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Chris Tully

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Chris Tully's terms

Sponsored

Became law6

  • Assembly Bill 2116

    Requires State Treasurer to submit report to Legislature every six months identifying deadlines for applications for federal funds by State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2131

    Creates New Jersey Global War on Terrorism Medal.

  • Assembly Bill 5707

    Appropriates $50 million from General Fund to EDA to support businesses and nonprofit organizations impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5816

    Allows county boards of elections to expand staff and appoint clerk within county budgetary requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 5817

    Revises violation and fines for approving or assigning unauthorized individuals as school bus drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 5818

    Provides for debarment of school bus contractors for certain violations; requires certain information in pupil transportation contract bid.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 4958

    Provides temporary exemption under sales and use tax for winterizing certain small business operations.

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 2117

    Establishes State to oversee application for and receipt of federal funds Ombudsman by State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 3847

    Provides paid leave without utilizing accumulated leave time for local government employees under certain circumstances.

Out of committee8

  • Assembly Bill 2126

    Directs DEP to establish pollinator habitat program for closed landfills.

  • Assembly Bill 2133

    Requires NJ Office of Homeland Security and State Preparedness to conduct study regarding rental companies reporting suspicious behavior to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 2134

    Requires public water systems to offer drinking water tests to customers in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2135

    Requires property condition disclosure statement to indicate presence of lead plumbing in residential property.

  • Assembly Bill 2140

    Revises requirements for health care service firms to report financial information to Division of Consumer Affairs.

  • Assembly Bill 2142

    Provides resident tuition rate to certain non-resident dependent children of United States military personnel attending public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 5335

    Requires NJT to expand or modify routes and hours of certain transportation services and to solicit input from individuals diagnosed with autism.

  • Assembly Bill 5672

    Increases maximum number of monthly respite care service hours funded through DCF for certain families.

In committee36

  • Assembly Bill 2118

    Requires telecommunications, cable television, and Internet service providers to allow service recipients to terminate service contracts following physician's referral to long-term care facility.

  • Assembly Bill 2119

    Clarifies that crimes of trespassing and invasion of privacy also include use of unmanned aircraft systems.

  • Assembly Bill 2120

    Designates P.L.2019, c.9 as "Miranda Vargas Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2121

    Prohibits consumer reporting agencies from making reports containing adverse information related to employees affected by federal government shutdown.

  • Assembly Bill 2122

    Requires restaurants to post signs advising customers to notify servers of food allergies; requires restaurant managers to complete food allergen training.

  • Assembly Bill 2123

    Establishes Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Advisory Council.

  • Assembly Bill 2124

    Establishes Office of Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders Policy to oversee, direct, and coordinate resources, funding, and data tracking concerning treatment of substance use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 2125

    Creates "Pollinator Pathway" designation for municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2127

    Revises eligibility requirements for reimbursement from "Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 2128

    Prohibits health insurance carriers from denying payment for preauthorized covered services except under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2129

    Permits local government unit to grant Length of Service Award Program points to certain activated military members.

  • Assembly Bill 2130

    Increases penalties for sale of tobacco and electronic smoking devices to persons under age 21.

  • Assembly Bill 2132

    Requires retailers to permit person to cancel purchase of digital content and obtain refund under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2136

    Allows municipalities to establish loan programs to fund replacement of lead service lines.

  • Assembly Bill 2137

    Requires landlords to provide notice to tenants concerning lead in drinking water.

  • Assembly Bill 2138

    Establishes pilot program in DOE to purchase and install electronic smoking device detectors in restrooms of certain public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 2139

    Establishes "Responsible School Violence Prevention, Preparation, and Protection Pilot Program" in certain counties and cities of first class; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 2141

    Requires certain residential developers to replace lead service lines.

  • Assembly Bill 2143

    Requires firearm owners who become New Jersey residents to obtain firearm purchaser identification card.

  • Assembly Bill 2144

    Requires pilot programs on both advanced imaging services and elective surgical procedures in SHBP and SEHBP.

  • Assembly Bill 4125

    Authorizes local units to temporarily make special emergency appropriations for COVID-19 response.

  • Assembly Bill 4216

    Extends Civil Service Commission employment eligible lists during State of Emergency and Public Health Emergency related to COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4629

    Requires electric public utilities to prioritize service restoration to age-restricted communities after major events.

  • Assembly Bill 4646

    Requires electric public utility to reimburse customers for cost of certain spoiled products resulting from service outage more than 72 hours after end of storm.

  • Assembly Bill 4647

    Requires long-term care facilities to offer residents opportunity to update emergency contact information and to discuss medical needs.

  • Assembly Bill 4648

    Increases days of paid military leave for certain public employees who serve in United States Reserves.

  • Assembly Bill 4828

    Broadens statute that criminalizes cyber-harassment of minor.

  • Assembly Bill 4945

    Requires NJ Office of Homeland Security and State Preparedness to conduct study of information collected and reported by rental companies, designated as "Darren Drake Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5320

    Requires anti-bullying specialist to annually submit self-assessment on school's effort to implement "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act" directly to DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 5835

    Provides that public school used as polling place shall not be open for classes on day of election.

  • Assembly Bill 5920

    Prohibits sex offenders from attending certain elementary or secondary schools.

  • Assembly Bill 5921

    Provides additional 60 days for a municipality to prohibit the operation of one or more classes of cannabis establishment, or cannabis distributors or cannabis delivery services.

  • Assembly Bill 6027

    Requires DOT to create traffic calming tool kit.

  • Assembly Bill 6028

    Alters procedure for reimbursing nurses who provide nonpublic school nursing services in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 6029

    Establishes scholarship program for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in field of fusion science.

  • Assembly Bill 6239

    Permits telemedicine services to be provided using audio-only technology when providing behavioral health care services.

Carried from the Senate

Became law4

  • Senate Bill 275

    Provides resident tuition rate to certain non-resident dependent children of United States military personnel attending public institutions of higher education.

  • Senate Bill 829

    Requires property condition disclosure statement to indicate presence of lead plumbing in residential property.

  • Senate Bill 830

    Requires public water systems to offer drinking water tests to customers in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 848

    Revises requirements for health care service firms to report financial information to Division of Consumer Affairs.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 85
  • Assembly Bill 13

    Establishes "New Jersey Debt Defeasance and Prevention Fund," appropriates $3.7 billion.

  • Assembly Bill 681

    Expands scope of law prohibiting age discrimination.

  • Assembly Bill 740

    Requires State agencies in awarding contracts for purchase of items that require power source to consider items powered by fuel cells.

  • Assembly Bill 744

    Requires law enforcement agencies to provide internal affairs and personnel files of law enforcement officers to other agencies under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 838

    Expands eligibility under New Jersey earned income tax credit program to allow taxpayers who are at least 21 years of age to qualify.*

  • Assembly Bill 1145

    Establishes "Electronic Permit Processing Review System."

  • Assembly Bill 1178

    Permits corporations to use blockchain technology for certain recordkeeping requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 1226

    Requires electric public utilities to provide priority power restoration to certain medical facilities, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 1536

    Concerns sign fabrication and prevailing wage requirements. *

  • Assembly Bill 1625

    Directs DOE to develop outreach program to encourage young women and minorities to pursue post-secondary degrees and careers in STEM.

  • Assembly Bill 1649

    "Daniel's Law" prohibits disclosure of certain personal information of active, formely active, and retired judicial officers, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers, and their family members; establishes crime and civil action for disclosing such infor

  • Assembly Bill 1663

    Establishes "New Jersey Nonprofit Security Grant Program."

  • Assembly Bill 2281

    Requires Commissioner of Human Services to streamline SNAP application process for senior citizens and conduct outreach regarding senior SNAP participation.

  • Assembly Bill 2286

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide graduating students with information on income-contingent student loan repayment programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3007

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide students with access to mental health care programs and services and to establish a hotline to provide information concerning the availability of those services.

  • Assembly Bill 3199

    Prohibits discrimination against living organ donors in relation to life, health, and long-term care insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 3201

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

  • Assembly Bill 3392

    Requires student representative be appointed to each board of education of school district and board of trustees of charter school that includes grades nine through 12.*

  • Assembly Bill 3687

    Requires certain family or household members and victims be notified when firearms are returned to persons charged with domestic violence or subject to extreme risk protection order.

  • Assembly Bill 3901

    Permits professional and occupational licensing boards to reactivate licensure of certain individuals during state of emergency or public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3903

    Allows remote notarial acts during Public Health Emergency and State of Emergency declared by Governor in Executive Order 103 of 2020.

  • Assembly Bill 3914

    Provides for employment, retention, and benefits during public health hazard posed by coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) of certain public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3919

    Extends certain permits, approvals, and deadlines during COVID-19 emergency.*

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Extends eligibility for accidental disability and accidental death benefits to certain PFRS, SPRS and PERS members who contract COVID-19 and test positive for SARS-CoV-2.**

  • Assembly Bill 3971

    Authorizes the issuance of "coronavirus relief bonds" by municipalities and counties.

  • Assembly Bill 4004

    Establishes Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic Task Force on Racial and Health Disparities.*

  • Assembly Bill 4138

    Requires Department of Human Services to develop public emergency response plan for licensed providers of services to individuals with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4238

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate for adult medical day care services.

  • Assembly Bill 4240

    Provides for technological upgrade of application process for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4246

    Permits expedited licensure in mental health professions for certain out-of-State individuals during state of emergency or public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4276

    Establishes "The Ballot Cure Act" to modify and establish various voting procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 4282

    Requires long term care facilities and hospitals to maintain minimum supply of personal protective equipment.*

  • Assembly Bill 4320

    Extends ballot receipt and election certification deadlines; increases certain messenger and bearer ballot limits: requires certain information to increase public awareness and use of voting by mail.**

  • Assembly Bill 4410

    Establishes Community College Opportunity Grant Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to provide last-dollar financial aid grants to county college students and Student Success Incentive funding to county colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 4433

    Creates grant program to encourage school districts to partner with institutions of higher education in training school-based mental health services providers.

  • Assembly Bill 4434

    Establishes Student Wellness Grant Program in DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 4454

    Requires school districts to include instruction on diversity and inclusion as part of implementation of New Jersey Student Learning Standards.*

  • Assembly Bill 4461

    Requires State to enter into contract and coordinate with certain cooperative purchasing systems for procurement of COVID-19 related goods and services by school districts.***

  • Assembly Bill 4475

    Requires county boards of election to establish ballot drop boxes in each county at least 45 days before election: revises procedures concerning mail-in ballots for 2020 general election.**

  • Assembly Bill 4476

    Establishes certain requirements concerning State's preparedness and response to infectious disease outbreaks, including coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4478

    Establishes additional requirements for DOH to assess sanctions and impose penalties on nursing homes; revises reporting requirements for nursing homes.*

  • Assembly Bill 4481

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

  • Assembly Bill 4482

    Establishes minimum wage requirements for certain long-term care facility staff; establishes direct care ratio requirements for nursing homes; requires nursing home care rate study.**

  • Assembly Bill 4671

    Requires public and local utilities to provide notice to residential customers of available relief measures during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4746

    Requires that certain provider subsidy payments for child care services be based on enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 4805

    Requires certain insurers to provide summary concerning business interruption insurance.*

  • Assembly Bill 4809

    Revises, clarifies, corrects, and simplifies various aspects of CBT.

  • Assembly Bill 4864

    Makes FY 2021 supplemental appropriation of $3,000,000 to DHS for temporary 25 percent increase to certain assisted living resident provider in Medicaid.*

  • Assembly Bill 4942

    Appropriates $87,444,690 from "New Jersey Library Construction Fund" to provide grants for construction, reconstruction, development, extension, improvement, and furnishing of New Jersey's public libraries.

  • Assembly Bill 4975

    Provides for postponement of New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum review for certain school districts.*

  • Assembly Bill 5033

    Authorizes motor vehicle dealers to sell motor vehicles online and obtain electronic signatures for motor vehicle transactions.

  • Assembly Bill 5059

    Requires DOH to establish certain nursing education and professional advancement programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5294

    Provides fast track hiring and advancement employment opportunities by State for persons with significant disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5336

    Requires DHS to establish payment programs for purchase of transportation services from private sector and government transportation service providers.*

  • Assembly Bill 5341

    Updates 2-1-1 telephone system information to include all current modes of public transit and information on access and usage.

  • Assembly Bill 5343

    Requires public community water systems to inventory and replace lead service lines within 10 years; provides for recoupment of costs by investor-owned public water systems.*

  • Assembly Bill 5345

    Expands eligibility under New Jersey earned income tax credit program to allow taxpayers who are at least 18 years of age or older to qualify for modified benefit.

  • Assembly Bill 5353

    Provides for certification of temporary nurse aides.

  • Assembly Bill 5444

    Makes $35 million in federal funds available to EDA to support food and beverage establishments in need.*

  • Assembly Bill 5445

    Makes $10 million in federal funds available to EDA to support child care providers in need.**

  • Assembly Bill 5446

    Makes $15 million in federal funds available to EDA to support businesses and nonprofits in need.*

  • Assembly Bill 5472

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

  • Assembly Bill 5520

    Increases income eligibility limits for PAAD program and Senior Gold Prescription Discount Program by $10,000.

  • Assembly Bill 5549

    Permits nonprofit corporations to allow members to participate in meetings by means of remote communication.

  • Assembly Bill 5599

    Establishes order of protection for current or former judge; upgrades and clarifies harassment against current or former judge; bars firearms possession by persons against whom current or former judge order of protection is entered.

  • Assembly Bill 5690

    Requires DOLWD to provide link to New Jersey Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program on website and in emails concerning unemployment compensation benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 5704

    Appropriates $120 million from General Fund to EDA to support microbusinesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5705

    Appropriates $10 million from General Fund to EDA to support child care providers impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5706

    Appropriates $20 million from General Fund to EDA to support food and beverage establishments impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5708

    Establishes Startup Business and Nonprofit Assistance Program in EDA to support new businesses and nonprofit organizations following COVID-19 pandemic; appropriates $25 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5709

    Appropriates $10 million from General Fund to EDA to support Sustain and Serve NJ Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5737

    Establishes Asian American Pacific Islander Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5814

    Creates Office of School Bus Safety in Department of Education; appropriates $200,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 5849

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA send weekly reports to Commissioner of DOH on status of veterans' homes in State during every future public health emergency; requires such reports through December 31, 2021. *

  • Assembly Bill 5850

    Requires DMVA veterans' memorial homes to hold quarterly town hall meetings with veterans' guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 5851

    Allows veteran's guardian to remove veteran from DMVA veterans' memorial home under certain emergency circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5852

    Requires DMVA veterans' memorial homes to communicate with veterans' guardians via at least two communication means.

  • Assembly Bill 5853

    Requires administrator and assistant administrator at State veterans' memorial home have prior work experience in clinical setting.

  • Assembly Bill 5854

    Requires position of resident advocate at each State veterans' memorial home.

  • Assembly Bill 5855

    Requires DMVA veterans' facilities provide payroll-based journal information to NJ Long-Term Care Ombudsman.

  • Assembly Bill 5856

    Requires Director of Division of Veterans' Healthcare Services in DMVA to have prior clinical and long-term care experience.

  • Assembly Bill 5883

    Establishes State supplement for "breakfast after the bell" meals.

  • Assembly Bill 5887

    Awards project grants under "Securing Our Children's Future Fund" for water infrastructure projects in certain school districts; appropriates $6,608,212.

  • Assembly Bill 6148

    Appropriates $37,174,636.71 from "New Jersey Library Construction Fund" to provide grants for construction, reconstruction, development, extension, improvement, and furnishing of New Jersey's public libraries.

  • Assembly Bill 6213

    Appropriates $49.932 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.

Vetoed · 5
  • Assembly Bill 4525

    Expands opportunities for restaurants, bars, distilleries and breweries to provide outdoor dining and permits certain farms to adjust operations in response to COVID-19 public health emergency.*

  • Assembly Bill 4803

    Concerns approval process for personal protective equipment and State stockpiles of personal protective equipment.*

  • Assembly Bill 4810

    Establishes Government Efficiency and Regulatory Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5218

    Allows certain taxpayers to accelerate depreciation of certain expenditures under corporation business and gross income taxes.*

  • Assembly Bill 5334

    Requires DOT, NJT and DHS to study and implement transportation mobility and accessibility improvements for persons with autism and developmental disabilities.*

Passed the General Assembly · 38
  • Assembly Bill 717

    Provides for jurisdiction for prosecution for certain crimes against minors committed outside New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 723

    Prohibits disqualification of certain minority-owned and women-owned businesses for certification.

  • Assembly Bill 745

    Criminalizes fraudulently pretending to be transportation network company driver.

  • Assembly Bill 801

    Require business seeking to perform State contract to disclose certain labor and employment law violations.

  • Assembly Bill 803

    Exempts discharge of student loan debt of certain veterans through the federal Total and Permanent Disability discharge process from taxation under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1191

    Establishes "Innovation Partnership"; provides funding for certain nonprofit partnerships to promote certain emerging technology businesses.*

  • Assembly Bill 1504

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

  • Assembly Bill 1632

    Requires school district to establish "School Meal Fund" to assist students with school meal bill in arrears.

  • Assembly Bill 1971

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

  • Assembly Bill 2285

    Establishes standard medical expense deduction under SNAP for certain senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 2321

    Requires NJT to provide notice and public hearing for alternate provisions of service related to substantial curtailment of service.*

  • Assembly Bill 2427

    "The Reliability, Preparedness, and Storm Response Act; requires public utilities to file certain information concerning emergency preparedness with BPU and increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 2462

    Establishes notification standards for certain service contracts with automatic renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 2559

    Increases allowance paid to war veterans with certain service-connected disabilities. *

  • Assembly Bill 2783

    Directs DEP to develop guidelines concerning State and local government purchase of goods made from recycled material.

  • Assembly Bill 3411

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

  • Assembly Bill 3605

    Prohibits insurers, SHBP, and SEHBP from charging fee for paper bills and notices.

  • Assembly Bill 3633

    Establishes requirements concerning the provision of postpartum care information and the development of individualized postpartum care plans.

  • Assembly Bill 3686

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

  • Assembly Bill 3827

    Authorizes creation of "New Jersey Council on Access and Mobility."

  • Assembly Bill 3954

    Provides enhanced penalty for distribution of counterfeit drugs and medical devices during declared states of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4174

    Provides that institutions of higher education may permit final-year students in graduate degree programs for mental health care professions to graduate or be matched with residency or clinical programs early.

  • Assembly Bill 4202

    Requires Department of Human Services to establish and maintain hotline for persons with disability for use during emergency of disaster.*

  • Assembly Bill 4239

    Requires Division of Developmental Disabilities, during publichealth emergency, to develop guidance for in-person visitation at community-based residential settings for individuals with developmental disabilities and require providers to allow such visita

  • Assembly Bill 4252

    Requires availability of certain laboratory testing for coronavirus disease 2019.

  • Assembly Bill 4263

    Clarifies that law enforcement officer who knowingly chokes another person engages in use of deadly force.

  • Assembly Bill 4436

    Establishes "Student Mental Health Task Force." *

  • Assembly Bill 4437

    Permits certain mental health professionals working in school districts to refer or help facilitate referral of students to private professional counselors.

  • Assembly Bill 4485

    Dedicates personal protective equipment to long-term care facilities, home health agencies, hospice care providers, health care service firms, PACE programs, and certain community-based providers during public health emergency.***

  • Assembly Bill 4808

    Establishes office in EDA to assist in provision and expansion of broadband Internet service in State to address inequities in accessing broadband service.*

  • Assembly Bill 4815

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

  • Assembly Bill 4957

    Requires long-term care facilities to annually review residents' proxy directives.

  • Assembly Bill 5123

    Requires group homes and other community-based residential programs, as condition of licensure, to implement policies to prevent social isolation of residents.

  • Assembly Bill 5136

    Includes use of physical barriers as social distancing measure for food or beverage establishments during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.*

  • Assembly Bill 5139

    Eases certain food and beverage establishment tent requirements during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.*

  • Assembly Bill 5338

    Requires certain transportation research to consider needs of individuals with physical, sensory, intellectual, and developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5374

    Directs DOE to request waiver of certain student academic assessment requirements from federal government.

  • Assembly Bill 5381

    Requires financial aid award letter provided by institutions of higher education and certain proprietary schools be consistent with financial aid shopping sheet.

Out of committee · 93
  • Assembly Bill 20

    Requires SEHBP and eligible employers that do not participate in the SEHBP to provide certain plans for public education employees and certain public education retirees.

  • Assembly Bill 169

    Concerns speech rights of student journalists at public schools and public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 631

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 795

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

  • Assembly Bill 869

    Requires residential landlords to equip steam radiators with protective covers.

  • Assembly Bill 911

    Extends veterans' property tax exemption to tenant shareholders in cooperatives and mutual housing corporations.

  • Assembly Bill 986

    Requires physician to offer to test patient for dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency prior to chemotherapy.

  • Assembly Bill 1106

    Requires Director of Division of Fire Safety to promulgate regulations pertaining to training and duties of Junior Firefighter Auxiliary members.

  • Assembly Bill 1112

    Enters New Jersey into Interstate Medical Licensure Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 1153

    Allows NJ E-ZPass customers to opt to receive electronic notification of use of E-ZPass system at toll plazas operated by NJTA and SJTA.*

  • Assembly Bill 1155

    Requires NJT to operate Access Link paratransit service during state of emergency under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1158

    Authorizes use of disability benefits for transportation provided by transportation network companies.

  • Assembly Bill 1169

    Provides gross income tax credit to certain taxpayers who pay for certain in-home services through health care service firm.

  • Assembly Bill 1184

    Requires school districts and charter schools to report discipline data on their websites and to Commissioner of Education; requires DOE to establish database and complete annual report concerning student disciplinary actions.*

  • Assembly Bill 1280

    Revises definition of destructive device to include certain weapons of 50 caliber or greater.

  • Assembly Bill 1292

    Regulates sale of handgun ammunition and develops system for electronic reporting of firearm information.

  • Assembly Bill 1408

    Requires Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development to establish apprenticeship mentoring program for women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1571

    Imposes prevailing wage for public work on properties receiving tax abatements or exemptions.

  • Assembly Bill 1597

    Establishes Task Force to Promote Employment by State Agencies of People with Disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1626

    Requires EDA to establish loan program for certain costs of electric-powered school bus purchases by local school districts and school bus contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 1662

    Revises provisions required in school district's anti-bullying policy; provides for civil liability of parent of minor adjudicated delinquent for cyber-harassment or harassment; and increases certain fines against parents.*

  • Assembly Bill 1977

    Requires DOE and DCF to establish online reporting systems for schools and child care centers to report lead testing results.

  • Assembly Bill 1978

    Prohibits provision or sale of single-use plastic carryout bags, single-use paper carryout bags, and polystyrene foam food service products; limits provision of single-use plastic straws; appropriates moneys from Clean Communities Program Fund for public

  • Assembly Bill 2060

    Allows public office holder or candidate to use political contributions to pay for child care expenses related to office or campaign activities.

  • Assembly Bill 2094

    Establishes "pollinator-friendly" label for plants.

  • Assembly Bill 2101

    Requires public utilities and local units to provide notice prior to initiating certain infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2103

    Permits counties and municipalities to bond for alternative fuel vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 2106

    "New Jersey Fair Play Act"; allows collegiate student-athletes to earn compensation for use of name, image, or likeness.

  • Assembly Bill 2222

    Requires carriers to pass prescription drug savings to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 2226

    Suspends fines for certain first-time paperwork violations committed by small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 2302

    Establishes creative crosswalks pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 2317

    "Dominick Marino PFRS Enhanced Benefits for Surviving Spouses Act"; enhances PFRS accidental death benefit for surviving spouse who becomes eligible after effective date by providing for minimum of $50,000 annually.*

  • Assembly Bill 2339

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

  • Assembly Bill 2441

    Requires DHS to employ Transportation Planning Coordinator to oversee provision of transportation services. *

  • Assembly Bill 2487

    "Healthy Terminals Act"; requires certain airport and train station workers to be paid certain wage rates and benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2562

    Provides retirement allowance after 20 years of service regardless of age for members of PFRS.

  • Assembly Bill 2628

    Concerns labor contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 2687

    Establishes loan redemption program for teachers in certain fields to redeem loan amounts received under New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Students Loan Program through employment in certain low performing schools.*

  • Assembly Bill 2863

    Requires public water systems to provide notice of elevated lead levels in drinking water to customers and local officials; requires landlords to notify tenants of elevated lead levels.

  • Assembly Bill 3005

    "Mental Health Early Action on Campus Act"; requires institutions of higher education to implement mental health programs and services.

  • Assembly Bill 3149

    Requires institutions of higher education and public and nonpublic high schools and middle schools to adopt anti-hazing policies; expands activities encompassing criminal hazing and upgrades penalties for engaging in these activities. **

  • Assembly Bill 3369

    Establishes Commission on Asian American Heritage in DOE. *

  • Assembly Bill 3785

    "Electronic Construction Procurement Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3872

    Requires institutions of higher education and proprietary degree-granting institutions to provide transparency of tuition and fees to prospective and current students.

  • Assembly Bill 3908

    "COVID-19 Financial Security for Consumers Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4007

    Requires DOH to implement and oversee Isolation Prevention Project in long-term care facilities during public emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Authorizes pharmacists to order and administer test for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) consistent with federal guidance; requires health benefits and Medicaid coverage for tests.*

  • Assembly Bill 4140

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts and county colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 4208

    Establishes program to adopt paratransit best practices, requires greater coordination among paratransit service providers, and establishes regional paratransit coordinating councils.*

  • Assembly Bill 4215

    Extends duration of certain laws pertaining to use of telemedicine and telehealth in relation to COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4259

    Extends ballot receipt and election certification deadlines; increases certain messenger and bearer ballot limits.*

  • Assembly Bill 4274

    Expands powers and duties of State Chief Diversity Officer to promote diversity in State government and public contracting.

  • Assembly Bill 4288

    Establishes certain requirements concerning rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, undesignated/non-binary, questioning, queer, intersex, and HIV-positive residents of long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4315

    Designates, as State and public holiday, third Friday in June as Juneteenth Day.

  • Assembly Bill 4393

    Increases maximum penalty for certain violations concerning asbestos hazard abatement; allocates moneys from increased penalties to asbestos programs.**

  • Assembly Bill 4413

    Appropriates $30 million to EDA from federal "Coronavirus Relief Fund" to assist food establishments impacted by Executive Order No. 158.

  • Assembly Bill 4430

    Revises requirements for long-term care facilities to establish outbreak response plans.*

  • Assembly Bill 4517

    Requires Civil Service Commission establish mentoring program for certain civil service law enforcement applicants.*

  • Assembly Bill 4530

    Establishes Statewide universal newborn home nurse visitation program in DCF; appropriates $2.75 million. *

  • Assembly Bill 4542

    Requires Civil Services Commission to undertake various initiatives to increase diversity and inclusivity within law enforcement agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4552

    Exempts New Jersey Infrastructure Bank projects from certain local bond requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4598

    Establishes database to aid in civil service hiring process for law enforcement officers; requires Statewide diversity analysis of law enforcement.*

  • Assembly Bill 4652

    Establishes minimum direct care staff-to-resident ratios in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 4688

    Codifies and establishes certain network adequacy standards for pediatric primary and specialty care in Medicaid program.

  • Assembly Bill 4825

    Revises cybersecurity, asset management, and related reporting requirements in "Water Quality Accountability Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4830

    Requires in person early voting period for certain elections; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4855

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

  • Assembly Bill 4884

    Establishes "Sexual Violence Restorative Justice Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 4885

    Requires law enforcement provide victim of sexual assault with initial incident report; provides victim with option to review initial incident report and submit corrective form.*

  • Assembly Bill 4886

    Requires resources be made available to victims of sexual assault.

  • Assembly Bill 4887

    Establishes right of victims to be notified of county prosecutor's charging decision in sexual assault cases.

  • Assembly Bill 4888

    Requires AG issue annual report concerning sexual assault cases.*

  • Assembly Bill 4889

    Establishes sexual violence liaison officer in Division of State Police and local police departments.

  • Assembly Bill 4890

    Requires sexual assault training for prosecutors.

  • Assembly Bill 4910

    Establishes county-based mitigation plan to allow businesses to operate during pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5008

    Establishes "Stillbirth Resource Center" and regional Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Committee, and programs for the prevention and reduction of incidences of stillbirth; expands list of professionals authorized to provide stillbirth-related care.*

  • Assembly Bill 5016

    Establishes Water Apprenticeship, Training, and Resources Pilot Program in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 5030

    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 5042

    Requires Blue Acres projects and certain green infrastructure projects to include plantings of native species in accordance with DEP report, with certain exceptions.*

  • Assembly Bill 5052

    Permits emergency medical responders to dispense opioid antidotes.

  • Assembly Bill 5064

    "New Jersey Buy American Act"; requires certain State agency highway and bridge construction contracts to include iron and steel products made in U.S.

  • Assembly Bill 5213

    Establishes New Jersey Easy Enrollment Health Insurance Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5443

    Makes $25 million in federal funds available to EDA to support microbusinesses in need.*

  • Assembly Bill 5447

    Makes $15 million in federal funds available to EDA and New Jersey Council on the Arts to support arts and culture organizations in need.**

  • Assembly Bill 5598

    Requires DCF or court to consider placement of children with relatives or kinship guardians when making placement decision; makes changes to certain standards for initiating petitions to terminate parental rights.

  • Assembly Bill 5701

    Creates special education unit within the Office of Administrative Law; requires annual report.

  • Assembly Bill 5798

    Requires DEP to consider potential impacts to natural resources when classifying dams according to hazard potential.

  • Assembly Bill 5867

    Expands bonding authority of New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority to permit financing for general funding needs of New Jersey's institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 5868

    Establishes Opioid Recovery and Remediation Fund and Opioid Recovery and Remediation Fund Advisory Council; provides for funds received from opioid settlements to support substance use disorder prevention and treatment programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5904

    Makes $135 million in federal funds available to EDA to support eligible entities impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 6062

    Requires EDA to establish loan program to assist certain businesses with funding to provide reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 6071

    Revises gross income tax credit for child and dependent care expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 6155

    Extends temporary emergency licensure of certain health care professionals.

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  • Assembly Bill 278

    Extends certain benefits to veterans who received a badge, medal, or ribbon for serving in federal military campaign or expedition.

  • Assembly Bill 355

    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 530

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

  • Assembly Bill 634

    Requires certain fireworks-related injuries be reported to State Fire Marshal.

  • Assembly Bill 794

    Establishes procedure to enforce certain visitation rights of incapacitated persons and persons receiving care from caregiver.

  • Assembly Bill 835

    Prohibits persons under 21 years of age from possessing electronic smoking devices.

  • Assembly Bill 894

    Concerns labor harmony agreements for hospitality projects.

  • Assembly Bill 968

    Requires DEP to adopt Statewide plan to reduce lead exposure from contaminated soils and drinking water.

  • Assembly Bill 977

    Prohibits delivery of electronic smoking devices and tobacco products to individuals under 21 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 978

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide list of alternative drugs to health care professionals, pharmacists, and covered persons under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 988

    Preserves certain requirements that health insurance plans cover essential health benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1062

    Requires 45 day notice concerning tuition rate changes by licensed child care centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1092

    Requires Legislature to adopt and distribute policy prohibiting sexual harassment; requires members, officers, and employees of Legislature to complete online training on policy once every two years.

  • Assembly Bill 1096

    Waives business formation and registration fees for establishment of businesses owned by veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1099

    Establishes "New Jersey Military Advisory Board."

  • Assembly Bill 1137

    Requires certain health care plans to be offered by SEHBP and local boards of education; requires SEHBP commission to establish employee contribution rates for certain plans; requires local boards of education provide certain information on health care be

  • Assembly Bill 1141

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

  • Assembly Bill 1143

    Requires State Treasurer to review energy usage and energy spending at State buildings, centers, and facilities, and report findings of completed energy audits.

  • Assembly Bill 1144

    Allows dogs in sampling and tasting areas of breweries.

  • Assembly Bill 1148

    Provides gross income tax exemption for contributions made to qualified retirement plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1152

    Provides temporary gross income tax credit to first time home buyers and seniors.

  • Assembly Bill 1167

    Requires Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to undertake strategic forecasting analysis of impact on each municipality of fulfilling court-ordered affordable housing obligation for current round ending in 2025; appropriates $50,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1251

    Revises health care levy adjustment for school districts; makes various changes for health care benefits for school employees; requires certain information in school budgets; imposes cap on contributions by all public employees for health care benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1252

    Requires public community water systems to provide customers with certain information regarding lead in drinking water.

  • Assembly Bill 1363

    Requires provision in school transportation contracts for termination of contract for certain misconduct by school bus contractor; authorizes temporary debarment of certain school bus contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 1417

    Establishes certain criminal penalties for possession and transfer of firearms and ammunition to disqualified person.

  • Assembly Bill 1418

    Establishes new requirements for certain used motor vehicle dealers; creates "Used Car Buyer's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 1419

    Revises identification badge requirements for hospital staff.

  • Assembly Bill 1482

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

  • Assembly Bill 1904

    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 1907

    Permits municipalities to lease vacant municipal land for tiny home occupancy; directs DCA to enhance regulatory guidance on acceptable tiny home construction and use.

  • Assembly Bill 1982

    Requires certain corporations to appoint women to board of directors.

  • Assembly Bill 2080

    Requires school security training for persons employed by public and nonpublic schools in substitute capacity and for employees and volunteers of youth programs operated in school buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 2082

    Requires school bus driver's complete motor vehicle driving record be shared with board of education or school bus contractor and local police.

  • Assembly Bill 2084

    Requires school bus contractor to provide information to board of education on results of criminal background checks of all school bus drivers assigned routes in district pursuant to contract.

  • Assembly Bill 2085

    Requires shelter, pound, or kennel operating as shelter or pound to offer animal in its care to animal rescue organization for adoption before euthanizing it; extends time required to offer animal for adoption from seven to 30 days.

  • Assembly Bill 2088

    Requires hospitals to provide breast cancer patients with information concerning reconstructive surgery; prohibits certain provisions in managed care plan contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 2091

    Requires NJT to release bus driver's employee records to future bus company employers and to provide written response when complaint is filed against driver.

  • Assembly Bill 2092

    Requires DOE to develop and disseminate training materials for school employees on laws governing use of electronic smoking devices.

  • Assembly Bill 2093

    Requires AG to establish program to detect fentanyl in State's illegal drug supply and make information related to presence of fentanyl available in database accessible by law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 2095

    Requires all motorbuses purchased for public transportation service to be electric-powered by 2029.

  • Assembly Bill 2096

    Establishes "Enhanced Crossing and Crosswalk Pilot Program" in Bergen County.

  • Assembly Bill 2098

    Requires certain health care practitioners to disclose criminal and disciplinary history to patients.

  • Assembly Bill 2099

    Expands list of health care professionals authorized to provide certain services and supports in connection with stillbirth.

  • Assembly Bill 2100

    Requires certain residential property owners, schools, and child care centers to test drinking water for lead every three years.

  • Assembly Bill 2102

    Requires public water systems to provide customers and local officials with expedited notice of elevated lead levels.

  • Assembly Bill 2104

    Requires DEP to post list of certain chemicals, requires manufacturers of children's products to report use of certain chemicals, prohibits sale or distribution of children's products containing certain chemicals.

  • Assembly Bill 2105

    Requires NJT to provide notice concerning routine maintenance and significant reductions in service.

  • Assembly Bill 2196

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

  • Assembly Bill 2197

    Prevents criminal defendent from asserting "gay and transgender panic" defense to murder charge in order to reduce charge to manslaughter committed in heat of passion.

  • Assembly Bill 2205

    Allows gross income tax deductions for contributions to NJBEST program and provides distributions from qualified State tuition programs for K-12 expenses are not qualified withdrawals under gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2843

    Requires employers to provide paid leave to employees to vote in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2999

    Requires public institutions of higher education to provide student-athletes who lose athletic scholarships because of injuries sustained while participating in athletic program with equivalent scholarships.

  • Assembly Bill 4122

    Authorizes Attorney General to use forfeiture funds for public health response during certain declared emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4171

    Establishes one-time payment program in Department of Treasury for aid for certain eligible taxpayers; appropriates $35 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4324

    Removes monk parakeet from list of potentially dangerous species.

  • Assembly Bill 4472

    Prohibits workers' compensation insurance carrier from filing subrogation claim against third party for employee injury arising from automobile accident.

  • Assembly Bill 4643

    Requires public utility to provide daily updates to municipalities concerning public utility service work.

  • Assembly Bill 4751

    Establishes temporary three-year alcoholic beverage license for new restaurants that opened during COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4827

    Establishes pilot program to provide for same-day voter registration on election day in certain years.

  • Assembly Bill 4848

    "Reproductive Freedom Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4911

    Expands epinephrine access laws to include epinephrine nasal sprays.

  • Assembly Bill 4956

    Requires State Police to biannually report to Legislature number of sex offenders who fail to register as required by Megan's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 4959

    Requires certain students to complete annual school climate survey on bullying and harassment.

  • Assembly Bill 5268

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

  • Assembly Bill 5318

    Expands definition of landlords required to provide receipt for rent cash payment made by tenant.

  • Assembly Bill 5321

    Modifies statutory definition of "harassment, intimidation, or bullying"; requires school districts to factor certain student characteristics when making certain decisions concerning harassment, intimidation, or bullying.

  • Assembly Bill 5429

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

  • Assembly Bill 5646

    Establishes "New Jersey Small Business Indoor Air Quality Management Support Program."

  • Assembly Bill 5815

    Establishes Division of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in DCF.

  • Assembly Bill 5917

    Makes $1.3 billion in federal funds available to DEP for use in New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Financing Program for lead service line replacement projects.

  • Assembly Bill 6143

    Permits county board of elections to begin counting mail-in ballots as mail-in ballots are received by county board.

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  • Assembly Bill 2963

    Allows member of Board of Public Utilities to serve in unsalaried State government office.*

  • Assembly Bill 3910

    Provides civil and criminal immunity to certain health care professionals and health care facilities during public health emergency and state of emergency; facilitates issuance of certain temporary licenses and certifications during public health emergenc

  • Assembly Bill 3920

    Prohibits cancellation or nonrenewal of certain insurance policies and insurance premium finance agreements for a period of at least 60 days under certain circumstances after declaration of public health emergency, or state of emergency, or both.*

  • Assembly Bill 3921

    Authorizes Governor to permit emergency rent suspension for certain small business tenants during COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 3922

    Changes date of 2020 primary election from June 2 to July 7.

  • Assembly Bill 3924

    Affords employment protection to certain emergency medical responders.

  • Assembly Bill 5246

    Expands opportunities for restaurants, bars, distilleries, and breweries to provide outdoor dining and permits certain sales at seasonal farm markets in response to COVID-19 public health emergency.