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Bills

25130 public records

• HB1235: (New Title) relative to defining suface waters. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1236: (New Title) relative to an informed jury. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1237: relative to crediting time in counseling sessions toward a waiver from attendance at the child custody and support impact seminar. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1238: relative to the collection and disbursement of support orders by the department of health and human services. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1239: relative to durable powers of attorney. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1240: (2nd New Title) requiring the department of health and human services and insurers to make prompt payments. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1241: relative to third person liability under the workers' compensation law. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1242: relative to the standard for modification of a child custody order. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1243: relative to permitting the practice of tip pooling by an employer. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1244: (New Title) relative to the use of certain needle technology. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1245: relative to notice of railroad construction projects. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1246: relative to sign permits for non-tourist-related local businesses. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1247: increasing the tax rate assessed on excavated earth. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1248: relative to the out-of-state travel budget for house members. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1249: providing that critical incident reviews conducted by the department of corrections are privileged and protected from discovery in any proceeding. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1250: (New Title) allowing an advanced registered nurse practitioner to declare a personal safety emergency and to transfer an inmate for a psychiatric inpatient emergency. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1251: relative to driver education training reimbursement. Bill · 2000 · VETOED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1252: establishing a beneficial use policy for wastewater sludge and providing technical and education assistance to municipalities and their residents concerning the beneficial use of sludge. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1253: establishing a 4-year term for the commissioner of the department of corrections. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1254: establishing a committee to study the need to review and assess state-owned land managed by the fish and game department. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1255: establishing a government competition competitive neutrality study committee. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1256: clarifying certain health care laws. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1257: prohibiting the sale of urine for drug testing purposes. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1258: relative to invasive plant, insect, and fungal species. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1259: (New Title) establishing a coordinated and comprehensive effort by state agencies for economic growth, resource protection, and planning policy to encourage smart growth, and relative to a certain project in Seabrook, New Hampshire. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1260: relative to the cost of prescription medication. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1261: replacing the excavation tax and excavation activity tax with an excavation yield tax. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1262: establishing a fly-fishing stamp for persons possessing a fishing license who wish to fly-fish in waters designated fly-fishing only. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1263: establishing the crime of the misrepresentation of law or facts of a case by a state judicial, executive, or legislative official. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1264: relative to the unlawful use of theft detection shielding devices. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1265: (New Title) relative to registration of certain antique OHRVs. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1266: relative to classification of and standards for custom vehicles manufactured during or after 1949, and establishing special plates for such vehicles. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1267: requiring courts to use the English language on all forms and in all correspondence. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1268: relative to certain vehicle registrations. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1269: relative to the creation of a university system of New Hampshire license plate. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1270: relative to charter schools and open enrollment districts. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1271: relative to participation by minors in certain athletic activities. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1272: allowing school nurses to possess and administer epinephrine for certain emergency treatment. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1273: relative to restricting usage of cellular phones while driving. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1274: limiting the services that a cable television operator may require a consumer to purchase as a condition of access to other video programming. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1275: requiring school bus drivers to use all safety equipment on the bus or risk revocation of certificate. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1276: establishing a committee to study the adoption of a regulated health professions act to promote consistency and efficiency in health occupation regulation. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1277: relative to payment by an applicant of outstanding costs on a withdrawn proposal submitted to a planning board. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1278: establishing a committee to investigate bank foreclosures on homeowners' properties and bank overdraft fees. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1279: relative to the applicability of school bus safety laws. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1280: relative to medical emergencies under managed care organizations. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE
• HB1281: relative to disqualification of public utility commissioners. Bill · 2000 · SENATE
• HB1282: establishing a committee to study the possibility of self-insuring state employees. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1283: (New Title) establishing a commission on the education of the deaf and hard of hearing in New Hampshire. Bill · 2000 · SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
• HB1284: prohibiting the courts from charging fees. Bill · 2000 · HOUSE