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Paul D. Moriarty

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Paul D. Moriarty's terms

Sponsored

Passed the General Assembly4

  • Assembly Bill 1459

    Prohibits the sale of certain children's products containing lead, mercury, or cadmium.

  • Assembly Bill 1483

    Regulates pay-off of trade-in vehicles and certain vehicle title releases.

  • Assembly Bill 2340

    Prohibits commercial mobile service providers from disclosing customer's geolocation data to third parties.*

  • Assembly Bill 2635

    Requires motor vehicle dealers provide loan application to consumers.

Out of committee3

  • Assembly Bill 1489

    Expressly prohibits invasive examination of unconscious patient by health care practitioner without patient's prior informed written consent.

  • Assembly Bill 2339

    Requires cable television, direct broadcast satellite, and television streaming service companies to include certain fees and charges for service in advertised price to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 5115

    Appropriates $30.387 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

In committee58

  • Assembly Bill 199

    Concerns joint liability for payment of employer tax law.

  • Assembly Bill 1454

    Requires independent State authority member to disclose contractual relationship between authority and authority member's relatives.

  • Assembly Bill 1455

    Establishes annual sales tax holiday for certain sales of personal computers and certain sales of school supplies and equipment during first full weekend of August.

  • Assembly Bill 1456

    Makes certain changes to public access of government records.

  • Assembly Bill 1457

    Requires adoption of anti-nepotism policies by school districts and charter schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1458

    Requires school districts to provide for the safe operation of electrically operated partitions in classrooms or other school facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1460

    Requires printers to display average cost per 1,000 printed pages and ink cartridges to display yield.

  • Assembly Bill 1461

    Concerns compensation and benefits of officers, employees, and members of State and local authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1462

    Establishes pilot project to permit voters in military service on active duty overseas, and their eligible family members, to vote in certain elections using the Internet; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1463

    Requires destruction of records stored on digital copy machines under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1464

    Requires DOH to establish uniform standards for retail food establishment health and sanitary evaluation placards.

  • Assembly Bill 1465

    "Government Reality Check Act"; prohibits public employers from providing certain benefits to public employees; restricts gifts to public employees; restricts travel by public employees; imposes post-employment restriction on public contracting employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1466

    Imposes restrictions concerning Delaware River Port Authority commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1467

    Imposes restrictions concerning Delaware River and Bay Authority commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1468

    Imposes restrictions concerning Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1469

    Imposes restrictions concerning Port Authority of New York and New Jersey commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1470

    Requires State Auditor review of certain Department of Corrections privatization contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1471

    Requires State Treasurer to organize and publish certain contract and grant data and information on State expenditure Internet website.

  • Assembly Bill 1472

    Concerns credit card interchange fees and consumer protection.

  • Assembly Bill 1473

    Directs Commissioner of Education to study curriculum requirements for geography education in high school.

  • Assembly Bill 1474

    Requires dealership to notify buyers of recalls on used motor vehicles for sale.

  • Assembly Bill 1475

    Revises law concerning prohibition of certain unsolicited checks.

  • Assembly Bill 1476

    Revises penalty provision of law concerning prohibition of certain unsolicited text messages.

  • Assembly Bill 1477

    Establishes Prescription Drug Review Commission; requires production costs be reported for certain prescription drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 1478

    Provides State agencies will not enter into contracts with business entities that require persons or public entities to submit disputes to binding arbitration.

  • Assembly Bill 1479

    Prohibits transport of certain items by motor vehicle on certain roadways; provides standards for loading of motor vehicle with certain items.

  • Assembly Bill 1480

    Requires secured party to deliver motor vehicle certificate of ownership by certified mail.

  • Assembly Bill 1481

    Imposes certain requirements on motor vehicle rental companies that equip vehicles with electronic toll transponders.

  • Assembly Bill 1482

    "Fair Repair Act"; concerns repairs to certain consumer electronics.

  • Assembly Bill 1484

    Authorizes application for dismissal of a "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation " ("SLAPP").

  • Assembly Bill 1485

    The "Municipal Volunteer Property Tax Reduction Act"; permits certain municipal property owners to perform volunteer services in return for property tax vouchers.

  • Assembly Bill 1486

    "Used Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1487

    "Used Car Buyers' Bill of Rights"; prohibits "as is" sales of used motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 1488

    Prohibits attempts by mental health professionals to change sexual orientation of adults.

  • Assembly Bill 1490

    Requires disclosure of usual and customary price for merchandise offered in certain advertisements.

  • Assembly Bill 1491

    Requires retail companies that subcontract work or services to provide certain notifications to consumers; makes these companies liable to consumers for certain damages.

  • Assembly Bill 1492

    Establishes criminal penalties for sale and possession of binary firearm triggers.

  • Assembly Bill 1493

    Permits EMT, paramedic, or investigator for county medical examiner's office to make determination and pronouncement of death under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1852

    Limits certain unused sick leave pay and vacation leave carry-forward for school and local employees; limits sick leave use by new public employees before retirement.

  • Assembly Bill 2336

    Repeals restriction on weights and measures officers' and employees' duties.

  • Assembly Bill 2337

    Authorizes county and municipal consumer affairs directors to conduct administrative hearings, assess civil and other penalties, and issue cease and desist orders.

  • Assembly Bill 2338

    Directs Attorney General to develop guidelines for positive identification of suspects before release.

  • Assembly Bill 2342

    Requires each hospital board of trustees to adopt a written policy governing conflicts of interest.

  • Assembly Bill 2344

    Requires motorcycle passengers to be 10 years of age or older.

  • Assembly Bill 2346

    Prohibits employees of certain organizations from enrolling in State-administered retirement system or health care plan of public employer.

  • Assembly Bill 2347

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in hedge funds and derivative contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 2634

    "Used Car Buyers' Bill of Rights"; prohibits certain "as is" sales of used motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 2637

    "Used Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Act."

  • 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 5640

    Concerning the "Contractors' Registration Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5664

    Provides for legal representation for residential lessees and tenants in any removal or eviction proceeding.

  • Assembly Bill 5966

    Requires gubernatorial and legislative candidates report contributions within 48 hours of receipt; requires Election Law Enforcement Commission to post reports within 72 hours of filing.

  • Assembly Bill 5967

    Requires reporting of campaign contributions exceeding $200 within 72 hours and eliminates quarterly reports; removes campaign contribution limits.

  • Assembly Bill 6025

    Prohibits sale, distribution, and import certain products marketed as recyclable, unless DEP determines that products are widely recycled.

  • Assembly Bill 6189

    Updates certain notice requirements for actions alleging consumer fraud violations and adds indirect purchasers as parties who can receive damages for antitrust violations.

  • Assembly Bill 6190

    Prohibits tax preparers from engaging in certain practices involving refund anticipation checks and loans.

  • Assembly Bill 6191

    Requires certain consumer contracts to include translations to languages other than English.

  • Assembly Bill 6192

    Imposes certain consumer protection requirements on service contract providers.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 1771

    Expressly prohibits invasive examination of unconscious patient by health care practitioner without patient's prior informed written consent.

  • Senate Bill 3230

    Appropriates $30.387 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • Assembly Bill 1536

    Concerns sign fabrication and prevailing wage requirements. *

  • Assembly Bill 3062

    Establishes three year Financial Empowerment Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4834

    Requires disclosure letter be included with mail falsely implying State government connection.

  • Assembly Bill 6210

    Appropriates $4.5 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for municipal planning incentive grants for farmland preservation purposes.

Passed the General Assembly · 2
  • Assembly Bill 2462

    Establishes notification standards for certain service contracts with automatic renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 4833

    Expands crime of bias intimidation; establishes additional penalties for crimes of bias intimidation and harassment; establishes bias intimidation motivation damages.*

Out of committee · 10
  • Assembly Bill 795

    Prohibits sale of cosmetic products that have been tested on animals.

  • Assembly Bill 1650

    Limits certain provisions in and enforceability of restrictive covenants.

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    Concerns local taxation of business personal property of local exchange telephone companies.

  • Assembly Bill 4407

    Eliminates eligibility of postsecondary students and other individuals for State student assistance, training, and employment services if school or training provider requires student to consent to arbitration agreement or proceeding or to waive certain ri

  • Assembly Bill 4979

    Establishes immunity relating to COVID-19 spread in planned real estate developments.

  • Assembly Bill 5240

    Limits forum of consumer contract disputes to New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5783

    Authorizes special motion and hearing for dismissal of "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation" (SLAPP")

  • Assembly Bill 5787

    Requires newly manufactured semi-automatic handguns to be micro-stamped; establishes handgun database.

  • Assembly Bill 6070

    Makes changes to film and digital media content production tax credit program.

  • Assembly Bill 6100

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on history and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders as part of implementation of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies.

In committee · 38
  • Assembly Bill 202

    Requires mandatory registration of family day care providers.

  • Assembly Bill 478

    "Transparency in Government Act"; provides for establishment of State public finance website.

  • Assembly Bill 530

    Establishes minimum certified nurse aide-to-resident ratios in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 587

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as the State song.

  • Assembly Bill 663

    "Pet Groomers Licensing Act;" designated as "Bijou's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 696

    Requires professional boards to provide for online processing of application for licensure or renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 831

    Prohibits sale of infant walkers.

  • Assembly Bill 861

    Concerns tax data sharing between State Treasury and DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 958

    Expands eligibility for veterans' civil service preference; creates additional preference benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1038

    Establishes task force to study issues related to the establishment of full-day kindergarten.

  • Assembly Bill 1107

    Establishes Task Force on Maximizing Employment for People with Disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1175

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential and prohibit any disclosure, sale, or unauthorized access to subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose informatio

  • Assembly Bill 1224

    Authorizes wiretap orders for investigation of luring or enticing a child, identity theft, stalking and cyber-harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1284

    Restricts authority to terminate reciprocal personal income tax agreements with other states.

  • Assembly Bill 1298

    "Garden State Manufacturing Jobs Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1305

    Establishes new crime of domestic violence committed in the presence of a child.

  • Assembly Bill 1310

    Requires annual review of all released sex offenders to determine if they were registered and tiered.

  • Assembly Bill 1315

    Requires installation of grab bars in certain public restrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 1342

    Requires health care facilities to test for and remediate lead in drinking water, and disclose test results.

  • Assembly Bill 1600

    Encourages local unit sharing of services; makes appropriations.

  • Assembly Bill 1606

    Increases certain penalties for violations of wage and hour law.

  • Assembly Bill 2021

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of medical tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 2022

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of cancer treatments, tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 2023

    "Health Insurance Claim Plain Language and Simplification Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2076

    Permits Department of Labor and Workforce Development to post information of person who violates State wage, benefit and tax laws.

  • Assembly Bill 2193

    Requires candidates for President and Vice-President of United States to disclose federal income tax returns to appear on ballot; prohibits Electoral College electors from voting for candidates who fail to file income tax returns.

  • Assembly Bill 2542

    Requires telemarketers to provide name, mailing address, and telephone number of person on whose behalf call is made.

  • Assembly Bill 2762

    Makes it a crime of the fourth degree for a private citizen to use a tracking device to track another person without that person's consent.

  • Assembly Bill 3214

    Prohibits the restraint of prisoners during and immediately after childbirth.

  • Assembly Bill 4541

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4548

    Reduces standard voter registration deadline to eight days before election; allows voter registration at polling place on election day and at offices where mail-in ballots are issued within 45 days before election.

  • Assembly Bill 5352

    Prohibits Internet service providers from increasing service rates during public health emergency or state of emergency; requires Internet service providers to notify subscribers six months in advance of service rate increase.

  • Assembly Bill 5360

    Requires certain providers to restore level of care to pre-COVID-19 levels following end of declared public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 5429

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

  • Assembly Bill 5448

    Requires commercial Internet websites and online services to notify consumers of collection and disclosure of personally identifiable information and allows consumers to opt out.

  • Assembly Bill 6142

    Extends immunity relating to COVID-19 claims in planned real estate developments until December 31, 2022.

  • Assembly Bill 6174

    Extends immunity relating to COVID-19 spread in planned real estate developments until beginning of 2023.

  • Assembly Bill 6188

    Allows license plate frame to obscure certain parts of license plate under certain conditions.