The Senate took up 64 bills, listed below by bill.
Journal
Senate Journal 21
Votes Taken
5 roll calls67 voice votes
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to include highways designated as part of the National Highway System within the definition of "federal aid primary system" for purposes of the control of outdoor advertising.
making appropriations for capital improvements and establishing a committee to study federal buildings and patients needs relative to the veterans' home.
modifying the definitions of "agriculture" and "farming" for certain purposes and adding definitions of "short rotation tree fiber farming" and "genetically engineered tree."
charging the advisory council on unemployment compensation with the task of studying the issue of unemployment compensation as it relates to the contingent work force and low wage workers.
legalizing, ratifying, and confirming actions, votes, and proceedings of the annual meetings of the North Walpole village district and the town of Bartlett and relative to authorizing the coordination of certain town and school district e
requiring the division of educational improvement, department of education, to prepare and adopt a plan for providing special education to inmates in the state prison system and county correctional facilities.
relative to Medicare and health maintenance organizations and relative to the disclosure by insurers of test results for the presence of an antibody or antigen to a human immunodeficiency virus.
relative to the administration, operation, and maintenance of the New Hampshire state veterans cemetery, extending the reporting dates and the prospective repeal date for the state veterans cemetery oversight committee, and making appropri
relative to the certification and recertification of teachers, supervisors, and administrators, high school graduation examinations, school building aid, and establishing a committee to study school discipline and manifest educational hard
relative to the delivery of bank products and services, and establishing a study committee on operation of electronic customer service terminals by non-banks and non-credit unions.
relative to earnable compensation after termination, creditable service for job-sharing teachers, and gainful occupation of disability beneficiaries in the New Hampshire retirement system.
establishing a committee to identify and study statutes and ordinances in cases in which the penalty is not specified by statutes and clarifying the right to a jury trial in cases in which a civil penalty is imposed for a violation.