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Every bill of 2017-2018

1,810 bills and resolutions, by number. House bills · House resolutions · House concurrent resolutions · Constitutional amendments · Senate bills · Senate resolutions · House joint resolutions · HA · SSSB

House bills 1,207

HB 1-A making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Died
HB 2-FN-A-LOCAL relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Died
HB 25-FN-A making appropriations for capital improvements. Became Law
HB 76 relative to involuntary administration of medication to inmates with mental illnesses. Died
HB 77-FN-LOCAL relative to dam fees for nonprofit organizations. Died
HB 78 relative to penalties for violating the insurance laws regarding property and casualty insurance. Died
HB 79-FN relative to New Hampshire products purchased and sold by the liquor commission. Died
HB 80 relative to the administration of building code enforcement. Died
HB 81 establishing a committee to study gold star number plates. Became Law
HB 82 relative to hair braiding. Became Law
HB 83 prohibiting family members from serving on the same town, city, or school district board or committee. Died
HB 84 relative to having a loaded firearm in a motorhome, and relative to having or carrying a loaded rifle or shotgun in a motor vehicle. Died
HB 85 relative to installation requirements for arc-fault circuit interrupters. Became Law
HB 86 relative to voting on variances. Died
HB 87 relative to vacancies in the office of moderator. Became Law
HB 88-FN relative to Purple Heart and Pearl Harbor survivor number plates. Became Law
HB 89 relative to municipal revolving funds. Became Law
HB 90 relative to eligibility for limited driving privilege after revocation or suspension. Died
HB 91 relative to General John Stark Day. Became Law
HB 92 revising the definition of the state building code and ratifying changes to the state building code adopted by the state building code review board. Died
HB 93 relative to the rights of inhabitants and their political choice. Died
HB 94-FN prohibiting certain defenses in prostitution and human trafficking cases and relative to fines assessed for certain offenses involving domestic violence. Became Law
HB 95 establishing a committee to study how taxpayer funds appropriated to the university system of New Hampshire and the community college system of New Hampshire are expended and the procedures to ensure accountability for such expenditures. Died
HB 96-FN relative to the price of Lucky 7 tickets. Interim Study
HB 97-FN relative to the use of drones. Died
HB 98-FN relative to brewpub licenses. Became Law
HB 99 relative to beverage containers. Became Law
HB 100 relative to the definition and use of toy smoke devices. Became Law
HB 101-FN relative to certification for solid waste operators. Interim Study
HB 102 relative to mandatory headlamp use. Died
HB 103 relative to school district policies regarding objectionable course material. Became Law
HB 104 repealing the commuters income tax. Became Law
HB 105 naming a building in honor of Van McLeod. Became Law
HB 106 relative to corroborating evidence in sexual assault prosecutions. Died
HB 107 relative to the membership of the advanced manufacturing education advisory council. Became Law
HB 108 relative to municipal record retention and conversion. Became Law
HB 109 exempting certain building plans from the right-to-know law. Died
HB 110 requiring members of the press corps covering the proceedings of the general court to wear a name tag. Died
HB 111 relative to recovery of stranded costs on certain purchased power agreements. Died
HB 112 requiring child resistant packaging for electronic cigarette cartridges. Died
HB 113 relative to grounds for denial of a chartered public school application. Died
HB 114 relative to minimum electric renewable portfolio standards. Interim Study
HB 115-FN establishing a state minimum wage and providing for adjustments to the minimum wage. Died
HB 116 relative to assessing the consequences of the Citizens United decision. Died
HB 117 relative to the property tax exemption for improvements to assist persons with disabilities. Died
HB 118 relative to appropriations in petitioned warrant articles. Died
HB 119-FN-A-LOCAL making appropriations to the department of environmental services for the purpose of funding eligible drinking water and wastewater projects under the state aid grant program. Died
HB 120 relative to deposit of county unassigned fund balances in a revenue stabilization reserve account. Died
HB 121 relative to the maximum optional fee for transportation improvements charged by municipalities when collecting motor vehicle registration fees. Interim Study
HB 122 relative to withdrawal from a cooperative school district. Became Law
HB 123 relative to continuation of a public hearing of the zoning board of adjustment. Became Law
HB 124-FN relative to aircraft registration fees. Became Law
HB 125 relative to chartered public school boards of trustees. Died
HB 126 prohibiting hunting on Willand Pond in Strafford county. Died
HB 127 relative to vacancies in county offices. Became Law
HB 128 requiring pedestrians to obey signals at railroad grade crossings. Died
HB 129-FN repealing the education tax credit. Died
HB 130 prohibiting an employer from using credit history in employment decisions. Died
HB 131 relative to the costs for notice of changes in a zoning district. Became Law
HB 132 allowing hunting adventure permits to be used by certain non-resident applicants. Died
HB 133 relative to a jury's determination as to the applicability of law. Died
HB 134-FN relative to causes for divorce. Died
HB 135 relative to the submission of evidence prior to hearings in divorce cases. Died
HB 136 clarifying the equity jurisdiction of the judicial branch family division. Died
HB 137 relative to qualifications of referees in the superior courts and circuit courts. Died
HB 138 relative to persons held in civil contempt. Died
HB 139 limiting the authority of delegates to Article V conventions. Died
HB 140-FN authorizing wine manufacturer retail outlets. Became Law
HB 141 relative to electric renewable energy classes. Interim Study
HB 142-FN-A making a capital appropriation for construction of a new tenth circuit district court facility in Hampton. Died
HB 143 relative to recommittal of a prisoner by the parole board. Became Law
HB 144 making appropriations for the expenses of certain departments of the state for fiscal years ending June 30, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Became Law
HB 145 requiring municipal approval for siting high voltage transmission lines. Died
HB 146 relative to the definition of energy cost saving measure and relative to energy performance contracting. Died
HB 147 relative to the laws governing chartered public schools. Died
HB 148 relative to chartered public school teacher qualifications. Died
HB 149 prohibiting disclosure of certain information obtained by former employees of the insurance department. Became Law
HB 150 relative to property and casualty insurance. Became Law
HB 151 establishing a committee to study the feasibility of using hemp in agricultural and industrial processes and to further study the licensing, registration, and permitting of industrial hemp growers. Became Law
HB 152-FN relative to wholesale distributors of alcoholic beverages. Became Law
HB 153-FN requiring a manslaughter charge for heroin and fentanyl dealers when the user dies. Died
HB 154 relative to interference with traffic devices. Became Law
HB 155-FN relative to funding for kindergarten programs. Interim Study
HB 156-FN including a fetus in the definition of "another" for purposes of certain criminal offenses. Died
HB 157 adding chronic pain to qualifying conditions under therapeutic use of cannabis. Became Law
HB 158 adding opioid addiction to qualifying medical conditions under therapeutic use of cannabis. Died
HB 159 adding fibromyalgia to qualifying medical conditions under therapeutic use of cannabis. Died
HB 160 relative to use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes. Became Law
HB 161-FN relative to beverage sales at farmers' markets and relative to liquor commission sales. Became Law
HB 162 relative to the criteria for the issuance of certificates for the siting of high pressure gas pipelines. Died
HB 163 relative to the responsibility of a municipality to enforce its ordinances. Became Law
HB 164 relative to poker in private residences. Became Law
HB 165 relative to disqualification of election officers. Died
HB 166 relative to assessments administered to pupils in grades 3 through 8. Became Law
HB 167 relative to audits of county funds. Became Law
HB 168 relative to the definition of the New Hampshire fire code. Died
HB 169-FN relative to limits on wagers in charitable games of chance. Became Law
HB 170 relative to posting notice and minutes of public meetings on the public body's website. Became Law
HB 171 prohibiting the state or its political subdivisions from assisting a federal agency in the collection of electronic data without a warrant. Died
HB 172 relative to tax anticipation notes in counties. Became Law
HB 173 relative to regulations restricting the use of water for outdoor usage. Died
HB 174 limiting jurisdiction of the superior courts over certain adequate education statutes and adequate education grants. Died
HB 175 relative to the definition of a cigar bar. Died
HB 176 relative to the sale of cigar-related products. Died
HB 177 relative to college student voting eligibility. Not introduced
HB 178 establishing a commission to study processes to resolve right-to-know complaints. Became Law
HB 179 relative to financing the construction of high pressure gas pipelines. Died
HB 180 requiring postsecondary education institutions to compile and submit reports on remedial education courses. Died
HB 181 relative to the maintenance of private roads abutting residential properties. Died
HB 182 relative to the adoption of a default budget. Died
HB 183 establishing a commission to study costs of requests for information under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 184-FN relative to the license requirement for medical imaging and radiation therapy and relative to registration by practitioners with the board of medical imaging and radiation therapy. Became Law
HB 185 relative to the powers of commissioners of deeds. Died
HB 186 relative to limitation of actions in which the state is a plaintiff. Became Law
HB 187 repealing exceptions to claims against the state. Died
HB 188 relative to the statute of limitations for continuing violations of rights which are guaranteed by the federal or state constitution. Died
HB 189 establishing a homestead right. Died
HB 190 relative to the wildlife habitat account and the fisheries habitat account. Became Law
HB 191-LOCAL relative to the authority of towns to issue bonds for the expansion of Internet service. Died
HB 192 relative to rulemaking of the department of corrections. Interim Study
HB 193 relative to traffic control measures. Interim Study
HB 194 permitting employers to pay wages to employees weekly or biweekly. Became Law
HB 195 establishing a committee to study temporary seasonal docks. Became Law
HB 196 establishing a committee to study requiring passengers on school buses to wear seat belts. Became Law
HB 197 adding myelitis disorder or disease to the definition of "qualifying medical condition" for the use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes. Died
HB 198 relative to the qualifications for the position of consumer advocate. Died
HB 199 relative to including hydroelectric in renewable energy classes. Died
HB 200 relative to Food and Drug Administration approval of medication, equipment, and therapies. Died
HB 201-FN requiring background checks for commercial firearms sales. Died
HB 202 requiring notice to municipalities of the relocation of state offices located within the municipality. Died
HB 203-FN-A establishing an independent redistricting commission. Died
HB 204-FN relative to bonds for public employees. Died
HB 205-FN relative to flying a drone above a correctional facility. Died
HB 206-FN-A establishing a special marriage officiant license. Died
HB 207 prohibiting the implementation of common core in public elementary and secondary schools. Died
HB 208 establishing a commission to study current mental health procedures for involuntary commitment. Became Law
HB 209 relative to the adoption of Atlantic standard time. Died
HB 210 relative to a code of ethics for certified educational personnel. Became Law
HB 211-FN relative to temporary OHRV registrations for nonresidents, and OHRV and snowmobile trail connectors. Became Law
HB 212-FN-LOCAL relative to police attendance at public meetings and functions. Died
HB 213-FN relative to the mileage reimbursement rate for legislators and prohibiting deductions from compensation or mileage reimbursement of representatives. Died
HB 214 repealing prohibitions on electronic device usage while driving. Died
HB 215 establishing a commission to study the legalization, regulation, and taxation of marijuana. Became Law
HB 216 relative to educational assignments for pupils who have been suspended. Became Law
HB 217 relative to placing names on the ballot. Died
HB 218 relative to activities at polling places. Died
HB 219 establishing a demographic study committee. Became Law
HB 220 amending the title of the chapter relating to child pornography. Became Law
HB 221 relative to the national guard scholarship fund and the New Hampshire national guard education assistance act. Became Law
HB 222 relative to the use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes. Died
HB 223 prohibiting recipients of county or municipal funds from using such funds for lobbying. Died
HB 224-FN repealing the provision for nonresident student hunting and fishing licenses. Died
HB 225 relative to information collection concerning electric renewable portfolio standards. Became Law
HB 226 relative to documenting the improvement of non-proficient readers. Became Law
HB 227 relative to after market tinting on side windows. Died
HB 228 relative to transportation of alcoholic beverages by a minor. Died
HB 229 relative to shared facilities and homeless shelters. Died
HB 230 relative to the referendum procedure for public water systems. Died
HB 231 relative to allocation of electoral votes. Died
HB 232 relative to reporting of a legislator's personal interest in legislation. Died
HB 233 relative to the submission of school emergency response plans. Became Law
HB 234 relative to alteration of speed limits. Died
HB 235 allowing the use of an assisted living facility photo identification card for voter identification purposes. Died
HB 236 relative to determination of parental rights and responsibilities and establishing a presumption in favor of shared residential responsibility. Died
HB 237 establishing a committee to study helmet and restraint laws for youth operators and passengers of OHRVs and snowmobiles, and relative to a trail connector in the town of Henniker. Became Law
HB 238 establishing a committee to study broadband access to the Internet. Became Law
HB 239 establishing a committee to study reducing the cost of county government. Died
HB 240 relative to state party conventions. Died
HB 241 relative to the duties of and meeting requirements for the judicial council. Died
HB 242 relative to the definition and regulation of e-cigarettes. Died
HB 243 relative to the seal of the general court. Died
HB 244 relative to the right of attendance by general court members at legislative proceedings. Died
HB 245 relative to identification of the source of legislative bill proposals. Died
HB 246 relative to timber trespass. Became Law
HB 247 relative to retention of voter registration forms. Became Law
HB 248 relative to operation of OHRVs on trail connectors in Coos and Grafton counties. Died
HB 249 relative to showing a ballot. Died
HB 250 establishing a committee to consider revisions to the New Hampshire health insurance laws. Died
HB 251 relative to capital reserve fund appropriations by municipalities. Became Law
HB 252 relative to pro se litigants under the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 253 relative to campaign materials at the polling place. Died
HB 254 relative to membership on the assessing standards board. Died
HB 255 relative to allowing a designee for the commissioner of the department of administrative services on certain commissions. Became Law
HB 256 relative to self-ordering for laboratory testing. Died
HB 257 relative to the use of cloth diapers in licensed child day care centers. Died
HB 258 relative to the submission and approval of subsurface sewage disposal system plans, relative to septic requirements in conversions to accessory dwellings, and authorizing certain septage and sludge land applications. Became Law
HB 259-FN relative to the records of the probate court. Became Law
HB 260 relative to allodial title and violations of the oath of office. Died
HB 261 relative to background checks for county employees. Died
HB 262 declaring the common blackberry to be the berry of the biennium. Became Law
HB 263 relative to facilities licenses for charitable gaming and relative to security requirements for games of chance. Became Law
HB 264 establishing a commission to study allowing pharmacists to prescribe or make available via protocol oral contraceptives and certain related medications. Became Law
HB 265 relative to accessory dwelling units. Became Law
HB 266-FN-A making an appropriation to the state house bicentennial education and commemoration fund. Died
HB 267 establishing the New Hampshire transportation council. Became Law
HB 268 establishing a committee to study the consequences of tobacco use by minors in New Hampshire. Died
HB 269 establishing a committee to study ways to educate New Hampshire families about lung cancer risks. Died
HB 270 establishing a committee to study suspensions and expulsions in middle and high schools. Died
HB 271 requiring the department of education to collect data related to the reasons for suspension and expulsion of pupils. Died
HB 272 relative to the election of county commissioners in Carroll county. Died
HB 273 establishing a committee to study certain practices of the lottery commission. Not introduced
HB 274 establishing a committee to study the employment of minors in family businesses. Not introduced
HB 275 prohibiting the inclusion of statewide assessment results in a student's transcript without consent. Became Law
HB 276 relative to student exemption from the statewide assessment. Died
HB 277 establishing a commission on human trafficking. Not introduced
HB 278 repealing criminal defamation. Died
HB 279 relative to smoking on private property. Died
HB 280 relative to attendance at an auction of property or contraband from a criminal forfeiture. Died
HB 281 relative to the jurisdiction of the board of claims. Died
HB 282 relative to a prisoner's participation in the work release program. Died
HB 283 defining bodily injury in the criminal code. Died
HB 284 relative to jury instructions in sexual assault cases. Died
HB 285 relative to the imposition of concurrent and consecutive sentences. Died
HB 286 requiring reporting on suicide deaths of individuals receiving services through the department of health and human services or its subcontractors. Died
HB 287 establishing a committee to study decriminalizing sex work. Died
HB 288 relative to the statutory construction of the phrase "under oath." Became Law
HB 289 allowing humane societies to place tourist oriented directional signs on the side of the road. Died
HB 290 relative to rabies vaccination protocols for companion animals. Became Law
HB 291-FN removing veterinarians from the requirements of adopting rules for prescribing opioids and querying the controlled drug prescription health and safety program. Became Law
HB 292 relative to a jury trial for the execution of a tax lien. Died
HB 293 relative to the requirements for filing a chartered public school application. Died
HB 294-FN-A relative to the cost of fiscal analysis of legislation relating to the retirement system. Died
HB 295 relative to medical payments coverage under motor vehicle liability. Died
HB 296 allowing counties to authorize and fund forensic audits. Died
HB 297-FN repealing the education tax credit program. Died
HB 298 relative to the mechanical licensing board. Died
HB 299 relative to notice by mail for zoning and planning purposes. Became Law
HB 300 requiring state employees and state public officials to display identification badges when attending meetings and hearings of the general court. Died
HB 301 relative to the regulation of electric grills. Became Law
HB 302 relative to the leasing of Hampton Beach state park. Died
HB 303-LOCAL relative to filling vacancies in the office of county commissioner and relative to procedures for adoption of the budget for Rockingham County. Became Law
HB 304 relative to implementation of academic standards by a local school board and relative to review of academic standards under consideration by the state board of education. Died
HB 305 clarifying lessee liability for month-to-month leases. Became Law
HB 306 requiring the estimated cost of a prison sentence to be contained in the presentence investigation report. Died
HB 307 relative to parking at state liquor stores. Died
HB 308 requiring propane companies to file notice with the register of deeds of underground propane tanks. Died
HB 309 relative to valid student identification cards for voting purposes. Died
HB 310 relative to insurance group-wide supervision and relative to supervisory college confidentiality. Became Law
HB 311 relative to including court personnel in judicial performance evaluations. Died
HB 312-FN repealing the minimum wage law. Died
HB 313 allowing a town to appropriate funds to create a town scholarship fund. Died
HB 314 relative to licensing requirements for autonomous vehicle testing and establishing an automated and connected vehicle testing and deployment commission. Died
HB 315 relative to persons who may accompany a youth operator of an OHRV. Died
HB 316 relative to a statewide property tax exemption for commercial and industrial construction. Became Law
HB 317 relative to changes in the system benefits charge. Became Law
HB 318-FN-A relative to a tax on premium cigars. Died
HB 319 limiting 20-day registration plates, relative to the suspension of a driver's license, and relative to salvage certificates of titles for motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 320 relative to procedures for apportioning electoral districts. Died
HB 321 establishing a commission to study a public option for health insurance. Died
HB 322 adding rulemaking authority to require completion of a certain survey as part of the license renewal process for health care providers. Became Law
HB 323 relative to standards for revaluations established by the assessing standards board. Became Law
HB 324 establishing a commission to study utility property valuation and recommend legislation to reform the current system of taxing utility property in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 325 permitting certain towns to appoint a town clerk. Died
HB 326 regarding immunity under the child abuse reporting law. Died
HB 327 relative to the content of fiscal notes. Died
HB 328 relative to taxation of public utility infrastructure. Died
HB 329 establishing a committee to study balance billing and authorizing municipal ratification of certain meetings and elections. Became Law
HB 330-FN relative to form and rate filing fees. Became Law
HB 331 relative to the standard of review for government requirements on commercial enterprises. Died
HB 332 relative to dedicated funds with no activity in the financial system for at least the most recent fiscal year. Became Law
HB 333-FN removing the exemption for premium cigars from the tobacco tax. Died
HB 334 relative to exemptions from licensure by the board of medical imaging and radiation therapy. Became Law
HB 335 relative to notice of federal motor carrier safety regulations. Died
HB 336 relative to standards for outdoor wood-fired hydronic heaters. Became Law
HB 337 relative to municipal regulations of small wind energy systems. Became Law
HB 338 relative to grounds for termination of parental rights. Died
HB 339 relative to reimbursement of transportation costs for students attending a career and technical education center. Died
HB 340 establishing the lakeshore redevelopment planning commission. Became Law
HB 341 repealing the provisions for tax exemption for certain chartered public school facilities. Died
HB 342 establishing a commission to study the transition of certain regulatory authority to the department of environmental services from the Environmental Protection Agency. Died
HB 343 relative to disapproval of forms and authorizing the insurance commissioner to retain certain independent specialists. Became Law
HB 344 relative to access for low income ratepayers to renewable energy incentives and benefits. Died
HB 345 relative to entering dismissals of cases by nolle prosequi. Died
HB 346 relative to the payment of wages to an employee. Died
HB 347-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation for rural bus service. Interim Study
HB 348-FN relative to registering to vote. Died
HB 349-FN relative to out-of-home placements under the child protection act. Became Law
HB 350-FN prohibiting possession of a firearm at a polling place. Died
HB 351-FN making a person who knowingly causes the death of a child guilty of capital murder. Died
HB 352-FN relative to the energy efficiency fund. Became Law
HB 353-FN relative to the relationship between a franchisor and a franchisee. Died
HB 354-FN-A-LOCAL making an appropriation to the department of education to provide additional adequate education grant payments to certain municipalities. Became Law
HB 355-FN relative to criminal record checks in adoption proceedings and foster family home licensing. Became Law
HB 356-FN establishing a committee to study education funding and the cost of an opportunity for an adequate education, establishing a committee to study the organizational structure of the department of education and the duties and responsibilities of the commissioner of the department of education, and relative to the duties of the commissioner of the department of education. Became Law
HB 357-FN-LOCAL relative to the appraisal of telecommunications poles and conduits under local property taxation. Died
HB 358-FN relative to loitering restrictions on premises of liquor licensees. Became Law
HB 359-FN-A-LOCAL relative to returning a percentage of the LCHIP fee to the municipality where the real estate transfer from which the fee originates is located. Died
HB 360-FN-A reducing the pari-mutuel tax. Died
HB 361 relative to the authority of the commissioner of the department of health and human services relative to certain vaccine requirements. Died
HB 362 prohibiting certain immunization requirements for noncommunicable diseases. Became Law
HB 363 repealing the laws regarding motorized locomotives and ski area plates. Became Law
HB 364 relative to accidents involving youth operators of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 365-FN relative to awarding attorney's fees under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 366-FN relative to the calculation of average final compensation under the retirement system for certain members. Died
HB 367 relative to central registry checks for out-of-state child care providers and staff. Became Law
HB 368-FN-A relative to the heating of certain state-owned buildings in Concord and making appropriations therefor. Became Law
HB 369-FN relative to the amortization of retirement system unfunded accrued liability. Died
HB 370-FN-A making an appropriation for the purpose of meeting new federal regulations relative to child care. Died
HB 371-LOCAL relative to bond requirements for public works contracts. Became Law
HB 372 relative to construction of the terms "resident," "inhabitant," "residence," and "residency." Died
HB 373 relative to rulemaking on forms for allied health professionals and relative to information on court cases concerning the validity of administrative rules. Became Law
HB 375 relative to the penalties for failure to deliver goods under the Uniform Commercial Code. Died
HB 376 relative to the disturbance of sediments in estuarine waters. Died
HB 377 relative to marijuana sales. Interim Study
HB 378 relative to the public members of a school administrative unit Died
HB 379 relative to political advertising in rights-of-way. Died
HB 380-FN relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. Became Law
HB 381-FN relative to cruelty to non-captive wildlife. Died
HB 382 prohibiting electronic warrants. Died
HB 383 naming a bridge in the city of Keene. Died
HB 384 establishing a committee to study ballot access in New Hampshire. Died
HB 385 relative to notice for foreclosures. Died
HB 386-FN relative to technical corrections to the education tax credit statute. Became Law
HB 387-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of health and human services for the developmental services system. Died
HB 388 relative to special number plates for veterans. Died
HB 389 relative to voters with physical disabilities. Became Law
HB 390 relative to parties on certain election forms and ballots. Became Law
HB 391 relative to checklists in other districts. Became Law
HB 392-FN relative to hunting with a crossbow. Died
HB 393-FN relative to the Winnipesaukee river basin control program reserve account. Died
HB 394 relative to public employees testifying before legislative committees. Died
HB 395 relative to state board of education rulemaking authority over home education programs. Died
HB 396 relative to student assessment data privacy. Died
HB 397 relative to juvenile justice procedures. Became Law
HB 398 establishing a commission to study and evaluate providing financial incentives for professional media production activity in New Hampshire. Died
HB 399 relative to pesticide use and notification in places where children play. Died
HB 400 requiring the department of health and human services to develop a 10-year plan for mental health services, relative to due process rights of persons subject to involuntary emergency admissions, relative to the Philbrook center, relative to reports of abuse and neglect, and relative to the commission to study grandfamilies in New Hampshire, and extending the commission to review child abuse fatalities. Became Law
HB 401 relative to the implementation of the recommendations of grid modernization. Died
HB 402 relative to presumptive evidence of domicile for voters. Died
HB 403 relative to domicile affidavits. Died
HB 404 relative to eligibility to vote, voter registration forms, and absentee ballot requests. Died
HB 405 relative to the duties of the decennial retirement commission, and relative to the function and organization of the department of administrative services risk management unit and division of personnel. Became Law
HB 406 establishing a committee to study procedures for a New Hampshire constitutional convention. Died
HB 407-FN requiring workers' compensation to cover prophylactic treatment for exposure. Became Law
HB 408 relative to the state guard. Died
HB 409 relative to the university system of New Hampshire and community college system of New Hampshire operating budgets. Became Law
HB 410 relative to the legislative youth advisory council. Became Law
HB 411-LOCAL relative to calculation of collection dates for local property taxes. Died
HB 412 relative to the pre-engineering technology curriculum. Became Law
HB 413-FN-A-LOCAL relative to payment by the state of a portion of retirement system contributions of political subdivision employers. Died
HB 414-FN-A limiting parental liability under a CHINS petition in certain circumstances. Became Law
HB 415-FN-A-LOCAL reducing business taxes, repealing certain taxes, establishing an income tax, and requiring payment by the state of a portion of retirement system contributions of political subdivision employers. Died
HB 416 relative to visual acuity requirements for drivers' licenses. Died
HB 417-FN relative to certain motor vehicle records. Became Law
HB 418 relative to the state retiree health plan commission. Became Law
HB 419-FN-LOCAL relative to real estate leased for a public charter school. Died
HB 420-FN relative to ignition interlock requirements in manslaughter cases involving alcohol. Became Law
HB 421-FN relative to revocation of retirement and other benefits for persons convicted of certain crimes while in public service. Died
HB 422-FN repealing the child protection act. Died
HB 423-FN relative to funding for fire standards instruction. Died
HB 424-FN relative to documentation required for registration of certain title exempted vehicles and modifying the requirements for removal and sale of certain vehicles. Became Law
HB 425-FN-LOCAL relative to the retirement system assumed rate of return for the biennium beginning July 1, 2017. Died
HB 426-FN relative to hazardous duty pay for certain department of transportation employees. Interim Study
HB 427 allowing hobby distillation of liquors. Died
HB 428-FN relative to crossbow hunting by persons 68 years of age and older. Became Law
HB 429 relative to the authority of the judiciary to review provisions of certain education statutes. Died
HB 430 relative to recording voters' out-of-state drivers' licenses. Became Law
HB 431 establishing a commission to study long term goals and requirements for drinking water in the seacoast area. Became Law
HB 432 relative to enforcement of parking prohibitions. Became Law
HB 433 relative to number plate decals for firefighters. Became Law
HB 434 relative to damages in landlord-tenant actions. Died
HB 435-FN relative to funding of the national guard scholarship fund. Died
HB 436 exempting persons using virtual currency from registering as money transmitters. Became Law
HB 437 relative to the authority of municipal law enforcement officers and relative to information contained in certain motor vehicle records. Became Law
HB 438 eliminating the automatic union dues payment for state employees. Died
HB 439 relative to the admissibility of proffered evidence in sexual assault cases. Died
HB 440-FN-A-LOCAL repealing the tax on interest and dividends. Died
HB 441 relative to confidentiality in applying for public sector jobs. Died
HB 442 relative to criminal records checks in the employee application process. Died
HB 443 prohibiting prescription drug manufacturers from offering copayment reimbursement. Died
HB 444 relative to reports to the public employee labor relations board. Died
HB 445 relative to notice of oral arguments in courts. Died
HB 446 relative to state construction contracts. Died
HB 447 relative to allocating electoral college electors based on the national popular vote. Died
HB 448 relative to certain ignition interlock violations. Became Law
HB 449 relative to claims against judges. Died
HB 450 relative to the membership of the New Hampshire commission on deafness and hearing loss. Became Law
HB 451 relative to motorcycle endorsements and restrictions and relative to enhanced drivers' licenses and identification cards. Became Law
HB 452-FN establishing the office of the business advocate in the department of resources and economic development and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 453 relative to vacancies in the office of supervisor of the checklist. Became Law
HB 454 repealing mandatory on-board diagnostic and emissions tests for motor vehicles. Died
HB 455-FN relative to the practices of pharmacy benefit managers. Became Law
HB 456 relative to petition articles in the warrant of a cooperative school district. Died
HB 457-FN relative to consumer credit division entities. Became Law
HB 458 relative to motorcycle headlamps. Became Law
HB 459 relative to challenged voter affidavits. Died
HB 460 relative to minutes under the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 461 relative to the acceptance of grants by Carroll county. Died
HB 462 relative to rules of the site evaluation committee. Died
HB 463-FN regulating groundwater pollution caused by polluting emissions in the air and relative to standards for emerging contaminants in drinking water. Died
HB 464 relative to voter identification requirements when obtaining a ballot. Died
HB 465 relative to domicile for the purposes of voting or holding elective office. Died
HB 466 relative to the selection of delegates to an article V convention. Died
HB 467 relative to the duties of the fish and game commission. Died
HB 468-FN relative to licensure of mental health practitioners from other states. Became Law
HB 469 establishing a continuous quality improvement program for pharmacies, relative to vaccines administered by pharmacists, and relative to the authority of the insurance department on federal health care reform. Became Law
HB 470-FN-LOCAL relative to storm water or sewage penalties. Died
HB 471-FN relative to induced termination of pregnancy statistics. Died
HB 472 permitting qualifying patients to cultivate cannabis for their own therapeutic use. Interim Study
HB 473 relative to the sale of gift certificates. Became Law
HB 474-FN regulating the use of a cell site simulator device. Became Law
HB 475 relative to honoring Jessie Doe and Mary L.R. Farnum, the first women elected to the New Hampshire house of representatives. Became Law
HB 476 relative to the duties of registers of probate. Interim Study
HB 477 relative to free speech on campuses in the university system and the community college system. Died
HB 478 prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity. Died
HB 479-FN authorizing Rotary Foundation number plate decals. Became Law
HB 480 relative to the return of a driver's license after reversal of an administrative license suspension. Died
HB 481 relative to the use of small capacity, light weight plastic bags by retailers. Died
HB 482 requiring social media companies to remove subscriber information at the subscriber's request. Died
HB 483 prohibiting the issuance of a summons or warrant for failure to license a dog. Died
HB 484 establishing a commission on the seacoast cancer cluster investigation. Became Law
HB 485 relative to standards for emerging contaminants in drinking water, and relative to standards for perfluorochemicals in drinking water, ambient groundwater, and surface water. Died
HB 486 relative to the protection of wetlands. Interim Study
HB 487 relative to vehicle equipment waivers for persons with disabilities. Died
HB 488 establishing a state parks advisory council. Became Law
HB 489 establishing a commission to study adaptation of the tax structure of the state to economic and demographic change. Died
HB 490 relative to certain citizens having standing to sue school boards. Died
HB 491-LOCAL relative to default budgets. Died
HB 492 relative to electric personal assistive mobility devices. Became Law
HB 493 relative to evaluating the public interest of gas pipeline capacity contracts. Died
HB 494 relative to eligibility for a chartered public school charter. Died
HB 495 relative to amendments to warrant articles. Died
HB 496-FN-A increasing the beer tax. Died
HB 497 relative to delegates to national party conventions. Died
HB 498 relative to certification requirements for holding the office of sheriff. Died
HB 499 relative to the age at which certain persons may marry. Died
HB 500 relative to organizations that are authorized to issue decals. Became Law
HB 501 relative to access to minutes of meetings of condominium unit owner's associations. Became Law
HB 502 relative to the availability of condominium financial information to unit owners. Became Law
HB 503-LOCAL relative to notice to property owners regarding changes in assessments of property values for tax purposes. Died
HB 504 relative to third party charges on utility bills. Died
HB 505 establishing an independent commission as an additional authorizing entity for chartered public schools. Died
HB 506 relative to notice of a petition for modification of child support. Died
HB 507 establishing a committee to study the responsibility of a person who through their pollution makes drinking water non-potable. Died
HB 508 naming the New Hampshire Army National Guard Regional Training Institute and Barracks facility in Pembroke after Colonel Edward Cross. Became Law
HB 509 requiring the university system to disclose annual expenditures in its operating budget. Died
HB 510 relative to medical insurance covering automobiles. Died
HB 511 establishing a commission to study environmentally-triggered chronic illness. Became Law
HB 512 establishing a commission to develop a memorandum of understanding between the department of transportation and the department of resources and economic development for staffing, operating, and maintaining the state's rest areas and welcome centers. Died
HB 513-FN authorizing the state veterans' advisory committee to accept gifts, grants, and donations for payment of the committee's costs, prohibiting the inclusion of statewide assessment results in a student's transcript without consent, and relative to assessments administered to pupils in grades 3 through 8. Became Law
HB 514 relative to alternate members of planning boards. Became Law
HB 515 relative to options for customers who are in arrears in utility bill payments. Died
HB 516 relative to the time period for refiling a petition for annulment of a criminal record. Died
HB 517 relative to state fees, funds, revenues, and expenditures. Became Law
HB 518 eliminating the cap on net metering. Died
HB 519 establishing a commission to study the feasibility of implementing a clearinghouse model for tracking political expenditures and contributions. Died
HB 520 relative to right to work. Died
HB 521 revising the alimony statute. Died
HB 522 establishing a committee to review occupational licensing to determine which licenses could be made optional for practitioners. Died
HB 523 establishing a committee to study the use and regulation of biometric information. Became Law
HB 524 relative to the definition of "emergency" for purposes of a quorum under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 525-FN relative to stabilization grants for education. Died
HB 526 relative to rules relating to prison rehabilitation programs and inmate health. Died
HB 527 relative to confidentiality of forms and rates and relative to the length of docks on a water body, water body size. Died
HB 528-FN establishing a municipal opioid reversal agent bulk purchase fund Died
HB 529-FN-A-LOCAL phasing out and repealing the interest and dividends tax. Interim Study
HB 530-FN-LOCAL relative to charges for services by the register of deeds. Died
HB 531-FN increasing the minimum gross business income required for filing a business profits tax return. Died
HB 532-FN prohibiting persons who desecrate the American or New Hampshire state flag from receiving financial assistance. Died
HB 533 relative to political advocacy organizations. Died
HB 534-FN relative to reporting of meals and rooms tax revenue by the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 535 relative to community net metering. Died
HB 536 directing the wellness and primary prevention council to establish a system of family resource centers of quality. Became Law
HB 537 relative to campaign contributions. Died
HB 538-FN requiring occupational regulatory boards and commissions to post reciprocity information. Died
HB 539-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the distribution of occupancy revenues under the meals and rooms tax to towns and cities. Died
HB 540-FN repealing the voluntary greenhouse gas emissions reductions registry. Became Law
HB 541-FN relative to the compensation of members of the general court. Died
HB 542-FN relative to retired members employed in a part-time position by retirement system employers. Died
HB 543-FN relative to part-time employment by a retiree for a retirement system employer. Died
HB 544-FN relative to earned time credits for prisoners participating in rehabilitative or educational programming. Interim Study
HB 545 relative to immunity from prosecution for persons involved in a drug-related emergency. Became Law
HB 546-FN requiring a business impact assessment as part of the rulemaking process and relative to objections to proposed agency rules under the administrative procedure act. Died
HB 547-FN relative to the recycling and disposal of electronic waste. Died
HB 548-FN increasing the age at which a pension begins for non-vested and newly-hired group I members of the retirement system. Died
HB 549-FN relative to beverage vendor fees. Became Law
HB 550-FN establishing a controlled drug scientific review board. Died
HB 551-FN regulating the use of a cell site simulator device. Died
HB 552-FN relative to investigation of voter verification letters. Became Law
HB 553-FN relative to biennial motorcycle inspections. Died
HB 554-FN relative to the assessment of deaf and hard-of-hearing children. Died
HB 555-LOCAL relative to the enforcement authority of the liquor investigators. Died
HB 556 requiring schools to post the state telephone numbers to report child abuse and relative to criminal history records checks of school employees and volunteers. Became Law
HB 557-FN relative to school attendance in towns with no public schools. Died
HB 558-FN prohibiting private and for-profit prison contracts, and relative to immigration detention facilities. Died
HB 559-FN relative to expenditures from the energy efficiency fund. Died
HB 560-FN-A-LOCAL establishing keno. Interim Study
HB 561-FN relative to part-time employment of a retirement system retiree by a participating employer. Became Law
HB 562-FN allowing online gambling. Died
HB 563-A making an appropriation for the Carroll and Strafford counties freight rail improvements project and making an appropriation for the Coos county freight rail improvements project. Died
HB 564 relative to information available to members of school boards or budget committees. Died
HB 565-FN-LOCAL relative to collection of delinquent property tax payments by manufactured housing owners. Died
HB 566-FN-LOCAL repealing the community revitalization tax relief incentive. Died
HB 567-FN repealing the exemption for water and air pollution control facilities from local property taxation. Died
HB 568-FN relative to the taxability of lease interests in public property. Became Law
HB 569-FN-A requiring the reimbursement of dedicated funds transferred for other purposes. Died
HB 570-FN relative to car and truck rental agency fleet vehicle registration. Died
HB 571-FN-A making an appropriation to the New Hampshire Internet crimes against children task force. Died
HB 572-FN extending the suspension of prior authorization requirements for a community mental health program on drugs used to treat mental illness. Died
HB 573-FN relative to the exemption from property taxation for charitable nonprofit hospitals. Died
HB 574-FN increasing the limit on contributions to the community development finance authority for which an investment tax credit may be taken. Interim Study
HB 575-FN relative to the certification of acupuncture detoxification specialists. Became Law
HB 576-FN increasing the amount of inspection sticker fees to be transferred to the motor vehicle air pollution abatement fund. Died
HB 577-FN relative to number plate scanning devices. Died
HB 578-FN relative to banning abortion after viability. Died
HB 579-FN relative to registration of semi-trailers. Died
HB 580-FN-A relative to fantasy sports contests. Became Law
HB 581-FN establishing a credit against business profits taxes for media production expenditures in New Hampshire. Died
HB 582-FN-A relative to public bathing facilities. Died
HB 583-FN relative to the calculation of average daily membership in residence and average daily membership in attendance. Died
HB 584-FN relative to chartered public school funding. Died
HB 585-FN-LOCAL abolishing fluoridation in water. Died
HB 586-FN relative to the regulation of certain professions by the office of professional licensure and certification. Became Law
HB 587-FN relative to conversion therapy seeking to change a person's sexual orientation. Became Law
HB 588-FN relative to voter identification requirements. Died
HB 589-FN repealing the law relative to providing certain parameters for access to reproductive health care facilities. Died
HB 590-FN establishing a state bank. Interim Study
HB 591-FN relative to suction dredging in the surface waters of the state. Died
HB 592-FN repealing the regional greenhouse gas initiative. Died
HB 593-FN granting group II retirement system status to certain positions in the department of corrections. Interim Study
HB 594-FN-LOCAL establishing a registry for persons convicted of animal cruelty. Died
HB 595-FN relative to positions in the corporations division of the secretary of state's office. Became Law
HB 596-FN relative to review hearings in involuntary admission cases. Interim Study
HB 597-FN-LOCAL relative to calculating the cost of an opportunity for an adequate education and providing fiscal capacity disparity aid. Died
HB 598-FN-LOCAL relative to voluntary registration of motor vehicles. Died
HB 599-FN establishing the office of ombudsman in the department of state. Died
HB 600-FN relative to requirements for certain alcoholic beverage licenses. Became Law
HB 601-FN-LOCAL relative to referral to the Sununu Youth Service Center of youths administered Narcan by a first responder for a heroin overdose. Died
HB 602-FN-A prohibiting placement of certain persons with mental illness in the secure psychiatric unit, establishing a secure psychiatric hospital oversight commission, and appropriating funds to develop plans for a secure therapeutic psychiatric hospital facility. Died
HB 603-FN-A establishing the John and Molly Stark student debt reduction program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 604-FN-A establishing the John and Molly Stark workforce opportunity program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 605-FN-A establishing a scholarship for students pursuing careers in the service of children and the elderly. Died
HB 606-FN-A establishing a scholarship fund for health care providers who stay in New Hampshire for 5 years and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 607-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire student access grant program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 608-FN requiring the state park system to use competitive bidding for the acquisition and resale of firewood. Died
HB 609-FN-A establishing a student career and college investment program and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 610-FN implementing needle exchange programs in New Hampshire. Died
HB 611 relative to portability, availability, and renewability of health coverage. Died
HB 612 relative to livestock and meat inspection. Became Law
HB 613-FN amending the procedures for use of segregated housing for inmates. Died
HB 614-FN relative to forfeiture of personal property. Interim Study
HB 615-FN-A reducing the rates of the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax Died
HB 616-FN-LOCAL relative to persons executing election affidavits. Died
HB 617-FN relative to penalties for violations of planning and zoning laws. Died
HB 618-FN eliminating the bureau of certificate of title and providing for the criminal prosecution for its supervisor. Died
HB 619-FN-LOCAL relative to medical services for prisoners. Died
HB 620 relative to compliance with state and federal education mandates and relative to school accreditation for the 2017-2018 school year. Died
HB 621-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a road usage fee and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 622-FN-LOCAL allowing all voters to vote by absentee ballot. Died
HB 623-FN relative to animals abandoned in the foreclosure process. Died
HB 624 relative to group II vested deferred retirements, the age of dependents in the retiree health plan, and retired judges' participation in the retiree health plan. Became Law
HB 625-FN-LOCAL establishing state holidays for elections Died
HB 626-FN relative to annulment of criminal records. Died
HB 627-FN establishing the position of energy efficiency advocate. Died
HB 628-FN relative to a family and medical leave insurance program. Interim Study
HB 629-FN establishing a preference for the appointment of the child's grandparent as guardian of the minor in certain cases and making an appropriation to the department of health and human services. Became Law
HB 630-FN-A relative to the establishment of a publicly transparent interdepartmental health information and analysis program for New Hampshire and establishing a special fund. Interim Study
HB 631-FN establishing a cash balance pension plan for new hires and non-vested employees. Interim Study
HB 632-FN relative to appeals of liquor commission decisions. Died
HB 633-FN allowing health insurance policies to be sold without mandates. Died
HB 634-FN-A repealing the penalty assessment on criminal offenses. Died
HB 635-FN requiring a non-client public protection and recovery fund to be administered by the supreme court. Died
HB 636-FN establishing a department of military and veterans services. Interim Study
HB 637-FN-A relative to the threshold for filing a business enterprise tax return. Died
HB 638-FN-LOCAL repealing the New Hampshire health protection program. Died
HB 639 relative to affidavits used to prove qualifications to vote. Died
HB 640-FN relative to the penalties for possession of marijuana. Became Law
HB 641-FN-A relative to high school students participating in New Hampshire's dual and concurrent enrollment program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 642-FN relative to eligibility to vote and relative to student identification cards. Died
HB 643-FN-A mandating the wearing of body cameras by certain law enforcement officers. Died
HB 644-FN-A-LOCAL extending the interest and dividends tax to capital gains, increasing exemptions from the tax, and providing for retirement system contributions on behalf of employers other than the state. Died
HB 645-FN relative to retiree health care benefits for future retirees. Died
HB 646-FN relative to the placement and detention of a minor in a secure facility. Died
HB 647-FN-LOCAL establishing education freedom savings accounts for children with disabilities. Died
HB 648-FN relative to van parking for persons with disabilities. Died
HB 649-FN making emergency medical technicians and rescue squad members eligible for a death benefit if killed in the line of duty. Died
HB 650-FN relative to procedures of the board of psychologists. Became Law
HB 651-FN relative to wrongful voting and penalties for voter fraud. Died
HB 652-FN establishing a veterans track within the court system and relative to annulment of a sentence imposed by a mental health court. Became Law
HB 653-FN relative to health care premium contributions for Medicare eligible state retirees. Died
HB 654-FN establishing a committee to study the regulation and taxation of vacation rentals and short-term rentals and relative to restrictions on the authority to regulate vacation and short-term rentals under the housing standards law. Became Law
HB 655-FN-A-LOCAL establishing a local option sales tax to reduce property taxes. Died
HB 656-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the legalization and regulation of marijuana. Interim Study
HB 1100 establishing a commission to review and evaluate workforce and job training in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1101-FN regulating groundwater pollution caused by polluting emissions in the air and relative to standards for perfluorochemicals in drinking water, ambient groundwater and surface water. Became Law
HB 1102-FN enabling the department of health and human services to contract with certain certified physicians. Became Law
HB 1103-FN relative to financial responsibility for voluntary services provided pursuant to a report of abuse or neglect that is "unfounded but with reasonable concern." Became Law
HB 1104-FN relative to dredge and fill permit time limits; relative to time limits under the administrative procedure act; and relative to online filing with the secretary of state's office. Became Law
HB 1201 relative to an employee's earned but unused vacation time. Died
HB 1202-LOCAL relative to town revolving funds for group net metering. Became Law
HB 1203 relative to reports issued by the judicial council. Died
HB 1204 relative to the duties of the judicial council. Died
HB 1205 amending a duty of the judicial council. Died
HB 1206 relative to bonds for civil officers. Died
HB 1207 relative to public filing of bonds for public employees. Died
HB 1208 relative to the wording for oath of office for public office. Died
HB 1209 requiring bonding for clerks of court. Died
HB 1210 establishing a committee to study the effect of current use taxation on small and rural municipalities. Died
HB 1211 relative to presite built housing. Died
HB 1212 establishing a local option for commercial buildings with environmental liability that are delinquent on property taxes. Died
HB 1213 removing the exception for married minors from the definition of sexual assault. Died
HB 1214 prohibiting the sale of certain furniture with flame retardant chemicals. Interim Study
HB 1215 relative to voting on variances. Became Law
HB 1216 relative to liability for deferred property taxes and relative to applications for abatement of property taxes. Died
HB 1217 amending the certification requirements for school nurses. Died
HB 1218-FN increasing penalties for buyers under the law regarding trafficking in persons. Interim Study
HB 1219 relative to drivers' licenses renewals. Died
HB 1220 relative to valid identification to obtain a ballot. Died
HB 1221 relative to petitioned warrant articles. Died
HB 1222 relative to inquiries concerning salary history by prospective employers. Died
HB 1223 establishing a commission to study legislator compensation. Died
HB 1224 relative to election dates. Died
HB 1225 relative to removal of public officers for cause. Died
HB 1226 relative to restricting the watering of lawns through the use of private wells. Died
HB 1227 relative to an unattended idling vehicle on private property. Became Law
HB 1228 removing the limitation on a chartered public school incurring long term debt. Became Law
HB 1229 relative to the teachers' voting requirement for becoming a charter conversion school. Died
HB 1230 establishing a commission to study the economic impact of national carbon pricing on New Hampshire. Died
HB 1231-FN-LOCAL relative to dog licenses. Died
HB 1232 naming a portion of Route 4A as the Alan Leslie Seamans highway. Died
HB 1233 preempting local regulation of seeds and fertilizer. Became Law
HB 1234 permitting foster parents to intervene in a legal proceeding involving the custody of a child in their care. Died
HB 1235 repealing the prospective repeal of the rebuttable presumption of harm due to opioid drug abuse under the Child Protection Act. Died
HB 1237 relative to the definition of "public at large." Died
HB 1238 relative to animal cruelty involving an equine colt. Became Law
HB 1239 relative to nomination of political organizations. Died
HB 1240 allowing voters to vote for multiple candidates for an office. Died
HB 1241 establishing a commission to assess benefits and costs of a "health care for all" program for New Hampshire. Died
HB 1242 establishing a committee to study redesigning the state flag. Died
HB 1243 relative to exemptions from property attachments. Interim Study
HB 1244 relative to applicability of local zoning ordinances. Died
HB 1245 establishing a committee to study alternatives to bail for indigent persons. Died
HB 1246 relative to the minimum hourly rate for tipped employees. Died
HB 1247 relative to administering oaths to certain state officers. Became Law
HB 1248 establishing a committee to study the construction of a parking facility at Hampton Beach. Died
HB 1249 relative to the Honor and Remember Flag as an official symbol to recognize and honor members of the armed forces. Died
HB 1250 establishing a committee to study the use and location of Lucky 7 machines. Interim Study
HB 1251 relative to indicia for payment of taxes on the transfer of real property. Became Law
HB 1252-FN relative to certificates of insurance. Became Law
HB 1253 relative to membership of the cooperative school district budget committees. Died
HB 1254 establishing a committee to study the procedures for adoption of national codes by the state of New Hampshire; establishing a moratorium on the adoption of changes to the state building code and state fire code; and repealing the joint legislative oversight committee on the emergency management system. Became Law
HB 1255 relative to the state fire code. Died
HB 1256 relative to decal fees for multi-use veterans decal plates. Became Law
HB 1257 relative to judicial review of proceedings before the human rights commission. Died
HB 1258 relative to the advanced manufacturing education advisory council. Became Law
HB 1259 relative to passenger restraints. Died
HB 1260 relative to the payout value of bingo games at private campgrounds and hotels, the hours of operation of Keno, and the sale of Lucky 7 tickets during bingo games. Became Law
HB 1261 relative to record management of abuse and neglect reports. Became Law
HB 1262-LOCAL relative to online driver education. Interim Study
HB 1263 relative to educational evaluation of home schooled children. Died
HB 1264 relative to construction of the terms "resident," "inhabitant," "residence," and "residency." Became Law
HB 1265 relative to the release of criminal conviction records. Became Law
HB 1266 relative to apportionment of property taxes in municipalities that are part of cooperative school districts. Died
HB 1267 relative to court-ordered drug and alcohol testing under the Child Protection Act. Died
HB 1268 relative to selection of delegates to an Article V convention. Died
HB 1269 relative to the requirement for campground owners to provide certain information to local assessing officials. Died
HB 1270 relative to the prohibition on the use of mobile electronic devices while driving. Died
HB 1271 changing the name of Industrial Drive at the Hugh Gallen Office Park to Ratification Way. Became Law
HB 1272 relative to the powers of local boards of education. Died
HB 1273 relative to licensure of health care professionals employed at the Manchester Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Died
HB 1274 establishing a committee to study the needs of certain handicapped and disabled persons. Died
HB 1275 relative to the placement of minors at the Sununu Youth Drug Treatment Center. Died
HB 1276 adding an exemption for certain raffles conducted by charitable organizations and relative to charitable gaming licenses. Became Law
HB 1277 relative to the renomination of teachers. Died
HB 1278 naming the rest area in Colebrook in honor of Frederick W. King, Sr. and naming a bridge in Farmington in honor of Major John W. Lawrence, Jr. Became Law
HB 1279 allowing additional charges under a lease to be included in a demand for rent. Died
HB 1280-FN relative to bow and arrow hunting licenses for permanently disabled military veterans. Became Law
HB 1281 establishing an executive order registry. Became Law
HB 1282 repealing the provisions for tax exemptions for certain chartered public school facilities. Died
HB 1283 prohibiting sobriety checkpoints. Died
HB 1284 relative to the reports required by the incapacitated and vulnerable adult fatality review committee. Became Law
HB 1285 relative to dancers and entertainers in premises serving alcoholic beverages. Became Law
HB 1286 relative to fishing and hunting licenses for permanently disabled veterans. Became Law
HB 1287 relative to the age at which persons may marry. Died
HB 1288 relative to petitions for annulment. Interim Study
HB 1289 relative to trespassing domestic fowl. Became Law
HB 1290 relative to vehicle registration for new residents to New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1291 relative to damage thresholds for criminal mischief. Died
HB 1292 relative to the effective dates of changes to the rates for the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Became Law
HB 1293-FN establishing the complex divorce court within the judicial branch family division. Interim Study
HB 1294 relative to religious societies. Became Law
HB 1295 relative to persons held in civil contempt. Died
HB 1296 relative to rules of the judicial council. Died
HB 1297 relative to compensation of jurors. Died
HB 1298 relative to unalienable rights of inhabitants. Died
HB 1299-FN-LOCAL relative to the recall of selectmen. Died
HB 1300 relative to probable cause supported by a sealed affidavit. Died
HB 1301-FN including the legislature as a public employer under the public employee labor relations act. Died
HB 1302 relative to private practice by the Carroll county attorney. Died
HB 1303 relative to the purposes of revolving funds in towns. Became Law
HB 1304 relative to the authorization for forensic audits by a county convention. Became Law
HB 1305 requiring a performance audit of the department of health and human services, bureau of elderly and adult services. Died
HB 1306-FN relative to aggravated felonious sexual assault in a public accommodation. Died
HB 1307 relative to the first session of annual meetings. Became Law
HB 1308-FN relative to non-renewal of lines of business. Became Law
HB 1309 relative to transferring dogs, cats, and ferrets by animal shelter facilities. Became Law
HB 1310 establishing a committee to study all non-regulatory boards and commissions. Died
HB 1311 prohibiting schools from prohibiting the wearing or display of the American flag. Died
HB 1312 relative to adult changing stations in places of public accommodation. Interim Study
HB 1313 relative to prohibitions on carrying a loaded firearm on an OHRV or snowmobile. Died
HB 1314 repealing the board of conciliation and arbitration. Died
HB 1315 prohibiting the university system funds from being spent to oppose the formation of unions and collective bargaining units. Died
HB 1316-FN relative to revenue collected from concealed carry licenses and relative to funding the permits and licensing unit of the state police. Became Law
HB 1317-FN-A exempting occupancies over 30 days from the rooms and meals tax. Died
HB 1318 relative to permits required for certain fires. Died
HB 1319 prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity. Became Law
HB 1320 establishing a committee to study crop theft. Interim Study
HB 1321 relative to the hours youth are permitted to work. Interim Study
HB 1322 relative to risk-based capital for health maintenance organizations. Became Law
HB 1323 relative to employment of chief executive officers under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1324 relative to driver education programming. Died
HB 1325 relative to venue in child protection actions. Died
HB 1326 repealing the compensation appeals advisory board. Died
HB 1327 relative to apprentice electricians. Became Law
HB 1328-FN relative to motor vehicle inspections. Died
HB 1329 relative to eyewitness identification procedures. Became Law
HB 1330 relative to the wrongful discharge of an employee. Died
HB 1331 relative to incidental uses for agricultural plates. Became Law
HB 1332 allowing warrant articles to be split by the deliberative session. Died
HB 1333 relative to the criteria for teachers in charter schools. Died
HB 1334 establishing a commission to review the structure of motor vehicle laws. Became Law
HB 1335 relative to the cybersecurity software used by the state of New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1336 establishing a commission to study the construction of a memorial wall to honor state legislators. Died
HB 1337 relative to public bodies under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1338 establishing a committee to study the changes in law necessary to allow for microgrids in electricity supply. Died
HB 1339 relative to motorist duties when approaching highway emergencies. Died
HB 1340 relative to absences among officers required to be present at school district elections. Became Law
HB 1341 relative to the definition of child abuse. Died
HB 1342 relative to live trapping of wild rabbits and hares by sporting clubs. Interim Study
HB 1343 relative to the protection of beavers. Interim Study
HB 1344 relative to collective bargaining under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1345 relative to election officers at additional polling places. Died
HB 1346 establishing a commission to study the New Hampshire veterans cemetery. Became Law
HB 1347 relative to information to be included in the minutes under the right-to-know law. Became Law
HB 1348 relative to the annual audit report of public charter schools. Died
HB 1349 relative to biological products and diagnostic reagents for animal use. Became Law
HB 1350 requiring headlight use when windshield wipers are in use. Died
HB 1351 relative to notification to parents by charter schools when a child's teacher has not met certification requirements. Died
HB 1352-FN eliminating the nonresident freshwater bait dealers license and relative to hunting adventure permits. Became Law
HB 1353 establishing a commission to study equal access and opportunity for students with disabilities to participate in athletics. Interim Study
HB 1354 relative to the speaker of the house of representatives and senate president as members of the university system board of trustees. Became Law
HB 1355 establishing a commission to study adaptation of the tax structure of the state to economic and demographic change. Died
HB 1356 relative to data sharing between the department of environmental services and the department of health and human services; making an appropriation to the department of business and economic affairs for relocation costs; and relative to the exemption for recreational vehicles from property taxation. Became Law
HB 1357 relative to the delivery of articles to a prisoner in a state or county correctional facility. Became Law
HB 1358 relative to decisions by the site evaluation committee. Died
HB 1359 requiring condominium boards of directors to provide notice of FHA approval status. Died
HB 1360 prohibiting the use of certain information to underwrite insurance coverage. Died
HB 1361 relative to county audits. Died
HB 1362 authorizing individuals and certain businesses to purchase health insurance from out-of-state companies. Interim Study
HB 1363 relative to the waiver of vehicle registration suspension fees. Became Law
HB 1364 relative to use of amber lights on vehicles. Became Law
HB 1365 relative to OHRV operation on public ways. Died
HB 1366 authorizing the town meeting to fund capital reserve funds through the operating budget. Died
HB 1367 removing tetanus from the law requiring certain immunizations. Died
HB 1368 relative to political contributions made by limited liability companies. Died
HB 1369 limiting educational assessments to academic skills and knowledge. Died
HB 1370 relative to a school's emergency management plan. Became Law
HB 1371 repealing certain exemptions from permitting requirements for temporary seasonal docks. Interim Study
HB 1372 prohibiting the implanting of subcutaneous identification devices in individuals. Became Law
HB 1373 relative to an individual's property right in his or her DNA. Interim Study
HB 1374 relative to financial regulation technicals. Became Law
HB 1375 repealing the prohibition on inhaling toxic vapors for effect. Died
HB 1376 repealing the prohibition on collecting seaweed at night. Died
HB 1377 relative to emancipation by marriage and establishing a committee to study the emancipation of minors. Became Law
HB 1378 relative to domestic insurance company investments. Became Law
HB 1379 relative to confidentiality of forms and rates. Became Law
HB 1380 relative to unauthorized use of firearms. Died
HB 1381 relative to determining the taxable value of utility property for local property taxation. Died
HB 1382 repealing the requirement that restaurants provide separate bathrooms for each sex. Died
HB 1383 relative to liability for expenses for court ordered placements of children. Died
HB 1384 relative to the evidence standard used in child abuse and neglect cases. Died
HB 1385 establishing a committee to study animal welfare in New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1386 establishing a joint committee on employee relations. Became Law
HB 1387 relative to the penalty for tampering with public records or information. Died
HB 1388-FN relative to testing for Lyme disease. Interim Study
HB 1389 relative to commercial lines modernization. Became Law
HB 1390-FN using a portion of meals and rooms revenues for fish and game search and rescue operations. Died
HB 1391 relative to municipal retention of employment files. Died
HB 1392 relative to tallies of votes on budget items or warrant articles. Became Law
HB 1393 relative to compensation for vacation time and personal time earned. Died
HB 1394 relative to animals in motor vehicles. Died
HB 1395 relative to the setting of cash bail. Interim Study
HB 1396-LOCAL relative to requirements for a default budget. Died
HB 1397 relative to the rights of temporary workers. Died
HB 1398 establishing a commission to study and evaluate providing financial incentives for professional media production activity in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1399 relative to statutes of limitations in civil actions against public servants. Died
HB 1400 relative to red light equipment on vehicles owned by dispatchers. Died
HB 1401 relative to the New Hampshire accountancy act. Became Law
HB 1402 relative to ordinances regarding forestry activities. Became Law
HB 1403 relative to members of the state board of education. Died
HB 1404 relative to the competing harms defense. Died
HB 1405 relative to the eligibility of school district employees for family and medical leave. Died
HB 1406 relative to canceled carry licenses and evidence of domicile for voting purposes. Died
HB 1407 repealing the prohibition on the use of milk containers. Became Law
HB 1408 relative to fraudulent documents purporting to create a lien or assert a claim against property. Died
HB 1409 relative to child restraint practices in schools and treatment facilities. Died
HB 1410 establishing a penalty for violations related to statutory liens on personal property. Died
HB 1411-FN-A relative to funds transferred to the nongame species account. Became Law
HB 1412-FN relative to cruelty to non-captive wildlife. Died
HB 1413-FN relative to false reports of protective order violations. Died
HB 1414-FN relative to forfeiture fees regarding dog licenses. Died
HB 1415-FN-A establishing a death benefit for a school employee killed in the line of duty and making an appropriation to the public school infrastructure fund. Became Law
HB 1416-FN repealing the prohibition on bottle rockets. Became Law
HB 1417-FN relative to failure to make workers' compensation payments. Died
HB 1418-FN relative establishing a commission to study greater transparency in pharmaceutical costs and drug rebate programs. Became Law
HB 1419-FN relative to biennial motorcycle inspections. Died
HB 1420-FN relative to a criminal penalty for driving after certification as an habitual offender. Became Law
HB 1421-FN relative to the regulation of event tents. Became Law
HB 1422-FN-A relative to the applicability of certain business tax rate changes. Died
HB 1423-FN relative to election assistance for cities and towns. Died
HB 1425-FN relative to simple assault. Died
HB 1426-FN requiring persons convicted of nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images to register as a sexual offender. Interim Study
HB 1427-FN relative to the reduction in the calculation of state retirement system annuities at age 65. Died
HB 1428-FN relative to roadside memorials. Died
HB 1429-FN-A relative to exemptions from the tax on interest and dividends. Died
HB 1430-FN relative to emergency medical services license and fine revenue. Died
HB 1431 prohibiting the state and political subdivisions from acquiring military-equipped vehicles or equipment which are not readily available in an open national commercial market. Died
HB 1432 requiring certain schools to establish nondiscrimination and employee background check policies. Died
HB 1433 requiring disclosure of federal income tax returns by presidential and vice-presidential candidates. Died
HB 1434 relative to the New Hampshire council on developmental disabilities. Interim Study
HB 1435-FN relative to business registration requirements. Interim Study
HB 1436 relative to lakes with shared borders with 2 or more towns. Died
HB 1437 relative to tattoos on state law enforcement officers. Died
HB 1438 relative to residential leases including provisions prohibiting tenants from possessing firearms, explosives, or ammunition within the premises. Died
HB 1439 relative to requirements for private schools that contract with school districts. Interim Study
HB 1440 relative to prohibiting the adoption of administrative rules after final objection by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 1441-FN establishing the office of the ombudsman in the department of state. Died
HB 1442 relative to driver education. Died
HB 1443 relative to a jury's determination as to the applicability of a law. Died
HB 1444 requiring the legislative body to approve the appointment of town managers and prohibiting town managers from hiring contractors to perform the duties of town managers. Died
HB 1445 relative to penalties for corrupt practices. Died
HB 1446 relative to childhood cancer awareness month. Became Law
HB 1447 relative to the use of video conferencing for arraignments. Died
HB 1448 relative to the definition of "party" for election purposes. Died
HB 1450 relative to retention of job applications and personnel files. Became Law
HB 1451 relative to employee work schedules and rest periods. Died
HB 1452 relative to equalized property valuation used to apportion expenses in cooperative school districts. Died
HB 1453 relative to the traffic safety commission. Became Law
HB 1454 eliminating the commission to study recommendations of the National Transportation Safety Board. Became Law
HB 1455 relative to vehicle operation at uncontrolled intersections. Became Law
HB 1456 relative to state acceptance of the lowest reasonable bid contract and relative to the sale, lease, or transfer of state property. Died
HB 1457-FN relative to drug take-back programs. Died
HB 1458 relative to exempting certain rules governing marine species from the administrative procedures act and relative to immunity for campground owners. Died
HB 1459 prohibiting autonomous vehicles on New Hampshire highways. Died
HB 1460 relative to the criteria and standards for professional and occupational regulation by the state. Died
HB 1461 relative to penalties for unconstitutional actions by municipal officials. Died
HB 1462-FN relative to health and dental benefits under the workers' compensation law. Died
HB 1463 relative to requirements for noise ordinances in towns. Died
HB 1464 relative to the bureau of securities regulation. Died
HB 1465 relative to coverage for hearing aids under Medicare supplemental insurance. Interim Study
HB 1466 relative to quorum requirements under the condominium act. Died
HB 1467 relative to the penalty for driving after revocation or suspension. Died
HB 1468 establishing a commission to study legislative oversight activities related to the department of health and human services and relative to the nursing home bed moratorium. Became Law
HB 1469-LOCAL relative to the dissolution of cooperative school districts. Died
HB 1470-FN repealing the timber tax. Died
HB 1471-FN relative to telemedicine and establishing a committee to study health care reimbursement for telemedicine and telehealth. Became Law
HB 1472 relative to the state building code provisions for energy conservation in new building construction. Became Law
HB 1473-FN relative to the timber yield tax. Became Law
HB 1474 designating the New Hampshire Red as the official state poultry. Became Law
HB 1475 relative to the procedure for filing a protective order. Interim Study
HB 1476 permitting qualifying patients and designated caregivers to cultivate cannabis for therapeutic use. Interim Study
HB 1477-FN relative to annulment of arrests or convictions for possession of 3/4 of an ounce of marijuana, or less. Died
HB 1478-FN-A reducing the rate on the tax on transfer of real property. Died
HB 1479-LOCAL relative to the nomination of political candidates. Died
HB 1480 relative to the membership of the board of trustees of a chartered public school. Died
HB 1481 relative to intervention in administrative law cases and matters before the public utilities commission by members of the general court. Died
HB 1482 relative to testing of state law enforcement officers for steroid use. Died
HB 1483 amending the wiretapping and eavesdropping statute to include private communication networks. Became Law
HB 1484 relative to late fees in manufactured housing parks. Became Law
HB 1485 relative to security deposits. Died
HB 1486 relative to "over voted" ballots. Died
HB 1487 relative to banks and credit unions. Became Law
HB 1488 establishing a committee to study the public utilities commission's role and scope of duties in a deregulated environment. Interim Study
HB 1489 relative to signs for specialty wine and beer stores. Died
HB 1490 relative to limits on money judgments in landlord-tenant cases. Died
HB 1491-FN-A-LOCAL relative to the disposition of meals and rooms tax revenues to town and cities. Died
HB 1492-LOCAL relative to a course of action when a child's attendance at a school has resulted in a manifest educational hardship. Interim Study
HB 1493 relative to the statewide assessment system of performance in schools. Became Law
HB 1494 relative to the definition of academic standards. Became Law
HB 1495 relative to standards for determining an adequate education. Became Law
HB 1496 relative to requirements for performance based accountability for an adequate education and relative to reporting requirements for the civics competency assessment. Became Law
HB 1497 relative to accountability for school performance. Became Law
HB 1498 relative to alternate certification pathways for career and technical education instructors. Died
HB 1499 relative to the focus and components of New Hampshire kindergartens. Became Law
HB 1500-FN relative to workplace violence, workplace injuries and death in the workplace. Interim Study
HB 1501-FN relative to regulation of consultants for games of bingo and lucky 7. Became Law
HB 1502 adding the utility property tax exclusion for exempt water and air pollution control facilities to tax expenditure review. Died
HB 1503 authorizing minors 16 years of age or older to independently consent to medical procedures. Died
HB 1504 expanding the jurisdiction of the state commission for human rights to hear civil rights and civil liberty issues. Died
HB 1505 relative to the MasoniCare charter. Died
HB 1506-FN relative to the commission on primary care workforce issues. Became Law
HB 1507-FN relative to state inspection of new motor vehicles. Died
HB 1508-FN relative to wage compensation under workers' compensation. Died
HB 1509-FN authorizing Granite Pathways to issue decals for multi-use decal number plates. Died
HB 1510-FN relative to voters using out-of-state drivers' licenses as identification. Died
HB 1511-FN relative to the death of a fetus for the purpose of certain homicide charges. Died
HB 1512-FN-A relative to taxes applicable to certain transfers of real property. Interim Study
HB 1513-FN authorizing the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Association to issue decals for multi-use decal plates. Died
HB 1514-FN relative to shelter-in-place orders. Died
HB 1515 relative to an exemption from the combustion ban on construction and demolition debris. Became Law
HB 1516 establishing a commission to examine the feasibility of the New England states entering into a compact for a single payor health care program. Died
HB 1517 relative to vehicle inspection failures for rust. Became Law
HB 1518 repealing the requirement that motor vehicle lighting and safety equipment be approved by the director of the division of motor vehicles. Became Law
HB 1519 relative to the conduct of condominium unit owners' associations votes without a meeting. Became Law
HB 1520 relative to access to ballots and relative to verification counts of machine-counted ballots. Died
HB 1521 relative to the definition of an emergency for a special assessment in a condominium. Became Law
HB 1522 relative to the fiduciary duty of members of condominium boards of directors. Died
HB 1523 relative to heavy duty recovery vehicles. Became Law
HB 1524 relative to election-related amendments to the United States Constitution. Died
HB 1525 relative to reporting medically unfit drivers. Died
HB 1526 relative to fish and game authority to adopt rules to set fees. Died
HB 1527 relative to the authority of fish and game officers regarding arrest and search and seizure. Died
HB 1528 prohibiting discrimination in the university and community college systems. Died
HB 1529 relative to prescription drug rebate amounts. Died
HB 1530 requiring criminal history records checks for applicants for allied health professional licensure or certification. Became Law
HB 1531 establishing a commission to study the performance of the Medicaid managed care program and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1532 prohibiting gender reassignment surgery for minors. Died
HB 1533 relative to termination of variances and special exceptions. Became Law
HB 1534-FN relative to Lucky 7. Interim Study
HB 1535 relative to the penalty for unfair insurance trade practices. Died
HB 1536-FN requiring certain signs on divided highways. Died
HB 1537 relative to a second opinion on health care matters for state or county prisoners. Interim Study
HB 1538-FN limiting the liability of successor corporations for asbestos-related claims. Died
HB 1539-FN authorizing official cover plates for former elected officials. Died
HB 1540-FN relative to ranked-choice voting. Died
HB 1541-FN relative to registration and road toll fees for hybrid and electric vehicles. Died
HB 1542 relative to carrying a pistol or revolver on university system and community college system property. Died
HB 1543 relative to domicile of students for voting purposes. Died
HB 1544 establishing a committee to identify the requirements needed to commit New Hampshire to a goal of 100 percent renewable energy for electricity by 2040. Died
HB 1545 relative to the statewide interoperability executive committee. Became Law
HB 1546-FN authorizing the town of Hampton to hold a special town meeting. Became Law
HB 1547 requiring review of default budgets by the department of revenue administration. Died
HB 1548-FN relative to meals and rooms taxes applicable to room remarketers. Died
HB 1549 relative to the availability of vehicle accident reports. Died
HB 1550 requiring electric bills to include the cost of compliance with renewable energy standards. Became Law
HB 1551 relative to the retention of records of individualized education programs. Became Law
HB 1552 requiring school districts to submit an annual report concerning gifted students. Interim Study
HB 1553 relative to removal of trees from state property. Died
HB 1554-FN increasing exemptions under the interest and dividends tax and decreasing the total amount of research and development credits against business taxes. Died
HB 1555 relative to participation by the public utilities commission in regional activities. Became Law
HB 1556 relative to licensing requirements for barbers, cosmetologists, estheticians, and licensed nursing assistants. Died
HB 1557-FN requiring meetings and sessions of committees of the house of representatives to be recorded and made available on the Internet. Died
HB 1558-FN relative to the payment of the meals and rooms tax by individuals renting cars through an online service. Interim Study
HB 1559 relative to certification requirements for assistant principals. Died
HB 1560 prohibiting Medicaid from paying for sex reassignment drug or hormone therapy or surgery. Died
HB 1561 relative to the use of recycled tire rubber at village, town, municipal, and school playgrounds. Died
HB 1562 relative to collaboration between the department of health and human services and foster parents and relative to the disposition of interests in condominium units. Became Law
HB 1563-LOCAL relative to taxation of solar energy systems. Died
HB 1564-FN relative to sexual assault of a victim who is incarcerated in a correctional institution by a person with supervisory or disciplinary authority over the victim. Became Law
HB 1565-FN requiring the secure psychiatric unit to be accredited as a behavioral health facility. Became Law
HB 1566 prohibiting open carry of a firearm in certain public places. Died
HB 1567-FN relative to the penalties for prostitution and related offenses. Died
HB 1568-FN allowing voters to register as members of political organizations. Died
HB 1569 relative to liability of energy facility companies for damage caused by restoration projects. Died
HB 1570 relative to the scope of rules adopted under the administrative procedures act pursuant to statutory authorization for agency rules. Interim Study
HB 1571 authorizing an alternative recovery monitoring program for nurses licensed by the board of nursing. Became Law
HB 1572-LOCAL relative to alternative transportation of students for public school activities. Died
HB 1573 relative to special elections for the office of state representative. Died
HB 1574 requiring health care providers to provide an opioid disclosure form to patients for whom an opioid is prescribed. Died
HB 1575 permitting hunting with an air rifle. Became Law
HB 1576 creating managed asset trusts for real property. Died
HB 1577 relative to the administration of anesthesia by dentists. Became Law
HB 1578 relative to samples from nano breweries. Interim Study
HB 1579-FN requiring records to be kept for certain exempt convenings under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1580 relative to equipment required for vehicle inspections. Died
HB 1581 relative to commencement of an administrative license suspension. Died
HB 1582 relative to the authority of the moderator to verify the device count. Died
HB 1583 relative to indicating citizenship on drivers' licenses and nondrivers' identification cards. Died
HB 1584 relative to a landlord's ability to sell personal property of a commercial tenant. Died
HB 1585 requiring conservation commissions to keep a natural resources inventory. Died
HB 1586 relative to judicial review for underage marriage. Became Law
HB 1587 relative to the minimum age for marriage. Became Law
HB 1588 relative to meetings of the board of directors and committees of the condominium association. Died
HB 1589 relative to actions against tenants for a caregiver under an agreement for a person with disabilities. Became Law
HB 1590 relative to standards for perfluorinated chemicals in surface water. Died
HB 1591 relative to a private right of action for toxin exposure. Died
HB 1592-FN requiring the commissioner of the department of environmental services to review ambient groundwater standards for arsenic. Became Law
HB 1593 authorizing a school district meeting to adopt an article authorizing the trustees of the trust fund to charge certain expenses against capital reserve funds. Became Law
HB 1594 relative to the disposition of property upon withdrawal from cooperative school districts. Died
HB 1595 relative to the use of the left lane of a multilane roadway. Became Law
HB 1596 requiring a report on state government commitments and contingent liabilities. Died
HB 1597 relative to grounds for receivership involving a manufactured housing park. Died
HB 1598-LOCAL relative to the vote to withdraw from a cooperative school district. Became Law
HB 1599 relative to the governor's commission on disability. Became Law
HB 1600 relative to objections to proposed rules by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 1601 relative to a declarant's options for condominium expansion. Became Law
HB 1602 establishing an assurance deed and procedures therefor. Interim Study
HB 1603 relative to employee representation on the independent investment committee in the New Hampshire retirement system. Died
HB 1604 renaming Columbus Day as "Indigenous People's Day." Interim Study
HB 1605 relative to reinsurance. Became Law
HB 1606 relative to naturopathic health care practice. Became Law
HB 1607 relative to the appointment of a receiver for properties which are a threat to health and safety. Died
HB 1608 prohibiting a municipality or school district from compensating an employee on leave of absence. Died
HB 1609 establishing a local option for an additional surcharge on occupancy under the meals and rooms tax. Died
HB 1610 requiring sellers of real property to disclose certain information concerning environmental hazards. Died
HB 1611 establishing a committee to study off-shore wind energy development. Died
HB 1612 relative to data security in schools. Became Law
HB 1613 relative to operation of uninspected vehicles. Became Law
HB 1614 relative to the international registration plan and relative to registration of semi-trailers. Died
HB 1615 relative to speed limits in work zones. Became Law
HB 1616 requiring legislative approval for regional planning commissions to accept money from governmental sources other than the state of New Hampshire or its political subdivisions. Died
HB 1617 relative to definitions regarding immunization requirements. Died
HB 1618 relative to ambient water quality standards and maximum contaminant levels for perfluorinated chemicals. Died
HB 1619 adding the rehabilitation of tourist lodging to qualifying structures under the community revitalization tax relief incentive program. Died
HB 1620 relative to surplus lines insurance requirements. Died
HB 1621 repealing the waiting period for federal regulations governing achieving a better life experience accounts. Died
HB 1622 relative to organization of the department of information technology. Became Law
HB 1623 relative to criteria for debarment of vendors. Became Law
HB 1624 relative to state procurement practices and criteria for acceptance of bids. Died
HB 1625 relative to digital foot scanning at hospitals. Died
HB 1626 requiring the governor's commission on alcohol and drug abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery to report on the cost effectiveness of funded programs, and relative to liquor commission shortfalls. Became Law
HB 1627-FN prohibiting the transmission of images or sounds of another person who is on private property or to conduct surveillance activity. Interim Study
HB 1628-FN relative to number plates for motor vehicles. Died
HB 1629 establishing a committee to study establishing business tax credits for companies that pay a liveable wage and provide adequate benefits to their employees. Died
HB 1630 relative to unfunded property tax exemptions or credits. Died
HB 1631-LOCAL relative to the assessment of property in municipalities that are part of a multi-town school district. Died
HB 1632 relative to the labeling of bottled water. Died
HB 1633 relative to alimony. Died
HB 1634 regulating disorderly houses. Died
HB 1635 allowing a license for short-term rentals. Interim Study
HB 1636 establishing a committee to study teacher preparation and education programs, relative to chartered public school use of unused school district facilities, and establishing education freedom savings accounts for students. Died
HB 1637 requiring school districts to establish policies relating to suspensions and expulsions. Died
HB 1638 declaring April 28, 2018 as tabletop gaming day in New Hampshire. Became Law
HB 1639 relative to compensation of members of the New Hampshire legislature. Died
HB 1640-LOCAL relative to the definition of "occasion" relating to the laying out of roads. Died
HB 1641 relative to the rate of interest in business transactions. Died
HB 1642-FN relative to the compensation of the house chief of staff. Died
HB 1643 relative to balance billing. Died
HB 1644 prohibiting the combination of certain regulated utilities. Died
HB 1645 relative to forwarding addresses of tenants in landlord tenant actions. Died
HB 1646 requiring reports of dropped cell phone calls by carriers. Died
HB 1647 relative to inclusion of energy storage in distributed energy resources for electricity transmission and distribution. Died
HB 1648 relative to review by the joint legislative committee on administrative rules. Died
HB 1649 relative to the determination of mileage for legislators and legislative officers. Died
HB 1650 removing education as required by law as a criterion for determining child neglect. Interim Study
HB 1651 establishing a committee to study the use of liquid de-icers and solid salt on roads. Became Law
HB 1652 relative to default budgets. Interim Study
HB 1653 relative to the uniform commercial code. Died
HB 1654 relative to automobile medical payments. Became Law
HB 1655-LOCAL relative to fines for violations of town or city code violations. Died
HB 1656 relative to the assertion of civil claims, cross claims, or counter claims in civil cases. Died
HB 1657 relative to the removal of an elected treasurer. Died
HB 1658-FN relative to notice of driver's license suspension or revocation. Died
HB 1659 establishing a committee to study possible health and safety impacts of the alkali-silica reaction on the seacoast. Died
HB 1660 relative to delinquent accounts of liquor licensees. Became Law
HB 1661 relative to a marriage petition by a party under age. Became Law
HB 1662-LOCAL requiring radon air testing on all new residential construction. Died
HB 1663 establishing a committee to study reimbursement rates under automobile insurance policies. Became Law
HB 1664 relative to terms of appointment of members of governing boards for allied health professionals. Became Law
HB 1665 relative to the authority of the governing boards of allied health professionals. Became Law
HB 1666 relative to redistricting. Died
HB 1667-FN relative to permissible campaign contributions by business organizations and labor unions and relative funding source disclosure for political advertising. Died
HB 1668 relative to children's meals served by food service establishments. Died
HB 1669-FN relative to commerce in food in New Hampshire. Died
HB 1670-FN relative to bonds for public employees. Died
HB 1672-FN prohibiting release of certain information relative to users of therapeutic cannabis to federal agencies. Died
HB 1673-FN-LOCAL relative to the interest charged on late and delinquent property tax payments and relative to prorated assessments for damaged buildings. Became Law
HB 1674 relative to computer science and digital skills required for an adequate education. Became Law
HB 1675 relative to state house Internet service and relative to calendars and journals of the house and senate. Interim Study
HB 1676-FN repealing the licensing requirement for open-air shows and repealing the laws related to the keeping of billiard tables. Died
HB 1677 relative to victims of identity theft. Died
HB 1678-FN reducing the penalty for certain first offense drug possession charges. Died
HB 1679-FN relative to the real estate transfer tax to be paid on certain acquisitions of business entities. Died
HB 1680-FN relative to abortions after viability. Died
HB 1681-FN establishing an early childhood development tax credit against business taxes administered by the community development finance authority. Died
HB 1682-FN establishing a committee to study the pervasiveness of foreclosure practices that violate state or federal law. Died
HB 1683-FN relative to the definition of child abuse. Became Law
HB 1684 relative to criminal background checks for emergency medical services license applicants. Became Law
HB 1685-FN establishing a statutory commission for oversight over occupational regulation. Died
HB 1686-FN relative to applications for and the use of education tax credits. Became Law
HB 1687 relative to banking and consumer credit. Became Law
HB 1688 relative to salary ratios for employers and employees. Died
HB 1689-FN repealing the repeal of the pollution prevention program of the department of environmental services. Became Law
HB 1690-FN relative to liquor licenses. Became Law
HB 1692-FN allowing liquor licensees to select an anniversary for renewal. Became Law
HB 1693 relative to appropriations for bridge construction or reconstruction. Died
HB 1694 requiring a civics examination as a high school graduation requirement. Died
HB 1695 relative to payment for child care services by the department of health and human services. Died
HB 1696-FN relative to the Hampton Beach capital improvement fund. Died
HB 1697-FN relative to organizations authorized to issue decals for multi-use decal plates. Became Law
HB 1698-FN-LOCAL relative to the cost of special education services for foster children. Became Law
HB 1699 relative to state representative districts for Hudson and Pelham. Died
HB 1700 relative to the procedure for placing a security freeze on a consumer credit report. Became Law
HB 1701 making the Coakley Landfill Group subject to the provisions of RSA 91-A. Died
HB 1702 relative to the management of the Gunstock Area. Died
HB 1703 relative to the requirements for directors of licensed practical nurse education programs. Died
HB 1704 requiring court costs and attorneys fees to be paid to the prevailing party. Died
HB 1705 relative to enforcement activity verifying compliance. Interim Study
HB 1706 relative to the construction of a Lake Sunapee public boat ramp. Died
HB 1707-FN relative to information regarding abortion. Interim Study
HB 1708-FN-A requiring the state to remove standing deadwood trees and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1709-FN relative to physical force in defense of a person. Interim Study
HB 1710-FN-A relative to the provision allowing operators to retain a portion of meals and rooms taxes collected and the appropriation of meals and rooms tax revenues to school building aid. Died
HB 1711-FN relative to rehabilitation under the workers' compensation law. Died
HB 1712-FN relative to New Hampshire local liquor manufacturers. Died
HB 1713 relative to the transfer of digital copies of voter checklists to qualified political organizations and candidates. Died
HB 1714-FN relative to chemical analysis of fish in stocked waterways. Died
HB 1715-FN establishing a committee to study options for tenants to dispute a rent increase in a manufactured housing park if such increase was arbitrary and unreasonable. Died
HB 1716-FN establishing apprenticeship programs for unemployed workers. Died
HB 1717-FN requiring a jury trial before the municipality transfers certain property. Died
HB 1718-FN relative to surveillance on the public ways of the state. Interim Study
HB 1719-FN relative to donations of liquor to nonprofits. Became Law
HB 1720-FN relative to the storage of beverages produced by contract brewers. Became Law
HB 1721-FN relative to coercive abortions. Died
HB 1722-FN-LOCAL relative to the property tax exemption for chartered public school property, including leased property. Died
HB 1723-FN relative to the reckless beating of animals. Died
HB 1724-FN creating a credit facility for local investments. Interim Study
HB 1725-FN relative to wine samples and samples for consumption on the premises of a beverage manufacturer. Died
HB 1726-FN relative to reimbursement to municipalities for certain search and rescue operations. Died
HB 1727-FN relative to monitoring perflourinated chemicals in public water supplies. Died
HB 1728-FN-LOCAL removing the homestead exemption. Died
HB 1729-FN allowing the state retiree medical benefits subsidy to be used for alternative group insurance plans. Died
HB 1730-FN-A establishing a public safety enhancement revolving fund, establishing a grant program for body cameras worn by police, and creating prestige number vanity plates. Died
HB 1731-FN relative to regulating bicycles. Became Law
HB 1732-FN establishing a nursing professionals' health program. Died
HB 1733-FN relative to digital electronic product repair. Interim Study
HB 1734-FN relative to inspection and registration of motor vehicles. Died
HB 1735-FN-A relative to the use of funds in the drug forfeiture fund. Died
HB 1736 relative to increasing the threshold required for governor and council approval of expenditures from the dam maintenance fund. Died
HB 1737-FN-LOCAL relative to the permissible level of methyl tertiary butyl ether in drinking water. Died
HB 1738 transferring the division of film and digital media to the division of travel and tourism in the department of business and economic affairs. Became Law
HB 1739-FN prohibiting female genital mutilation. Became Law
HB 1740 relative to costs of blood testing orders. Became Law
HB 1741 relative to a definition of "contracted copayment" for purposes of the managed care law. Died
HB 1742-FN relative to food service licensure inspections. Died
HB 1743-FN relative to funding for the Sununu youth services center, relative to positions at the department of health and human services, and establishing a committee to study alternatives to the continued use of the Sununu youth services center. Became Law
HB 1744 authorizing a parent to exempt his or her child from participating in the statewide assessment program. Became Law
HB 1745-FN-A making appropriations for costs involved in controlling invasive aquatic species. Died
HB 1746-FN relative to the practices of pharmacy benefit managers. Became Law
HB 1747-FN relative to packaging of certain controlled drugs. Died
HB 1748-FN relative to status for part-time retired judges. Died
HB 1749-FN relative to the state's authority to prohibit or regulate firearms and relative to the selectmen's authority to manage town property. Interim Study
HB 1750-FN relative to an expectation of privacy in personal information. Interim Study
HB 1751-FN relative to insurance coverage for pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders. Interim Study
HB 1752-FN requiring a search warrant to obtain blood samples. Died
HB 1753-FN relative to transportation of alcoholic beverages by a minor. Became Law
HB 1754-FN-LOCAL establishing a state defined contribution retirement plan for state and political subdivision members of the retirement system. Died
HB 1755-FN establishing an office of the inspector general. Died
HB 1756-FN-A relative to a one-time allowance for certain state retirees. Became Law
HB 1757-FN relative to the calculation of a group I retiree's retirement allowance in the retirement system and establishing a post-retirement payment. Died
HB 1758-FN establishing a credit against business taxes for paid maternity and paternity leave. Died
HB 1759-FN regulating the use of drones. Died
HB 1760-FN establishing an expectation of privacy in personal materials. Interim Study
HB 1761 relative to the math learning communities program in secondary schools. Became Law
HB 1762-FN relative to documentation requirements for the department of labor. Interim Study
HB 1763-FN-A establishing a road usage fee and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1764-FN relative to New Hampshire cost of living information. Interim Study
HB 1765 relative to policies regarding chartered public schools. Died
HB 1766-FN requiring the department of environmental services to report to the general court regarding bedrock testing and perfluorochemical contamination in the Seacoast area and at other landfills and hazardous waste sites. Became Law
HB 1767-FN establishing a multiple employer public retirement plan. Interim Study
HB 1768-FN establishing a cannabis control commission. Interim Study
HB 1769-FN relative to maintenance of certification by physicians or applicants for a license to practice medicine in New Hampshire. Interim Study
HB 1770-FN-LOCAL relative to verification of checklists. Died
HB 1771-FN-A relative to hiring a state toxicologist and making an appropriation therefor. Died
HB 1772-FN permitting online voting registration. Died
HB 1773-FN-A relative to campaign contributions and expenditures. Died
HB 1774 relative to parenting plans and relocation of a child's residence. Became Law
HB 1775 relative to the appointment of guardians ad litem in parenting cases and relative to alcohol and drug free housing. Became Law
HB 1776-FN-A requiring installation of electric vehicle charging stations for use by members of the general court and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
HB 1777-FN relative to energy infrastructure corridor revenue. Became Law
HB 1778-FN-A-LOCAL relative to registration of commercial motor vehicles and operator's/drivers' licenses. Died
HB 1779-FN requiring monitoring of certain radioactive air pollutants. Died
HB 1780-FN prohibiting price gouging by certain prescription drug companies. Died
HB 1781 relative to condominiums with 10 or fewer residential units. Interim Study
HB 1782-FN establishing a committee to study insurance payments to ambulance providers and balance billing by ambulance providers. Became Law
HB 1783-FN relative to newborn screening for Krabbe Leukodystrophy. Died
HB 1784-FN relative to cost comparison for certain health care procedures. Interim Study
HB 1785 changing "hearing impaired" to "deaf" or "hard of hearing" in the New Hampshire laws. Became Law
HB 1786-LOCAL prohibiting costs for inspection of governmental records under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1787-FN relative to the rights of conscience for medical professionals. Died
HB 1788-FN-LOCAL relative to costs charged under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1789-FN-LOCAL relative to costs of requests which are in electronic format under the right-to-know law. Died
HB 1790-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire health access corporation. Died
HB 1791-FN allowing pharmacists to disclose information relative to lower cost drugs under the managed care law and relative to biological products dispensed by pharmacists. Became Law
HB 1792-FN reducing the criminal penalty for certain controlled drugs. Died
HB 1793-FN-A establishing a New Hampshire single payer health care system. Died
HB 1794-FN requiring a portion of rental fees for canoes, kayaks, and personal watercraft to be deposited in the fish and game search and rescue fund. Died
HB 1795 eliminating the oversight commission on motor vehicle fines. Became Law
HB 1796 relative to the legislative oversight committee on electric utility restructuring. Became Law
HB 1797-FN-A adding a 50 percent charge to all amounts assessed to persons liable for costs of containment, cleanup, and remediation of water, air and soil pollution. Died
HB 1798-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for food stamps/supplemental nutrition assistance. Died
HB 1799-FN relative to blood testing for individuals exposed to perfluorinated chemicals in private or public water supplies. Interim Study
HB 1800-FN-LOCAL relative to usury. Died
HB 1801-FN relative to removal of a child under the child protection act and establishing the crime of abuse of a minor. Died
HB 1802-FN-LOCAL relative to the statewide education property tax. Died
HB 1803-FN relative to payroll deductions for government employees. Died
HB 1804-FN relative to work requirements for able-bodied adults for public assistance programs. Died
HB 1805 establishing a committee to study level dollar amortization of retirement system unfunded accrued liability and relative to the retirement system board of trustees. Became Law
HB 1806 relative to notification procedures of the New Hampshire health protection program. Died
HB 1807-FN relative to exploitation of elderly, disabled, or impaired adults and establishing a protective order for vulnerable adults. Became Law
HB 1808 repealing certain inactive dedicated funds. Became Law
HB 1809-FN relative to balance billing under the managed care law and relative to coverage for emergency services. Became Law
HB 1810 establishing a commission to study the effectiveness of the current statutes related to management of non-tidal public water ways and the construction or placement of structures within them. Became Law
HB 1811-FN-A relative to the New Hampshire health protection program. Interim Study
HB 1812-FN regulating certain vapor products. Died
HB 1813-FN relative to the law regarding Medicaid expansion. Died
HB 1814-FN-LOCAL relative to additional education grants to municipalities for the purpose of restoring reductions in stabilization grants Died
HB 1815-FN relative to the penalties for possession of marijuana. Died
HB 1816-FN relative to Medicaid managed care. Became Law
HB 1817-FN establishing the position of state demographer and a commission on demographic trends; requiring state agencies to prepare 10-year current services cost projections; relative to the inclusion of a demographic analysis as part of the legislative fiscal note process; relative to salary increases for state employees and making appropriations therefor; making an appropriation for red list bridge projects; making an appropriation to the revenue stabilization account; making an appropriation for recovery friendly workplaces; relative to kindergarten funding; relative to transitional housing; relative to the state loan repayment program; relative to disproportionate share hospital payments and making an appropriation therefor; and relative to the uncompensated care and Medicaid fund. Became Law
HB 1818-FN relative to penalties for certain occupational licensing violations. Interim Study
HB 1819-FN relative to administration of the education tax credit. Became Law
HB 1820-FN relative to requiring the use of body cameras by law enforcement officers. Died
HB 1821-FN repealing Keno. Died
HB 1822-FN making hormonal contraceptives available directly from pharmacists by means of a standing order. Became Law
HB 1823-FN relative to layered amortization of retirement system liabilities. Became Law
HB 2018 relative to the state 10-year transportation improvement program, establishing a committee to study the removal of the Merrimack tolls, and establishing a committee to study driveway permitting. Became Law

House resolutions 19

HR 1 adopting the rules of the 2016 session for the 2017-2018 biennium. Adopted by the House
HR 2 recording House sessions and the permanent journal. Adopted by the House
HR 3 distribution of House publications. Adopted by the House
HR 4 the Speaker employing personnel per RSA 17-E:5. Adopted by the House
HR 5 legislative salary and mileage payments. Adopted by the House
HR 6 Memorializing State Representative Andre Martel of Manchester. Adopted by the House
HR 7 calling on the United States Senate and House of Representatives to consider a constitutional amendment prohibiting campaign contributions unless the donor is eligible to vote in that federal election. Adopted by the House
HR 8 urging Congress to investigate the lawsuits against Trump University. Died
HR 9 affirming revenue estimates for fiscal years 2017, 2018, and 2019. Died
HR 10 Memorializing State Representative Steve Vaillancourt of Manchester. Adopted by the House
HR 11 Memorializing State Representative William Polewarczyk of Chester. Adopted by the House
HR 12 Memorializing State Representative Ronald Belanger of Salem. Adopted by the House
HR 13 Memorializing State Representative Donald Flanders of Laconia. Adopted by the House
HR 20 affirming states' powers based on the Constitution for the United States and the Constitution of New Hampshire. Died
HR 21 urging Congress to repeal or amend the Apportionment Act of 1911. Died
HR 22 urging Congress to amend federal law on the issues of civil and criminal liability for providers and users of computer services carrying advertisements offering sex with sex trafficking victims. Died
HR 23 memorializing Harold L. “Chip” Rice. Adopted by the House
HR 24 honoring the victims of Parkland, Florida. Adopted by the House
HR 25 memorializing Robert M. Walsh Jr. Adopted by the House

House concurrent resolutions 13

HCR 1 urging Congress to support and fund rural transit initiatives. Died
HCR 2 supporting efforts to ensure that students from New Hampshire have access to debt-free higher education at public colleges and universities. Died
HCR 3 rescinding all applications by the New Hampshire legislature for a federal constitutional convention and urging other states to withdraw similar requests. Died
HCR 4 urging Congress to propose the Regulation Freedom amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
HCR 5 applying for a convention of the states under Article V of the Constitution of the United States. Died
HCR 6 urging the New Hampshire general court to investigate whether a member of the general court who is a paid employee of an advocacy group is in violation of article 7 of the second part of the New Hampshire constitution. Died
HCR 7 applying to the United States Congress to convene a limited convention for the exclusive purpose of proposing amendments to the federal Constitution concerning election reform that do not abrogate or amend the First Amendment to the federal Constitution. Died
HCR 8 urging the adoption of rules for the operation of an Article 5 convention. Died
HCR 9 affirming states' powers based on the Constitution for the United States and the Constitution of New Hampshire. Died
HCR 10 applying for a convention of the states under Article V of the Constitution of the United States. Died
HCR 11 urging a pardon of Gerald "Jerry" DeLemus. Died
HCR 12 applying to Congress to propose a congressional term limits constitutional amendment. Died
HCR 13 condemning hate crimes and any other form of racism in New Hampshire. Died

Constitutional amendments 22

CACR 1 relating to the general court. Providing that the general court shall hold sessions biennially. Died
CACR 2 relating to natural rights of children. Providing that children have a natural right to be protected by their parents. Died
CACR 3 relating to disqualification by age. Providing that there be no age disqualification for a judge of any court, judge of probate, or sheriff. Died
CACR 4 relating to the attorney general. Providing that the attorney general shall be elected every 2 years. Died
CACR 5 relating to the nomination and appointment of officers. Providing that judicial officers shall be confirmed by the legislature. Died
CACR 6 relating to conflict of interest. Providing that no member of the general court shall sponsor, advocate for, nor vote on any legislation which would create a financial conflict of interest. Died
CACR 7 relating to public education. Providing that the general court shall have the authority to define 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 8 relating to eliminating registers of probate. Providing that part II, article 71 be amended to eliminate registers of probate. Died
CACR 9 relating to terms of office for state officers. Providing that terms shall be for 4 years. Died
CACR 10 relating to sessions of the legislature. Providing that there be no secret sessions of the legislature. Died
CACR 11 relating to elections. Providing that a majority of selectmen shall be present at certain polling places. Died
CACR 12 relating to the election of judges. Providing that judges be elected for specific terms. Died
CACR 13 relating to the administrative head of the courts. Providing that the chief justice of the supreme court shall make rules governing employees of the courts and the practice and procedure to be followed in the courts. Died
CACR 14 relating to natural rights of children. Providing that children have a natural right to be protected by their parents. Died
CACR 15 relating to legal actions. Providing that taxpayers have standing to bring actions against the government. Passed both chambers, ratified by the voters
CACR 16 Relating to privacy. Providing that an individual's right to live free of governmental intrusion is natural, essential, and inherent. Passed both chambers, ratified by the voters
CACR 17 relating to initiative and referendum powers. Providing that initiative and referendum powers shall be reserved to the people of the state. Died
CACR 18 relating to recall elections. Providing that the general court may authorize recall elections. Died
CACR 19 relating to right to govern. Providing that the people of the state may enact local laws that protect health, safety and welfare. Died
CACR 20 relating to the retirement age of judges. Providing that the retirement age of judges be increased. Died
CACR 21 relative to alcohol and drug abuse prevention. Providing that a portion of liquor commission revenue shall be used for alcohol and drug abuse prevention. Died
CACR 22 relating to rights for crime victims. Providing that crime victims shall be afforded constitutional rights. Died

Senate bills 534

SB 1-FN-A reducing the rate of the business profits tax. Interim Study
SB 2-FN-A reducing the rates of the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax. Died
SB 3 relative to domicile for voting purposes. Became Law
SB 7-FN-LOCAL relative to eligibility for food stamps and establishing the Granite Workforce pilot program. Died
SB 8-FN relative to school attendance in towns with no public schools. Became Law
SB 9 relative to the admissibility of proffered evidence in sexual assault cases. Became Law
SB 10-FN relative to dairy farmer relief. Became Law
SB 11-FN prohibiting collective bargaining agreements that require employees to join or contribute to a labor union. Died
SB 12-FN repealing the licensing requirement for carrying a concealed pistol or revolver. Became Law
SB 13 repealing the administrative attachment of the police standards and training council to the community college system of New Hampshire and repealing the statutes governing the New Hampshire technical institute security force. Became Law
SB 14 relative to the use of amber lights by plow operators. Died
SB 15 relative to the law regarding therapeutic use of cannabis. Died
SB 16 reauthorizing the commission to study apportionment of gross business profits under RSA 77-A and the committee to study the process by which business names are authorized by the secretary of state. Became Law
SB 17 relative to treatment for hepatitis C under the law relative to use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes. Became Law
SB 18 relative to reinstatement of foreign corporations and foreign limited liability partnerships. Became Law
SB 19 relative to warrant articles that have been submitted to the department of revenue administration. Died
SB 20 relative to liquid chromatograph tests for intoxication. Became Law
SB 21 relative to licensure and continuing education of architects. Became Law
SB 22 relative to employer immunity for disclosure of certain worker employment information. Died
SB 23 legalizing firecrackers. Became Law
SB 24 relative to examinations by the insurance commissioner. Became Law
SB 25 relative to small claims resulting from accidents due to activities of the department of transportation. Became Law
SB 26 relative to the definition of "facility caregivers" under the use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes law. Became Law
SB 27 relative to grip height of motorcycles. Became Law
SB 28 relative to salvage certificates of titles for motor vehicles. Died
SB 29 relative to persons authorized to sign corporate documents. Died
SB 30 defining woodland buffers and relative to such woodland buffers for the purposes of the shoreland protection act. Became Law
SB 31 authorizing decal plates for the University of New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 32 relative to penalties for violation of political advertising laws. Died
SB 33 relative to the definition of political advocacy organization. Died
SB 34 relative to recovery of costs for damage done to highways. Died
SB 35 relative to the guidelines of the legislative ethics committee. Became Law
SB 36 establishing a committee to study the Laconia state school property. Died
SB 37 relative to tip pooling. Became Law
SB 38-FN making an appropriation to the department of transportation for local highway aid and aid for municipal bridges, relative to distribution of highway aid, and relative to red list bridges. Became Law
SB 39 relative to automobile insurance cancellation. Died
SB 40 relative to electronic wills. Died
SB 41-FN-A establishing a fund to forgive certain educational debt and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 42 eliminating the hearing requirement for late reinstatement of corporations. Became Law
SB 43 relative to nonacademic surveys, questionnaires, or evaluations administered by a public school to its students. Became Law
SB 44 prohibiting the state from requiring implementation of common core standards and relative to the amendment or approval of academic standards. Became Law
SB 45 requiring a course in civics for high school graduation. Became Law
SB 46 relative to participation in public school cocurricular programs offered in another school district. Died
SB 47 relative to enforcement of election laws. Died
SB 48 establishing a commission to study the efficiency and effectiveness of fish and game department operations. Became Law
SB 49 relative to permits for solid waste facilities. Interim Study
SB 50 relative to members of the site evaluation committee. Died
SB 51 establishing a committee to review subsidies for energy projects provided by the renewable portfolio standard. Became Law
SB 52 relative to reporting requirements regarding revenue generated from safe boater education certificates. Became Law
SB 53 relative to regulation of appraisal management companies by the real estate appraiser board. Became Law
SB 54 relative to the licensure of alcohol and drug counselors, requiring occupational regulatory boards and commissions to post reciprocity information, and establishing a committee to study licensure of alcohol and drug counselors. Became Law
SB 55 relative to the servicing of backflow devices and arrest powers of fire marshals. Died
SB 56-FN-A-LOCAL relative to adequate education grant payments to certain municipalities. Died
SB 57-FN-A making appropriations to the department of environmental services for the purposes of funding eligible drinking water and wastewater projects under the state aid grant program and relative to making an appropriation from the drinking water and groundwater trust fund to the department of environmental services to address drinking water contamination in Amherst. Became Law
SB 58 relative to the authority of the department of state. Became Law
SB 59 relative to blood testing orders. Became Law
SB 60 relative to chemical analyses of controlled drugs. Became Law
SB 61 relative to medical records of a deceased spouse or next of kin. Became Law
SB 62 relative to rulemaking of the midwifery council on the scope of practice. Died
SB 63 relative to record management of abuse and neglect reports, establishing a pilot program regarding electronic storage of abuse and neglect records, and establishing the excess appropriation allocation account in the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 64 establishing a committee to study medication synchronization. Became Law
SB 65 relative to vaccines administered by pharmacists. Became Law
SB 66-FN including a fetus in the definition of "another" for purposes of certain criminal offenses. Became Law
SB 67 relative to the authority of state police employees. Became Law
SB 68 relative to sentencing for violations of probation. Became Law
SB 69 requiring registered sex offenders to report online identifiers. Became Law
SB 70 relative to disclosure of expert testimony in civil cases. Died
SB 71 relative to the law governing alimony. Became Law
SB 72 establishing a committee to study certain investments by municipalities. Became Law
SB 73 relative to septic requirements in conversions to accessory dwellings. Died
SB 74-FN relative to economic revitalization zone tax credits. Died
SB 75-FN establishing a tax credit against business profits taxes for donations to career and technical education centers. Interim Study
SB 76-FN-A establishing an option to rebate the research and development tax credit against business profits taxes, and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 77-FN-A relative to expense deductions under the business profits tax. Died
SB 78 relative to confidentiality of state tax records in state administrative or judicial proceedings. Became Law
SB 79 relative to taxation of historic residential structures. Died
SB 80 relative to implementation of the all veterans' tax credit, and relative to applications for recovery from the FRM victims' contribution recovery fund. Became Law
SB 81 relative to licensing of mortgage loan originators from another state. Became Law
SB 82 relative to labeling for maple syrup. Died
SB 83-FN-LOCAL relative to the state minimum wage. Died
SB 84 relative to payment of workers' compensation benefits by direct deposit. Became Law
SB 85 amending the Uniform Securities Act. Became Law
SB 86 relative to the regulation of banks, trusts, and credit unions by the banking department. Became Law
SB 87-FN relative to on-premises sales by liquor manufacturers. Died
SB 88-FN authorizing wine manufacturer retail outlets. Died
SB 89 relative to the relationship between a franchisor and a franchisee. Became Law
SB 90-FN adjusting the minimum employer's contribution rate for unemployment insurance. Died
SB 91 relative to the title loan default process. Became Law
SB 92 relative to the consumer complaint process at the banking department. Became Law
SB 93 relative to adoption of the Uniform Access to Digital Assets Act. Died
SB 94-FN-A making a capital appropriation for affordable housing. Died
SB 95-FN amending the salary grade for the chairman of the public utilities commission. Died
SB 96-FN relative to the compensation of the boxing and wrestling commission. Became Law
SB 97-FN-A relative to funding the New Hampshire agricultural lands program. Died
SB 98-FN eliminating the statute of limitations on sexual assault. Interim Study
SB 99-A funding the New Hampshire Internet crimes against children task force. Died
SB 100-FN-A making a general fund appropriation for continuation of the project development phase of the New Hampshire capital rail corridor project. Died
SB 101-FN relative to enrollment eligibility for regional career and technical education programs and relative to high school students participating in New Hampshire's dual and concurrent enrollment program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 102 relative to eligibility of school district employees for Family and Medical Leave Act. Died
SB 103 limiting food and beverage advertising and marketing on school property. Died
SB 104 relative to career and technical education. Became Law
SB 105-FN-LOCAL making an appropriation for the replacement of heat and hot water systems in the Concord school district. Died
SB 106 relative to eligibility to vote. Died
SB 107 establishing an independent redistricting commission. Died
SB 108 relative to absentee ballot applications. Became Law
SB 109 authorizing a moderator to conduct a verification count of machine-counted ballots. Died
SB 110 declaring the painted turtle to be the reptile of the biennium. Became Law
SB 111 establishing a bipartisan commission to evaluate New Hampshire’s response to Russian interference in our democracy. Died
SB 112 establishing a council on the creative economy. Died
SB 113 relative to an electronic poll book trial program. Became Law
SB 114 prohibiting a candidate from receiving the nomination of more than one party. Died
SB 115 relative to political contributions made by limited liability companies. Died
SB 116 requiring notice to affected municipalities of energy facility siting. Became Law
SB 117-FN making an appropriation for stormwater management and flood resilience grants. Died
SB 118 defining pervious surfaces in the shoreland water quality protection act. Became Law
SB 119 relative to the length of docks on a water body and boat slips. Died
SB 120 relative to the authority of the public utilities commission to regulate telecommunications service providers. Died
SB 121 establishing a commission to determine if the department of environmental services should request delegation of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System from the Environmental Protection Agency. Became Law
SB 122 relative to public utility leases. Died
SB 123 establishing a commission to study a carbon reduction investment program for New Hampshire. Died
SB 124 establishing a commission to study municipal regulation and incentives for solar energy. Died
SB 125 establishing a committee to study transmission, distribution, generation, and other costs in the state's electricity system. Became Law
SB 126 relative to eligibility of hospitals with renewable energy projects for funds from the renewable energy fund. Died
SB 127 relative to dissolved oxygen water quality standards. Became Law
SB 128 relative to the policy goal of electric utility restructuring. Interim Study
SB 129 requiring a portion of the renewable energy fund to benefit low to moderate income residential customers, relative to electric renewable energy classes, relative to the class rate for biomass, and relative to requirements for incentive payments from the renewable energy fund. Became Law
SB 130 relative to classification of certain state employee positions. Became Law
SB 131-FN-A establishing a cross border drug interdiction program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 132 relative to historic burial grounds and cemeteries. Became Law
SB 133-FN relative to security screening at state correctional facilities. Became Law
SB 134 relative to electronic tolling at certain tolling facilities and relative to optional anonymous transponders. Died
SB 135-FN relative to the regulation of electricians. Became Law
SB 136 eliminating the land use board and requiring approval of federal land acquisitions by the governor and council. Died
SB 137-FN relative to temporary licensure of certain nurses seeking licensure by endorsement from the board of nursing. Became Law
SB 138 relative to state procurement of goods and services. Became Law
SB 139 relative to the licensure of medical imaging professionals. Died
SB 140 relative to the independent investment committee in the New Hampshire retirement system. Became Law
SB 141 relative to warnings prior to the imposition of civil fines assessed by state agencies. Died
SB 142 relative to honoring E. Maude Ferguson, the first woman elected to the New Hampshire senate. Became Law
SB 143 relative to court requests for documents in conjunction with petitions for guardianship of a minor and guardianship of an incapacitated person. Became Law
SB 144-FN relative to qualifying medical conditions for the therapeutic use of cannabis and relative to registry identification cards. Died
SB 145 prohibiting smoking in motor vehicles when a passenger under the age of 16 is in the vehicle. Died
SB 146-FN requiring the department of health and human services to develop a centralized state system for transporting persons subject to involuntary emergency admission. Died
SB 147 establishing a committee to study mental health and social service business process alignment and information system interoperability. Became Law
SB 148 establishing a commission to study grandfamilies in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 149 authorizing individuals and certain businesses to purchase health insurance from out-of-state companies. Died
SB 150 relative to pharmacist administration of vaccines. Became Law
SB 151 relative to arbitration agreements in nursing home contracts. Interim Study
SB 152 relative to criminal history background checks for certain health care workers. Became Law
SB 153-FN-A making an appropriation for early childhood intervention services. Died
SB 154 making oral contraceptives available without a prescription. Interim Study
SB 155 relative to implementation of the Medicaid managed care program. Became Law
SB 156 relative to pharmacy pricing. Died
SB 157 relative to network adequacy and consumer rights under the managed care law. Became Law
SB 158 relative to authorization for clinician-prescribed substance use disorder services. Became Law
SB 159 relative to qualifying medical conditions for the purposes of therapeutic cannabis. Died
SB 160 authorizing religious nonmedical personnel, consistent with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services guidelines, to certify eligibility for walking disability plates and placards. Died
SB 161 establishing a commission to evaluate the direct care workforce and preparedness of long-term care and support services for aging adults with dementia or other cognitive brain injuries. Became Law
SB 162 establishing a procedure for the annulment of a mental health record. Died
SB 163-FN relative to live medical testimony in courts. Died
SB 164-FN establishing a commission to study repealing the statute of limitations and limitations on actions for sexual assault. Died
SB 165-FN authorizing periodic payments as security after a motor vehicle accident. Became Law
SB 166 relative to termination of the parent-child relationship in cases of sexual assault. Became Law
SB 167 relative to the burden of proof in termination of parental rights cases. Became Law
SB 168 relative to increasing the maximum amount of the optional veterans tax credit. Died
SB 169 relative to the definition of agritourism. Died
SB 170 relative to the authority of towns to issue bonds for the expansion of broadband infrastructure. Became Law
SB 171-LOCAL relative to the perambulation of towns. Died
SB 172-FN relative to non-menace dams. Became Law
SB 173 relative to the use of accessory dwelling units. Died
SB 174-LOCAL relative to municipal parking surcharges and parking maintenance and operations. Died
SB 175 naming a certain bridge on Route 9 in Madbury the Allyn Jennison Bridge. Became Law
SB 176 to officially retain the name of a bridge in the city of Lebanon as Lyman Bridge. Became Law
SB 177 naming a bridge in Groveton in honor of George Langley and Lyle Hersom. Became Law
SB 178-FN relative to motor vehicle registration transfer credits. Died
SB 179-FN-A making appropriations for the operation, maintenance, and repair of certain welcome centers and rest areas in Coos county. Died
SB 180-FN including low digit number plates as vanity plates. Died
SB 181 relative to the regulation of biodiesel. Became Law
SB 182 relative to meals and rooms tax annual revenue reporting by the department of revenue administration. Died
SB 183-FN establishing the New Hampshire technology sector marketing tax credit. Interim Study
SB 184 modifying the research and development tax credit for first-time recipients of the credit. Died
SB 185 extending the community revitalization tax relief program to coastal properties subject to storm surge, sea level rise, and extreme precipitation. Became Law
SB 186 establishing a committee to study the tax characterization of stormwater utility fees. Died
SB 187 clarifying the application of the road toll. Became Law
SB 188-FN establishing a nonpartisan revenue estimator position in the department of administrative services. Died
SB 189-FN requiring insurance policies to cover 3-D mammography. Became Law
SB 190-FN repealing the sunset provision on the first responder's critical injury benefit fund. Became Law
SB 191-FN establishing keno and relative to funding for kindergarten. Became Law
SB 192-FN relative to state contributions to public school renovations. Died
SB 193-FN establishing education freedom savings accounts for students. Interim Study
SB 194-FN authorizing online voter registration. Died
SB 195-FN-LOCAL relative to fees for operation of a heating and agitation device in public waters. Interim Study
SB 196-FN-A relative to liquor revenues deposited into the alcohol abuse prevention and treatment fund. Died
SB 197-FN-A making an appropriation to the department of justice to enforce election and lobbying laws. Died
SB 198-FN relative to electronic publication by the probate division. Died
SB 199 relative to limited driving privileges after an administrative license suspension. Died
SB 200-FN relative to incarceration for nonpayment of an assessment or nonperformance of community service. Became Law
SB 201 relative to providing pamphlets containing the asbestos regulations to persons engaging in renovation or demolition of structures. Died
SB 202-FN allowing community investment in a development finance institution. Died
SB 203-FN requiring the department of transportation to alleviate safety issues at an intersection in Ossipee. Died
SB 204-FN relative to Purple Heart and Pearl Harbor survivor number plates. Became Law
SB 205-FN-A establishing the small business jobs fund and tax credit. Interim Study
SB 206-FN relative to wagering on simulcast racing. Became Law
SB 207-FN-A relative to the tax on chewing tobacco. Died
SB 208-FN establishing a working families property tax refund program. Died
SB 209-FN relative to the tobacco use prevention and cessation program. Died
SB 210 relative to certain positions in the insurance department. Became Law
SB 211-FN establishing a statewide law enforcement data network. Died
SB 212-FN establishing the physical therapy licensure compact. Became Law
SB 213-FN waiving initial licensure fees for certain applicants for occupational or professional licenses. Died
SB 214-FN relative to privatization of state services. Interim Study
SB 215-FN permitting the university system of New Hampshire and the community college system of New Hampshire to participate in the state health insurance plan. Became Law
SB 216-FN relative to differential pay for state troopers and relative to crowd control by marine patrol officers. Became Law
SB 217-FN requiring admission without charge to state parks for children. Died
SB 218-FN relative to public assistance for certain persons. Died
SB 219-FN-A relative to a one-time allowance for certain state retirees. Interim Study
SB 220-FN relative to the definition of mental illness for purposes of mental health services. Interim Study
SB 221-FN relative to food safety. Became Law
SB 222 relative to the New Hampshire birth conditions program and relative to the administration of certain prescription medication for treatment of a communicable disease. Became Law
SB 223-FN-A relative to staffing recommendations from the quality assurance review of the division of children, youth and families. Died
SB 224-FN relative to conversion therapy seeking to change a person's sexual orientation. Died
SB 225-FN revising the New Hampshire trust code. Became Law
SB 226-FN relative to eliminating the waiting period before eligibility to receive unemployment benefits. Died
SB 227-FN relative to a workforce development and training fund. Died
SB 228-FN-A establishing the New Hampshire college graduate retention incentive partnership (NH GRIP). Died
SB 229-FN-LOCAL relative to appraisals of residential property, procedures in eminent domain proceedings, and expenditures from the energy efficiency fund. Died
SB 230-FN establishing the Uniform Power of Attorney Act. Became Law
SB 231-FN relative to status for part-time retired judges. Died
SB 232-FN-LOCAL relative to the issuance of a summons instead of arrest. Died
SB 233-FN relative to the legalization and regulation of marijuana and establishing a committee to study the legalization of marijuana. Died
SB 234-FN relative to hypodermic syringes and needles containing residual amounts of controlled drugs and authorizing the operation of syringe service programs in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 235-FN relative to Medicaid reimbursement to schools for students with medical needs. Became Law
SB 236-FN making the Medicaid expansion law permanent. Died
SB 237-FN relative to telemedicine services. Became Law
SB 238-FN relative to the usual and customary price of filling a prescription. Died
SB 239-FN establishing the position of associate commissioner in the department of health and human services, the office of the child advocate, and the oversight commission for children's services and juvenile justice. Died
SB 240-FN-LOCAL relative to the monitoring and treatment of contaminated wells. Interim Study
SB 241-FN-A requiring the department of transportation and the department of resources and economic development to determine a location for a visitor center in Cheshire county. Died
SB 242-FN-A-LOCAL relative to video lottery and table gaming. Died
SB 243-FN-A relative to complete streets policies, establishing a complete streets pilot program, and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 244-FN-A relative to exemption of income from taxation under the tax on interest and dividends. Died
SB 245-FN-A establishing a committee to study unemployment tax discounts. Died
SB 246-FN relative to credit union branching authority. Became Law
SB 247-FN-A preventing childhood lead poisoning from paint and water. Became Law
SB 248 establishing a committee to study the rescheduling of elections and relative to absentee voter signatures. Became Law
SB 249 relative to procedures for determining and disclosing exculpatory evidence in a police officer's personnel file. Died
SB 300 naming a certain bridge connecting Dover and Newington the Ruth L. Griffin bridge and establishing the fallen state troopers' memorial committee. Became Law
SB 301-FN temporarily reducing the real estate transfer tax for first-time home buyers. Interim Study
SB 303 relative to a security freeze on a consumer's credit report. Became Law
SB 309-FN regulating groundwater pollution caused by polluting emissions in the air and relative to standards for perfluorochemicals in drinking water, ambient groundwater, and surface water. Became Law
SB 310-FN establishing a committee to study the feasibility of establishing community-based services pilot programs. Became Law
SB 311 clarifying rules of construction under the New Hampshire Trust Code. Became Law
SB 312 clarifying the New Hampshire Foundation Act. Became Law
SB 313-FN reforming New Hampshire's Medicaid and Premium Assistance Program, establishing the granite workforce pilot program, and relative to certain liquor funds. Became Law
SB 314 relative to regulation of mortgage bankers, brokers, servicers, and originators. Became Law
SB 315 relative to the definitions of beverage and of mead. Became Law
SB 316 relative to the regulation of online auctions. Became Law
SB 317-FN relative to veterans' preference in public employment. Interim Study
SB 318 relative to posting and notification requirements for employers, establishing criteria for workplace inspections, and amending certain provisions of the youth employment law. Became Law
SB 319 relative to exempt securities. Became Law
SB 320 relative to checklists used at elections. Became Law
SB 321 relative to group host net energy metering. Became Law
SB 322 relative to access to a water utility. Interim Study
SB 323 relative to rehiring of laid off classified state employees. Became Law
SB 324-FN allowing an optional retirement system allowance to include a subsequent remarriage of a divorced retiree. Became Law
SB 325 establishing a committee to study the consolidation of the board of mental health practice and the board of licensing for alcohol and other drug use professionals. Died
SB 326 relative to the functions of the division of historical resources. Died
SB 327 relative to the medical review subcommittee of the board of medicine and time limits for allegations of professional misconduct before the board. Became Law
SB 328 relative to attorney general membership on certain committees and repealing the criminal justice information system. Became Law
SB 329 relative to inspections of county correctional facilities. Died
SB 330 requiring the department of environmental services to give certain persons time to cure violations before imposing a penalty. Died
SB 331 prohibiting Medicaid from paying for sex reassignment drug or hormone therapy or surgery. Died
SB 332 relative to medication synchronization. Became Law
SB 333 relative to pharmacy interns and vaccinations. Became Law
SB 334-FN relative to temporary licensure of allied health professionals from nearby states, and reciprocal and temporary licensure for occupations and professions for persons from other states. Became Law
SB 335 establishing a committee to review compensation in asbestos litigation and to study ways to promote transparency, fairness, and timeliness of payment in asbestos litigation. Died
SB 336 relative to the judicial district for the town of Waterville Valley and the unincorporated place of Livermore. Became Law
SB 337 relative to the human rights commission. Died
SB 338 relative to the growing of cannabis if it becomes legal. Interim Study
SB 339 relative to voting by zoning boards of adjustment. Became Law
SB 340 relative to the commissioner of revenue administration's assessment report. Became Law
SB 341 relative to the veterans' property tax credit for service-connected disability. Became Law
SB 342 requiring identification of specific items in the default budget. Became Law
SB 343 relative to legislative ethics guidelines. Became Law
SB 344-FN authorizing New England Donor Services, Inc. to issue decals for multi-use decal number plates. Died
SB 345 naming a bridge in the town of Lincoln in honor of the Clark Family. Became Law
SB 346 relative to requiring enhanced technology ignition interlock devices. Became Law
SB 347 relative to seasonal highway weight limits. Died
SB 348 relative to senior-specific certifications or designations for securities broker-dealers. Became Law
SB 349 relative to course requirements in a career and technical education program. Became Law
SB 350 relative to biological products dispensed by pharmacists. Interim Study
SB 351 relative to managed care programs under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 352-FN relative to examinations of injured employees under workers' compensation law. Interim Study
SB 353-FN relative to direct shippers of alcohol. Died
SB 354 relative to disclosure of information relative to lower cost drugs under the managed care law. Died
SB 355-FN relative to the names of the colleges in the community college system and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 356 adding a representative from the community college system to the apprenticeship advisory council. Became Law
SB 357 relative to safe school zones and relative to syringe service programs. Became Law
SB 358 relative to reorganization of the department of education. Became Law
SB 359 relative to notice to school districts of out-of-home placements. Became Law
SB 360 establishing a commission to study whether the department of education should be required to conduct criminal history records checks, via a fingerprint check, on all applicants for teacher certification. Became Law
SB 361 relative to dual and concurrent enrollment agreements between high schools and colleges and universities. Died
SB 362 requiring disclosure of federal income tax returns by presidential and vice-presidential candidates. Died
SB 363 prohibiting political expenditures by foreign nationals. Became Law
SB 364 establishing a commission to study the establishment of a searchable database to verify that each vote was properly recorded. Died
SB 365 relative to the use of renewable generation to provide fuel diversity. Became Law
SB 366 relative to membership and procedures of the site evaluation committee. Became Law
SB 367 relative to public utilities commission review of group host agreements. Became Law
SB 368 establishing an exemption from shoreland protection permitting requirements for maintenance and repairs of existing roads and for borings and test wells. Became Law
SB 369-FN relative to the publication of the rulemaking register. Became Law
SB 370-FN adopting the emergency medical services personnel licensure interstate compact. Became Law
SB 371 establishing the Meldrim Thomson, Jr. Memorial Commission. Died
SB 372-FN-A establishing positions in the office of professional licensure and certification and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 373 requiring rulemaking by the department of corrections. Died
SB 374 relative to adoption of emergency medical and trauma services protocols. Became Law
SB 375 requiring gross expenditures and funding in the state operating budget. Died
SB 376-FN relative to the sale of certain cold medications. Became Law
SB 377-FN relative to the regulation of dentists and dental hygienists by the board of dental examiners. Became Law
SB 378-FN relative to an exemption from the board of registration of medical technicians. Died
SB 379 relative to retroactive denials of previously paid claims. Became Law
SB 380 relative to the therapeutic use of cannabis. Became Law
SB 381 deleting immunization/vaccination requirements for Hepatitis B. Died
SB 382 relative to a plan for the dissolution of cooperative school districts. Became Law
SB 383 establishing a commission to recommend policies that will enhance access to affordable health care for all New Hampshire residents. Died
SB 384 relative to written certification under the use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes law. Became Law
SB 385 establishing a foster care children's bill of rights. Became Law
SB 386 relative to access to criminal records. Became Law
SB 387-FN relative to liability of governmental units. Became Law
SB 388 relative to dispensary locations for therapeutic cannabis. Became Law
SB 389 relative to administrative fees on restitution. Became Law
SB 390-FN establishing the office of solicitor general in the department of justice and establishing an unclassified attorney position in the department of justice. Became Law
SB 391-FN relative to sexual assault survivors' rights. Became Law
SB 392 establishing a commission to study and evaluate the impact of the discharge of state prisoners. Became Law
SB 393 relative to county financial audits, performance audits, and forensic audits. Died
SB 394 enabling municipalities to establish term limits for elected officials. Died
SB 395 relative to access to records under the right-to-know law. Died
SB 396-FN relative to gold star number plates. Became Law
SB 397-FN authorizing the university system of New Hampshire to issue decals for multi-use decal plates. Died
SB 398 relative to information contained in certain motor vehicle records. Became Law
SB 399 naming a bridge in Concord in honor of David E. Powelson. Became Law
SB 400 relative to traveler information signs on highways. Died
SB 401 relative to repair of roads not maintained by a municipality. Died
SB 402 naming a portion of route 110 in Berlin in honor of Anthony B. Urban. Became Law
SB 403-LOCAL relative to the exemption for recreational vehicles from property taxation. Died
SB 404-FN-A phasing out the tax on interest and dividends. Died
SB 405 enabling municipalities to adopt a separate exemption against the statewide property tax for certain long-term residents. Died
SB 406-FN requiring background checks for access to Internal Revenue Service federal tax information. Became Law
SB 407 relative to membership of the McAuliffe-Shepard discovery center board. Became Law
SB 408-FN licensing historic racing. Interim Study
SB 409-FN relative to the taxation of moist snuff tobacco products. Interim Study
SB 410-FN establishing a commission to study creating a boat safe card. Became Law
SB 411-FN-A relative to the research and development tax credit. Died
SB 412 relative to agritourism. Became Law
SB 413 relative to name availability for business organizations and relative to reinstatement of a limited liability company. Became Law
SB 414-FN establishing a condominium dispute resolution board. Interim Study
SB 415 relative to condominium unit owners' special meetings and voting proxies. Became Law
SB 416 relative to transportation network company drivers. Became Law
SB 417 relative to days of rest for employees of recreation camps and youth skill camps. Became Law
SB 418 relative to wine samples and samples for consumption on the premises of a beverage manufacturer. Became Law
SB 419 relative to votes by condominium unit owners. Died
SB 420 relative to collective bargaining under the right-to-know law. Died
SB 421 relative to insurance coverage for prescription contraceptives. Became Law
SB 422 relative to advance notice of work schedules. Died
SB 423 relative to noncompete clauses for low-wage employees. Died
SB 424 relative to property and casualty insurance. Became Law
SB 425 relative to limited liability companies. Became Law
SB 426 relative to the commission on primary care workforce issues. Died
SB 427 limiting the liability of successor corporations for asbestos-related claims. Died
SB 428 relative to the payment of weekly and biweekly wages. Became Law
SB 429-FN establishing a consumer services program within the insurance department. Became Law
SB 430 relative to priority of liens for liability for support of assisted persons. Died
SB 431 relative to non-academic surveys required to be filed by school districts to maintain federal funding. Died
SB 432-FN-LOCAL establishing a commission to study whether it is in the best interest of students to require schools to offer an SAT preparation course as an elective. Died
SB 433 relative to the annual filing of statistical reports to the department of education and relative to retention of pupil registers kept on a computer. Became Law
SB 434 relative to school nurse certification. Died
SB 435 relative to alternative programs for granting credit leading to graduation. Became Law
SB 436 relative to tuition in the community college system. Became Law
SB 437 relative to the robotics education development program. Became Law
SB 438 relative to the postponement of local elections. Died
SB 439 repealing the authority to share voter information or data with other states. Died
SB 440-FN relative to prohibited political contributions. Interim Study
SB 441 relative to grading policies in schools. Died
SB 442 relative to surety indemnification requirements for private postsecondary career schools. Became Law
SB 443 relative to the jurisdiction of counties concerning retail electric supply, and allowing the Carroll county convention to employ a delegation coordinator. Became Law
SB 444 relative to cutting timber near certain waters and public highways. Became Law
SB 445 designating the Warner River as a protected river. Became Law
SB 446 relative to net energy metering limits for customer-generators. Died
SB 447 relative to issuance of renewable energy certificates. Died
SB 448 establishing a commission to study the establishment of a state department of energy. Died
SB 449 relative to the site evaluation committee. Interim Study
SB 450-FN-A establishing an advisory commission for the department of environmental services relative to the delegation of authority of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program. Became Law
SB 451 relative to wildlife trafficking. Became Law
SB 452 relative to renewable energy fund incentive payments. Died
SB 453 relative to requirements and criteria for a competitive grant program for drinking water protection and relative to fluoride in municipal water systems. Became Law
SB 454 relative to ambient water quality standards and maximum contaminant levels for certain perflourinated chemicals. Died
SB 455 relative to state employees injured in the line of duty. Became Law
SB 456 relative to the appointment of the state medical director for emergency medical services. Became Law
SB 457-FN waiving initial licensure fees for indigent applicants for certain professions. Died
SB 458 authorizing the purchase of retirement system creditable service by a certain surviving spouse. Became Law
SB 459 relative to reciprocity for licensure as a real estate broker or salesperson. Became Law
SB 460 relative to the terms and qualifications for the adjutant general and deputy adjutant general. Died
SB 461 relative to continuing education for real estate brokers and salespersons. Became Law
SB 462-FN relative to occupational licensure, certification, or registration for persons with criminal records, and relative to license applicants for barbering, cosmetology, esthetics, and manicuring. Died
SB 463-FN establishing an architectural paint can recycling program. Died
SB 464 relative to the procedure for driveway permits. Interim Study
SB 465-FN relative to documentation requirements for the department of labor. Died
SB 466 relative to political activities of commissioners of state agencies. Died
SB 467-FN-A relative to the state art fund. Died
SB 468-FN-A relative to fines and penalties collected by the department of environmental services. Interim Study
SB 469 relative to the appropriation of funds from the equipment inventory fund. Became Law
SB 470-FN relative to positions within the insurance department. Became Law
SB 471 relative to the authority of municipalities to address potential natural threats. Became Law
SB 472 establishing a committee to study the creation of an economic improvement fund. Died
SB 473 relative to employment contract restrictions upon certain health care providers. Became Law
SB 474 establishing a committee to study group home rate parity. Became Law
SB 475 relative to testing for Lyme disease. Interim Study
SB 476 establishing a committee to study reinstituting the unemployed parent program. Became Law
SB 477 establishing a therapeutic cannabis medical oversight board. Became Law
SB 478 establishing an advisory council on lactation. Became Law
SB 479 relative to the oversight commission on children's services and relative to the commission to review child abuse fatalities. Became Law
SB 480 limiting the use of electroconvulsive therapy. Died
SB 481 establishing a committee to study the impact of pharmacy benefit manager operations on cost, administration, and distribution of prescription drugs. Became Law
SB 482-FN relative to confidential emergency medical and trauma services data. Became Law
SB 483 relative to procedures for dispensing controlled drugs. Interim Study
SB 484 reestablishing the commission to address child hunger in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 485 establishing a committee to study the relationship between concierge medicine and New Hampshire and federal health insurance law. Became Law
SB 486 establishing a commission to study enhancing the prescription drug donation program. Became Law
SB 487 relative to requirements for certain alcohol and other drug use professionals and establishing a state substance use disorder treatment services program. Became Law
SB 488 relative to licensure of health care professionals employed at the Manchester Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Became Law
SB 489 establishing a committee to study parental alienation in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 490 establishing a commission to study end-of-life choices. Died
SB 491 relative to food protection services in New Hampshire. Became Law
SB 492-FN prohibiting bump stocks in New Hampshire. Interim Study
SB 493 relative to procedures for determining and disclosing exculpatory evidence in a police officer's personnel file. Died
SB 494 relative to access to child abuse or neglect information by certain legislative committees. Died
SB 495 relative to certain court orders in a divorce/custody matter. Died
SB 496-FN relative to mediation for certain child support arrearages. Became Law
SB 497-FN relative to breast-feeding. Died
SB 498-FN requiring an annual report detailing activity related to forfeiture of personal property. Became Law
SB 499 relative to the applicability of certain DWI prohibitions. Died
SB 500 amending references to firearms terminology. Became Law
SB 501 relative to immunity for campground owners. Died
SB 502-FN relative to transparency and standards for acquisition transactions in health care. Interim Study
SB 503 relative to increasing the maximum amount of the optional veterans' tax credit. Became Law
SB 504-FN relative to sales of tax-deeded property. Became Law
SB 505 requiring abutter notice of the construction of a crematory. Became Law
SB 506 limiting amendments to warrant articles. Became Law
SB 507 proclaiming June as post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI) awareness month. Became Law
SB 508 establishing a committee to study the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other related disorders among first responders. Died
SB 509 allowing municipalities to require income and expense information of business properties for tax appraisals. Died
SB 510 relative to municipal notice of leases on tax-exempt property. Became Law
SB 511 establishing an optional tax credit for combat service. Became Law
SB 512 relative to compact sections of towns. Became Law
SB 513 establishing September as New Hampshire recovery month. Became Law
SB 514-FN establishing a commission to create a New Hampshire recovery memorial. Interim Study
SB 515 relative to commemorative license plates. Became Law
SB 516 prohibiting motorcycle-only checkpoints. Became Law
SB 517 establishing an electric vehicle charging stations infrastructure commission. Became Law
SB 518 relative to agency reports of real property owned or leased by the department. Interim Study
SB 519 relative to the purchase of property for the construction of roads. Became Law
SB 520-FN relative to organizations authorized to issue decals for multi-use decal plates and relative to autonomous vehicles. Died
SB 521-FN authorizing Sophia's Fund to issue decals for multi-use decal plates. Died
SB 522 relative to alteration of speed limits. Died
SB 523-FN requiring public school students to receive training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of an automated external defibrillator device. Died
SB 524-FN relative to head injury policies for the community college system of New Hampshire and the university system of New Hampshire. Interim Study
SB 525-FN prohibiting the distribution of adult education financial assistance to any student who is not a legal resident. Interim Study
SB 526-FN relative to school food and nutrition programs. Died
SB 527-FN-LOCAL relative to absentee voting and relative to the statewide centralized voter registration database. Became Law
SB 528-FN-LOCAL relative to dam registration fees and relative to permit fees for constructing or reconstructing a dam. Interim Study
SB 529-FN requiring the department of environmental services to conduct a study regarding the Baker River in the town of Warren and making an appropriation for such study. Died
SB 530-FN relative to high voltage electric transmission lines in highway rights-of-ways. Interim Study
SB 531-FN relative to the office of professional licensure and certification. Became Law
SB 532-FN relative to group II status of certain department of corrections officials. Died
SB 533-FN relative to the composition and compensation of the personnel appeals board. Became Law
SB 534-FN relative to the classification of certain state employee positions and relative to a review of certain unclassified positions in the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 535-FN relative to licensure for the practice of professional art therapy and relative to certain revenues from the sale of commemorative liquor bottles of historic significance. Became Law
SB 536-FN relative to eligibility for death benefits for court security officers. Became Law
SB 537 conferring extraterritorial financing powers on the New Hampshire business finance authority. Became Law
SB 538-FN including police officers of the state office complex police force in group II of the retirement system. Became Law
SB 539-FN-A making appropriations to the department of education for adequate education grants and relative to certain provisions for Medicaid waivers. Became Law
SB 540-FN relative to the operation of keno games in unincorporated places and permitting keno games in cigar bars. Became Law
SB 541-FN-A relative to the presumption under workers' compensation requiring the reimbursement of costs associated with firefighters who have cancer. Became Law
SB 542-FN relative to the use of funds in the revenue stabilization reserve account for public health emergencies. Died
SB 543-FN relative to health care premium payments for certain retired state workers. Died
SB 544-FN transferring department of safety funds to the fire standards and training and emergency medical services fund. Became Law
SB 545-FN increasing the age for sales and possession of tobacco products. Died
SB 546-FN relative to purchasing alliances. Interim Study
SB 547 relative to unused prescription drugs. Interim Study
SB 548-FN relative to therapeutic intervention needs of infants diagnosed with neonatal abstinence syndrome. Died
SB 549-FN-A relative to plans of safe care for infants affected by substance abuse or withdrawal symptoms from prenatal drug exposure or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. Became Law
SB 550-FN relative to drop in or walk in clinics. Interim Study
SB 551-FN relative to deductibles under health insurance policies. Interim Study
SB 552-FN relative to transportation of trauma victims by first responders. Interim Study
SB 553-FN establishing a commission to study the incidence of post traumatic stress disorder in first responders and whether such disorder should be covered under workers' compensation. Became Law
SB 554-FN relative to the minimum hourly rate and employer-sponsored health benefits. Died
SB 555-FN-A establishing a citizens' right-to-know appeals commission and a right-to-know law ombudsman and making an appropriation therefor. Died
SB 556-FN relative to changes in bail procedures and procedures for annulment of a criminal record. Became Law
SB 557-FN establishing a board of housing development appeals. Interim Study
SB 558-FN relative to discrimination based on pregnancy or lactation. Interim Study
SB 559-FN-A establishing a committee to study the construction of sound barriers on type I and type II highways. Died
SB 560-FN-LOCAL relative to updating the state trails plan and making an appropriation therefor. Interim Study
SB 561-FN naming a bridge over the Little River between the towns of Plaistow and Atkinson the Lance Corporal Dimitrios Gavriel bridge. Became Law
SB 562-FN allowing the waiver of fees for reinstatement of a driver's license and registration in cases of demonstrated financial hardship. Died
SB 563-FN establishing a recovery friendly workplace initiatives tax credit against business taxes administered by the community development finance authority. Interim Study
SB 564-FN-A relative to a business tax exemption and a workforce development program for regenerative manufacturing businesses. Became Law
SB 565-FN relative to aircraft registration fees. Became Law
SB 566-FN establishing a commission to study certain aspects of the school bus driver shortage. Became Law
SB 567-FN relative to workforce development and job training. Interim Study
SB 568-FN relative to criminal history record checks for school employees and certain volunteers. Died
SB 569-FN relative to animal cruelty and establishing a commission to study cost of care for confiscated animals. Died
SB 570-FN relative to the work requirement for the child care scholarship program. Became Law
SB 571-FN requiring the department of health and human services to perform an efficiency audit. Died
SB 572-FN relative to the individual health insurance market. Interim Study
SB 573-FN-A relative to the controlled drug prescription health and safety program and making an appropriation therefor. Became Law
SB 574-FN clarifying the repayment period for parental reimbursement. Became Law
SB 575-FN relative to electric vehicle charging stations. Became Law
SB 576-FN relative to home health services rate setting. Died
SB 577 requiring the public utilities commission to revise its order affecting the Burgess BioPower plant in Berlin, prohibiting the import of certain liquid fuels, and relative to the production of useful thermal energy. Became Law
SB 578-FN relative to unclassified positions within the department of health and human services. Became Law
SB 579-FN relative to penalties for welfare fraud. Became Law
SB 580 relative to transfers of appropriated funds, amending a capital budget appropriation to allow for door replacements at the New Hampshire hospital, and transferring a capital budget appropriation for painting the ceiling of Representatives Hall to the legislative branch. Became Law
SB 581-FN relative to compounding of drugs and establishing a committee to study rulemaking authority for reconstituted drugs. Became Law
SB 582-FN authorizing an assessment to determine appropriate caseload and workload standards for the division for children, youth and families; establishing additional child protection services positions in the division for children, youth and families; relative to foster care and adoption programs and services; and making appropriations therefor. Died
SB 583-FN establishing a pilot program to eliminate employment barriers for certain parents. Died
SB 584-FN prohibiting electroconvulsive therapy on children 16 years of age or under. Died
SB 585-FN authorizing the New Hampshire Breast Cancer Coalition to issue decals for multi-use decal plates. Died
SB 586-FN-A-LOCAL relative to casino gambling. Died
SB 587-LOCAL relative to the collection of fees for public parking facilities. Died
SB 588-FN relative to inspections of laboratories and relative to loans for lead hazard remediation projects. Became Law
SB 589-FN relative to authorizing petitions to state licensing boards for review of an individual's criminal record concerning disqualification for licensure. Became Law
SB 590-FN-A relative to the state loan repayment program, the developmental disabilities wait list, involuntary admissions procedures, and the mental health system. Became Law
SB 591-FN relative to accreditation of health care providers by pharmacy benefit managers. Became Law
SB 592-FN-A relative to the child welfare system. Became Law
SB 593-FN relative to the penalty for capital murder. Died

Senate resolutions 8

SR 1 RESOLVED, that the Rules of the 2015-2016 Session be adopted as the Rules of the 2017-2018 Session, with the changes which have been provided here today. 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 meet in Joint Convention with the House of Representatives 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 with the House of Representatives 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 with the House of Representatives 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 Christopher T. Sununu, and for the taking of the oath by the Executive Council. Adopted by the Senate
SR 8 RESOLVED, that the Senate is ready to meet with the House of Representatives in Joint Convention for the purpose of hearing the Budget Address by his Excellency, Governor Chris Sununu. Adopted by the Senate

House joint resolutions 5

HJR 1-FN-A making restitution to Jeffery Frost for inappropriate prosecution. Died
HJR 2-FN-A making an appropriation for restitution to Joseph Haas as a result of failure of the clerk of the supreme court to process a notice of errors. Died
HJR 3-FN-A requiring payment of certain money to Timothy Rioux due to malfeasance of a judge in a child support reduction case. Died
HJR 4 urging Congress to apply laws equally to United States citizens and members of Congress. Died
HJR 5 that the New Hampshire house of representatives and senate reject hate, bigotry, and violence in all their forms. Died

HA 1

HA 1 seeking the removal from office of superior court judge James D. O'Neill, III. Died

SSSB 1

SSSB 1-FN establishing a commission to study ways to protect the New Hampshire advantage for New Hampshire businesses as a result of the uncertainty created from the recent United States Supreme Court decision on the collection of certain sales and use taxes. Died