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Linda R. Greenstein

Bills in the 2006–2007 Session, General Assembly.

All of Linda R. Greenstein's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • Assembly Bill 2537

    Establishes New Jersey Prescription Drug Retail Price Registry in Division of Consumer Affairs. **

  • Assembly Bill 3671

    Appropriates $8,279,750 from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4011

    Establishes the position of Ethics Counsel and mandates certain ethics consultation and training in the Legislative Branch of State government.

  • Assembly Bill 4345

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects.

Passed the General Assembly3

  • Assembly Bill 1834

    Increases VCCB assessments.

  • Assembly Bill 4212

    Authorizes municipal planning boards to adopt green buildings and environmental sustainability municipal master plan element.

  • Assembly Bill 4333

    Requires policy on use of alternative dispute resolution for State agencies; expands duties of Dispute Settlement Office of Department of Public Advocate.

Out of committee16

  • Assembly Bill 1810

    Protects privacy of an individual's financial information by prohibiting disclosure without the prior informed, affirmative consent of the consumer.

  • Assembly Bill 1839

    Provides for civil and criminal penalties for giving false information pertaining to violations of environmental laws. *

  • Assembly Bill 1840

    Eliminates statute of limitations for certain environmental crimes and crimes causing widespread injury or damage. *

  • Assembly Bill 1841

    Increases civil penalties for issuance of false statements in violation of various environmental laws.

  • Assembly Bill 2144

    Establishes owners responsibility to provide information relating to certain motor vehicle accidents.

  • Assembly Bill 3803

    Includes electronic communication in definition of public school "harassment, intimidation or bullying."

  • Assembly Bill 3864

    Amends "State Transfer of Development Rights Act," and provides for impact fees and other incentives for establishment of transfer of development rights programs. *

  • Assembly Bill 3902

    Creates e-mail registration as part of Megan's law requirement and allows for supervision of certain sex offender's e-mail.

  • Assembly Bill 3905

    Restricts certain sex offenders' access to the Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 3926

    Allows certain public entities to join with State under certain circumstances for purchase of certain energy services for their facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4096

    Provides for mandatory term of imprisonment for luring and enticing an adult; increases mandatory term for luring and enticing a child.

  • Assembly Bill 4162

    Requires Violence Institute of UMDNJ to undertake comprehensive study of Megan's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 4179

    Requires hospitals to implement infection prevention programs.

  • Assembly Bill 4304

    Creates the "Internet Dating Safety Act," requiring Internet dating services to provide notice whether the service conducts criminal background screenings.

  • Assembly Bill 4328

    Requires hospitals to report certain information concerning infection rates to DHSS and requires DHSS to make information public.

  • Assembly Bill 4340

    Creates offense of road rage and imposes criminal penalties.

In committee76

  • Assembly Bill 1806

    Requires scooter riders under 14 years old to wear helmets.

  • Assembly Bill 1807

    "Pharmacy Benefits Management Company Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1808

    Establishes criminal penalties for failure to pay the minimum wage.

  • Assembly Bill 1809

    Includes transportation costs in the calculation of extraordinary special education costs incurred by public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1811

    Creates crime of fiscal victimization against senior citizens or disabled persons.

  • Assembly Bill 1812

    Provides non-forfeitable right to post-retirement medical benefits provided by law to certain public employees with 25 years of service.

  • Assembly Bill 1813

    Requires State contractors to provide employment information.

  • Assembly Bill 1814

    Provides for regulation of certain call center communications by Division of Consumer Affairs.

  • Assembly Bill 1815

    Increases civil penalty payable to the "Domestic Violence Victims' Fund" by persons who commit domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1816

    Permits paid and unpaid leaves of absence for certain public employees and purchase of PERS credit for such absences.

  • Assembly Bill 1817

    Clarifies certain provisions in the "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 1818

    Creates the victim-juvenile offender mediation program.

  • Assembly Bill 1819

    Requires the establishment of a prequalification process for prospective bidders on public school district transportation contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1820

    Authorizes a board of education to reject the lowest bid for a school transportation contract based on the school bus safety inspection record of the bidder.

  • Assembly Bill 1821

    Provides paid and unpaid leaves of absence for service with public employee unions and allows full cost purchase of PERS credit for period of leave.

  • Assembly Bill 1822

    Permits a board of education to adopt a salary policy in excess of three years and requires the payment of increments pursuant to an expired policy in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Reduces senior citizen concentration rate required for receipt of senior citizen stabilization aid paid to public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1824

    Prohibits political contributions by county and municipal political party committees to other committees; increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 1825

    Prohibits radio transmissions without license from FCC and radio transmissions that interfere with licensed public or commercial radio stations.

  • Assembly Bill 1826

    Reduces threshold amount for extraordinary cost special education State aid to $38,000 and by an additional $2000 for each subsequent school year.

  • Assembly Bill 1827

    Requires all cats and dogs released from pounds and shelters be sterilized with certain exceptions; establishes special fund for sterilizations; increases certain dog-related fees and dedicates increases to the fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1828

    Requires school bus safety instruction in all school districts which provide pupil transportation.

  • Assembly Bill 1829

    Establishes impervious coverage limitation on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 1830

    Revises calculation of budget caps, increases allowable surplus for public school districts, and eliminates restrictions on transfer of surplus.

  • Assembly Bill 1831

    Establishes the Higher Education Master Plan Commission in the Legislative Branch of State government.

  • Assembly Bill 1832

    Prohibits delegation of investment discretion of Director of Division of Investment to outside managers.

  • Assembly Bill 1833

    Authorizes assessment of heritage fee by certain municipalities to further preservation and protection of historic sites.

  • Assembly Bill 1835

    Increases fees for attorneys representing crime victims.

  • Assembly Bill 1836

    Provides for establishment of liens on net proceeds of settlements, judgments or awards.

  • Assembly Bill 1837

    Concerns unemployment benefits for certain employees who participate in an early retirement incentive program.

  • Assembly Bill 1838

    Provides for mandatory life imprisonment for sexual assault upon a minor.

  • Assembly Bill 1842

    Establishes circumstances under which municipalities may base development approval, the timing thereof, or denial, on sufficiency of local transportation infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 1843

    Clarifies power of municipalities to zone for separation of incompatible land uses through specification of reasonable separation limitations.

  • Assembly Bill 1844

    Increases penalties for violation of laws regulating retail sale of motor fuels to not more than $1,000 for first offense and not more than $5,000 for subsequent offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2138

    Authorizes special license plate with proceeds to benefit revolutionary war sites maintained by State.

  • Assembly Bill 2139

    Creates annual inspection cycle for certain hotels and motels under "Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law."

  • Assembly Bill 2140

    Provides relief to certain NJ Transit retirees.

  • Assembly Bill 2141

    Provides that records of convictions for carjacking, promoting prostitution of a child and certain child endangerment crimes shall not be expunged.

  • Assembly Bill 2142

    Provides for closed circuit television testimony under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2143

    Provides for testing for all known types of hepatitis for certain criminal defendants.

  • Assembly Bill 2145

    Requires movie theaters to install captioning technology for use by hearing impaired patrons.

  • Assembly Bill 2146

    Creates a Land Use Court.

  • Assembly Bill 2147

    Requires child to DYFS caseworker ratio of no greater than 25 to 1.

  • Assembly Bill 2148

    Permits a student to participate in a voluntary survey if the district sends prior written notification to the student's parents.

  • Assembly Bill 2149

    Prohibits aquaculture activities on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 2150

    Provides for reorganization of NJSPCA and county societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals.

  • Assembly Bill 2199

    Eliminates statute of limitations for kidnapping and increases statute of limitations for other serious crimes to 10 years.

  • Assembly Bill 2231

    Establishes the Excellence in Nursing Scholarship Program; appropriates $5,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2232

    Provides that school bus driver charged with certain crimes or offenses shall be removed from contact with pupils and terminated from employment upon conviction.

  • Assembly Bill 2637

    Prohibits nonprofit organizations from disclosing information concerning person under age 18 to third party under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2638

    Supplemental appropriation of $4 million from General Fund for supported employment.

  • Assembly Bill 2641

    Establishes the Vendor Information Program; appropriates $400,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2723

    Provides for development of public employee identification number; limits use of Social Security number.

  • Assembly Bill 2724

    Requires carbon monoxide detectors in all school buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 2789

    Requires a State tax expenditure report be included in the Governor's annual budget message.

  • Assembly Bill 2790

    Requires Governor's annual budget message to include certain contract information.

  • Assembly Bill 2791

    Prohibits public colleges from charging tuition to students who are parents, spouses or children of those killed, missing in action or disabled in Operation Noble Eagle, Operation Enduring Freedom or in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

  • Assembly Bill 2921

    Requires coverage of certain health care benefits 60 days after notification of benefit termination by insurer.

  • Assembly Bill 2922

    Eliminates various inactive commissions, committees, councils and boards.

  • Assembly Bill 2964

    Establishes utilization management appeals process and makes revisions to Independent Health Care Appeals Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2965

    Permits certain self-employed individuals to purchase small employer health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 3034

    Makes permanent school district budget cap adjustment for insurance and domestic security, provides adjustment for utility and energy costs, and authorizes 3% surplus for the 2006-2007 and subsequent school years.

  • Assembly Bill 3488

    Eliminates inheritance rights and the right of recovery in certain civil actions for a surviving parent who abandoned a decedent child.

  • Assembly Bill 3590

    Establishes the "Healthy Workplace Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3802

    Prescribes duties of driver overtaking or approaching a stopped tow truck displaying flashing lights.

  • Assembly Bill 3904

    Establishes site remediation professional licensing board within DEP.

  • Assembly Bill 3906

    Provides DEP authority over remedy selection for cleanup of contaminated property to be used for residential purposes or as a school.

  • Assembly Bill 3908

    Requires health care providers obtain informed consent from patients to use reprocessed medical devices.

  • Assembly Bill 3911

    Requires children to wear athletic heart protectors while playing organized baseball or softball.

  • Assembly Bill 4161

    Increases minimum loss ratio for individual and small employer-health benefits plans from 75% to 80%.

  • Assembly Bill 4303

    Provides tax exemption for portion of property value attributable to energy cost savings measures that reduce consumption of water or energy.

  • Assembly Bill 4351

    Authorizes automatic expungement of law enforcement officers' records when not guilty of criminal charges filed in course of official duties.

  • Assembly Bill 4383

    Prohibits elected public officials from holding multiple elective public offices.

  • Assembly Bill 4436

    Establishes presumption of grandfathering of certain governing documents of homeowners' association upon conflict with new statutory or regulatory provisions unless majority of members vote to amend.

  • Assembly Bill 4637

    Requires adoption and distribution of constitutions and bylaws by county political party committees; requires certain oaths of office by committee members; requires certified list of committee members to be filed with county clerk.

  • Assembly Bill 4650

    Reduces municipal library tax levy cap from 15% to 4%.

Carried from the Senate

Became law10

  • Senate Bill 147

    Requires hospitals to report certain information concerning infection rates to DHSS and requires DHSS to make information public. *

  • Senate Bill 721

    Establishes owners responsibility to provide information relating to certain motor vehicle accidents.

  • Senate Bill 993

    Includes electronic communication in definition of public school "harassment, intimidation or bullying."

  • Senate Bill 1448

    Allows certain public entities to join with State under certain circumstances for purchase of certain energy services for their facilities.

  • Senate Bill 1712

    Eliminates statute of limitations for certain environmental crimes and crimes causing widespread injury or damage.

  • Senate Bill 1977

    Creates the "Internet Dating Safety Act," requiring Internet dating services to provide notice whether the service conducts criminal background screenings.

  • Senate Bill 1978

    Provides for mandatory term of imprisonment for luring and enticing an adult; increases mandatory term for luring and enticing a child.

  • Senate Bill 1979

    Restricts certain sex offenders' access to the Internet.

  • Senate Bill 2516

    Requires Violence Institute of UMDNJ to undertake comprehensive study of Megan's Law.

  • Senate Bill 2580

    Requires hospitals to implement infection prevention programs and to report number of certain infections to DHSS. *

Co-sponsored

Became law · 63
  • Assembly Bill 2

    Establishes an independent Office of State Comptroller and consolidates financial audit and performance reviews of State and local government units.

  • Assembly Bill 13

    Eliminates various inactive commissions, committees, councils and boards.

  • Assembly Bill 15

    Establishes "Local Unit Alignment, Reorganization, and Consolidation Commission"; establishes measures for local government efficiency; appropriates $95,000.

  • Assembly Bill 17

    Eliminates various mandates imposed on public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 100

    Creates "The 2007 New Jersey Fair and Clean Elections Pilot Project Act"; appropriates $7.675 million.

  • Assembly Bill 277

    Requires distribution of pamphlets, posters and other educational materials informing certain public school students of "New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 341

    Eliminates fee imposed for certified copy of veteran's discharge papers.

  • Assembly Bill 357

    Allows counties, municipalities and school districts to join with the State under certain circumstances for provision of alternative electrical energy systems. *

  • Assembly Bill 497

    Authorizes a county college board of trustees to grant voting rights to the graduating class representative on the board and requires the board chairman to cast deciding vote in the event of a tie under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 804

    Authorizes a competitive system-wide franchise for certain providers of cable television service. *

  • Assembly Bill 806

    Clarifies law on incorporation of religious societies or congregations by eliminating outdated references to specific religious groups; lowers age requirement for those electing trustees for purpose of incorporation. **

  • Assembly Bill 868

    Requires school districts to notify DYFS of certain pupil absences.

  • Assembly Bill 909

    Prohibits product testing with traditional animal test methods if federally recommended alternative test method exists, with certain exceptions; and provides for injunctive relief for violations.

  • Assembly Bill 911

    Clarifies jurisdiction concerning matters involving death or serious bodily injury and motor vehicles offenses arising out of same incident.

  • Assembly Bill 1016

    Establishes the State Board of Examiners of Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors. *

  • Assembly Bill 1038

    Skinner's and Michelle's Law; increases penalties for leaving scene of motor vehicle accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury. *

  • Assembly Bill 1044

    Requires prenotification of certain plant closings, transfers and mass layoffs. *

  • Assembly Bill 1162

    Makes unauthorized use of military uniforms, medals or insignias a crime of the fourth degree.

  • Assembly Bill 1696

    Lowers the minimum full-time jobs requirement for business relocation and retention tax credits.

  • Assembly Bill 1973

    Requires Office of Attorney General to provide annual gang education seminars for school administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 2134

    Regulates dental decisions by insurers and third party administrators and provides for limited dentist registration certificates. *

  • Assembly Bill 2158

    Revises qualifications to carry firearms for certain retired police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2291

    Establishes Asperger's Syndrome Pilot Initiative.

  • Assembly Bill 2306

    Requires DHSS to maintain registry of reported autism diagnoses; appropriates $500,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 2667

    Upgrades penalties for recruiting minors and confined persons to be in criminal street gang. *

  • Assembly Bill 2726

    Establishes Commission on Women Veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2804

    Prohibits sale, use, and burning of creosote or creosote-treated products. *

  • Assembly Bill 2853

    Limits homeowners' association regulation of solar collectors on certain roofs.

  • Assembly Bill 2870

    Makes it a disorderly persons offense to purposely disrupt funeral through certain conduct. *

  • Assembly Bill 3019

    Extends eligibility for New Jersey World Trade Center Scholarship Program to dependents and spouses of persons who died as a result of illness caused by exposure to attack sites.

  • Assembly Bill 3027

    "Violence Prevention in Health Care Facilities Act," requires certain health care entities to establish violence prevention programs to protect health care workers.

  • Assembly Bill 3043

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in foreign companies doing business in Iran.

  • Assembly Bill 3197

    Lowers to 62 statutory qualifying age for low-income senior citizen State rental assistance grants.

  • Assembly Bill 3253

    Provides a military service exemption to the requirement of continuous enrollment under the NJ STARS and NJ STARS II Programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3281

    Requires DMVA to evaluate resources, costs and benefits of providing home health care aides for qualified veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3301

    The "Global Warming Response Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3346

    Appropriates $80 million from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for State acquisition or development of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3377

    Permits oaths, affirmations and affidavits to be taken by certified court reporters.

  • Assembly Bill 3451

    Makes it unlawful to discriminate against employees because of religious practices.

  • Assembly Bill 3513

    Mandates alternate testing dates because of days of religious observance for certain applicants seeking licensure.

  • Assembly Bill 3528

    Removes limitation on amount of grant money that may be allocated from Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 3572

    "Electronic Waste Recycling Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3622

    Provides certain employment protections for employees on military leave in time of war or emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3633

    Requires hospital trustees to undergo training approved by DHSS.

  • Assembly Bill 3673

    Appropriates $8,100,000 from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" and various Green Acres bond funds for local government open space acquisition and park development projects in central NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3768

    Permits short-term tax exemption or abatement for houses improved to accommodate totally disabled persons when reconstruction or renovation is performed by charitable entity, or for-profit entity using volunteer labor.

  • Assembly Bill 3889

    Reinforces prohibition of any debarred contractor using new business entity to circumvent the debarment; provides for suspension of contractor's registration pending hearing. *

  • Assembly Bill 3890

    Requires prevailing wages to be paid for construction work on State-owned properties.

  • Assembly Bill 3938

    Broadens the exception for small businesses under the UEZ sales tax rebate program. **

  • Assembly Bill 3968

    Provides for the transfer of certain college credits.

  • Assembly Bill 3983

    Requires State to replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs; requires BPU to educate public on benefits of compact fluorescent light bulbs.

  • Assembly Bill 4009

    Debars certain employers from public work and establishes criminal penalties for misclassification of construction workers as independent contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    "New Jersey Health Information Technology Act"; establishes New Jersey Health Information Technology Commission and Office for e-HIT, and provides for Statewide health information technology plan. *

  • Assembly Bill 4053

    Regulates certain tows and requires licensure of towing companies.

  • Assembly Bill 4055

    Provides for instruction in autism and other developmental disabilities awareness and methods of teaching students with autism and other developmental disabilities for candidates for teaching certificates and current teachers and paraprofessionals. **

  • Assembly Bill 4056

    Concerns Early Intervention Program services for children with autism.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Establishes New Jersey Adults with Autism Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 4059

    Extends funding for autism medical research and treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 4086

    Requires purchasing agents to complete a course in green product purchasing; requires Department of the Treasury to compile and maintain a list of green product purchasing sources.

  • Assembly Bill 4208

    Designated the "Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Education and Research Program Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4295

    "Charity Care Fraud Prevention and Detection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4326

    Prohibits newly elected public office holders from simultaneously holding more than one elective office.

  • Assembly Bill 4582

    Creates offenses of gang criminality and promoting organized street crime.

Vetoed · 1
Passed the General Assembly · 43
  • Assembly Bill 8

    Establishes a pilot program in DOE for the organization of a county administrative school district.

  • Assembly Bill 212

    Allows military personnel extended period to qualify for exclusion of capital gain from income of the sale or exchange of a principal residence.

  • Assembly Bill 368

    Requires DEP to maintain online recycled-content products marketplace.

  • Assembly Bill 597

    Includes local emergency management volunteers in Emergency Services Volunteer Length of Service Award Program.

  • Assembly Bill 924

    Creates a credit card do-not-solicit list for certain persons. **

  • Assembly Bill 1025

    "Pharmacy Quality Improvement and Error Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1035

    Requires State to offer surplus State police vehicles to certain volunteer fire and emergency service organizations. *

  • Assembly Bill 1039

    Concerns penalties for illegally passing a school bus. *

  • Assembly Bill 1095

    Requires DMVA to send Servicemembers' Advisory Notice to members of National Guard called to active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1421

    Requires New Jersey institutions of higher education to disseminate fire safety information about their facilities to students, parents or guardians, and employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1445

    Increases maximum LOSAP contributions and prospectively changes certain vesting requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 1456

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

  • Assembly Bill 1689

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for certain New Jersey members of the military and their families in need of assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1691

    Prohibits certain elected officials from receiving dual health benefit coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 1706

    Clarifies that gang related incident offense report is to be forwarded to Superintendent of State Police for inclusion in Uniform Crime Report. *

  • Assembly Bill 1933

    Requires written security plan when school is polling place and open to students; provides that schools may be used as polling places only under certain circumstances; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 2052

    Requires DHSS to review standard of care at health care facilities in which 40% or more of direct patient care nursing staff are temporary hires.

  • Assembly Bill 2098

    Establishes innovation zone program to stimulate technology industry clusters around New Jersey's research universities, colleges or research hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 2099

    Requires interactive computer service to remove images, information, or data which depicts child engaged in prohibited sexual act from computer server or other storage device controlled or owned by the interactive computer service.

  • Assembly Bill 2161

    Authorizes release of sex offender registration information to DHS and county welfare agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2539

    The "Consumer Telephone Records Protection Act of 2006."

  • Assembly Bill 2659

    Requires school board member and local elective office candidates to file financial disclosure statements; requires criminal background disclosure for school officials and school board member candidates. *

  • Assembly Bill 2673

    "Judy and Nikki's Law"; provides for life imprisonment without parole for persons convicted of murder of a child 16 years of age or younger. *

  • Assembly Bill 2715

    Provides that reports and publications produced by State be primarily available on Internet, provides for notice of availability of reports and publications.

  • Assembly Bill 2831

    Directs Attorney General to establish a criminal firearms recovery clearing house.

  • Assembly Bill 2840

    Makes unlawful possession of assault firearm a second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2841

    Upgrades penalty for unlawfully transferring a firearm to an underage person.

  • Assembly Bill 2988

    Authorizes the court to issue restraining orders to defendants charged with a crime as a condition of release on bail.

  • Assembly Bill 3276

    Requires court to consider results of domestic violence assessment before dissolving certain domestic violence restraining orders. *

  • Assembly Bill 3378

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

  • Assembly Bill 3459

    Requires wheelchair securement devices and wheelchair occupant securement devices on certain vehicles and training in their use for certain employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3512

    Requires alternative testing arrangements be provided to certain students unable to attend tests at their regular administration due to religious observance.

  • Assembly Bill 3538

    Requires wheelchair securement and occupant securement devices for wheelchaired passengers.

  • Assembly Bill 3539

    Requires retail mercantile establishment to provide manufacturer's rebate at time of consumer purchase.

  • Assembly Bill 3595

    Authorizes enhancement of State Uniform Construction Code's energy subcode based on anticipated energy savings; provides down payment assistance to certain purchasers of homes meeting enhanced energy subcode requirements. *

  • Assembly Bill 3790

    Concerns access to physical therapy services, and insurance claims handling following access to such services. *

  • Assembly Bill 3979

    Prohibits display of gift card account numbers.

  • Assembly Bill 4058

    Requires DHSS and DHS to establish autism and intellectual and other developmental disabilities awareness program for emergency medical technicians, police officers, and firefighters. *

  • Assembly Bill 4149

    Provides additional enforcement provisions under "Health Care Quality Act"; allows certain private causes of action for violations; expands administrative remedies; establishes enforcement fund.

  • Assembly Bill 4156

    Establishes minimum energy efficiency standards for certain products.

  • Assembly Bill 4327

    Requires DHSS to make reported information about certain adverse events publicly available.

  • Assembly Bill 4354

    Amends stalking law to broaden protections for victims.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

    Appropriates $33 million from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

Out of committee · 84
  • Assembly Bill 132

    Clarifies certain provisions in the "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights." *

  • Assembly Bill 289

    "Grace's Law;" requires health insurers, State Health Benefits Program and NJ FamilyCare to provide coverage for hearing aids for covered persons 15 and younger.

  • Assembly Bill 320

    Regulates pharmacy benefits management companies; makes an appropriation. *

  • Assembly Bill 490

    Expands scope of implied consent for BAC testing to include certain underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 714

    Establishes N.J. Historical Commission program for roadside markers to designate historic sites; appropriates $90,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 859

    Establishes the Dana Christmas Scholarship for Heroism Program.

  • Assembly Bill 883

    Establishes certain nutritional restrictions on food and beverages served, sold or given away to pupils in public and certain nonpublic schools.

  • Assembly Bill 896

    "Historic Property Reinvestment Act"; provides credits against certain taxes for certain costs of rehabilitating historic properties. *

  • Assembly Bill 910

    Requires DEP Commissioner to establish list of environmentally responsible companies and recognition program for certain exemplary companies; requires companies on list be given preference whenever possible in the awarding of State contracts. *

  • Assembly Bill 913

    Establishes additional bases for disqualification of bidder under "Local Public Contracts Law" and clarifies existing law.

  • Assembly Bill 918

    Establishes N.J. Historical Commission program for preservation and promotion of graves of significant individuals of the American Revolutionary period; appropriates $200,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 923

    Establishes "Naturally Occurring Retirement Community" pilot program; appropriates $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 932

    Directs Commissioner of DHS to prepare annual Access to Employer-Based Health Insurance for NJ FamilyCare Enrollees report.

  • Assembly Bill 992

    Establishes pharmacy's duty to fill prescriptions for in-stock drugs or devices without delay, notwithstanding sincerely held moral, philosophical or religious beliefs of pharmacist. *

  • Assembly Bill 1024

    Permits school bus operator to display "Stop When Red Lights Are Flashing" on rear of bus.

  • Assembly Bill 1324

    Eliminates use of vaccines containing mercury over three years.

  • Assembly Bill 1339

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for New Jersey-Local Open Space Acquisition.

  • Assembly Bill 1426

    Regulates Internet pharmacies and electronic prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 1458

    Creates New Jersey Servicemembers' Civil Relief Act of 2006.

  • Assembly Bill 1511

    Expands wrongful death act to allow recovery for mental anguish, emotional pain and suffering, loss of society and loss of companionship. *

  • Assembly Bill 1526

    Expands responsibilities of "New Jersey Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect."

  • Assembly Bill 1631

    Deletes prior authorization requirements by certain insurers for accessing certain health care services.

  • Assembly Bill 1640

    "Long-Term Care Partnership Program Act"; establishes Long-Term Care Partnership Program in DHS. *

  • Assembly Bill 1665

    Prohibits deceptive use of depository institution's trade name or trademark.

  • Assembly Bill 1716

    Establishes sex offender monitoring program. *

  • Assembly Bill 1740

    Prohibits political contributions by all State and local public agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 1882

    Exempts solar energy systems from real property taxation.

  • Assembly Bill 1893

    Requires any person responsible for conducting remediation to submit written notification and a remedial action workplan under certain conditions; requires DEP to adopt rules setting forth notice requirements. **

  • Assembly Bill 1894

    Requires person performing remediation to submit remedial action workplan to municipality; requires DEP to adopt rules concerning public notification of remediation of contaminated sites. *

  • Assembly Bill 1895

    Increases time for DEP review of proposed negative declaration and requires certain notice to municipalities under Industrial Site Recovery Act. *

  • Assembly Bill 1946

    Establishes defibrillator grant program in DCA.

  • Assembly Bill 2004

    Decreases certain public document copy fees to up to $0.10 or less per letter size page and up to $0.15 or less per legal size page. *

  • Assembly Bill 2007

    "Parkinson's Disease Public Awareness and Education Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2039

    Requires certain State buildings to be designed and managed to meet high performance green building standards. *

  • Assembly Bill 2380

    Upgrades penalty for failure to register as sex offender; imposes penalty for failure to verify address and requires verification prior to release.

  • Assembly Bill 2465

    Establishes the crime of corruption of public resources.

  • Assembly Bill 2512

    Revises statutory mental health coverage requirements and requires all health insurers and SHBP to cover treatment for alcoholism and other substance-use disorders under same terms and conditions as for other diseases or illnesses.

  • Assembly Bill 2532

    Permits the establishment of sick leave banks for school employees.

  • Assembly Bill 2559

    Establishes criminal and civil penalties for transmission of certain commercial electronic mail messages.

  • Assembly Bill 2692

    "Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Planning Authority Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 2750

    Adds two employees to the boards of trustees of the State colleges and the county colleges. *

  • Assembly Bill 2828

    Authorizes the issuance of bonds by the NJEDA to fund State capital construction projects of $270 million for facilities for stem cell research, biomedical research, blood collection and cancer research. **

  • Assembly Bill 2837

    Requires informational posters about safe placement alternatives for newborn infants be posted in public restrooms used by females.

  • Assembly Bill 2878

    Establishes "Blue Heart Law Enforcement Assistance Program" to provide counseling support for wounded law enforcement officers. *

  • Assembly Bill 3005

    Establishes the "Public Corruption Profiteering Penalty Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3010

    Directs DOE to include information about State adult disability services in booklet for parents of special education students and to require schools to designate staff member as parent liaison.

  • Assembly Bill 3016

    Imposes criminal penalties for certain actions concerning disposition of decedent's body parts.

  • Assembly Bill 3028

    "Safe Patient Handling Act"; requires health care facilities to establish safe patient handling programs. *

  • Assembly Bill 3070

    Upgrades assault on victims who are disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 3174

    Concerns the prompt payment of construction contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 3182

    Increases maximum death benefit of group life insurance policies paid for by fire district or municipality maintaining volunteer fire department.

  • Assembly Bill 3186

    "New Jersey Stem Cell Research Bond Act," authorizes the sale of State general obligation bonds in the amount of $450 million and appropriates $5,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 3193

    Exempts from sales tax all hybrid and certain highly fuel efficient vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 3201

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3239

    Permits person covered by managed care plan to receive covered services from in-network provider without obtaining referral from primary care physician.

  • Assembly Bill 3347

    Appropriates $48.5 million from "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3405

    Upgrades tampering generally; upgrades tampering with prescribed medicine to second degree crime under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3462

    Revises child pornography law. *

  • Assembly Bill 3472

    Provides unemployment benefits for spouses of armed services members under certain conditions. *

  • Assembly Bill 3529

    Requires DHSS standards for safe building interiors; submission of documentation of investigation and remediation as a condition to issuance of construction permit for certain sites; makes changes to the "Industrial Site Recovery Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3570

    "Billy's Law"; requires DCF and DHS to establish regulations for out-of-State placements in residential schools and programs. **

  • Assembly Bill 3596

    Requires DCA to adopt energy inspection code, and requires licensed home inspector to report energy analysis for each home inspected for buyer in contemplation of purchase. *

  • Assembly Bill 3634

    Increases membership of PFRS board of trustees from 11 to 13 members.

  • Assembly Bill 3643

    "Patricia's Law;" model Missing Persons Legislation.

  • Assembly Bill 3711

    "Nicole's Law;" permits victim of sex offense to obtain restraining order against offender.

  • Assembly Bill 3845

    Authorizes DCA Commissioner to prepare and make available to the public a green building manual.

  • Assembly Bill 3873

    Increases statute of limitations for certain crimes involving political corruption from five years to seven years.

  • Assembly Bill 3884

    Sets confidentiality standards for public employee assistance program records; prohibits employer actions against participants.

  • Assembly Bill 3918

    Requires written notice to be provided to county health departments and local health agencies concerning contaminated sites. *

  • Assembly Bill 3920

    Requires distributing information about human papillomavirus to parents and guardians of seventh to twelfth graders and to pediatricians, and establishes public awareness campaign. *

  • Assembly Bill 3978

    Consumer Electronics Warranty Lemon Law.

  • Assembly Bill 3991

    Expands the means to obtain a protective order for a minor. *

  • Assembly Bill 4001

    Requires Business Employment Incentive Program and other program grant recipients to pay the prevailing wage on certain public work projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4010

    Changes date of presidential primary from last Tuesday in February to first Tuesday after first Monday in February.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Restricts receipt of things of value by members of the Legislature and legislative staff from lobbyists and governmental affairs agents; increases certain penalty provisions. *

  • Assembly Bill 4013

    Requires governmental affairs agent to report particular items in annual appropriation legislation or appropriation legislation supplemental thereto on which agent acted.

  • Assembly Bill 4014

    Prohibits candidates from contributing campaign funds to charity in which candidate or candidate's immediate family is an officer or employee or receives compensation for goods or services provided to the charity.

  • Assembly Bill 4047

    Requires removal of snow and ice from handicapped parking spaces 24 hours after inclement weather and increases penalties for violations.

  • Assembly Bill 4054

    Makes changes concerning Governor's Council for Medical Research and Treatment of Autism.

  • Assembly Bill 4065

    Exempts sales and use tax on initiation fees, membership fees and dues and certain parking services.

  • Assembly Bill 4067

    Expands programs in BPU to include low-interest loans and grants to municipalities for energy efficient programs and innovative energy technologies. *

  • Assembly Bill 4211

    Requires certain developers to offer solar energy systems in all homes built within a development of 100 or more units.

  • Assembly Bill 4287

    Updates enforcement provisions of various environmental laws in a uniform manner.

  • Assembly Bill 5001

    Expands program eligibility and enhances benefit amount under the New Jersey earned income tax credit program.

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  • Assembly Bill 158

    Revises New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act.

  • Assembly Bill 226

    Provides reimbursement to municipalities for taxes lost due to totally disabled veterans' tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 243

    Establishes Medication Management, Outreach and Support Program in DHS; appropriates $8 million.

  • Assembly Bill 283

    Requires fee-for-service prescription drug benefits for SSI recipients under Medicaid.

  • Assembly Bill 284

    Increases the maximum amount of bonds issued by the New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority for the Public Library Project Fund from $45 million to $95 million to provide library construction and technology grants.

  • Assembly Bill 286

    Enhances rights and remedies of employees who disclose or refuse to participate in fraudulent employer practices.

  • Assembly Bill 295

    Requires each public school to observe a period of silence on September 11 of each school year.

  • Assembly Bill 356

    Requires the State to consider life-cycle costs when procuring certain supplies.

  • Assembly Bill 431

    Provides that impairing another person's means of communication may constitute an act of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 432

    "The Domestic Violence and Workforce Development Initiative."

  • Assembly Bill 441

    Establishes the authority of the court to order electronic monitoring of certain convicted domestic violence offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 448

    Establishes the Higher Education Study Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 454

    Allows a gross income tax credit for textbook purchases by full-time undergraduate students at four year institutions of higher education, county colleges and accredited post-secondary schools in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 463

    Restricts bail options for second and subsequent offenses occurring while released.

  • Assembly Bill 464

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance to curb gang related loitering and criminal activity.

  • Assembly Bill 466

    Requires licensure of hospital in Union County to provide adult cardiac surgery services.

  • Assembly Bill 468

    Establishes professional standards for county sheriffs and their employees.

  • Assembly Bill 469

    Establishes the crime of assault by animal.

  • Assembly Bill 486

    Appropriates $2,000,000 for New Jersey Fire Engine and Equipment Museum.

  • Assembly Bill 525

    Prohibits black bear hunting, creates black bear study commission, authorizes issuance and sale of NJ Black Bear Stamp, establishes NJ Black Bear Stamp Account.

  • Assembly Bill 531

    Requires State Board of Education to include two hours of instruction in suicide prevention as part of professional development for public school teaching staff members.

  • Assembly Bill 708

    Requires the placement of defibrillators in public school buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 737

    Provides for establishment of county offices for the disabled; making an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 742

    Establishes Safe Haven Awareness Promotion Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 754

    Establishes minimum registered professional nurse staffing standards for hospitals and ambulatory surgery facilities and certain DHS facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 763

    Expands offense of computer criminal activity to include accessing computer data for an unlawful purpose by means of a knowing misrepresentation as to identity of person requesting information.

  • Assembly Bill 775

    Provides State in lieu aid to municipalities for certain tax-exempt group homes.

  • Assembly Bill 839

    Clarifies procedures for closing active child protective services cases.

  • Assembly Bill 841

    Establishes "The Prosecutorial Cost Relief Pilot Program Act of 2005."

  • Assembly Bill 855

    Permits choice of provider for treatment of diseases and conditions covered under individual health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 869

    Establishes toll-free hotline to report motorists who litter in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 880

    Establishes "New Jersey Task Force on Long-Term Care Quality and Financing."

  • Assembly Bill 926

    Requires the State to reimburse counties for costs incurred in connection with the operation of county prosecutors' offices.

  • Assembly Bill 934

    Makes changes in Primary Care Physician and Dentist Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 966

    Establishes low interest mortgage program in HMFA for volunteer fire and rescue squad members.

  • Assembly Bill 970

    Provides PFRS members in federal or State military service who is injured or killed with disability or death benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 976

    Requires Commissioner of Education to grant an equivalency or waiver under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 990

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for employer expenditures to provide certain physical fitness benefits to employees.

  • Assembly Bill 998

    Establishes limits on resident's hours in hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 1030

    Prohibits unilateral changing of terms and conditions of employment by public employers.

  • Assembly Bill 1045

    Eliminates certain components of realty transfer fee.

  • Assembly Bill 1047

    Revises calculation of school district budget caps, increases allowable surplus for public school districts, and revises adjustment for special education costs.

  • Assembly Bill 1077

    Establishes a hospital accounting management system and appropriates $2 million to DHSS.

  • Assembly Bill 1107

    The "Public Surface Water Supply Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1173

    Revises the law concerning hazing; upgrades criminal penalties, provides certain immunities, creates civil offense and requires written policies.

  • Assembly Bill 1174

    Provides for posting of radon testing results in public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1187

    Incorporates federal standards governing sale and transfer of firearms to aliens and non-residents.

  • Assembly Bill 1197

    Provides that children under care, custody or supervision of DYFS may not be home-schooled.

  • Assembly Bill 1204

    Provides that public schools will not be in session on Veterans' Day of each year.

  • Assembly Bill 1207

    Requires public institutions of higher education to prorate salary for part-time faculty appointments based on salary for comparable full-time positions.

  • Assembly Bill 1209

    Prohibits price gouging during a declared state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 1215

    Excludes from PAAD income eligibility withdrawals from an IRA.

  • Assembly Bill 1239

    Supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to DHSS for Office on Women's Health.

  • Assembly Bill 1242

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from imposing nonresident tuition fees on members of New Jersey National Guard and surviving children and spouses of Guard members killed in line of duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1335

    Establishes "Virtual Medical Monitoring Service Pilot Program" in DHSS; appropriates $150,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1337

    Provides for receipt for voter at primary or general election; allows receipt to be proof of eligibility to vote in subsequent election; provides State reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 1338

    Establishes the New Jersey Prescription Drug Cost Reduction Study Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 1359

    Provides reimbursement of group life insurance premiums to members of National Guard, appropriates $1,500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1369

    Provides that DNA test results may be used in establishing parentage.

  • Assembly Bill 1373

    Creates the "Biometric Identifier Privacy Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1378

    Removes license suspension penalty for persons with only one outstanding parking fine; permits Motor Vehicle Commission to refuse registration to persons with only one outstanding parking fine.

  • Assembly Bill 1397

    Provides in-network benefits to patient with disability for services provided by out-of-network provider under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1417

    Concerns workers' compensation for firefighters with cancer.

  • Assembly Bill 1424

    Establishes "New Jersey Fire and EMS Crisis Intervention Services" telephone hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 1425

    Makes temporary insurance and temporary domestic security local cap exceptions permanent; exempts pre-July 7, 2004 contract obligations from current, lower cap.

  • Assembly Bill 1427

    Changes calculation of average weekly wage for TDI benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1434

    Extends property tax reimbursement benefits to certain low income veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1438

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 1439

    Establishes school property tax freeze program for resident homeowners age 65 or older and disabled homeowners.

  • Assembly Bill 1455

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 1518

    Provides family leave insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 1607

    Authorizes leave for parents and guardians of children with special needs.

  • Assembly Bill 1619

    Revises criteria for eligibility to receive senior and disabled homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 1651

    Establishes certain hiring preference for children of firefighters and law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1663

    "Electronic Waste Producer Responsibility Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1690

    Amends "Toxic Catastrophe Prevention Act" to address terrorist and criminal acts.

  • Assembly Bill 1702

    Requires Attorney General to prepare pamphlet for parents on keeping children safe from predators.

  • Assembly Bill 1705

    Requires responsible business practices by large employers regarding wages and benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1721

    Requires criminal background checks of employees of private prisoner transport companies.

  • Assembly Bill 1723

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to Community Food Pantry Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1747

    Establishes public school district budget cap adjustment for energy costs.

  • Assembly Bill 1754

    Provides PFRS death benefit of 3 1/2 times the annual rate of compensation in the event of accidental death occurring in the first year of creditable service.

  • Assembly Bill 1759

    Authorizes payment of funeral expenses for certain public safety employees killed in line of duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1793

    Creates the Office on Women's Research and Policy and appropriates $150,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1795

    Provides that convictions records for a violation of the domestic violence laws are not subject to expungement.

  • Assembly Bill 1848

    Provides that mentally retarded persons would not be eligible for the death penalty.

  • Assembly Bill 1853

    Prescribes procedures and protocols for investigating fires involving firefighter fatalities and injuries.

  • Assembly Bill 1858

    Authorizes State constitutional convention to reform system of property taxation; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1861

    Establishes special environmental prosecutor.

  • Assembly Bill 1873

    Authorizes the State, with prior approval by the State House Commission, to use eminent domain power to acquire lands for recreation and conservation purposes provided lands are protective of drinking water sources.

  • Assembly Bill 1901

    Provides that cash assistance from DHS kinship care programs shall not be considered income for certain State-funded programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1904

    Establishes New Jersey Rx Program to reduce prescription drug prices.

  • Assembly Bill 1921

    Requires that public officers or public employees convicted of crimes involving their office or employment be sentenced to mandatory prison terms and forfeit pension benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Allows State or State authority to terminate construction contract upon transfer of contractor's ownership or control; requires advance approval of subcontractor changes.

  • Assembly Bill 1954

    Sets mileage reimbursement rate for State at IRS rate for business use of automobile.

  • Assembly Bill 1979

    Requires drug and alcohol testing of adult inmates within 72 hours prior to furlough, work release or similar programs under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 2057

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

  • Assembly Bill 2067

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2181

    Prohibits cemetery company from charging additional fee for rendering certain services on Sunday.

  • Assembly Bill 2298

    Extends eligibility for veterans' property tax deduction to residents of continuing care retirement communities.

  • Assembly Bill 2441

    Provides compensatory time off for certain essential attendance State employees.

  • Assembly Bill 2608

    Authorizes MVC to give refunds for unexpired portions of motor vehicle registration periods in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 2617

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

  • Assembly Bill 2629

    Provides enhanced benefits to survivors of certain PFRS members.

  • Assembly Bill 2650

    Requires mandatory sexual violence training for law enforcement, judicial and prosecutorial personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 2652

    Authorizes a motion to dismiss in a cause of action (a "SLAPP" suit) arising from a defendant's valid exercise of the constitutional rights of freedom of speech.

  • Assembly Bill 2712

    Establishes certain customer protection requirements for cable television customers.

  • Assembly Bill 2713

    Creates a directory of registered telemarketers.

  • Assembly Bill 2752

    Makes employment matters not exempted by statute mandatory subjects of public employment collective bargaining.

  • Assembly Bill 2842

    Requires forfeiture of public office upon conviction of fourth degree crime or higher; disqualifies person from future office upon conviction of fourth degree crime or higher or conviction of crime involving dishonesty.

  • Assembly Bill 2879

    Directs AG to develop mandatory guidelines for municipal prosecutors.

  • Assembly Bill 2951

    "Prescription Drug Right-to-Know Act"; establishes clinical trials registry in DHSS; requires pharmaceutical companies to publicly disclose clinical trial data.

  • Assembly Bill 2990

    Establishes a Gun Court Pilot Program in Essex and Mercer County.

  • Assembly Bill 2997

    Requires Director of Division of Taxation to create combined application form for homestead rebate and homestead property tax reimbursement programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3085

    Extends eligibility for certain benefits to veterans who performed active service in U.S. Armed Forces during Cold War.

  • Assembly Bill 3236

    The "New Jersey Consumer Catastrophe Preparedness and Protection Act"; creates "New Jersey Catastrophe Fund"; appropriates $10,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3410

    Extends eligibility for $250 property tax deduction to Cold War veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3411

    Extends eligibility for total property tax exemption to 100% disabled Cold War veterans; requires State to reimburse municipality for local tax revenue loss.

  • Assembly Bill 3438

    Revises certain procedures for municipal redevelopment programs; prohibits certain campaign contributions by redevelopers.

  • Assembly Bill 3493

    Revises criteria for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement for claimants affected by eminent domain.

  • Assembly Bill 3535

    Exempts membership fees, initiation fees, or dues for access to health and fitness, athletic, or sporting clubs of certain charitable organizations from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 3566

    Requires physicians and other prescribers to obtain informed consent from parents or guardians of minors for medications with "black box warnings."

  • Assembly Bill 3621

    Requires DEP to conduct testing of child care centers for hazardous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 3809

    Exempts charges for residential storage space and dues for residential health and fitness facilities from the sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 3812

    Extends TDI to provide family leave benefits for workers caring for sick family members, newborn and newly adopted children.

  • Assembly Bill 3868

    "Gynecologic Cancer Education and Awareness Act"; appropriates $75,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3875

    Establishes prescription and over-the-counter drug abuse public awareness campaign; designated Jason's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 3954

    Concerns criminal background checks for certain school employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3994

    Requires retail store operators to establish in-store recycling programs that provide opportunities for customers to return clean plastic carryout bags.

  • Assembly Bill 4050

    Requires insurers and State health care coverage programs to cover cost of HPV vaccine and establishes public awareness campaign about HPV.

  • Assembly Bill 4051

    Prohibits commercial mobile service providers from requiring subscribers to pay a charge for calling emergency 9-1-1 service.

  • Assembly Bill 4113

    Provides for sales tax exemption for advanced technology partial zero emission vehicles, imposes surcharge on certain automobiles.

  • Assembly Bill 4154

    Requires county superintendent of schools to determine routes and bid and award contracts for all nonpublic school busing in the county.

  • Assembly Bill 4198

    Requires school bus drivers to have annual physical.

  • Assembly Bill 4219

    Requires health insurers to provide benefits for magnetic resonance imaging for certain women at high risk for breast cancer.

  • Assembly Bill 4377

    Requires establishment of prequalification process for prospective bidders on school district transportation contracts; authorizes debarment of bidders convicted of certain crimes; authorizes disqualification of bidder or termination of contract for cert

  • Assembly Bill 4391

    Directs the BPU to establish certain energy-conservation programs.

  • Assembly Bill 4453

    Removes appropriations for municipal free libraries purposes from the four percent municipal property tax levy cap.

  • Assembly Bill 4458

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 4483

    The "Smart Container Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4622

    "Thomas P. Canzanella Twenty First Century First Responders Protection Act"; concerns workers' compensation for public safety workers.

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  • Assembly Bill 6

    Establishes the "New Jersey Tax and Fiscal Policy Study Commission" to study the State and local tax structure and related fiscal issues.

  • Assembly Bill 20

    Provides for mandatory forfeiture of retirement benefits and mandatory imprisonment for public officers or employees convicted of certain crimes.

  • Assembly Bill 21

    Implements various recommendations of Joint Legislative Committee on Public Employee Benefits Reform concerning benefits and certain terms and conditions of public office employment.