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Antwan L. McClellan

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Antwan L. McClellan's terms

Sponsored

Passed the General Assembly1

  • Assembly Bill 4706

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism establish Black Heritage Trail; establishes NJ Black Cultural Heritage Commission.

Out of committee1

  • Assembly Bill 5019

    Allows Board of Cosmetology Hairstyling licensees to operate mobile facilities when providing services.

In committee9

  • Assembly Bill 3932

    Requires coronavirus disease 2019 testing for certain persons.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    Designates Howell House in Cape May as Harriet Tubman Museum in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4149

    Directs Dept. of Agriculture to purchase agricultural food products from NJ farmers impacted by coronavirus pandemic, and distribute products to school breakfast and lunch programs and food banks; appropriate $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4731

    Allocates all revenue from hotel and motel occupancy fee for arts, historical heritage, and tourism purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4801

    "Michelle's Law"; requires health benefit plans to cover mammogram for an individual if recommended by health care provider.

  • Assembly Bill 5022

    Expands purposes for which civil asset forfeiture funds may be used by law enforcement agency.

  • Assembly Bill 5614

    Requires State employees work in person if job requires face-to-face interaction with public; requires State agency provide alternatives if closure is unpreventable.

  • Assembly Bill 5620

    Provides for additional considerations in child custody determinations and training for certain judicial employees.

  • Assembly Bill 6118

    Broadens exemption from civil service examination for certain entry-level law enforcement positions.

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 2996

    Allows Board of Cosmetology Hairstyling licensees to operate mobile facilities when providing services.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 8
  • Assembly Bill 2877

    Concerns municipal property registration ordinances to address risk of blight. *

  • Assembly Bill 3201

    Recognizes Howell House in Cape May as Harriet Tubman Museum in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4435

    Requires DCF to give priority to certain school districts with student mental health counseling centers in awarding grants under School Based Youth Services Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4852

    Concerns eligibility for extended unemployment benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 4856

    Requires Internet websites and web services of school districts, charter schools, renaissance schools, and the Marie H. Katzenbach School for the Deaf to be accessible to persons with disabilities. *

  • Assembly Bill 4861

    Requires DOH to publish total number of COVID-19 deaths and cases in long-term care facilities.*

  • Assembly Bill 5472

    Requires law enforcement to provide written notificaion to parent or guardian of person under age 18 who commits first offense of unlawfully possessing or consuming alcoholic beverage, cannabis, marijuana, or hashish.**

  • Assembly Bill 5864

    Allows law enforcement officers to review body worn camera recordings prior to creating initial report.

Vetoed · 1
Passed the General Assembly · 1
Out of committee · 13
  • Assembly Bill 1676

    Provides accidental death benefits in certain circumstances to surviving spouse and surviving child of SPRS member or retiree who participated in 9/11 World Trade Center rescue, recovery, or cleanup operations.

  • Assembly Bill 1919

    "Fair Chance in Housing Act"; establishes certain housing rights of persons with criminal records.

  • Assembly Bill 4298

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2021.

  • Assembly Bill 4299

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2021.

  • Assembly Bill 4783

    Requires DOE to establish Alternate Route Interstate Reciprocity Pilot Program.*

  • Assembly Bill 4813

    Makes information related to public health emergency accessible with certain limited exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4819

    Establishes School and Small Business Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program in BPU.

  • Assembly Bill 4846

    Establishes working group to evaluate coordination and cooperation between various government entities and private landowners with respect to forest stewardship in pinelands area.

  • Assembly Bill 4855

    Requires DOH to develop Statewide plan for infection control and prevention infrastructure improvements in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 5122

    Permits exemption from civil service law enforcement examination requirement for entry level-law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 5371

    Requires assignment of unemployment claims handlers to legislative districts during COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency; appropriates $1.8 million.

  • Assembly Bill 6009

    Permits exemption from civil service examination requirement for entry-level law enforcement officers, sheriff's officers, and State and county correctional police officers; permits hiring or appointment of such officers under certain conditions, and make

  • Assembly Bill 6256

    Appropriates $2 million to CRDA to support costs associated with hosting NAACP National Convention in Atlantic City. *

In committee · 84
  • Assembly Bill 164

    Prohibits release of illegal immigrants from correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 185

    Expands EDA small business loan program to include certain broadband telecommunications service providers.

  • Assembly Bill 186

    Directs BPU to allow broadband telecommunications service providers to use poles belonging to public utilities or CATV companies in certain instances.

  • Assembly Bill 188

    Allows local units to offer broadband telecommunications service under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 248

    Requires instruction on information literacy in curriculum of students in grades kindergarten through 12.

  • Assembly Bill 331

    Removes principal place of business requirement of "Set-Aside Act for Disabled Veterans' Businesses."

  • Assembly Bill 342

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits for certain seasonal employees.

  • Assembly Bill 441

    Makes it a crime of the second degree to interfere with 9-1-1 public safety answering points.

  • Assembly Bill 475

    Directs AG to enter into agreement with U.S. Attorney General to empower certain corrections officers to investigate immigration status of inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 782

    Establishes civil action for damages against organizations that support terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 922

    Establishes NJ Business and the Arts Commission to promote art Statewide.

  • Assembly Bill 929

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism to develop and promote NJ Heritage Weekend.

  • Assembly Bill 934

    Permits New Jersey Historical Commission to develop manual for counties and municipalities to use to plan celebration of 250th Anniversary of ratification of Declaration of Independence.

  • Assembly Bill 935

    Requires DOT to develop common design for signs that indicate historic district or site.

  • Assembly Bill 936

    Authorizes DOT and historic entities to accept gifts and grants for purchase and erection of historic markers and signs.

  • Assembly Bill 1643

    Establishes Good Samaritan Law to provide immunity from civil liability for veterinarians or emergency responders who assist animals at accident scene or emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 1879

    Requires chief law enforcement officer or Superintendent of State Police to notify federal immigration authorities when non-citizen applies for firearms purchaser identification card or handgun purchase permit.

  • Assembly Bill 2291

    Exempts 100 percent disabled veterans from payment of motor vehicle registration fees; requires notification of eligible motorists.

  • Assembly Bill 2520

    Exempts nursing mothers from jury duty.

  • Assembly Bill 2930

    Establishes the State Debt Capacity Advisory Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 2960

    Provides gross income tax deduction to surviving spouses of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3222

    Requires consideration of ecotourism when evaluating and ranking applications by local government units or qualifying tax exempt nonprofit organizations for acquisition or development of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3499

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support historic preservation.

  • Assembly Bill 3504

    Permits New Jersey Council on the Arts to develop and promote historical mural program and program for 250th anniversary of Declaration of Independence.

  • Assembly Bill 3597

    Establishes School Funding Commission to study school funding formula and prepare report that will serve as basis of new formula.

  • Assembly Bill 3974

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in Chinese pharmaceutical companies.

  • Assembly Bill 4165

    Extends period in which student-athletes are required to receive physical examination before participation in school-sponsored athletic activities during 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4187

    Authorizes elective surgeries and invasive procedures to be performed during coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4255

    "Murphy's Law"; nullifies Governor's order, rule, or regulation to address declared emergency, or relevant portion thereof, when Governor violates same; creates affirmative defense to prosecution for same violation committed by Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 4333

    Requires MVC to review certain services and provide certain services online.

  • Assembly Bill 4420

    Makes Fiscal Year 2020 supplemental appropriations of $125.575 million for Homestead Benefit - Calendar Year 2020 Program and Senior and Disabled Citizens' Property Tax Freeze.

  • Assembly Bill 4572

    Requires in-person early voting for 2020 election; raises pay for election workers for 2020 general election; requires county boards to consider appointing certain residents as election workers.

  • Assembly Bill 4605

    Permits corrections officers, firefighters, and police officers to administer epinephrine auto-injector device.

  • Assembly Bill 4610

    Provides primary and school election sample ballots may be sent to registered voter by electronic mail if so requested.

  • Assembly Bill 4612

    Allows fully qualified retired law enforcement officers to carry handguns without permit.

  • Assembly Bill 4621

    Requires at least one member of BPU to reside in either Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth, or Ocean County.

  • Assembly Bill 4626

    Permits county clerk to remove voters from vote-by-mail lists under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4628

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA create program for veterans to receive evaluation and treatment for PTSD and total brain injury.

  • Assembly Bill 4636

    Provides free admission to State parks and forests, and certain historic sites and historic properties for certain veterans on Veterans Day.

  • Assembly Bill 4642

    Requires Commissioner of Education to permit approved private schools for students with disabilities to remain open for in-person instruction if schools are ordered to close in 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4645

    Requires health insurance carriers to categorize mental health treatment and therapy received by victim of domestic violence as medically necessary treatment and provide full benefits coverage therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 4682

    "Emergency Tenant and Landlord Assistance Act"; appropriates $300 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4702

    Prohibits elected officers of municipality from accepting employment with municipality in which they hold office.

  • Assembly Bill 4705

    Requires option to vote in person using electronic voting machine at polling place for November 2020 general election if voter turns in unopened and unfilled mail-in ballot.

  • Assembly Bill 4712

    Requires six hours police officer in-service cultural diversity training every five years.

  • Assembly Bill 4792

    Appropriates $30 million to EDA from federal "Coronavirus Relief Fund" to assist certain live entertainment venues.

  • Assembly Bill 4794

    Exempts poll worker wages from affecting unemployment compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 4795

    Allows gross income tax deduction for taxpayers who pay for childcare costs for qualifying children doing remote learning as result of COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4796

    Requires MVC to waive convenience fee charged for online transactions during COVID-19 public health emergency and state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4800

    Requires MVC to provide certain vehicle and licensing services in each county in State.

  • Assembly Bill 4837

    Authorizes surviving spouse or family member of decedent to use motor vehicle registration certificate of decedent until registration certificate expires.

  • Assembly Bill 4841

    Requires issuance of temporary emergency medical services certifications under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4849

    Authorizes payment of just compensation to businesses for losses due to public health emergency closures.

  • Assembly Bill 4862

    Requires infection control training for nursing home and assisted living administrator licensure and certification.

  • Assembly Bill 4866

    Provides temporary extension of certain documents issued by MVC.

  • Assembly Bill 4867

    Requires issuance of temporary emergency medical services certifications under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4868

    Extends renewal period for licenses issued by New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling and waives applicable fees.

  • Assembly Bill 4896

    Directs State Board of Education to establish program for issuance of temporary teaching certificate to certain students in educator preparation programs; permits school districts to hire these students as teachers for 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4912

    Requires studies on impact of COVID-19 pandemic on elementary and secondary school attendance and higher education enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 4914

    Requires electric public utilities to obtain written consent and provide written disclosure prior to installing smart meters.

  • Assembly Bill 4916

    Requires certain CATV companies issued system-wide franchise agreement to make CATV service available throughout its franchise area.

  • Assembly Bill 4924

    Establishes assistance program to assist landlord of one- and two-family dwellings during COVID-19 pandemic; appropriates $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5168

    Requires New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education include content on risks of cannabis and marijuana use.

  • Assembly Bill 5268

    Makes FY 2021 supplemental appropriation of $180 million to DCF and DHS for increased rates for social service providers in financial distress due to coronavirus disease 2019 public health crisis.

  • Assembly Bill 5422

    Establishes New Jersey Veteran Grant Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 5423

    Establishes NJ Military Family Relief Fund; provides for designation on State gross income tax return to permit taxpayers to make voluntary contributions to military family relief fund.

  • Assembly Bill 5424

    Provides additional home ownership assistance for certain military service members.

  • Assembly Bill 5425

    Increases from $750 to $3,000 annual State payment made to certain veterans and their surviving spouses.

  • Assembly Bill 5427

    Requires EDA to establish program providing grants to qualified veterans purchasing franchises.

  • Assembly Bill 5429

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability.

  • Assembly Bill 5430

    Requires public institutions of higher education to waive tuition and fees for Medal of Honor and Purple Heart Medal military recipients.

  • Assembly Bill 5450

    Provides that if minor under age 18 unlawfully buys or possesses alcoholic beverages or cannabis and receives written warning from law enforcement, the minor's parent or guardian would be notified in writing.

  • Assembly Bill 5462

    Makes $10.5 million supplemental appropriation for increased Per Capita Library Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 5546

    Allows choice districts to increase enrollment in interdistrict public school choice program to offset certain reductions in State school aid.

  • Assembly Bill 5606

    Amends provisions concerning federal emergency and economic stimulus funds in State appropriations act ending June 30, 2021.

  • Assembly Bill 5619

    Establishes certain requirements for social media websites concerning content moderation practices; establishes cause of action against social media websites for violation of content moderation practices.

  • Assembly Bill 5635

    Extends renewal period for professional licenses by New Jersey Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling.

  • Assembly Bill 5780

    Directs Secretary of Higher Education to develop career and education guide for postsecondary students disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5827

    Requires public schools to post curriculum plans online; requires school districts to make textbooks or other materials used in implementing curriculum plans available for inspection by parents and legal guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 5828

    Allocates $2.5 billion to unemployment compensation fund from federal government assistance and halts increases in employer unemployment taxes related to benefits paid during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 5833

    Delays prosecution of law enforcement officers for crime of official deprivation of civil rights related to underage possession or use of cannabis or alcohol for one year.

  • Assembly Bill 5844

    Creates "Unemployment Intake Accountability Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 5846

    Exempts medical alert devices and services from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 5860

    Prohibits selective suspension of candidates for elective office by social websites.