The Senate took up 66 bills, listed below by bill.
Journal
Senate Journal 20
Votes Taken
9 roll calls, 2 divisions73 voice votes
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relative to the appointment of the executive director of the fish and game department and allowing the governor to make more frequent appointments to the fish and game commission.
relative to when municipal sewage disposal systems are considered public utilities and directing the university of New Hampshire and the department of environmental services to study the use of municipal solid waste bottom ash as daily landfi
authorizing the division of human services to establish a system to recoup child support payments made in error, clarifying confidentiality of certain information, and allowing the division to close certain cases.
permitting towns to make bylaws for refuse disposal in specifically-designated bags and altering district court procedure for levying fines against bylaws violators.
relative to rate modifications for individual accident and health insurance policies and relative to approval of certain motor vehicle warranty agreements and surety bonds.
establishing a committee to study the need for a public corporation to finance and operate environmental projects for the benefit of the state and making changes in certain water laws.
relative to water pollution, including requiring the department of environmental services to assume 20 percent of eligible costs of the North Conway Water Precinct sewer system project, making an appropriation for cost payments, relative t
requiring all sellers of property to fully disclose information relative to private water supplies and septic and sewage disposal systems, relative to drainage pools, exempting homeowners associations from certain registration requirements
establishing a foundation aid formula study committee, authorizing the committee to hire a consultant to study different methods of financing education and making an appropriation therefor.
authorizing municipalities to incur debt in the form of bonds guaranteed by the state of New Hampshire to assist municipalities, towns, cities, counties or districts to close landfills and to clean up certain hazardous waste sites.
changing the name of the board of examiners of psychologists to the board of examiners of psychology and mental health practice, expanding such board, and certifying mental health counselors.
relative to motor vehicle laws, including suspension of wholesale motor vehicle dealer's registration, hanging disability placards, other technical changes, and relative to nonresident automobile insurance.
requiring professional fundraisers for police, law enforcement and firefighters' associations to register with and be regulated by the department of justice, increasing the amount of the registration fee, solicitation fee and bond, and making technical am
placing hazardous waste transporter permit application fees in the hazardous waste cleanup fund, requiring notification of associated costs of converting fuel heating systems, restricting the filling of liquefied petroleum gas containers,r
relative to the normal yield tax, the extension of the reporting deadline for the study committee on clearcutting forest resources, the report of cut, and creating a committee to study forest protection and management.
establishing a public water access advisory board and a statewide public boat access program and continually appropriating a special fund for the purposes of the program and creating a new class of highways for access to public waters.
increasing political expenditure limitations for certain candidates, relative to the penalty for exceeding total expenditure limitations, establishing a campaign spending administrative account, relative to reporting requirements for candi
authorizing the division of public health services to carry out a rabies surveillance to identify and gauge the threat to the public's health and making an appropriation therefor.
authorizing the board of marital mediator certification to establish and collect certification fees, certify certain applicants and making an appropriation therefor.
redefining proprietary medicines to include nonprescription medicines and exempting non-pharmacy retail stores and outlets from classification as pharmacies for the purpose of RSA 318.
authorizing construction of exit 10 on the Spaulding turnpike from bonds previously authorized and changing the classification of the Salmon Falls Road in Rochester and Somersworth to class II.