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John F. McKeon

Bills in the 2022–2023 Session, General Assembly.

All of John F. McKeon's terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • Assembly Bill 1746

    Revises effects of delinquency and insolvency proceedings against insurer-members of federal home loan banks.

  • Assembly Bill 1755

    Requires installation of operational automatic rain sensor or smart sprinkler as condition of sale of certain real properties, and on certain commercial, retail, and industrial properties and common interest communities within specified timeframes.*

  • Assembly Bill 1765

    Allows Attorney General to bring cause of action for certain public nuisance violations arising from sale or marketing of firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 3149

    Changes entity responsible for management of NJ School of Conservation to nonprofit organization, and directs DOE to request funding for center annually.

  • Assembly Bill 4255

    Revises law requiring registration with DEP of certain entities engaged in soil and fill recycling services.

  • Assembly Bill 4723

    Requires motor vehicle dealer to offer to delete personal information in motor vehicles in certain situations.*

  • Assembly Bill 4939

    Establishes fundamental freedom of person to marry or enter into civil union with person of any race.

Passed the General Assembly2

Out of committee29

  • Assembly Bill 1736

    Requires water purveyors to conduct, and report to DEP, water loss audits.

  • Assembly Bill 1739

    Makes certain for-profit debt adjusters eligible for licensing to conduct business in State.

  • Assembly Bill 1742

    "Peer-to-Peer Car Sharing Act".*

  • Assembly Bill 1747

    Establishes Prescription Drug Affordability Board; appropriates $1 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 1761

    Prohibits motor vehicle liability insurance policy from restricting full payment of recovery amounts under covered person's policy.

  • Assembly Bill 2234

    Provides CBT and gross income tax credits for certain deliveries of low carbon concrete and for costs of conducting environmental product declaration analyses of low carbon concrete.*

  • Assembly Bill 2235

    Prohibits use by certain retailers of shipping box greater than two times volume of product being shipped.

  • Assembly Bill 2839

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide coverage for epinephrine auto-injector devices and asthma inhalers; limits cost sharing for health insurance coverage of insulin.

  • Assembly Bill 2840

    Establishes certain data reporting requirements for prescription drug supply chain; establishes Drug Affordability Council; appropriates $1,500,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 3159

    Requires hiring of vendor to manage Medicaid Multi-State Pooling Supplemental Rebate Arrangement program and associated uniform Preferred Drug List.

  • Assembly Bill 3165

    Increases statutory mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices, Superior Court Judges, Tax Court Judges, Administrative Law Judges, Workers' Compensation Judges and county prosecutors from 70 to 72.

  • Assembly Bill 3192

    Requires public water systems to compile, and submit to DEP, lead service line inventories.

  • Assembly Bill 3195

    Permits electric public utilities, electric power suppliers, and basic generation service providers to enter into certain agreements with building owners for use of solar electric systems at owners' buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 3668

    Makes FY 2022 supplemental appropriation to provide State military impact aid to certain school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 3746

    Allows local government deferred compensation plans to invest in collective investment trusts.

  • Assembly Bill 4294

    Requires DOBI to conduct study on impact of certain changes to individual and small group health insurance markets.*

  • Assembly Bill 4367

    Upgrades certain crimes related to manufacturing firearms from third degree to second degree.

  • Assembly Bill 4722

    Permits certain school districts to establish State military impact aid reserve account.*

  • Assembly Bill 4738

    Revises eligibility criteria for adult medical day care services.

  • Assembly Bill 4782

    Revises goal for annual capacity of solar energy projects to be approved under Community Solar Energy Program; allows certain customers to self-attest to income for program participation; allows information disclosure of customers participating in program.*

  • Assembly Bill 4783

    Requires sellers of real property and landlords to make certain notifications regarding flooding.

  • Assembly Bill 4785

    Updates certain insurance company investment provisions in accordance with Investments of Insurers Model Act.

  • Assembly Bill 4892

    Exempts licensed master plumbers from certain electrical contractor business permit requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4893

    Establishes incentive program for installation of energy storage systems.

  • Assembly Bill 4976

    "Consumer Legal Funding Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5137

    "The Small Business Health Insurance Affordability Act"; revises certain requirements for individual and small employer health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 5365

    "Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Battery Management Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 5626

    Imposes certain rate filing requirements concerning certain health benefits plans available on State-based exchange.

  • Assembly Bill 5670

    Establishes Social Impact Investment Fund; appropriates $20 million.

In committee84

  • Assembly Bill 1732

    Requires Attorney General to establish Statewide gun buyback program.

  • Assembly Bill 1733

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in, and requires divestment from, 200 largest publicly traded fossil fuel companies.

  • Assembly Bill 1734

    "Water Infrastructure Improvement Bond Act of 2018," authorizes bonds for $400,000,000, and appropriates $5,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1735

    Specifies minimum 20-year planning duration for NJ Statewide Water Supply Plan and adds new requirements for plan.

  • Assembly Bill 1737

    Requires DOT to prioritize green stormwater infrastructure in design, construction, reconstruction, and repair of public highways.

  • Assembly Bill 1738

    Permits developer to qualify for low-interest loan from NJEDA when building a high performance green building.

  • Assembly Bill 1740

    Permits counties and municipalities to bond for passenger cars and station wagons solely fueled by electric or renewable power sources.

  • Assembly Bill 1741

    Establishes registration and operational requirements for retail health clinics and urgent care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1743

    Prohibits insurers from offering stop loss insurance to small employers.

  • Assembly Bill 1744

    Revises law concerning Class I and solar renewable energy portfolio standards, solar renewable energy certificates, and net metering.

  • Assembly Bill 1745

    Requires carriers to pass prescription drug savings to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 1748

    Designates portion of Interstate Route 280 in West Orange as "Governor Brendan Byrne Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 1749

    Establishes crime of possessing firearm during public demonstration for purpose of causing civil disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 1750

    Establishes task force to examine issues and make recommendations concerning youth sports, including abusive coaching, confrontational parents, and bullying of players.

  • Assembly Bill 1751

    Prohibits juror disqualification based on gender identity or sexual orientation; codifies procedures when discriminatory use of peremptory challenges is alleged.

  • Assembly Bill 1752

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing, and selling assault firearms for civilian use.

  • Assembly Bill 1753

    Codifies and enhances use of breach of implied warranty of habitability as defense to certain eviction actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1754

    Establishes confidentiality of landlord-tenant court records; addresses adverse actions on rental applications.

  • Assembly Bill 1756

    Permits municipal, county, and regional police and fire forces to establish five-year residency requirement for police officers and firefighters; allows exceptions to requirement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1757

    Imposes tax on high-quantity processors of financial transactions at $0.0025 per transaction.

  • Assembly Bill 1758

    Increases transparency and accountability for NJT and independence of NJT board members; establishes Office of Customer Advocate; requires greater detail for capital program.

  • Assembly Bill 1759

    Exempts certain plastic materials processed at advanced plastic processing facilities from State laws regulating solid waste disposal and recycling.

  • Assembly Bill 1760

    Requires provision in municipal solid waste collection contracts to hold bidder responsible for collection of solid waste.

  • Assembly Bill 1762

    Requires health insurance carriers to offer clear cost share plans for individual health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1763

    Removes exception of self-insured health benefits plans from law concerning pharmacy benefits managers.

  • Assembly Bill 1764

    Requires certain warehouse operators to implement air pollution reduction and mitigation plans.

  • Assembly Bill 2064

    Creates certain requirements for certain earned income access services and related provider contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 2841

    Establishes new transparency standards for pharmacy benefits manager business practices.

  • Assembly Bill 3148

    Establishes NJ Water Data Center at public institution of higher education; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3150

    Permits issuance of special license in certain municipalities with shopping malls.

  • Assembly Bill 3151

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain home elevation expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3152

    "Consumer Litigation Funding Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3153

    Directs Dept. of Agriculture to establish "Urban Farming Pilot Program"; appropriates $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3154

    "Water Resources Protection Trust Fund Act"; establishes user fee on water consumption and diversion; utilizes fee revenue for water quality, supply, and infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3155

    Requires use of uniform silver flags to mark certain pesticide applications.

  • Assembly Bill 3156

    Directs BPU to study feasibility of adopting certain requirements for installation of new and replacement electric distribution utility poles and transmission towers.

  • Assembly Bill 3157

    Establishes requirements for newly installed and replacement electric utility poles and transmission towers.

  • Assembly Bill 3158

    Prohibits municipal zoning ordinances from regulating solar panels under certain circumstances; limits fees for certain renewable energy installations.

  • Assembly Bill 3160

    Encourages sharing of services; makes appropriations.

  • Assembly Bill 3161

    "New Jersey Transit Villages Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3162

    Restricts use of eminent domain by private pipeline companies to those demonstrating pipeline is in the public interest and that agree to certain regulation by BPU.

  • Assembly Bill 3163

    Provides that organ donor designation on driver's license or identification card remains upon renewal of license or card under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3164

    Expands "Law Against Discrimination" to apply to health programs and activities and to prohibit discrimination based on association with individuals in protected classes.

  • Assembly Bill 3166

    Permits municipalities to require that new construction be solar ready.

  • Assembly Bill 3167

    Bars public entities and public employees from entering into confidential settlements of "whistleblower" claims; provides that such settlements constitute public records.

  • Assembly Bill 3168

    Upgrades penalties for certain crimes involving heroin and fentanyl; establishes new crimes concerning heroin mixtures; allows certain defendants to be eligible for drug court.

  • Assembly Bill 3169

    Criminalizes failure to return erroneous person-to-person electronic payments following proper notification.

  • Assembly Bill 3170

    Establishes State bank for handling of marijuana-related funds.

  • Assembly Bill 3171

    Reduces maximum interest rate on loans from 30 percent to 25 percent per year.

  • Assembly Bill 3172

    Limits forum of consumer contract disputes to New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 3173

    Requires certain retailers to provide notice of FAA safety guidelines for flying drones to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 3174

    Requires certain drones to contain geo-fencing technology; makes violation a fourth degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 3175

    Provides $3,000 gross income tax deduction for certain taxpayers providing home care for an elderly relative.

  • Assembly Bill 3176

    Disallows tax deduction under corporation business tax and gross income tax for punitive damages paid in connection with legal action; includes amount paid as punitive damages on behalf of taxpayer in income for tax purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3179

    Broadens eligibility for gross income tax credit to family caregivers of certain armed service members with physical disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3182

    Permits municipalities and counties to issue bonds to fund buy-out of accumulated leave time in order to reduce future terminal leave expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3183

    Concerns election of mutual savings bank holding company board of directors.

  • Assembly Bill 3184

    Requires informed consent for breast implant surgery.

  • Assembly Bill 3185

    Permits municipalities to prohibit gas connections in new construction.

  • Assembly Bill 3186

    Regulates Internet pharmacies and electronic prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 3187

    Creates Highlands Conservation Trust to preserve land in Highlands Region, and authorizes Highlands conservation license plate to raise revenue therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 3188

    Requires State parks, forests, and other natural and historic areas to remain open to public for seven days if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by NJ Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 3189

    Concerns resentencing and parole for certain juvenile defendants.

  • Assembly Bill 3190

    Creates a civil cause of action for stalking.

  • Assembly Bill 3191

    The "Green Building Tax Credit Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3193

    Provides for opting out of organ and tissue donation.

  • Assembly Bill 3194

    Provides for BPU incentives for district energy collaboratives and certain combined heat and power facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4163

    Requires owners and operators of certain landfills to control and monitor landfill gas emissions.

  • Assembly Bill 4721

    Prohibits membership club from limiting sale of motor fuel to members of club.

  • Assembly Bill 4724

    Provides CBT credit for development of anaerobic digestion facilities that process food waste.

  • Assembly Bill 4741

    Eliminates prohibition on provision of single-use paper bags by grocery stores for certain orders for five years; allows packaging options for grocery orders; requires program for disposition of reusable bags for grocery orders.

  • Assembly Bill 4837

    Increases penalties for leader of auto theft trafficking network in certain circumstances; increases penalties for repeat conviction of certain motor vehicle related crimes.

  • Assembly Bill 5191

    Establishes Statewide targets to reduce disposal of organic waste in landfills; requires DEP to adopt regulations to achieve targets.

  • Assembly Bill 5192

    Requires State Treasurer to conduct State government office space utilization study and identify savings.

  • Assembly Bill 5193

    Permits high performing school districts to be monitored by DOE under New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum (NJ QSAC) every seven years rather than every three years.

  • Assembly Bill 5213

    Requires delivery network companies to maintain automobile insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 5255

    Establishes "NJ Green Bank" in EDA; appropriates $50 million from societal benefits charge to initially fund program.

  • Assembly Bill 5434

    Permits dental service corporations to be subsidiaries of nonprofit parent companies.

  • Assembly Bill 5550

    Establishes Commuter and Transit Bus Relief Program in EDA to provide financial assistance to certain private bus carriers and local government units; appropriates $60 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5551

    Authorizes State Treasurer to appoint Garden State Preservation Trust acting executive director under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 5552

    Amends "New Jersey Antitrust Act" to make monopsony illegal and regulate entity in dominate position in market.

  • Assembly Bill 5591

    Requires BPU to establish beneficial building electrification program and requires electric public utilities to prepare and implement beneficial building electrification plans.

  • Assembly Bill 5592

    Eliminates prohibition on provision of single-use paper bags by grocery stores for delivery orders; requires grocery stores and third party grocery delivery services to establish program for reuse of reusable bags used for delivery orders.

  • Assembly Bill 5683

    Requires vehicle manufacturers to provide real-time access to motor vehicle data to vehicle owners and representatives.

Carried from the Senate

Became law14

  • Senate Bill 287

    Provides CBT and gross income tax credits for certain deliveries of low carbon concrete and for costs of conducting environmental product declaration analyses of low carbon concrete.*

  • Senate Bill 1614

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide coverage for epinephrine auto-injector devices and asthma inhalers; limits cost sharing for health insurance coverage of insulin.

  • Senate Bill 1615

    Establishes certain data reporting requirements for prescription drug supply chain; establishes Drug Affordability Council; appropriates $1,500,000.*

  • Senate Bill 1929

    Makes FY 2022 supplemental appropriation to provide State military impact aid to certain school districts.

  • Senate Bill 2423

    Allows local government deferred compensation plans to invest in collective investment trusts.

  • Senate Bill 2824

    Requires DOBI to conduct study on impact of certain changes to individual and small group health insurance markets.**

  • Senate Bill 2846

    Upgrades certain crimes related to manufacturing firearms from third degree to second degree.

  • Senate Bill 3089

    Permits certain school districts to establish State military impact aid reserve account.*

  • Senate Bill 3110

    Requires sellers of real property and landlords to make certain notifications regarding flooding.

  • Senate Bill 3123

    Revises goal for annual capacity of solar energy projects to be approved under Community Solar Energy Program; allows certain customers to self-attest to income for program participation; allows information disclosure of customers participating in program.*

  • Senate Bill 3409

    Updates certain insurance company investment provisions in accordance with Investments of Insurers Model Act.

  • Senate Bill 3480

    "The Small Business Health Insurance Affordability Act"; revises certain requirements for individual and small employer health benefits plans.

  • Senate Bill 3723

    "Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Battery Management Act."*

  • Senate Bill 3977

    Establishes Social Impact Investment Fund; appropriates $20 million.

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 2989

    Makes certain for-profit debt adjusters eligible for licensing to conduct business in State.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 34
  • Assembly Bill 208

    Raises pay for election workers to $300 per day; permits counties to provide additional compensation to election workers; appropriates $7,000,000 to Department of State. *

  • Assembly Bill 343

    Establishes crime of "sexual extortion": using explicit sexual images to extort victims.

  • Assembly Bill 536

    Establishes new transparency standards for pharmacy benefits manager business practices. *

  • Assembly Bill 674

    Establishes New Jersey Easy Enrollment Health Insurance Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1176

    Requires institutions of higher education to implement suicide prevention programs and raise awareness of mental health services.

  • Assembly Bill 1181

    Requires high school students to complete financial aid applications.*

  • Assembly Bill 1302

    Regulates sale of handgun ammunition and develops system of electronic reporting of handgun ammunition sales.*

  • Assembly Bill 1522

    Establishes annual sales tax holiday for retail sales of computers, school computer supplies, school art supplies, school instructional materials and sport or recreational equipment.*

  • Assembly Bill 1970

    Requires State Board of Agriculture and Department of Agriculture to adopt rules and regulations concerning confinement of breeding pigs and calves raised for veal.*

  • Assembly Bill 3974

    Prohibits extradition of individual from another state back to that state for actions related to conduct concerning reproductive health care services lawful in this State.*

  • Assembly Bill 3975

    Concerns protections with respect to nondisclosure of certain patient information relating to reproductive healthcare services, and protecting access to services and procedures related to abortion for certain out-of-State persons.*

  • Assembly Bill 4055

    Establishes New Jersey Ireland Trade Commission in Department of State.

  • Assembly Bill 4075

    Requires public schools to develop threat assessment teams.**

  • Assembly Bill 4107

    Makes various changes concerning regulation of emergency medical services; establishes mobile integrated health program and new State Emergency Medical Services Director in DOH.*

  • Assembly Bill 4125

    Prohibits sale, manufacture, distribution, and use of firefighting foam containing intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances; requires DEP to establish collection and disposal program; appropriates $250,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 4127

    Mandates access to periodic cancer screening examinations for professional firefighters not enrolled in SHBP; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4284

    Prohibits seller from imposing certain surcharge for credit card transactions; establishes certain notice requirements regarding surcharge.*

  • Assembly Bill 4337

    Requires Department of Health to provide information to Statewide 2-1-1 telephone system regarding the location of safe disposal sites for hypodermic syringes and needles and prescription drugs.*

  • Assembly Bill 4368

    Requires firearm retailers to sell microstamping-enabled firearms upon determination of availability by AG.

  • Assembly Bill 4370

    Requires training prior to issuance of firearms purchaser identification card and permit to purchase handgun under certain circumstances; provides that firearms purchaser identification card is valid for ten years.*

  • Assembly Bill 4401

    Provides one-year waiver of certain MVC fees imposed for driver's licenses and non-driver identification cards.

  • Assembly Bill 4403

    Makes FY 2022 supplemental appropriations of $71,786,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4682

    Establishes employment protections for certain service employees during changes of ownership.

  • Assembly Bill 4691

    Requires hazard mitigation plans to include climate change-related threat assessments and hazard prevention and mitigation strategies.*

  • Assembly Bill 4769

    Makes various revisions to requirements for obtaining a firearm purchaser identification card, permit to purchase a handgun, and permit to carry a handgun; codifies sensitive places in which firearms and destructive devices are prohibited.*

  • Assembly Bill 4791

    Establishes "Resiliency and Environmental System Investment Charge Program."

  • Assembly Bill 5235

    Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.

  • Assembly Bill 5442

    Directs BPU to conduct study to determine feasibility, marketability, and costs of implementing large-scale geothermal heat pump systems in State.

  • Assembly Bill 5651

    Concerns qualified offshore wind projects and federal tax benefits for certain offshore wind investments.*

  • Assembly Bill 5654

    Appropriates $9,184,427 to DEP from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes, and for certain administrative expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 5655

    Appropriates $87,783,515 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects, and for certain administrative expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 5664

    Establishes "Community Wealth Preservation Program"; expands access for certain buyers to purchase property from sheriff's sales.

  • Assembly Bill 5806

    Appropriates $48 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects, and Green Acres Program administrative costs.

  • Assembly Bill 5808

    Appropriates $15,564,293 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to NJ Historic Trust for grants for certain historic preservation projects and associated administrative expenses.

Vetoed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 2472

    Establishes bribery in official and political matters applies to person soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to accept benefit as consideration to act even though not yet in office or otherwise qualified to act.

Passed the General Assembly · 15
  • Assembly Bill 468

    Requires State agencies to make their websites accessible to people with disabilities and on mobile devices.

  • Assembly Bill 509

    Increases from 18 to 21 age at which person is eligible to receive firearms purchaser identification.

  • Assembly Bill 523

    Prohibits tax preparation software companies from charging fee for electronically filing State tax returns.

  • Assembly Bill 1169

    Requires discrimination prevention training for certain providers of services to senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 1439

    Requires each solid waste management district to develop strategy in solid waste management plan to reduce food waste.

  • Assembly Bill 2043

    "New Jersey Disability Savings Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2549

    Requires consumer reporting agencies to increase protection of consumers' personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 4093

    Requires health insurers, SHBP, and SEHBP to cover mammograms for women over 35 and women under 35 under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4296

    Establishes "New Jersey Target Zero Commission."*

  • Assembly Bill 4444

    Upgrades certain types of assault against sports officials to aggravated assault.*

  • Assembly Bill 4483

    Requires study of ocean energy potential; directs BPU to establish wave and tidal energy generation goals and take other action to establish NJ as nationwide leader in ocean energy.

  • Assembly Bill 4759

    Requires public water systems and landlords to provide certain notice of elevated perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substances levels in drinking water; requires DEP to establish educational program.

  • Assembly Bill 4861

    Requires Treasury to establish and maintain electronic verification system to verify State employees' eligibility to participate in federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4867

    Requires DEP to prioritize funding for certain projects for acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes and certain environmental infrastructure projects that include, or allow for, flood mitigation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5498

    Requires public institution of higher education to establish gambling addiction prevention program.

Out of committee · 37
  • Assembly Bill 3

    Revises income eligibility criteria for, and provides for promotion of, PAAD and Senior Gold Prescription Discount Program; establishes "Senior Save Navigator Grant Program" to assist applicants with NJ Save applications.*

  • Assembly Bill 189

    Requires publication of certain information related to toll discounts on E-ZPass website.

  • Assembly Bill 389

    Creates certain protections for insurers and insurance producers engaging in business of insurance in connection with cannabis-related businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 822

    Creates "New Jersey Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights Act."

  • Assembly Bill 992

    Authorizes State Chief Diversity Officer to conduct disparity study concerning utilization of minority-owned and women-owned businesses in State procurement process.

  • Assembly Bill 998

    Codifies and expands ARRIVE Together Pilot to make certain mental health services available to police responding to certain emergencies; appropriates $2 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 1179

    Requires firearm owners who become New Jersey residents to obtain firearm purchaser identification card and register handguns acquired out-of-State.

  • Assembly Bill 1263

    Requires municipalities, public utilities, and State to use LED technology in certain street lights.

  • Assembly Bill 1515

    Establishes pilot program for creation of certain local civilian review boards to review police operations and conduct.*

  • Assembly Bill 1700

    Creates Mental Health Diversion Program to divert eligible persons away from criminal justice system and into appropriate case management and mental health services.*

  • Assembly Bill 1802

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain expenses paid or incurred for care and support of qualifying senior family member; designated as Caregiver's Assistance Act.

  • Assembly Bill 1948

    Requires labeling of non-flushable disposable wipes.

  • Assembly Bill 2036

    Establishes Statewide behavioral health crisis system of care. *

  • Assembly Bill 2682

    Establishes "Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Long-Term Advisory Commission" in DHS.*

  • Assembly Bill 3526

    Requires NJ Youth Suicide Prevention Advisory Council to prepare report regarding suicide prevention instruction in public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3599

    Requires DHS to establish two-year Regional Community Behavioral Health Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3837

    Requires State government entities provide vital documents and translation services in at least seven most common non-English languages.*

  • Assembly Bill 3852

    Establishes New Jersey Child Tax Credit Program.*

  • Assembly Bill 4048

    Requires health benefits coverage of hearing aids and cochlear implants for insureds aged 21 or younger.

  • Assembly Bill 4162

    Credits $5.2 billion to "New Jersey Debt Defeasance and Prevention Fund"; appropriates $2.9 billion to NJ Schools Development Authority, NJ DOT, and NJT; and establishes process for authorizing future appropriations for debt defeasance and capital projects.*

  • Assembly Bill 4194

    Concerns licensing of law enforcement officers; appropriates $6 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4366

    Revises definition of destructive device to include certain .50 caliber rifles; makes certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4369

    Prohibits possession and requires registration of body armor in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4400

    Waives fees for marriage and civil union licenses in Fiscal Year 2023; appropriates $2 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4640

    Provides for child tax credit to be available in Tax Year 2022.

  • Assembly Bill 4760

    Requires DEP and Drinking Water Quality Institute to perform study concerning regulation and treatment of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

  • Assembly Bill 4800

    Concerns use of ignition interlock devices for drunk driving offenses.*

  • Assembly Bill 4970

    Requires public institutions of higher education to submit annual fiscal monitoring report; authorizes Secretary of Higher Education to appoint State monitor of certain institutions; requires higher education chief financial officers complete training; annually appropriates $100,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 5015

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on grief as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.

  • Assembly Bill 5097

    Establishes signs and Internet websites for State tourism attractions, historic sites, and historic districts.*

  • Assembly Bill 5098

    Establishes new tourism regions and subregions in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5124

    Amends certain requirements for installation of electric vehicle supply equipment and Make-Ready parking spaces.

  • Assembly Bill 5182

    Revises certain requirements for involuntary commitment for mental health treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 5254

    Requires registration of data brokers and prohibits brokering of certain health records.*

  • Assembly Bill 5393

    Transfers Motion Picture and Television Development Commision to EDA; revises certain provisions of tax credit program for film and digital media content production; appropriates $30 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 5470

    Provides for merger of Bloomfield College with Montclair State University; expands powers and property of Montclair State University; and expands State college risk management group.

  • Assembly Bill 5912

    Makes various revisions to alcoholic beverage manufacturing and retailing license laws.

In committee · 97
  • Assembly Bill 115

    Provides for early termination of terms of office for certain appointed municipal court positions when two or more municipalities enter into agreements to establish joint or shared municipal courts.

  • Assembly Bill 130

    Directs DEP to develop model ordinance for municipalities to regulate deposit and storage of soil and fill materials.

  • Assembly Bill 196

    Requires State entities to recycle certain materials and provide recycling bins in State buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 223

    "Consumer Access to Health Care Act"; eliminates requirement of joint protocol with physician for advanced practice nurses to prescribe medication.

  • Assembly Bill 228

    Establishes Statewide program to provide treatment services for children exposed to domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 345

    Authorizes municipality to deliver property tax bills, construction permits, and receipts for payment via e-mail.

  • Assembly Bill 385

    Requires Department of Treasury to review and approve digital payment platform.

  • Assembly Bill 395

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands horse racetrack, subject to voter approval.

  • Assembly Bill 396

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands racetrack, upon voter approval; dedicates 1/3 net proceeds to General Fund, 1/3 to State education aid, and 1/3 to horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 463

    Revises law concerning insurance holding company systems.

  • Assembly Bill 465

    Adopts State definition of Islamophobia for certain civil and criminal purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 531

    Authorizes insurers issuing business interruption insurance to offer rider for global virus transmission and pandemic coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 557

    Establishes procedures for disqualification from public office or employment upon conviction of certain crimes; creates registry.

  • Assembly Bill 612

    Permits application for PERS accidental disability benefit for injury sustained after January 2003 while employed at State psychiatric institution or correctional facility immediately prior to PERS membership.

  • Assembly Bill 645

    Amends certain requirements concerning insurance holding companies.

  • Assembly Bill 652

    Establishes local drug overdose fatality review teams.

  • Assembly Bill 697

    Revises law concerning sexually oriented businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 749

    Dedicates up to $400,000 annually of fees collected at Island Beach and Liberty State Parks to special funds to be used to support certain park programs, and makes appropriations from the funds.

  • Assembly Bill 818

    Provides mortgage payment relief, income tax relief, consumer reporting protection, and eviction protection for residential property owners, tenants, and other consumers, economically impacted during time of coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 837

    Permits certain physical therapists to perform dry needling.

  • Assembly Bill 840

    Permits physical therapists to perform dry needling under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 846

    Clarifies that violation of "New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act" results in loss of motor vehicle liability insurance coverage in certain circumstances; provides certain coverage for innocent persons in event of fraudulent actions by policyholders.

  • Assembly Bill 847

    Appropriates $54.5 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for recreation and conservation purposes to DEP for State capital and park development projects.

  • Assembly Bill 957

    Requires third-party disbursement service organization that contracts with local government unit or board of education to post bond against failure to meet obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 991

    Limits police presence at polling places and ballot drop boxes; prohibits electioneering within 100 feet of ballot drop box.

  • Assembly Bill 993

    Provides that firearms purchaser identification card is valid for four years; requires training prior to issuance of firearms cards and handgun purchase permits; revises procedures for passing of firearms to heir or legatee.

  • Assembly Bill 1014

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

  • Assembly Bill 1049

    Increases personal needs allowance to $50 for recipients of Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income who are veterans or spouses of veterans and provides for annual cost-of-living increase in allowance.

  • Assembly Bill 1066

    Limits amount of appeal bond in civil actions to $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1074

    Concerns victim's right to rape care advocate under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1084

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

  • Assembly Bill 1087

    Prohibits treatment, discharge, disposal, application to roadway, or storage of wastewater, wastewater solids, sludge, drill cuttings or other byproducts from natural gas exploration or production using hydraulic fracturing.

  • Assembly Bill 1138

    Adds member from Judicial Retirement System to State Investment Council.

  • Assembly Bill 1141

    Requires health insurance coverage for annual mental health screening.

  • Assembly Bill 1188

    Eliminates requiring certain joint officials be from adjacent municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1254

    Directs BPU to develop and implement electric school bus pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 1256

    Establishes "Plastic Pollution Task Force" to study ways to reduce and address plastic pollution.

  • Assembly Bill 1289

    Provides a plan to rebalance State resources to provide community services and supports for persons with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1290

    Requires DEP to submit annual financial report on status of certain fund balances.

  • Assembly Bill 1304

    Revises certain requirements for individual and small employer health benefits plans and for small employer members of multiple employer welfare arrangements.

  • Assembly Bill 1324

    Provides for background checks and other requirements for certain agencies providing temporary home for child or pregnant woman during crisis.

  • Assembly Bill 1334

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 1340

    Establishes the "Domestic Violence Tuition Waiver Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1363

    Directs Commissioner of Education to develop sensitivity training program for high school athletic directors, coaches, and sports officials of interscholastic athletic sports programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1405

    Provides that amounts remaining in inactive Internet gaming accounts will be abandoned property after three years under unclaimed property law.

  • Assembly Bill 1479

    Establishes Office of Clean Energy Equity in BPU; directs establishment of certain clean energy and energy efficiency programs for overburdened communities.

  • Assembly Bill 1497

    Establishes the "Safe Sanitary Subsidized Rental Housing Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 1521

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

  • Assembly Bill 1524

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

  • Assembly Bill 1530

    Concerns credit card interchange fees and consumer protection.

  • Assembly Bill 1531

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

  • Assembly Bill 1537

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

  • Assembly Bill 1538

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

  • Assembly Bill 1673

    Requires fire suppression systems in new single and two family homes.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

    Requires public school students with concussion to be evaluated by licensed health care professionals before return to school; requires school districts to provide restrictions or limitations to student as needed.

  • Assembly Bill 1805

    Allows termination of motor vehicle lease in event of death; prohibits imposition of fee for early termination.

  • Assembly Bill 1854

    Directs Secretary of Higher Education to study prevalence, cost, and quality of certain on-line courses compared to traditional classroom courses offered by institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 1949

    Authorizes DCA, DEP, DOT, and municipalities, to provide priority consideration to permit applications for green building projects.

  • Assembly Bill 1957

    The "Liberty State Park Protection Act"; establishes Liberty State Park Advisory Committee and requirements concerning DEP actions related to Liberty State Park.

  • Assembly Bill 1966

    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 1986

    Establishes certain law enforcement and privacy procedures; designated as New Jersey Values Act.

  • Assembly Bill 2010

    Establishes certain guidelines for health insurance carriers concerning step therapy protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 2028

    Allows county and municipal police departments to establish designated safe areas for Internet purchase transactions; establishes public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 2151

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2215

    "New Jersey Safe Storage of Firearms Act"; establishes certain requirements and penalties regarding firearm storage; repeals law governing minor's access to firearm; requires AG to establish public awareness campaign regarding firearm storage; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2216

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

  • Assembly Bill 2286

    Eliminates certain practice restrictions for advanced practice nurses.

  • Assembly Bill 2345

    Exempts certain credit unions from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2432

    Establishes license to allow wineries that produce more than 250,000 gallons per year to directly ship wine to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 3088

    Concerns Early Intervention Support Services program in DHS and expansion of program to all counties.

  • Assembly Bill 3267

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

  • Assembly Bill 3535

    Increases amount annually credited to Shore Protection Fund to $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3563

    Designates Ultimate as State sport.

  • Assembly Bill 3595

    Requires health benefits plan and carriers to meet certain requirements concerning network adequacy and mental health care.

  • Assembly Bill 3596

    Requires publication of guide for licensure as integrated care facility; assigns DOH and DHS employees to communicate with facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3597

    Requires DOH to establish Community Health Center Integrated Care Loan Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3598

    Establishes pilot program for 24-hour urgent care for behavioral health.

  • Assembly Bill 3600

    Establishes pilot program to refer certain emergency department patients for development of coordinated behavioral health care treatment and support services plan.

  • Assembly Bill 3804

    Increases distribution to municipalities from Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Fund over two years; prohibits anticipation of certain revenue in municipal budget; requires additional aid be subtracted from municipal property tax levy.

  • Assembly Bill 4221

    Clarifies the newspaper media delivery person and news media stringer are independent contractors for purposes of State employment laws.

  • Assembly Bill 4233

    Appropriates $70 million in federal funds to EDA to support arts and culture organizations negatively impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4353

    Establishes Office of Ombudsman for Children.

  • Assembly Bill 4473

    Extends time period required for public notice of certain land use applications.

  • Assembly Bill 4495

    Transfers jurisdiction over school meals programs from Department of Agriculture to DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 4536

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

  • Assembly Bill 4658

    Revises State renewable energy portfolio standards.

  • Assembly Bill 4808

    Requires DCF to administer school-based youth services program as currently established.

  • Assembly Bill 4921

    Waives 15 day waiting period for medical aid in dying under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5035

    Upgrades burglary of a residence to crime of the second degree.

  • Assembly Bill 5200

    Requires health insurance coverage of prescribed anti-obesity medication.

  • Assembly Bill 5234

    Makes FY2023 supplemental appropriation of $17 million to DEP for grants for certain lake management activities.

  • Assembly Bill 5284

    Provides tax credits to small businesses to offset increases in unemployment insurance contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 5351

    Prohibits collection of biometric identifier information by public or private entity under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5555

    Requires BPU to designate solar portion of critical renewable microgrid as solar energy project under Community Solar Energy Program; requires Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness to designate certain microgrids as assets of importance.

  • Assembly Bill 5579

    Clarifies policy analysis and development under "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act"; strengthens investigations; amends definition of harassment, intimidation, and bullying; and allows anti-bullying specialists to receive remuneration.

  • Assembly Bill 5697

    Establishes School Plastics Upcycling Grant Program in DEP to provide proportional awards to eligible schools based on pro rata share of plastics collected, by each school, for upcycling purposes; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5701

    Allows voter registration at polling place on election day or at early voting site during early voting period.

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  • Assembly Bill 3090

    Prohibits government dealings with businesses associated with Belarus or Russia.