The Senate took up 50 bills, listed below by bill.
Journal
Senate Journal 3
Votes Taken
5 roll calls47 voice votes
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relative to the obligations of joint owners to the nuclear decommissioning financing fund and relative to the membership of the nuclear decommissioning financing committee.
naming certain portions of U.S. Route 3 after Trooper Leslie Lord and Trooper Scott Phillips and naming a portion of New Hampshire Route 28 after Officer Jeremy Charron.
requiring compliance with the Military Selective Service Act as a condition to receiving certain state education and employment benefits, and clarifying the procedure for making Persian Gulf War service bonus payments.
relative to entertainers on premises of an on-sale liquor licensee and relative to penalties for manufacture, sale and possession of false identification.
allowing liquor and beverage licensees and other liquor and beverage industry members not licensed in New Hampshire to furnish draft beer equipment and representatives to dispense and promote their beverages at licensed beer festivals.
allowing any registered voter who is unable to vote in person, by reason of extended work hours, lack of transportation, or illness in the family, to vote by absentee ballot.
relative to including the upper and lower Merrimack Rivers, the Lamprey River, the Swift River, and the mainstream and north branch of the Contoocook River under the shoreland protection act and deleting the deadline for local approval of thed
exempting personal property which is subject to taxation under the legacies and successions tax from the 2 percent tax on transfers of personal property of nonresident decedents.
establishing certain commissions relative to educational issues and making an appropriation therefor, and making an appropriation to the New Hampshire Veterans' Home.
establishing a commission to determine the feasibility of a new public-private partnership to conserve New Hampshire's priority natural, cultural, and historical resources.
requiring a determination of community benefits by the director of charitable trusts prior to certain mergers of nonprofit health maintenance organizations.