to issue a hunting license. Died
• HB 1336 relative to reciprocity for nonresident trainers of hunting dogs. Became Law
• HB 1337 relative to the enforcement of violations of fish and game laws, and establishing a committee to study the disposition of wildlife confiscated by the fish and game department. Died
• HB 1338 relative to failure to renew a professional or occupational license. Interim Study
• HB 1339 prohibiting agreements for monetary consideration to limit or reserve access to hunting, fishing, and trapping on private land. Died
• HB 1340 relative to reimbursing chiropractors. Died
• HB 1341 repealing the provision relative to the unauthorized use of firearms in the compact part of a city or town. Interim Study
• HB 1342-FN prohibiting state and local governments from using funds to employ a lobbyist. Died
• HB 1343 prohibiting employees of parties and political committees from running for state office. Died
• HB 1344 prohibiting public employees from being candidates for certain offices. Died
• HB 1345 prohibiting party committees from selecting candidates for office. Died
• HB 1346 relative to the construction of power line extensions. Became Law
• HB 1347 requiring the courts to file reports of complaints against court officers, court staff, and any other person involved in the administration of justice. Died
• HB 1348 relative to playing mind sports for money. Died
• HB 1349-LOCAL relative to the service of town health officers. Became Law
• HB 1350 relative to the style and form of new articles and amendments to articles proposed by constitutional amendment concurrent resolutions. Became Law
• HB 1351 relative to disclosure of information by the board of funeral directors and embalmers and governing boards of allied health professionals. Became Law
• HB 1352 relative to citizen complaints against a police officer. Died
• HB 1353 relative to establishing an individual's status as a veteran. Died
• HB 1354 relative to voter affidavits. Became Law
• HB 1355 relative to county budget adoption by the county convention. Died
• HB 1356 classifying certain land in Litchfield as land to be retained by the state. Became Law
• HB 1357 relative to the membership of mosquito control districts. Became Law
• HB 1358 establishing a committee to study the costs of health care. Died
• HB 1359 relative to exceptions for municipal regulation of hawkers and peddlers. Died
• HB 1360 relative to the state board of education rules concerning special education. Became Law
• HB 1361 relative to fiscal notes on bills. Died
• HB 1362 exempting service animals from dog registration and licensing and establishing an option for permanent registration and licensing of service animals. Became Law
• HB 1363 relative to banking regulations and foreclosures. Died
• HB 1364 relative to transfers of appropriations in Carroll county. Died
• HB 1365 relative to complaint investigation procedures of the guardian ad litem board. Interim Study
• HB 1366 relative to employer charges for unemployment compensation benefits and relative to suitable work and eligibility requirements for claimants for unemployment compensation benefits. Became Law
• HB 1367 relative to the issuance of administrative inspection warrants. Died
• HB 1368 relative to real property held as a joint tenancy with rights of survivorship. Died
• HB 1369 relative to the location of overhead tolling on the F.E. Everett turnpike. Interim Study
• HB 1370 making technical changes to the New Hampshire real estate practice act. Became Law
• HB 1371 relative to conflicts of interest of county government officials. Interim Study
• HB 1372 requiring prisoners between 17 and 21 years of age to complete the requirements for a high school diploma or a GED certificate prior to release on probation or parole. Died
• HB 1373 relative to the definition of first-in, first-out as it applies to wastewater or public water supply projects. Interim Study
• HB 1374-FN relative to speed limits approaching toll booths. Died
• HB 1375 relative to access to firearms by persons convicted of nonviolent felonies. Died
• HB 1376 relative to amending warrant articles in towns that have adopted the official ballot referendum form of meeting. Died
• HB 1377 requiring postsecondary education institutions to compile and submit reports on remedial education courses. Interim Study
• HB 1378 relative to transfer by pharmacy technicians of prescription drugs between pharmacies. Became Law
• HB 1379 establishing a committee to study the regulation of pharmacy technicians by the board of pharmacy. Died
• HB 1380 relative to the development of wetland mitigation banks. Became Law
• HB 1381 exempting note finders from licensing requirements for real estate brokers and mortgage brokers. Died
• HB 1382 including parents in the approval process for alternative learning plans and requiring a truant officer to obtain a warrant or permission of a parent prior to returning a child to school. Died
• HB 1383 relative to residency status for the purpose of receiving in-state tuition status within the university system of New Hampshire. Became Law
• HB 1384 relative to the statute of limitations for complaints against judges. Died
• HB 1385-FN-A reducing the rate of the road toll during the 2012 Memorial Day weekend. Died
• HB 1386 relative to offers of judgments. Died
• HB 1387 requiring flags purchased with state funds or displayed in state facilities to be manufactured in the United States. Became Law
• HB 1388 relative to speeding in the compact part of cities and towns. Died
• HB 1389 relative to the pre-engineering technology curriculum and pre-engineering technology advisory council and establishing advisory committees for regional vocational education. Became Law
• HB 1390 relative to the regulation of incumbent local exchange carriers. Died
• HB 1391 relative to transmission and distribution utility line extension construction and relative to pole attachments. Interim Study
• HB 1392 relative to oyster aquaculture licenses. Became Law
• HB 1393 relative to the valuation of property for property tax purposes and procedures for imposing sanctions against appraisers who act in bad faith or violate statutory requirements. Died
• HB 1394 relative to appeals of eminent domain decisions. Died
• HB 1395 revoking amendments to supreme court rules 50 and 50-A. Died
• HB 1396 restoring and reinforcing the exemptions from levy, sale on execution, and liability to be encumbered or taken for the payment of debts of the homestead right. Died
• HB 1397 relative to the right of a jury to judge the application of the law in relationship to the facts in controversy. Died
• HB 1398 relative to lighting on bicycles at night. Died
• HB 1399 relative to state general election ballots. Interim Study
• HB 1400-FN-A allowing the department of transportation to sell naming rights for certain structures. Interim Study
• HB 1401 relative to site evaluations and certificates for energy facilities. Died
• HB 1402 relative to the sale of homemade food and licensing of certain milk producer-distributors. Became Law
• HB 1403 relative to providing pupils with curriculum and instruction regarding state and national sovereignty and establishing a committee to study the implementation of the International Baccalaureate program in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1404 relative to the election of Hillsborough county commissioners. Died
• HB 1405 relative to refugee resettlement. Interim Study
• HB 1406 relative to goods in intrastate commerce. Died
• HB 1407 allowing towns to establish a firefighter commission. Died
• HB 1408 establishing a commission to study the judicial branch family division. Died
• HB 1409 relative to definitions under the Uniform Securities Act. Became Law
• HB 1410 relative to securities regulation. Died
• HB 1411 establishing a committee to study small brewer relationships with distributors. Died
• HB 1412 requiring the department of transportation to post signs on roads that cross the border into Massachusetts. Died
• HB 1413-FN directing New Hampshire to withdraw from the No Child Left Behind Act. Died
• HB 1414 relative to revocation or suspension of youth operators' licenses for speeding. Interim Study
• HB 1415 relative to permits for repair or replacement of sewage and waste disposal system. Became Law
• HB 1416-LOCAL relative to a required fluoride statement. Became Law
• HB 1417 relative to a student's freedom of association. Became Law
• HB 1418-FN-A increasing the threshold amounts for taxation under the business enterprise tax and extending the commission to study business taxes; excluding charges for Internet access from the communications services tax and requiring the transfer of insurance premium tax revenue to the department of health and human services; and relative to section 179 expense deductions under the business profits tax. Became Law
• HB 1419 relative to the rights of military parents. Became Law
• HB 1420 relative to the disposition of the remains of service members. Became Law
• HB 1421-FN requiring a vegetarian diet for inmates in state correctional facilities. Died
• HB 1422 relative to the applicability of foreign law in cases before New Hampshire tribunals. Interim Study
• HB 1423 relative to justification for use of deadly force in defense of another. Died
• HB 1424-FN relative to a parent's conscientious objection to a school, school program, or school curriculum. Died
• HB 1425 relative to the creation or elimination of employment positions in Hillsborough county government. Died
• HB 1426-LOCAL relative to employer negotiations for health care coverage. Died
• HB 1427 relative to declaring that private contracting of governmental operations shall not be deemed an unfair labor practice. Died
• HB 1428 relative to public utilities commission orders concerning renewable portfolio standards. Died
• HB 1429 enabling municipalities to adopt a property tax credit based on home renovation costs. Died
• HB 1430 designating the Thompson/Center Contender pistol as the official state firearm of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1431 relative to requirements for a barber to obtain a license and for a licensed barber, cosmetologist, manicurist, or esthetician to obtain a shop license. Died
• HB 1432 relative to the release of motor vehicle registration information. Died
• HB 1433 relative to instruction for pupils on the issues of HIV, AIDS, and sexually transmitted diseases. Interim Study
• HB 1434 relative to display of antique motor vehicle plates. Became Law
• HB 1435 establishing a liaison committee to monitor the department of environmental services. Died
• HB 1436 establishing a liaison committee to monitor the management of natural resources by the department of resources and economic development. Died
• HB 1437 relative to display of certain historical items in the state house. Died
• HB 1438 relative to confidentiality of police personnel files. Died
• HB 1439 establishing a committee to study sprinkler requirements in nightclubs. Died
• HB 1440 relative to driver education. Interim Study
• HB 1441 removing the requirement for the reporting of incidents by emergency medical services providers and units. Died
• HB 1442 relative to motorcycle noise emission regulation. Became Law
• HB 1443 relative to unemployment compensation payments. Died
• HB 1444 prohibiting certain state employees from wearing fragrances. Died
• HB 1445 requiring refunds for returns of merchandise. Died
• HB 1446 relative to the meat inspection program. Died
• HB 1447 relative to motorcycle number plates. Died
• HB 1448 requiring public access to any document and Internet content which is incorporated by reference in administrative rules. Became Law
• HB 1449 requiring a search warrant for searches of privately-owned property. Died
• HB 1450 eliminating the requirement that the county attorney be a member of the New Hampshire bar. Died
• HB 1451 establishing a statewide property tax credit for a resident maintaining a personal vegetable garden. Died
• HB 1452 prohibiting the establishment of sobriety checkpoints. Died
• HB 1453 relative to requiring planning boards to require a deeded right-of-way to a public road as a condition for approval of plans for certain developments. Died
• HB 1454 establishing a task force to study the charging of reimbursing employers in certain situations for the purpose of calculating unemployment benefits. Died
• HB 1455-FN relative to special licenses for taking lobster while engaged in recreational scuba diving. Died
• HB 1456 relative to school district policies on health and sex education. Died
• HB 1457 relative to scientific inquiry in the public schools. Died
• HB 1458 relative to the responsibilities of telecommunications companies that permit third party billing. Died
• HB 1459 relative to court proceedings in civil actions. Died
• HB 1460 establishing a defined contribution retirement plan for public employees. Died
• HB 1461 requiring school officials to notify parents of a class or event involving an outside speaker and allowing parents to opt for their child not to participate in the class or event. Died
• HB 1462 relative to the eviction process. Died
• HB 1463 relative to abandonment of the tenancy and relative to property abandoned by a tenant. Died
• HB 1464 establishing non-unanimous juries. Died
• HB 1465 relative to criminal records of juvenile offenders. Died
• HB 1466 relative to the investigation by the state attorney general of conflicts of interest of municipal officers and employees. Died
• HB 1467 relative to educational requirements for teacher certification. Interim Study
• HB 1468 relative to seizure of personal property. Died
• HB 1469 relative to enforcement of parenting plans. Died
• HB 1470 establishing a committee to study administrative orders related to parental visitation. Died
• HB 1471 relative to authority for opticians to replace eyeglasses. Died
• HB 1472 relative to permit fees for motor homes. Withdrawn
• HB 1473-FN-LOCAL relative to the calculation and distribution of adequate education grants. Interim Study
• HB 1474 relative to eliminating the requirement that attorneys be members of the state bar association. Interim Study
• HB 1475 relative to enforcement of interstate compacts. Interim Study
• HB 1476 prohibiting the enforcement of out-of-state laws, rules, codes, and fess not approved by the New Hampshire legislature. Died
• HB 1477 relative to the definition of spent material. Became Law
• HB 1478 relative to the definitions of resident for motor vehicle law purposes and domicile for voting purposes and relative to vehicle registration and driver's license requirements. Died
• HB 1479 relative to the definition of "charitable trust" for the purpose of paid solicitors. Died
• HB 1480 requiring all local enforcement agencies and other officials responsible for enforcement of fire codes to provide information on the local and state appeals process when issuing a building permit or notice of violation. Became Law
• HB 1481 relative to effluent limitations with regard to nitrogen. Interim Study
• HB 1482 relative to the exemption from property taxation for hospitals. Died
• HB 1483-FN repealing the retirement system special account and repealing the assessments for excess benefits paid by employers in the retirement system. Became Law
• HB 1484 relative to fees for state parks and relative to limitations for nonconforming structures located within protected shoreland. Became Law
• HB 1485-FN-LOCAL relative to funding for chartered public schools established by the state board of education. Died
• HB 1486 prohibiting the state from accepting federal funds that could be used to enhance the militarization or federalization of law enforcement. Died
• HB 1487 relative to low carbon fuel standards programs. Became Law
• HB 1488 relative to the alternative budget procedure in a school administrative unit. Became Law
• HB 1489-FN repealing the decrease of the fuel oil importation fee. Died
• HB 1490-FN relative to New Hampshire’s regional greenhouse gas initiative cap and trade program for controlling carbon dioxide emissions. Became Law
• HB 1491-FN relative to mileage for members of the county convention for official business. Died
• HB 1492-FN requiring employers to verify an employee's eligibility to work in the United States. Died
• HB 1493-FN relative to copayments for certain specialists. Interim Study
• HB 1494-FN relative to verification of immigration status of all persons arrested or detained by law enforcement officers. Died
• HB 1495-FN establishing a Purple Heart Trail along U. S. Route 3. Became Law
• HB 1496-FN relative to the certification of county correctional personnel for purposes of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
• HB 1497 relative to the writing of warrant articles. Died
• HB 1498-FN-LOCAL repealing dog licensing requirements. Died
• HB 1499-FN relative to criminal coercion. Died
• HB 1500-FN relative to on-premises liquor licenses. Died
• HB 1501-FN-LOCAL establishing a fund to upgrade wastewater treatment plants. Interim Study
• HB 1502-FN relative to appeal of abatement requests to the board of tax and land appeals. Died
• HB 1503-FN relative to motorcycle rider education. Died
• HB 1504 reinstating the Maine-New Hampshire Interstate Bridge Authority. Became Law
• HB 1505-FN relative to public employee suggestions for cost-saving measures. Interim Study
• HB 1506-FN relative to the right-to-know exemption for public employee personnel files. Died
• HB 1507-LOCAL authorizing towns to enter into agreements with the state for collection of outstanding taxes. Died
• HB 1508 relative to procedures of the board of mental health practice. Became Law
• HB 1509 relative to guardianship of elderly persons. Died
• HB 1510-FN relative to taxpayer standing for declaratory judgments. Became Law
• HB 1511-FN relative to felons possessing firearms. Died
• HB 1512-FN relative to the authority of conservation commissions. Withdrawn
• HB 1513-FN changing the membership of the public employee labor relations board. Died
• HB 1514-FN establishing the crime of oppressing an inhabitant's free exercise of rights. Died
• HB 1515-FN-LOCAL relative to the assessment of the land use change tax and the use of land use change tax revenues. Died
• HB 1516-FN-LOCAL relative to the instruction of English and mathematics for pupils in kindergarten through grade 3. Died
• HB 1517-FN-LOCAL prohibiting the state and any political subdivision from entering any agreement implementing any provision of the No Child Left Behind Act without prior approval of the general court. Died
• HB 1518-FN relative to penalties for certain sex offenders. Died
• HB 1519-FN requiring hospitals to provide Medicaid patient outpatient services at outpatient Medicaid rates for certain hours. Died
• HB 1520-FN prohibiting law enforcement officers from failing to investigate criminal complaints against public servants. Died
• HB 1521-FN relative to retired state employees group insurance participation. Became Law
• HB 1522-FN reducing the penalty for violating a local vendor ordinance. Died
• HB 1523-FN-LOCAL relative to the return of personal property seized by law enforcement agencies from a person charged with a crime. Interim Study
• HB 1524-FN expanding the definition of official oppression. Died
• HB 1525-FN repealing the wetlands and shorelands review fund. Died
• HB 1526-FN relative to possession of less than one-half ounce of marijuana. Died
• HB 1527-FN exempting cultivation of marijuana from manufacturing under the controlled drug act. Died
• HB 1528-FN requiring criminal penalties for attorneys in the attorney general's office and the county attorneys' office for failing to prosecute offenses related to falsification in official matters. Died
• HB 1529-FN-LOCAL relative to the introduction of fluoride and herbicides into the drinking water of the state. Died
• HB 1530-FN relative to oversight of guardians ad litem by the guardian ad litem board. Interim Study
• HB 1531-FN relative to prosecution for victimless crimes. Died
• HB 1532-FN relative to trespass on land which is not posted. Died
• HB 1533 prohibiting bullying in the state house and legislative office building. Died
• HB 1534-FN repealing the self-funding of the department of labor. Died
• HB 1535-FN relative to arrest records under the right-to-know law. Became Law
• HB 1536 relative to the preservation of religious freedom. Died
• HB 1537-FN relative to violations of privacy occurring outside a private place. Became Law
• HB 1538 relative to innovative cosmetic or esthetic treatments. Died
• HB 1539-LOCAL relative to the state building code. Died
• HB 1540-FN relative to conservation easements on public land. Died
• HB 1541 repealing the authority of officials to enter and examine the premises of an automotive recycling dealer. Interim Study
• HB 1542 relative to interference with state constitutional rights. Interim Study
• HB 1543 relative to workers' compensation coverage and safety program requirements in state contracts. Died
• HB 1544-FN adding state and local government part-time and public employees to employees eligible to participate in the state group insurance coverage. Interim Study
• HB 1545 relative to control of land received or acquired by a conservation commission. Died
• HB 1546 recodifying the laws relative to religious societies and adding a religious exemption to the insurance mandates relative to coverage for contraception. Interim Study
• HB 1547 relative to party columns on ballots. Died
• HB 1548 relative to access to ballots. Died
• HB 1549 prohibiting the use of motor vehicle records for any federal identification database. Died
• HB 1550 relative to conflicts of interest. Died
• HB 1551 clarifying the liability of landowners, lessees, and occupants of premises who allow other persons to use the premises for hunting, fishing, and other recreational purposes or to remove fuel wood, and relative to the losing claimant’s payment of the prevailing party’s costs in actions against such landowners, lessees, and occupants barred by liability immunity provisions. Became Law
• HB 1552-FN relative to the reporting of funds. Became Law
• HB 1553 repealing obsolete and outdated provisions of the Revised Statutes Annotated. Became Law
• HB 1554 relative to fire code requirements for licensed foster homes. Died
• HB 1555 relative to the penalty for firearm use in a state area for propagation of game controlled by the fish and game department. Became Law
• HB 1556-FN reducing fees related to reporting of charitable trusts. Died
• HB 1557 directing the department of resources and economic development to develop a "Live Free or Die Bucks Program" to increase tourism spending. Died
• HB 1558 requiring a certificate of public need for eminent domain. Died
• HB 1559 relative to political committees. Died
• HB 1560 relative to the interstate Health Care Compact. Died
• HB 1561-FN discontinuing regional planning commissions. Died
• HB 1562-FN establishing a criminal penalty for sending or receiving sexually explicit text messages or images by using a cell phone or other mobile device. Died
• HB 1563 relative to Greenland's water rights. Became Law
• HB 1564 establishing a committee to study and recommend solutions for simplifying the calculation of the cost of public education through the combination of adequate education, school building aid, and catastrophic aid funding. Died
• HB 1565 establishing a committee to study landlord-tenant law and practice. Died
• HB 1566 relative to withdrawal from a school administrative unit or an authorized regional enrollment area school. Died
• HB 1567 establishing a committee to study the federal Youth Corrections Act. Became Law
• HB 1568 relative to imposition of consecutive sentences. Died
• HB 1569-FN relative to nomination of political organizations. Died
• HB 1570 relative to the duty of a public employee labor organization to represent employees who elect not to join or to pay dues or fees to the employee organization. Died
• HB 1571 relative to educational evaluation of home schooled children. Became Law
• HB 1572 establishing a commission to study the labeling of genetically modified foods. Died
• HB 1573 establishing a committee to study the duties and responsibilities of the attorney general which are required in law. Died
• HB 1574 relative to an employee's lunch or eating period. Died
• HB 1575 relative to alternative course selections for certain pupils. Died
• HB 1576-FN requiring construction of a noise barrier along Interstate Route 95 in Portsmouth. Died
• HB 1577 relative to petitions for reconsideration of court rulings in the judicial branch family division. Died
• HB 1578 relative to the suspension of registration of vehicles. Died
• HB 1579 authorizing the department of employment security to garnish the wages of individuals with delinquent unemployment compensation overpayments. Became Law
• HB 1580 requiring a reference to the Magna Carta on certain legislation. Died
• HB 1581 relative to procedures for arrest. Died
• HB 1582 relative to medical and surgical benefits for state employees. Became Law
• HB 1583 relative to immunity for school personnel using reasonable force to protect a minor. Died
• HB 1584 relative to the authority of police chiefs. Died
• HB 1585-FN relative to inspections of trucks and buses. Became Law
• HB 1586 relative to the acquisition of land for conservation purposes. Died
• HB 1587 relative to employer safety programs. Became Law
• HB 1588 recodifying the laws relative to sheriffs, constables, and police officers. Died
• HB 1589 establishing a committee to study and propose a recodification of the education laws currently in RSA title 15. Interim Study
• HB 1590 requiring the disclosure to patients and prospective patients of the charges for medical procedures. Died
• HB 1591 relative to the homestead exemption amount. Died
• HB 1592 establishing a committee to study the reporting of business tax revenues collected by the state. Died
• HB 1593-FN relative to the department of information technology. Became Law
• HB 1594 abolishing assessment of damages in tort actions by joint and several liability. Died
• HB 1595 relative to changes of party registration on primary day. Died
• HB 1596 relative to the membership of the advisory council on child care. Became Law
• HB 1597 relative to taking by eminent domain for certain purposes. Died
• HB 1598 relative to the definition of "meeting" under the right-to-know law. Died
• HB 1599 relative to mammography. Died
• HB 1600-FN relative to collection notification practices. Died
• HB 1601 relative to the notice to defendant in small claims actions. Died
• HB 1602 removing the exemption for janitors from pesticide applicator licensing. Died
• HB 1603 relative to local spending caps. Died
• HB 1604-FN relative to penalties for motor vehicle accidents involving death or serious bodily injury to a pedestrian. Died
• HB 1605-FN relative to checking firearms at courthouse entrances. Died
• HB 1606-FN adopting the interstate compact on educational support for military children. Interim Study
• HB 1607-FN-LOCAL establishing an education tax credit. Died
• HB 1608-FN relative to the issuance and enforcement of domestic violence protective orders. Died
• HB 1609-FN relative to licensure of polysomnographers by the board of respiratory care practitioners. Interim Study
• HB 1610-FN relative to lowering the legal drinking age to 19 for active duty members of the armed forces. Died
• HB 1611-FN repealing certain provisions relative to the sale of pistols and revolvers. Interim Study
• HB 1612 requiring the supreme court to adopt uniform rules of evidence for the superior and circuit courts and relative to child support and guardians ad litem. Died
• HB 1613 relative to protected health information. Interim Study
• HB 1614 establishing a committee to study the public health implications involved with the imposition of the energy provisions of the state building code. Died
• HB 1615 relative to industrial hemp. Interim Study
• HB 1616 relative to procedures and standards for expert testimony. Died
• HB 1617-FN repealing the certificate of need law. Became Law
• HB 1618 relative to types of community living facilities. Became Law
• HB 1619 relative to the assessment of property taxes on the value that exceeds $50,000. Died
• HB 1620 requiring employers to participate in the E-Verify system of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. Died
• HB 1621 repealing certain statutes. Died
• HB 1622 relative to the adoption of forms under the administrative procedures act by the department of insurance. Became Law
• HB 1623 relative to records of the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
• HB 1624 relative to the fiduciary capacity of persons collecting contributions for a nonprofit organization. Died
• HB 1625 relative to reports of fund raising counsel for charitable trusts. Died
• HB 1626 establishing a committee to study the current use taxation of farm land and farm structures in which utility lines or services are installed. Died
• HB 1627 relative to communication between federal law enforcement officers and county sheriffs. Died
• HB 1628-FN-LOCAL relative to compliance with fire safety and state building code requirements by municipalities. Died
• HB 1629-FN relative to state photographic identification indicating honorable veteran’s status. Became Law
• HB 1630 relative to traffic control at public meetings or functions. Died
• HB 1631 allowing persons licensed to provide emergency medical services to work at social or sporting events. Became Law
• HB 1632 establishing a committee to assess the cost savings of digitizing the general court. Died
• HB 1633 relative to a tally requirement on school district and village district warrant articles Became Law
• HB 1634 establishing a committee to study the implementation of United Nations Agenda 21 into the state, counties, regional commissions, towns, and cities. Died
• HB 1635 relative to motor vehicle inspections. Became Law
• HB 1636 relative to the extension of fill and dredge in wetlands permits. Became Law
• HB 1637-LOCAL authorizing a school district which uses official ballot voting to conduct a special meeting necessitated by changes in adequate education funding. Interim Study
• HB 1638 establishing a commission to study and recommend standards for downshifting and cost shifting from the state to counties, cities, towns, and individuals. Died
• HB 1639 relative to employment of certain disability retirees by retirement system employers. Died
• HB 1640 establishing a committee to study application requirements for nursing home patients seeking respite care. Died
• HB 1641-FN requiring the carry forward of certain net operating loss deductions to relate to creation of new jobs. Died
• HB 1642-FN relative to destination specialty hospitals. Died
• HB 1643 relative to county appropriations. Died
• HB 1644 relative to the regulation of individual home health care service providers by the department of health and human services. Became Law
• HB 1645-FN relative to decertification of a bargaining unit. Interim Study
• HB 1646-FN prohibiting the taking of deer from baited areas. Died
• HB 1647-FN requiring the department of health and human services to license supervised visitation centers. Interim Study
• HB 1648-FN requiring prosecution of a law enforcement officer for failure to enforce the crime of interference with custody. Died
• HB 1649-FN-A-LOCAL relative to collection of the education property tax and establishing a program to rebate certain excessive property tax payments of eligible taxpayers. Died
• HB 1650-FN relative to commerce in food in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1651-FN requiring the division of state police to equip special weapons and tactics (SWAT) units or teams with tactical cameras. Died
• HB 1652-FN-A requiring the transfer of insurance premium tax revenue to the department of health and human services and the revenue stabilization reserve account. Died
• HB 1653-FN relative to the rights of conscience for medical professionals. Died
• HB 1654-FN relative to earned time credits for inmates participating in rehabilitative programming. Died
• HB 1655-FN relative to the use of superior court facilities in Nashua. Died
• HB 1656-FN relative to compensation of jurors. Died
• HB 1657-FN relative to petitions for guardianship filed by parents of adult children with disabilities. Died
• HB 1658-FN establishing an income and identity verification system for public assistance recipients; relative to implementation of the Sean William Corey pilot program; and extending the moratorium on nursing home beds and rehabilitation beds. Became Law
• HB 1659-FN relative to the women's right to know act regarding abortion information. Died
• HB 1660-FN relative to abortions after 20 weeks. Interim Study
• HB 1661-FN-A repealing the department of labor's workers' compensation safety program inspection duties and the workers' compensation safety inspection fund and adopting a federal provision which allows a small business to self-certify its spill prevention countermeasure and control plan for above ground storage tanks. Died
• HB 1662-FN relative to preparation of fiscal notes. Died
• HB 1663-FN-LOCAL relative to payment of union fees by non-members. Interim Study
• HB 1664-FN establishing a committee to study transferring election law enforcement to the secretary of state. Became Law
• HB 1665-FN enabling a superior court or circuit court to implement one or more drug courts. Became Law
• HB 1666-FN relative to legislative approval of collective bargaining agreements entered into by the state. Died
• HB 1667-FN relative to the application of the juvenile laws to children up to the age of 18. Died
• HB 1668-FN relative to an individual's right to access to all state government files concerning the individual. Died
• HB 1669-FN-A-LOCAL requiring the deposit of dedicated fund revenues into the general fund for the 2014 and 2015 fiscal years and requiring non-constitutionally established dedicated funds to be eliminated on June 30, 2015 unless reinstated by the legislature. Interim Study
• HB 1670 apportioning executive council districts. Became Law
• HB 1671 apportioning congressional districts. Died
• HB 1672 apportioning delegates to state party conventions. Became Law
• HB 1673-FN relative to complaints of election law violations. Became Law
• HB 1674-FN reducing the interest rate on late and delinquent property tax payments, subsequent payments, and other unpaid taxes. Died
• HB 1675-FN relative to location tracking by electronic communications devices. Interim Study
• HB 1676-FN-A relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Died
• HB 1677-FN relative to choice as to whether to join a labor union and eliminating the duty of a public employee labor organization to represent employees who elect not to join or to pay dues or fees to the employee organization. Died
• HB 1678-FN-A-LOCAL establishing video lottery and table gaming at certain locations in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1679-FN relative to partial-birth abortion. Became Law
• HB 1680-FN relative to the duties of the oversight committee on health and human services. Became Law
• HB 1681-FN relative to reporting political expenditures and contributions. Interim Study
• HB 1682-FN relative to forfeiture of personal property. Interim Study
• HB 1683-FN relative to political advertising by business organizations. Died
• HB 1684-FN-A relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Died
• HB 1685-FN-LOCAL relative to collective bargaining under the public employee labor relations statutes. Died
• HB 1686-FN relative to state contracts. Became Law
• HB 1687-FN relative to state employee information available on the state transparency website. Became Law
• HB 1688-FN relative to exempting maple syrup and milk products produced and sold in state from federal regulation. Died
• HB 1689-FN relative to taxation of Pease development authority property. Died
• HB 1690-FN prohibiting the use of cell phone data extraction devices by law enforcement agencies. Interim Study
• HB 1691-FN establishing a state bank. Died
• HB 1692-FN making changes to the administration of the university system of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1693-FN relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
• HB 1694-FN relative to driving under the influence of drugs. Died
• HB 1695-FN increasing certain speed limits. Died
• HB 1696-FN limiting the offense of speeding to cases resulting in property damage or personal injury to another and excluding speeding offenses from the habitual offender statute. Died
• HB 1697-FN-A establishing keno in New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1698-FN-A establishing a committee to study implementing keno in the state of New Hampshire. Died
• HB 1699-FN relative to driving under the influence of drugs. Became Law
• HB 1700-FN repealing licensing requirements for money transmitters. Interim Study
• HB 1701-FN prohibiting New Hampshire from entering into or enforcing reciprocal agreements with other states to deny rights and privileges for nonpayment of taxes owed to another state. Became Law
• HB 1702-FN relative to materials collected during certain proceedings of the board of medicine. Died
• HB 1703-FN requiring the school board to develop and implement a policy that incorporates the foundations of financial literacy into the school curriculum and instruction. Died
• HB 1704-FN relative to limits on political contributions and relative to reporting by political committees. Died
• HB 1705-FN-A allowing purchase and use of marijuana by adults, regulating the purchase and use of marijuana, and imposing taxes on the wholesale and retail sale of marijuana. Died
• HB 1706-FN expanding the applicability of the capital murder statute. Died
• HB 1707-FN relative to penalties for operation after revocation or suspension. Became Law
• HB 1708-FN relative to salaries of state employees. Died
• HB 1709-FN establishing a criminal offense for failure to report a missing or deceased child. Died
• HB 1710 establishing a commission to identify issues for legislation related to strengthening the role of fathers in families with divorced or unmarried parents. Died
• HB 1711 relative to the use of cooking fires. Died
• HB 1712 relative to the teaching of the Bible in public schools. Died
• HB 1713-FN abolishing the department of education and transferring all functions, duties, and responsibilities to the commissioner of education and the state board of education. Died
• HB 1714 relative to the term "election" for the purposes of public meetings. Interim Study
• HB 1715 relative to authorized regional enrollment area agreements. Died
• HB 1716 relative to the state 10-year transportation improvement program. Became Law
• HB 1717 apportioning county commissioner districts. Became Law
• HB 1718 relative to judicial review of electoral districts. Interim Study
• HB 1719 relative to the filing period for elections. Became Law
• HB 1720-FN relative to jury trials in class actions brought under the consumer protection act. Died
• HB 1721 relative to permitting for the replacement of sewage disposal systems and relative to oil spillage prevention, control, and countermeasure plans. Became Law
• HB 1722 relative to disqualification of judges and lawyers from practicing in the circuit courts. Became Law
• HB 1723 making technical corrections regarding parental notification prior to abortion. Became Law
• HB 1724-FN requiring certain engine coolants and antifreeze to include an aversive agent so that they are rendered unpalatable. Died
• HB 1725-FN prohibiting health care practitioner self-referrals for medical devices. Interim Study
• HB 1726 exempting the transport of certain electronic waste and universal waste from the hazardous waste transporter registration program. Died
• HB 1727-FN to return certain insurance exchange moneys to the federal government. Died

House resolutions 26

• HR 1 adopting the rules of the 2010 session for the 2011-2012 biennium, (with deadlines in rule 64 to be prospective only). 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 condemning the taking of a private business by a foreign government. Adopted by the House
• HR 7 directing the house judiciary committee to investigate whether grounds exist to impeach marital master Phillip Cross and/or any justice of the New Hampshire superior court. Adopted by the House
• HR 8 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to sponsor and support a constitutional amendment to re-establish the authority of the states and Congress to regulate campaign spending by corporations. Died
• HR 9 supporting earmarks for public safety. Died
• HR 10 urging the United States Congress to remove tax breaks for companies that send jobs out of the country. Died
• HR 11 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2011, 2012, and 2013. Adopted by the House
• HR 12 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2011, 2012, and 2013. Adopted by the House
• HR 13 repudiating Opinion of the Justices, 162 N.H. 160 (2011), and urging the senate to remove from the table and pass 2011 HB 89. Adopted by the House
• HR 14 memorializing state Representative Sean C. Cox of Andover. Adopted by the House
• HR 20 urging the federal government to allow the cultivation of hemp for industrial purposes. Adopted by the House
• HR 21 requiring the Congress of the United States of America to reaffirm its adherence to the Constitution of the United States regarding international agreements and treaties. Adopted by the House
• HR 22 urging recognition of the facts regarding the USS Liberty. Died
• HR 23 urging the federal government to reduce the federal deficit by the amount of certain foreign aid. Adopted by the House
• HR 24 urging relief from the current level of federal nursing home regulation. Adopted by the House
• HR 25 affirming States' powers based on the Constitution for the United States and the Constitution of New Hampshire. Adopted by the House
• HR 26 expressing support for admitting the District of Columbia as the fifty-first State of the United States of America. Died
• HR 27 urging New Hampshire policymakers to declare "brainpower" a state resource. Died
• HR 28 opposing federal efforts to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms. Died
• HR 29 urging the United States Department of Health and Human Services to rescind its rule requiring health plans to provide sterilizations and contraceptives. Adopted by the House
• HR 30 memorializing State Representative James F. Powers. Adopted by the House
• HR 31 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of SB 372-FN-LOCAL. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 41

• HCR 1 urging the congressional delegation to begin the process for a constitutional amendment establishing that human beings, not corporations, are entitled to constitutional rights. Died
• HCR 2 in support of the Arizona immigration law. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 3 urging increased consideration and preservation of local authority in international trade and investment agreements. Died
• HCR 4 urging the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission to permit New Hampshire to relicense nuclear power plants. Died
• HCR 5 urging that the United Kingdom return the Parthenon (Elgin) marbles to Greece. Died
• HCR 6 requiring the Congress of the United States of America to reaffirm its adherence to the Constitution of the United States regarding international agreements and treaties. Died
• HCR 7 urging Congress to expedite the entry of political dissidents from Iraq and Afghanistan to the United States. Died
• HCR 8 urging the Transportation Security Administration to terminate recent changes to pat down search procedures and urging Congress and the President to change or discontinue the use of advanced imaging technology at airports. Died
• HCR 9 urging the President and Congress to address the privacy, constitutional, safety, and religious freedom concerns presented by advanced imaging technology employed by the Transportation Security Agency at the nation’s airports. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 10 urging the National Park Service to permit the exhumation of the body of Meriwether Lewis to determine the cause of his death. Died
• HCR 11 to urge the Congress of the United States to withdraw the membership of the United States from the United Nations so that the United States may retain its sovereignty and control over its own funds and military forces. Died
• HCR 12 urging Congress to withdraw the United States from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in accordance with Article 2205 of the agreement. Died
• HCR 13 urging the New Hampshire delegation to support HR 459 and S.202 requiring a comprehensive audit of the Federal Reserve. Died
• HCR 14 applying to Congress to convene a convention proposing amendments to the United States Constitution. Died
• HCR 15 urging our federal senators to vote against the Law of the Sea Convention. Died
• HCR 16 urging the prohibition of enforcing a particular federal executive order. Died
• HCR 17 declaring that Copp v. Henniker and the opinions which subsequently relied upon Copp versus Henniker are void and of no force. Died
• HCR 18 declaring Merrill v. Sherburne to be void and of no force. Died
• HCR 19 affirming States' powers based on the Constitution for the United States and the Constitution of New Hampshire. Died
• HCR 20 urging Congress to expedite the return of the Coast Guard Cutter USCGC Storis to the state of Alaska to become Alaska's first maritime museum. Died
• HCR 21 urging the US Army Corps of Engineers to donate a portion of the wreckage of the USS Chickasaw, which served in the Civil War, to the state of New Hampshire. Died
• HCR 22 declaring that although a trademarked name may include a New Hampshire geographic location such as “Mount Washington,” no single business, firm, or association shall have sole authority or exclusive use of the name of such geographic location. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 23 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to support earmarks for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Died
• HCR 24 urging the New Hampshire congressional delegation to sponsor legislation implementing policy recommendations of the Congressional Budget Office. Died
• HCR 25 urging Congress to amend the Internal Revenue Code to permit churches and other houses of worship to engage in political campaigns. Died
• HCR 26 declaring that the Claremont case's mandates that the legislative and executive branches define an adequate education, determine its cost, fund its entire cost with state taxes, and ensure its delivery through accountability, are not binding on the legislative and executive branches. Interim Study
• HCR 27 honoring the members of the military and intelligence community who carried out the mission that killed Osama bin Laden, and for other purposes. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 30 congratulating the Republic of Hungary on the adoption of its first national constitution. Died
• HCR 31 commending the work of pregnancy care centers in New Hampshire and across the United States. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 32 to urge the Congress of the United States to withdraw the membership of the United States from the United Nations so that the United States may retain its sovereignty and control over its own funds and military forces. Died
• HCR 33 honoring Charlie St. Clair for his contributions to the tourism industry in New Hampshire. Died
• HCR 34 urging Congress to withdraw the United States from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in accordance with Article 2205 of the agreement. Died
• HCR 35 designating Miss New Hampshire, of the Miss America Scholarship Program, an official ambassador of the state of New Hampshire during her term as Miss New Hampshire. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 36 urging Congress to amend or repeal legislation expanding the constitutionally delegated powers of federal government. Died
• HCR 37 urging the New Hampshire delegation to support any legislation requiring a comprehensive audit of the Federal Reserve. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 38 urging the United States Congress to extend equal benefits for the treatment of Agent Orange exposure to Vietnam veterans who served outside of Vietnam. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 39 urging Congress to privatize all aspects of social security. Died
• HCR 40 for the purpose of petitioning the Congress of the United States to adopt an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, for submission to the states, to require, with certain exceptions, that the federal budget be balanced; or, in the alternative, to call a convention for the sole and exclusive purpose of proposing a federal balanced budget amendment for submission to the states for ratification. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 41 urging the United States Congress to find that the Department of Health and Human Services' grant to Planned Parenthood of Northern New England is unconstitutional and void. Died
• HCR 42 supporting the preservation of the electoral college. Adopted by both chambers
• HCR 43 urging the joint legislative historical committee to move the granite gates Lafayette passed through to the state house grounds. Adopted by both chambers

Constitutional amendments 28

• CACR 1 relating to the election of state and county officers. Providing that state and county officers shall be elected in odd-numbered years. Died
• CACR 2 relating to the tenure of judges. Providing that the general court may specify the term of office served by a judge. Died
• CACR 3 relating to initiative petitions. Providing that referenda to enact laws may be initiated by petition. Died
• CACR 4 relating to oaths of civil officers. Providing that persons elected to the United States Senate and House of Representatives shall take the oath of civil officers prescribed by the constitution. Died
• CACR 5 relating to the governor's power to reduce appropriations. Providing that the governor shall have line item reduction power of items in any bill making appropriations of money. Died
• CACR 6 relating to taxation. Providing that a 3/5 vote is required to pass legislation imposing new or increased taxes or license fees, or to authorize the issuance of state bonds and providing that the general court shall appropriate funds for payment of interest and installments of principle of all state bonds. Died
• CACR 7 relating to education funding. Providing that the general court shall distribute funds in the manner that it determines will best promote an equal opportunity for an adequate education. Interim Study
• CACR 8 relating to education. Providing that the legislature shall have the power to authorize schools. Died
• CACR 9 relating to parental rights. Providing that parents have the natural right to control the health, education, and welfare of their children. Died
• CACR 10 relating to establishing a New Hampshire state reserve fund. Providing that the New Hampshire state reserve fund shall be under the authority of the state treasurer and dedicated to offset the business profits tax, business enterprise tax, and the interest and dividends tax for purposes of lowering the rates of such taxes. Died
• CACR 11 relating to terms for state judges. Providing that all state judges be commissioned for renewable 7-year terms. Died
• CACR 12 relating to public education. Providing that the general court shall have the authority to define standards for public education, establish standards of accountability, mitigate local disparities in educational opportunity and fiscal capacity, and have full discretion to determine the amount of state funding for education. Died
• CACR 13 Relating to prohibiting an assessment, rate, or tax on personal income. Providing that no assessment, rate, or tax on income earned by a natural person shall be levied by the state of New Hampshire except taxes in effect on January 1, 2012 and adjustments to the rate of such taxes. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
• CACR 14 Relating to public education. Providing that the general court shall have the authority to define standards for public education, establish standards of accountability, mitigate local disparities in educational opportunity and fiscal capacity, and shall have full discretion to determine the amount of state funding for education. Died
• CACR 20 Relating to meetings of the general court. Providing that the general court shall meet biennially. Died
• CACR 21 Relating to referendums. Providing that voters may veto laws by referendum. Interim Study
• CACR 22 Relating to the chief justice of the supreme court. Providing that the chief justice shall adopt court rules with the concurrence of the general court. Died
• CACR 23 relating to members of the general court. Providing that members of the general court may not vote on or deliberate on matters in which they have a pecuniary interest. Died
• CACR 24 Relating to age limitations for judges. Providing that no person shall be eligible to be appointed a judge until such person has reached 60 years of age. Died
• CACR 25 Relating to the supreme and superior courts. Providing that the supreme and superior courts shall not be constitutionally established courts. Died
• CACR 26 Relating to administration of the supreme court. Providing that the legislature and the chief justice of the supreme court shall have concurrent power to make rules governing the administration of all the courts of the state. Passed both chambers, not ratified by the voters
• CACR 27 Relating to the membership of the house of representatives. Providing that the number of representatives shall be reduced. Died
• CACR 28 Relating to the allocation of authority between the legislative and judicial branches. Providing that the supreme court shall determine the constitutionality of judicial acts and the legislature shall determine the constitutionality of legislative acts. Died
• CACR 29 Relating to the attorney general. Providing that the attorney general be elected for a 2-year term. Died
• CACR 30 Relating to limitations on impeachment judgment. Providing that judgment may include forfeiture of pension and retirement benefits. Died
• CACR 31 Relating to parental rights. Providing that parents have the natural right to control the health, education, and welfare of their children. Died
• CACR 32 Relating to judicial conduct. Providing that the people of New Hampshire, in a manner established by law, shall be responsible for investigating and evaluating the conduct of members of the judiciary. Died
• CACR 33 relating to biennial legislative sessions. Providing that the general court shall meet biennially. Died

Senate bills 397

• SB 1-FN-LOCAL eliminating the automatic continuation requirement for public employee collective bargaining agreements. Became Law
• SB 2 relative to adoption of tax caps by cities, towns, and other political subdivisions. Became Law
• SB 3-FN-A-LOCAL making comprehensive changes to the state retirement system. Died
• SB 4 requiring legislative approval of cost items for state employee contract negotiations. Interim Study
• SB 11-LOCAL relative to the police commission in the town of Hooksett. Became Law
• SB 12-FN relative to screening panels for medical injury claims. Became Law
• SB 13-FN increasing the limit on single wagers for games of chance conducted by charitable organizations. Interim Study
• SB 14-FN relative to the brandishing of a firearm. Died
• SB 15 relative to the duties of tax collectors and clerks. Became Law
• SB 16 relative to the placement of numerical tallies on a ballot. Became Law
• SB 17 relative to evidence of admissions in medical injury actions. Died
• SB 18 deleting a function of the central tax services unit. Became Law
• SB 19 relative to the definition and designation of “prime wetlands.” Became Law
• SB 20 relative to shoreland protection permits. Became Law
• SB 21 relative to exemptions from excavating and drainage permits. Became Law
• SB 22 relative to alternative regulation of small incumbent local exchange carriers. Became Law
• SB 23-FN establishing a revenue assistant position within the department of justice. Died
• SB 24-FN-LOCAL exempting the Unity school district from the moratorium on school building aid. Died
• SB 25 relative to the Connecticut River Valley resource commission. Became Law
• SB 26 establishing a committee to study the classification of motor vehicles. Became Law
• SB 27 relative to speed limitations for boats. Died
• SB 28 establishing an exemption from the licensing requirements for nondepository first mortgage bankers and brokers for persons providing loans for certain seller-financed transactions. Became Law
• SB 29 relative to the definition of “moped” and relative to motorcycle endorsements. Became Law
• SB 30 relative to including a parent's residence in the parenting plan. Became Law
• SB 31 relative to revocation or denial of a driver's license for drug or alcohol involvement by persons under 21 years of age. Became Law
• SB 32 relative to water withdrawals for snow making. Became Law
• SB 33-FN relative to retired state employee contributions for medical benefits costs. Became Law
• SB 34-FN relative to orders of notice in guardianship cases; relative to approvals of marriages for persons under 18 years of age by the judicial branch family division; and relative to the adjudicatory hearing date in child protection cases. Became Law
• SB 35-FN-A relative to exemption from the definition of utility property for purposes of the utility property tax. Became Law
• SB 36 relative to the permanent siting of the Hampton-Exeter District Court. Became Law
• SB 37 relative to the determination of residency for certain pupils. Became Law
• SB 38 relative to extensions for wetland and shoreland permits. Became Law
• SB 39 relative to enforcement of the excavation tax by the department of revenue administration. Died
• SB 40 making technical corrections to meals and rooms tax laws. Died
• SB 41 relative to enforcement of the timber tax and excavation tax by the department of revenue administration. Died
• SB 42 relative to the declaration of consideration for purposes of the real estate transfer tax. Became Law
• SB 43 making a technical correction to the tobacco tax laws. Became Law
• SB 44 relative to payment of rent pending a landlord-tenant action. Died
• SB 45 relative to criteria for designation as a Granite State scholar. Became Law
• SB 46 extending and revising the commission to develop a plan for the expansion of transmission capacity in the north country. Died
• SB 47 extending the commission to study water infrastructure sustainability funding. Became Law
• SB 48 relative to state regulation of telephone service providers and clarifying the authority of the public utilities commission to regulate pole attachments. Became Law
• SB 49 relative to tip pooling arrangements. Became Law
• SB 50 making various changes to laws regulating trusts and trust companies. Became Law
• SB 51 relative to the establishment of an inter-departmental team to address issues concerning certain adults with developmental disabilities who may present a substantial risk to the community. Became Law
• SB 52-FN excluding persons convicted of violent crimes and sexually violent persons from mandatory early release on probation or parole. Became Law
• SB 53-FN relative to the definition of nursing and the nursing assistant registry administered by the board of nursing. Became Law
• SB 54 relative to the definition of declarant under the condominium act and the duties of the committee to study laws relating to condominium and homeowners’ associations. Became Law
• SB 55-FN requiring certain engine coolants and antifreeze to include an aversive agent so that they are rendered unpalatable. Died
• SB 56-FN authorizing the department of revenue administration to accept credit card and debit card payments of taxes. Became Law
• SB 57 relative to regulation of title loan lenders. Became Law
• SB 58-FN-A adding qualified community development entities to the definition of "qualified investment company" under the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Became Law
• SB 59-FN-A relative to fees for terrain alteration permits. Died
• SB 60 relative to the definition of commercial motor vehicle. Became Law
• SB 61 relative to capital appropriations to the liquor commission. Died
• SB 62 relative to persons participating in the return to work program. Became Law
• SB 63 relative to the list of bail bondsmen and prohibiting law enforcement and corrections officers from indicating preferences for bail bond companies. Became Law
• SB 64 removing the oath requirement for class B misdemeanor criminal complaints filed by police officers. Became Law
• SB 65 making technical corrections to a law relative to court facility financing. Became Law
• SB 66 relative to nonresident tuition for motorcycle rider education. Became Law
• SB 67 establishing a committee to study the implementation of an education tax credit plan in New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 68 relative to records of disciplinary actions taken by the electricians' board. Became Law
• SB 69 permitting 2-wheeled vehicles to proceed through an intersection after stopping for a red light. Died
• SB 70-FN relative to remedies in landlord-tenant actions. Became Law
• SB 71-FN relative to health care fees in workers' compensation. Died
• SB 72-FN establishing a comprehensive cancer plan fund. Died
• SB 73 establishing a committee to study local options for evergreen clauses. Died
• SB 74-FN relative to the life settlements act. Died
• SB 75-FN relative to clarification of part-time service in the state retirement system. Became Law
• SB 76-FN relative to the authority of the department of revenue administration to adopt rules and to administer state tax laws. Died
• SB 77-FN relative to the special fund for payment for second injuries under the workers' compensation law. Interim Study
• SB 78-FN-A-LOCAL relative to motor vehicle registration fees. Died
• SB 79-FN authorizing the department of revenue administration to impose administrative fines for timber tax violations. Died
• SB 80-FN-A-LOCAL exempting certain rental income from the meals and rooms tax. Died
• SB 81-FN relative to powers and duties of commissioners of executive branch agencies, and relative to the extension of the expired term of a commissioner or agency head. Became Law
• SB 82-FN extending the state board of education’s authority to approve chartered public schools and relative to the funding of chartered public schools approved by a school district. Became Law
• SB 83-FN enabling municipalities and school districts to create other post-employment benefits (OPEB) trusts. Became Law
• SB 84-FN relative to state regulation of the septic system installation process. Died
• SB 85 naming a bay in the town of Meredith Johnson Bay. Became Law
• SB 86 requiring the department of labor to warn employers of certain violations prior to imposing a fine. Became Law
• SB 87 relative to the closure of certain underground storage tank systems. Died
• SB 88 relative to physical force in defense of a person, relative to producing or displaying a firearm or other means of self-defense, and relative to eliminating minimum sentencing and adding civil immunity for certain firearm use. Became Law
• SB 89 relative to employee leasing companies and establishing a study committee on the procurement of health insurance by employee leasing companies. Became Law
• SB 90 directing the legislative oversight committee to study the consolidation of school administrative units. Died
• SB 91 relative to automatic fire suppression sprinklers. Became Law
• SB 92 establishing an economic strategic commission to review the relationship between business and government. Became Law
• SB 93 relative to pharmacist administration of vaccines. Became Law
• SB 94 relative to state certification of community residences in municipalities with zoning ordinances which accommodate certified community residences. Died
• SB 95 establishing a commission to study youth sports concussions and other concussions received while at school. Died
• SB 96 relative to amending the charter of The Pinkerton Academy. Became Law
• SB 97 relative to the application of the community revitalization tax relief incentive. Became Law
• SB 98 revising the international registration plan. Became Law
• SB 99 relative to trailer brakes. Became Law
• SB 100 relative to the size limitations on OHRVs operating in Jericho Mountain state park. Became Law
• SB 101 requiring the Pettengill Road project in Londonderry to be added to the state's 10-year transportation improvement program. Died
• SB 102 establishing a commission to study the effects of service-connected post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury suffered in the line of duty by members of the armed forces and veterans. Became Law
• SB 103 requiring the commissioner of administrative services to develop a plan to consolidate the human resource functions within state government. Died
• SB 104 relative to certain agricultural operations and certain bonds for excavation and driveways. Became Law
• SB 105 exempting highway trail crossing from evaluation requirements for certain all terrain and trail bike trails. Became Law
• SB 106 naming the visitor center at Jericho Mountain state park for Robert Danderson. Became Law
• SB 107 establishing a committee to study the effectiveness of criteria for establishing ATV and trail bike trails on state lands. Became Law
• SB 108 relative to emergency obstetrical care. Died
• SB 109 establishing a committee to study the foreclosure process in New Hampshire. Died
• SB 110 relative to condominium development projects and application of the state fire code. Died
• SB 111 relative to short sales of a homeowner's residence. Became Law
• SB 112 relative to the membership on the advanced manufacturing education advisory council. Became Law
• SB 113 relative to nonpublic schools receiving public funds. Died
• SB 114 prohibiting assessing teacher performance based solely on assessment scores. Died
• SB 115 relative to observing voter check-in. Died
• SB 116 relative to the manufactured housing installation standards board and relative to the definition of a modular building. Became Law
• SB 117 relative to private postsecondary career schools and the student tuition guaranty fund. Died
• SB 118 modifying the definition of renewable generation facility. Died
• SB 119 relative to qualified association trusts. Died
• SB 120 relative to alcoholic beverage advertising restrictions. Became Law
• SB 121 relative to the application of the worker adjustment and retraining notification act. Became Law
• SB 122 establishing a committee to study the laws relating to electronic prescriptions. Became Law
• SB 123 relative to notification if a person found incompetent to stand trial and civilly committed is released into the community. Became Law
• SB 124-FN relative to the comprehensive shoreland protection act. Died
• SB 125-FN-A relative to the standards and burden of proof with respect to the business profits tax deduction for reasonable compensation attributable to owners of partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships. Became Law
• SB 126-FN relative to net operating loss carryovers under the business profits tax. Died
• SB 127-FN relative to the city of Manchester's contributory retirement system. Became Law
• SB 128-FN-A establishing a committee to study sources of funding for the search and rescue operations of the fish and game department. Became Law
• SB 129-FN relative to presenting photo identification to vote in person and relative to the election fund. Died
• SB 130-FN-A repealing the tax on gambling winnings. Died
• SB 131-FN repealing the exemption for water and air pollution control facilities from local property taxation. Died
• SB 132-FN-A-LOCAL establishing exemptions from the real estate transfer tax. Died
• SB 133-FN relative to reestablishing the exemption from property taxation for telecommunications poles and conduits. Died
• SB 134-FN relative to jury trials under the consumer protection act. Died
• SB 135-FN-A relative to election returns and election records. Became Law
• SB 136-FN relative to games of chance. Died
• SB 137-FN-A relative to the driver training fund. Died
• SB 138-FN-A eliminating the lottery commission and establishing the education lottery authority. Died
• SB 139-FN relative to state recoveries of public assistance caused by fraud. Became Law
• SB 140-FN relative to the disposition of military justice fines. Became Law
• SB 141-FN requiring drivers who are residents of foreign countries to have insurance. Died
• SB 142-FN relative to reorganizing the permitting process within the department of environmental services. Died
• SB 143-FN requiring the commissioner of administrative services to develop a proposal for state employees to make monetary contributions to a health savings account or other tax-advantaged account. Died
• SB 144 relative to approvals for site plans and subdivision of land. Became Law
• SB 145-FN relative to state employees who volunteer as election workers. Died
• SB 146-FN relative to requiring submission of a reduced spending alternative as part of the biennial budget process. Became Law
• SB 147-FN relative to Medicaid managed care. Became Law
• SB 148-FN relative to health insurance coverage. Became Law
• SB 149-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the rate of the meals and rooms tax and the distribution formula for meals and rooms tax revenue. Died
• SB 150-FN authorizing individuals and certain businesses to purchase health insurance from out-of-state insurance companies. Died
• SB 151-FN relative to contracts of the department of health and human services. Became Law
• SB 152-FN relative to participation in state employees' group insurance by members of the general court. Became Law
• SB 153-FN relative to the regulation of real estate appraisers by the New Hampshire real estate appraiser board. Became Law
• SB 154-FN reforming and renaming the comprehensive shoreland protection act and repealing New Hampshire’s regional greenhouse gas initiative cap and trade program for controlling carbon dioxide emissions. Died
• SB 155-FN-A relative to section 179 expense deductions under the business profits tax. Died
• SB 156-FN-LOCAL authorizing retail vehicle dealers to act as agents of the division of motor vehicles for vehicle registrations and title applications. Became Law
• SB 157-FN relative to the division of weights and measures and fees for licensing weighing devices and the definition of service technician. Became Law
• SB 158-FN relative to the payment of state aid grants for water and wastewater for 2009 and 2010. Died
• SB 159-FN-LOCAL establishing a state infrastructure bank. Interim Study
• SB 160-FN relative to the definition and regulation of installment loans. Died
• SB 161-FN relative to procedures for adoption of agency rules under the administrative procedures act. Became Law
• SB 162-FN relative to federal health care reform 2010. Died
• SB 163-FN relative to the New Hampshire health benefit exchange. Died
• SB 164 relative to the personal needs allowance of residents of nursing homes. Died
• SB 165-FN relative to the Medicaid uncompensated care fund and the Medicaid enhancement tax. Died
• SB 166 relative to medical benefits for beneficiaries of a police officer or firefighter killed in the line of duty. Became Law
• SB 167-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a production jobs creation credit under the business enterprise tax and making changes affecting small business to the business profits tax, the business enterprise tax, and the meals and rooms tax. Interim Study
• SB 168-FN conforming the interest and dividends tax to federal tax definitions. Died
• SB 169-FN relative to campaign expenditures and contributions by business organizations and labor unions. Died
• SB 170 relative to the New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association. Became Law
• SB 171 relative to prescription drug benefits for the treatment of pain. Died
• SB 172 relative to performance-based school accountability criteria. Died
• SB 173 proclaiming January 24, 2012 as Granny D. Day. Became Law
• SB 174 relative to the Concord regional solid waste/resource recovery cooperative. Became Law
• SB 175 regulating the commercial use of a person's identity. Died
• SB 176 relative to marriage licenses. Became Law
• SB 177 relative to training of directors and officers of nonprofit corporations. Interim Study
• SB 178 establishing a commission to study long-term sustainable funding for school building aid and the establishment of eligibility criteria for school building aid in order to ensure that all school age children in every part of the state have access to a safe, healthy, and academic environment for learning. Died
• SB 179 relative to qualified purchasing alliances. Became Law
• SB 180 establishing a committee to study the availability of community supervision programs for prisoners released on probation or parole. Became Law
• SB 181-FN-LOCAL relative to distribution of funds for education. Died
• SB 182-FN-A-LOCAL relative to video lottery and table gaming, providing property tax relief for local economies, providing services for problem gamers, and promoting tourism and public safety. Interim Study
• SB 183-FN-LOCAL amending the calculation and distribution of adequate education grants, repealing fiscal capacity disparity aid, and providing stabilization grants to certain municipalities. Died
• SB 184 extending the commission to study water infrastructure sustainability funding. Died
• SB 185-FN establishing a restitution fund for victims of financial fraud and continually appropriating a special fund. Died
• SB 186-FN repealing the exemption from the consumer protection act for certain regulated trade and commerce. Interim Study
• SB 187 relative to fair debt collection. Died
• SB 188-FN establishing a committee to study establishing an office of the inspector general. Died
• SB 189 relative to the definition of mortgage loan originator. Became Law
• SB 190 relative to the duties and membership of the executive branch ethics committee. Died
• SB 191 relative to the registration of independent contractors for the purposes of workers' compensation. Interim Study
• SB 192 establishing a commission to identify strategies needed for delivering a 21st century education. Died
• SB 193 relative to nomination of political organizations. Died
• SB 194 relative to the transfer of real and personal property from the former department of regional community-technical colleges to the board of trustees of the community college system of New Hampshire and relative to the tax exempt status of real estate and personal property owned by the community college system of New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 195 naming the Manchester Airport Access Road for Raymond Wieczorek. Became Law
• SB 196 relative to the renomination or reelection of teachers and grievance procedures. Became Law
• SB 197 regulating guaranteed price plans and prepaid contracts for heating oil, kerosene, or liquefied petroleum gas. Died
• SB 198-FN relative to the calculation of aid to the permanently and totally disabled and temporary assistance to needy families (TANF) and relative to marital master contracts. Became Law
• SB 201 apportioning state senate districts. Became Law
• SB 202 apportioning congressional districts. Became Law
• SB 203-FN-A relative to limited liability companies and relative to meetings of a certain legislative study commission by open blogging. Became Law
• SB 204 adopting amendments to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code relative to secured transactions. Became Law
• SB 205 revising the New Hampshire business corporations act, RSA 293-A. Died
• SB 210 relative to the default budget in school districts which have adopted the official ballot method of voting. Died
• SB 211 relative to the board of registration of funeral directors and embalmers. Died
• SB 212-FN relative to pooled risk management programs. Died
• SB 213-FN relative to the authority of state agencies to assess fines and penalties. Interim Study
• SB 214 relative to the applicability of the right-to-know law to public libraries. Became Law
• SB 215 establishing a study committee on updating and improving the procedures and criteria for review of projects by the site evaluation committee. Died
• SB 216 relative to notification of revocation of conditional discharge by the department of health and human services. Became Law
• SB 217-FN relative to management of Cannon mountain by the department of resources and economic development. Died
• SB 218-FN relative to electric renewable portfolio standards. Became Law
• SB 219-FN relative to guaranteed issue for health insurance. Died
• SB 220 relative to external review under the managed care law. Became Law
• SB 221 relative to life, accident, and health insurance. Became Law
• SB 222 relative to property and casualty insurance, insurance investigations, and insurance certificates. Became Law
• SB 223 to make technical revisions relative to the health information organization corporation and relative to the membership of the health information organization board. Became Law
• SB 224 relative to lead fishing sinkers and jigs. Interim Study
• SB 225-FN-LOCAL relative to fees for vital records. Died
• SB 226 transferring the administration of the electricians’ board to the joint board for licensure and certification, and changing the administrative fine authority of the board of accountancy. Became Law
• SB 227-FN relative to the status of members of the board of tax and land appeals. Died
• SB 228-FN-LOCAL repealing the assessments for excess benefits paid by employers in the retirement system. Died
• SB 229-FN establishing a commission to make recommendations on whether the New Hampshire retirement system should be replaced with a defined contribution plan for all new hires and to study the impact such change would have on the retirement system. Died
• SB 230-FN relative to the calculation of average final compensation for certain retirement system members. Became Law
• SB 231 relative to municipal liens. Became Law
• SB 232 relative to the date for the state primary election. Died
• SB 233-LOCAL relative to special elections of the charter commission. Became Law
• SB 234-FN relative to salary grades for certain executive branch positions and relative to the retirement classification of certain state officials. Became Law
• SB 235 relative to registration of business organizations with the secretary of state. Became Law
• SB 236 relative to nomination of candidates and political organizations, election procedure, and recounts. Became Law
• SB 237-FN relative to field purchases and transfers of funds for the state park system and the bureau of trails, and the use of gifts and donations to the division of parks and recreation. Became Law
• SB 238 establishing a committee to assess the form of government in towns that have elected the official ballot referendum form of meeting. Became Law
• SB 239 relative to the membership and duties of the installation standards board. Became Law
• SB 240-FN relative to the regulation of the practice of genetic counseling. Interim Study
• SB 241 relative to expiration and extension of terrain alteration permits and extending the report date for the commission to study water infrastructure sustainability funding. Became Law
• SB 242 establishing a commission to study the administration of the Belknap county department of corrections. Died
• SB 243 relative to the management of trust funds and capital reserve funds. Died
• SB 244-FN relative to the administration of the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
• SB 245 relative to health care sharing organizations. Became Law
• SB 246-FN relative to the calculation of employer assessments for excess retirement system benefits. Died
• SB 247 relative to certifying municipal culvert installers. Became Law
• SB 248 relative to the installation of municipal culverts. Died
• SB 249-FN requiring a request for proposals for the administration and management of the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
• SB 250 relative to operation of ATVs and trail bikes on state lands. Became Law
• SB 251 prohibiting certain games and contests in premises licensed by the liquor commission. Died
• SB 252 increasing the maximum term for energy performance contracts. Became Law
• SB 253 relative to debt-related mortgage disability and mortgage accidental death insurance. Became Law
• SB 254 relative to funding and expenditures from certain municipal special revenue funds. Became Law
• SB 255 relative to liens for land use change tax assessments. Became Law
• SB 256 relative to public utilities commission contracts with consultants. Became Law
• SB 257 relative to unemployment compensation. Died
• SB 258 authorizing group net metering for limited electrical energy producers. Died
• SB 259 relative to the appointment of the director of ports and harbors, relative to the transfer of land within the Pease development authority, and relative to dredging the Hampton and Seabrook Harbors. Became Law
• SB 260 relative to protection and preservation of significant archeological deposits. Died
• SB 261 relative to requirements for warrant articles. Died
• SB 262 requiring disclosure of minutes of meetings after the approval of the minutes. Died
• SB 263 relative to certified compliant products certified as such by the department of environmental services. Died
• SB 264 relative to energy facility site evaluations. Died
• SB 265 relative to the definition of stormwater. Became Law
• SB 266-FN prohibiting electric utilities from installing and maintaining smart meter gateway devices without the residential or business property owner's consent. Became Law
• SB 267 relative to the establishment of school zones and school zone speed limits by municipalities. Died
• SB 268 relative to the appointment of the treasurer of the Concord school district. Died
• SB 269 relative to the definition of default budget in towns that use official ballot voting. Died
• SB 270 relative to civil commitment of persons found incompetent to stand trial. Became Law
• SB 271-FN establishing a criminal offense for failure to report a missing or deceased child. Interim Study
• SB 272-FN relative to truancy. Died
• SB 273 relative to vexatious litigants. Died
• SB 274 removing the phrase "mentally defective" from the aggravated felonious sexual assault statute. Became Law
• SB 275-FN relative to causing death or serious bodily injury by means of a fraudulent act. Interim Study
• SB 276-FN establishing the vandalizing or defacing of state or municipal property as criminal mischief. Became Law
• SB 277 establishing a sexual offender management board. Died
• SB 278 limiting the recovery of health care expenses in personal injury actions and removing "probable duration of life but for the injury" as an element that may be considered in determining damages in a wrongful death action. Interim Study
• SB 279-FN establishing registers of probate as clerks of the probate division of the circuit court. Died
• SB 280 relative to the procedure for approval of medical parole. Became Law
• SB 281 relative to exposure to infectious disease by emergency response and public safety workers and notification of public health authorities. Became Law
• SB 282 authorizing the commissioner of safety to require the installation of an ignition interlock device or enhanced technology ignition interlock device as a condition of restoring driving privileges in certain instances. Became Law
• SB 283 relative to disposition of nursing home patient accounts. Became Law
• SB 284 establishing a certified public health dental hygienist in New Hampshire. Became Law
• SB 285 authorizing suspension or revocation of a driver’s license for serious boating offenses and relative to loss of motorboat privileges for aggravated driving while intoxicated. Became Law
• SB 286 relative to a controlled drug prescription health and safety program. Became Law
• SB 287 relative to confidential prescription data. Died
• SB 288 relative to medical records and patient information. Became Law
• SB 289-FN relative to presenting photo identification to vote in person. Became Law
• SB 290 naming a bridge in Woodstock, New Hampshire the Hilliard Family Bridge. Became Law
• SB 291 relative to the use of currently allowed impact fees by municipalities and making an appropriation to establish a North Country fire training facility. Became Law
• SB 292-FN relative to property taxation of certain manufactured housing. Died
• SB 293-FN relative to notice requirements and payment of interest by the department of revenue administration for overpayments and underpayments of tax. Died
• SB 294-FN relative to dedicated funds administered by the department of labor, department of environmental services, banking department, and secretary of state. Interim Study
• SB 295-FN-A increasing the research and development tax credit against the business profits tax. Died
• SB 296 relative to including next-of-kin contact information on a driver's license. Became Law
• SB 297 relative to the apprentice hunting license. Became Law
• SB 298 naming the lifeguard tower at the Hampton Beach Seashell Facility for James W. Donahue, Jr. Died
• SB 299-FN-A relative to the exclusion of certain interest under the business enterprise tax. Died
• SB 300 relative to special education services in chartered public schools. Became Law
• SB 301 relative to the amendment of pleadings in landlord-tenant actions. Died
• SB 302 relative to the Honor and Remember Flag as an official symbol to recognize and honor fallen members of the armed forces and relative to certain maintenance at the rotary in the town of Epsom. Died
• SB 303-FN relative to the penalty assessment on fines for criminal offenses. Died
• SB 304 relative to the waiver of state fees associated with historic preservation. Died
• SB 305-FN-A relative to disposition of boat fee revenue. Interim Study
• SB 306 relative to the commercial and industrial construction property tax exemption, and relative to municipal economic development and revitalization districts. Became Law
• SB 307-FN relative to the refund of tax overpayment related to a fraudulent investment scheme. Became Law
• SB 308 proclaiming January 24, 2013 as Granny D. Day. Died
• SB 309-FN-A making appropriations to the university system of New Hampshire and the community college system. Died
• SB 310 relative to the commemoration of Purple Day in recognition of epilepsy awareness and relative to the observance of Cancer Prevention Day. Died
• SB 311-FN-A relative to weights and measures. Became Law
• SB 312-FN prohibiting the cruel confinement of certain farm animals. Died
• SB 313-FN relative to state photographic identification indicating veteran's status. Died
• SB 314-FN relative to state-owned vehicle fleet management. Died
• SB 315 requiring motorists to give wide berth to highway maintenance vehicles. Became Law
• SB 316 relative to compliance with school accountability requirements. Interim Study
• SB 317 relative to towable devices permitted to be towed by a motorboat. Became Law
• SB 318-FN relative to voter registration. Became Law
• SB 319 changing the membership of and extending the commission to study the effects of service-connected post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury suffered in the line of duty by members of the armed forces and veterans. Became Law
• SB 320-FN directing the department of safety to subscribe to a scrap metal theft alert system. Died
• SB 321-FN establishing a committee to study the continuation of payments to long-term care facilities. Became Law
• SB 322-LOCAL relative to the holding of gold and silver by municipalities. Died
• SB 323 authorizing accounting transfers by the department of corrections. Became Law
• SB 324-FN relative to the use of funds generated by the Hampton Beach parking facilities. Became Law
• SB 325 relative to periodic payments of judgments. Died
• SB 326-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state reimbursement of towns and relative to taxation of trusts under the interest and dividends tax. Became Law
• SB 327-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of health and human services for child care services. Died
• SB 328 relative to the procedure for filling a vacancy on a cooperative school board. Became Law
• SB 329-FN-LOCAL requiring nursing facilities to have at least one automated external defibrillator. Died
• SB 330-FN requiring an independent financial opinion prior to the leasing of any state park property to a private entity. Became Law
• SB 331 clarifying the definition of surviving spouse for eligibility for line-of-duty death benefits for police officers or firefighters killed in the line of duty, and making an appropriation for a shortfall in an individual medical subsidy payment. Became Law
• SB 332 repealing a prohibition relative to auxiliary state troopers and repealing the law governing motor vehicles carrying property for hire. Died
• SB 333 relative to a surviving spouse's right to retain a Purple Heart plate. Interim Study
• SB 334 relative to Medicare unfair trade practices. Died
• SB 335 establishing a procedure for certain condominiums to waive portions of the state fire code. Interim Study
• SB 336 relative to medical payments coverage. Died
• SB 337-FN-LOCAL relative to property held for water supply or flood control. Interim Study
• SB 338-FN relative to military discipline by the national guard and relative to qualifications of national guard judge advocate staff. Became Law
• SB 339 establishing Loon Appreciation Day. Died
• SB 340 relative to locations for junkyards. Became Law
• SB 341 authorizing electronic payment of payroll. Died
• SB 342 relative to the inclusion of requirements for log structures in the state building code. Became Law
• SB 343-FN establishing an independent board of psychologists. Became Law
• SB 344 allowing the department of resources and economic development to cut vegetation in shoreland areas where public safety is of concern. Became Law
• SB 345 relative to the sale of mortgages. Died
• SB 346 extending the committee to study the laws relating to electronic prescriptions. Became Law
• SB 347-FN relative to the department of health and human services administrative appeals. Became Law
• SB 348-FN relative to the pulse oximetry test for newborns. Became Law
• SB 349 relative to the administration of juvenile justice services. Became Law
• SB 350-FN relative to the sale of portable electronics insurance. Became Law
• SB 351 relative to proclaiming Blue Star Mother’s Day and changing eligibility for free admission to the state park system for members of the armed forces. Became Law
• SB 352 relative to low-profit limited liability companies. Interim Study
• SB 353-LOCAL relative to establishing water and sewer infrastructure in the commercial district of a town. Interim Study
• SB 354 relative to the escrow fund for court facility improvements. Died
• SB 355 clarifying the exemption for attorneys from licensing requirements for mortgage brokers or bankers. Died
• SB 356 limiting the authority of delegates to Article V conventions and recodifying the laws relative to religious societies. Died
• SB 357 establishing a commission to study how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2009, as amended, will affect emergency and ambulance providers. Died
• SB 358-FN relative to eligibility for free admission to the state park system for members of the armed forces. Became Law
• SB 359 relative to civil actions involving accessibility standards for public buildings. Became Law
• SB 360 naming a pond in the town of Sandown. Became Law
• SB 361 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of establishing energy infrastructure corridors within existing transportation rights of way and repealing a commission. Became Law
• SB 362-FN relative to benefits related to service of certain part-time judges of probate retiring because of permanent disability. Died
• SB 363 establishing a commission to study the regulation and licensing of youth camps, including youth skills camps. Became Law
• SB 364 relative to tenant guest practices. Died
• SB 365-FN authorizing state residents to join the state health care program. Died
• SB 366-FN relative to use of certain OHRVs on snowmobile trails, and relative to authorization for snowmobiles and OHRVs registered in Vermont and Maine to operate in this state. Died
• SB 367 naming a bridge in the town of Londonderry in honor of Lance Corporal Peter J. Sora, Jr., U.S.M.C. and Private First Class Eric D. Currier, U.S.M.C. Became Law
• SB 368 relative to nondepository trust companies. Became Law
• SB 369-FN-LOCAL relative to aid to assisted persons. Became Law
• SB 370-FN relative to the powers of the state veterinarian. Became Law
• SB 371 allowing a lien for labor and materials for professional design services. Became Law
• SB 372-FN-LOCAL establishing an education tax credit. Became Law
• SB 373-LOCAL authorizing the retention of funds by a school district and relative to regional vocational education centers in the Manchester school district. Became Law
• SB 374 naming marine patrol headquarters in honor of David Barrett. Became Law
• SB 375-FN relative to a prepaid health plan for Medicaid services and relative to the Medicaid management information system. Became Law
• SB 376 extending the committee to develop a plan for privatizing the department of corrections. Died
• SB 377-FN relative to unemployment compensation eligibility for participants in the return to work program. Died
• SB 378 allowing municipalities to remove snow from private roads and driveways and class VI highways. Died
• SB 379 relative to insurance fraud. Died
• SB 380 relative to the study committee on juvenile delinquency and children in need of services. Became Law
• SB 381-FN relative to auction houses and relative to wine auctions. Interim Study
• SB 382-FN-LOCAL allowing for proration of property assessments for damaged buildings. Became Law
• SB 383-FN-LOCAL revising the distribution of school building aid grants. Died
• SB 384-FN relative to eligibility for child care assistance for individuals pursuing a bachelor's degree. Died
• SB 385 relative to police investigations of motor vehicle accidents involving police officers. Died
• SB 386-FN-A authorizing the state treasurer to issue bonds for highway construction. Interim Study
• SB 387 allowing schools to develop policies on the distribution of literature of patriotic organizations. Interim Study
• SB 388 relative to the use of land along Silver Lake that is below the public trust boundary. Became Law
• SB 389-LOCAL relative to sewer commission costs. Became Law
• SB 390-FN establishing a special number plate to benefit the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation. Interim Study
• SB 391 naming a portion of New Hampshire route 107/43 in the town of Deerfield the Honorable Joseph E. Stone Highway. Became Law
• SB 392-FN relative to road salt applicators. Died
• SB 393 relative to the definition of "meeting" under the right-to-know law. Died
• SB 394-LOCAL relative to the reclassification of Province Road in Strafford from the intersection of Route 202A to Ricky Nelson Road from class II to class V and relative to an appropriation in the capital budget for construction and renovations to the Milford Armory. Became Law
• SB 395 relative to construction of an access road on land in current use. Became Law
• SB 396 declaring the Temple Mountain ski area a historic site. Died
• SB 397 relative to vehicle operation when a traffic control signal is inoperative. Died
• SB 398 proclaiming March 30, 2013 as Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day. Became Law
• SB 399-FN relative to the maximum permit application fee for certain municipal or state agency dredging projects. Died
• SB 400 including owls within the definition of raptor for the purpose of falconry. Died
• SB 401 relative to reporting the average daily membership of pupils in the public schools and relative to adjustments to adequate education grants. Became Law
• SB 402 relative to the adoption of policies for the management of concussion and head injury in student sports. Became Law
• SB 403-FN-A relative to the report on tobacco tax revenues. Died
• SB 404-FN relative to funding for pupils enrolled in vocational education programs. Became Law
• SB 405-FN establishing the workforce investment tax credit. Died
• SB 406 relative to establishing an early offer alternative in medical injury claims, relative to confidentiality of police personnel files, and establishing a committee to study the referral of patients for use of implantable medical devices. Became Law
• SB 407-FN relative to the purchasing policy of the department of information technology, increasing the amount required for competitive bidding, and relative to the transfer of federal grant funds. Became Law
• SB 408 relative to a school district's policy informing parents of bullying incidents. Died
• SB 409-FN relative to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Died

Senate resolutions 11

• SR 1 RESOLVED, that the Rules of the 2009-2010 Session be adopted as the Rules of the 2011-2012 Session, with the changes which have been provided here today, and be it further RESOLVED that these Rules may be amended by majority vote for the next three legislative days. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 2 RESOLVED, that the Secretary of State be requested to furnish the Senate with the official return of votes from the various Senatorial Districts. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 3 RESOLVED, that the return of votes from the several Senatorial Districts be referred to a Select Committee of three with instructions to examine and count the same and report to the Senate where any vacancies or contest exists and if so, in what Senatorial District. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 4 RESOLVED, that the biennium salary of the members of the Senate be paid in one undivided sum as early as practical after adoption of this resolution, and be it further RESOLVED that the mileage of members of the Senate be paid every two weeks during the session. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 5 RESOLVED, that the Senate, when appropriate, meet in Joint Convention with the House for the purpose of electing the Secretary of State and the State Treasurer. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 6 RESOLVED, that the Senate meet in Joint Convention for the purpose of canvassing votes for the Governor and Executive Council. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 7 RESOLVED, that the Senate meet in Joint Convention for the purpose of hearing the report of the Joint Committee appointed to compare and count the votes for Governor and Executive Council, for the Inauguration of the Governor, the Honorable John H. Lynch, and for the taking of the oath by the Executive Council. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 8 RESOLVED, that the Senate notify the Honorable House that it is ready to meet in Joint Convention for the purpose of hearing the Budget Address by his Excellency, Governor John H. Lynch. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 9 requesting an opinion of the justices concerning the constitutionality of HB 89. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 10 honoring the members of the military and intelligence community who carried out the mission that killed Osama bin Laden, and for other purposes. Adopted by the Senate
• SR 12 supporting the establishment of a National Women's History Museum in Washington, D.C. Adopted by the Senate

Senate concurrent resolutions 2

• SCR 1 urging Congress to call a convention for the sole purpose of proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Died
• SCR 2 regarding the White Mountain National Forest. Adopted by both chambers

House joint resolutions 7

• HJR 1 directing the department of transportation and the department of environmental services to study the prevention of further erosion of the east bank of the Exeter River. Died
• HJR 2 prohibiting the implementation of the insurance department rules regarding the New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association. Interim Study
• HJR 3 prohibiting the implementation of certain rules of the board of mental health practice regarding misconduct investigation. Became Law
• HJR 4 prohibiting the implementation of certain rules of the board of medicine. Died
• HJR 20 urging Congress to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution to abolish the electoral college. Died
• HJR 21 informing the United States Congress that it is the desire of the general court of New Hampshire that the New Hampshire national guard shall not serve outside the borders of New Hampshire absent a declaration of war. Died
• HJR 22 supporting the use of an aversive agent in certain engine coolants and antifreeze to render them impalatable. Died

Senate joint resolutions 1

• SJR 1 requesting the governor to enter into an anti-ethanol compact with other northeastern states. Died

HCO 1

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

Petitions 29

• PET 1 Petition on behalf of the voters of the town of Hudson school district. Died
• PET 2 grievance of Elena Katz, Arnold Goodman, and Their Daughter. Died
• PET 3 grievance of Michael Brewster. Died
• PET 4 grievance of Vincent Milano. Died
• PET 5 grievance of David Johnson. Died
• PET 6 grievance of Candy Knightly. Died
• PET 7 grievance of Denise-Marie McIntosh. Withdrawn
• PET 8 grievance of Greg and Sarah Clarkson. Died
• PET 9 grievance of Frank M. Handibode. Died
• PET 10 grievance of Marie L. Miller. Died
• PET 11 grievance of David D. Vandenberg. Died
• PET 13 grievance of Hope Nardone. Died
• PET 14 grievance of Jeanette Dionne. Died
• PET 18 grievance of Jeffrey Frost. Died
• PET 20 grievance of Carl E. Dow. Died
• PET 21 grievance of Arthur Ginsberg, Nashua, New Hampshire. Died
• PET 22 grievance of Joseph Haas. Died
• PET 23 grievance of Bill and Mary Cloutier, Epping, New Hampshire. Died
• PET 24 grievance of William J. Donovan, III. Died
• PET 25 grievance of the Community Action Group to Save CMC Again. Died
• PET 26 grievance of Joshua Youssef. Died
• PET 27 grievance of Monique Prince. Died
• PET 28 grievance of Ghislain Breton. Died
• PET 29 grievance of Daniel Shepard. Withdrawn
• PET 30 grievance of Bethany Capen. Died
• PET 31 grievance of Wade Henry. Died
• PET 32 grievance of Randall Bowen, Shona Bowen, Jerry DeLemus, Robert Gates, Thomas Kaczynski, Jr., and 308 additional petitioners, all of Rochester, New Hampshire. Died
• PET 33 grievance of Nicholas Haas. Died
• PET 34 grievance of Daniel Shepard. Died