The House took up 86 bills: 8 together on the consent calendar, then 78 one by one, listed below by bill.
Journal
House Journal 39
Votes Taken
3 roll calls, 1 division30 voice votes
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HB 466relative to absentee voting by college students.
HB 480relative to the domicile of assistant moderators and assistant town clerks who serve at polling places.
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HB 50exempting the department of transportation and the department of safety from the authority of the director of information services.
HB 86-FNrelative to employer remittances to the New Hampshire retirement system and relative to retirement contributions by certain legislative and constitutional officers.
HB 475permitting a candidate to designate the form in which his name shall be printed on the ballot and relative to the form of state general election ballots.
HB 484relative to checkout procedures after votes are cast.
What the House Did That Day
The record does not say what order these came in: the journal page is cited on only a few of them, so they are listed by bill.
relating to a limit on spending increases of 5 percent at all levels of government. state agency, city, town, school district, village district, water district, sewer district, couty or other governmental entity shall increase its total spending by more t
relating to removing members of the general court. secretary of state shall request the resignation of or shall remove, if resignation is refused, any member of the general court who is absent from the legislature for at least 50 percent of the session da
relating to voter initiative and referendum. constitutional amendments may be proposed, approved or rejected by citizen petition to the Secretary of State.
relating to limiting sweepstakes funds to educational purposes. that all moneys received from any state-run lottery, and all the interest received thereon, shall be used for educational purposes only.
exempting health care facilities and personnel from liability when performing medical procedures at the request of a law enforcement officer investigating a crime.
relative to purchasing airports, establishing airport districts, authorizing airport property tax base sharing agreements, and clarifying certain statutes relative to aeronautics.
establishing minimum mandatory fines for persons who violate certain liquor laws concerning those persons under the age of 21 years; and requiring that persons who purchase kegs of beer sign a keg purchase form.
enabling cities and towns to increase the veterans' exemption and the property tax exemption on residential property for a service- connected total disability.