The Senate took up 84 bills, in the order told below.
Journal
Senate Journal 20
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relative to expenditures by the public works bureau in excess of budget estimates, extending the lapse dates of certain appro- priations, making adjustments to certain capital projects' bond authoriza- tions, allowing the port authority to
establishing a committee to study mobile health care units, making certain appropriations, relative to possession of drugs while driving, and transferring funds within the board of nurses registration.
relative to state employee layoffs, classified state employees, the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services, changing revenue estimates, and establishing a waste reduction and recycling program.
relative to operational permits for public water systems, relative to classified positions in the division of water supply and pollution control, and creating a new PAU.
legalizing actions taken at town, school district and district meetings and relative to the collection of the town portion of taxes in the town of Hooksett.
relative to the 2-year statute of limitations on actions to recover pecuniary penalties and forfeitures and authorizing interception of wire or oral communications regarding solid and hazardous waste violations and regarding securities fraud.
relative to preparation of master jury lists by computer and a pilot program utilizing the driver's license list for the purpose of preparing master jury lists.
restricting the use of power motors on Garland Pond in the town of Moultonborough and annexing a portion of the town of Albany into the town of Sandwich.
relative to disciplinary actions against and expiration and renewal of licenses for licensees of the barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics board and making an appropriation for sending out license renewal notices.
relative to record books kept by the registers of deeds and relative to the relinquishment of any rights of the state in certain real property owned by Winconia, Incorporated in Laconia, New Hampshire.
relative to a study of care of the elderly and making an appropriation for meals on wheels, relative to the department of health and human services, and relative to certain food service establishments.
relative to abandoning and disposing of rail properties, relative to the railroad banking program and making an appropriation therefor, and relative to suspension and revocation of licenses for certain motor vehicle offenses and creating a
to make technical corrections in the retirement system laws and making an appropriation for the director of finance, and relative to eligibility for membership in the New Hampshire retirement system.
establishing a committee to study mobile health care units, making certain appropriations, relative to possession of drugs while driving, and transferring funds within the board of nurses registration.
relative to creditable service for teachers who job share, and making an appropriation therefor, establishing a study committee, and making certain supplemental appropriations.