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Chris Tully

Bills in the 2024–2025 Session, General Assembly.

All of Chris Tully's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • Assembly Bill 4642

    Allows certain individuals eligible for family support services to set aside unused agency-after school care service hours for use before official school hours and during official school closures under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 5435

    Requires Division of Housing and Community Resources in DCA and applicable State agencies and nonprofits to establish a consolidated application for residential utility assistance programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5606

    Amends Fiscal Year 2025 annual appropriations act to clarify distribution of Meals on Wheels Program grant to Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5728

    Establishes New Jersey Innovation Authority.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 6149

    Establishes nonpublic school nursing services pilot program to provide funding to county consortium of nonpublic schools for nursing services.

Passed the General Assembly1

  • Assembly Bill 4479

    Requires social media platforms to cooperate with nonprofit organization initiatives to remove nonconsensual intimate images or videos.

Out of committee13

  • Assembly Bill 2334

    Requires telecommunications, cable television, and Internet service providers to allow for service contracts to be paused or canceled following service recipient's admission to long-term care facility.*

  • Assembly Bill 2345

    Prohibits public officials from accepting virtual currency and non-fungible tokens as gifts.

  • Assembly Bill 2353

    Establishes "Scientific Conference Grant Program"; appropriates $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2356

    Establishes advertisement grant program for emerging businesses in science and technology.

  • Assembly Bill 2362

    Establishes New Jersey Student Teacher Scholarship Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2364

    Establishes Deepfake Technology Unit in DLPS; appropriates $2 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 2365

    Makes various changes to "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act" and Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer Program; repeals "New Jersey Ignite Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 2367

    Establishes public awareness campaign on dangers of social media use to minors; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3412

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

  • Assembly Bill 3796

    Codifies Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship Program at Eagleton Institute of Politics; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4480

    Establishes civil right of action for misuse of individual's name, image, likeness, or voice.

  • Assembly Bill 4558

    Establishes Next New Jersey Program for artificial intelligence investments.

  • Assembly Bill 5423

    Requires EDA to include social media development services in services offered through Small Business E-commerce Support Program.

In committee52

  • Assembly Bill 1665

    Authorizes temporary licensure of graduated nursing students; waives fees for nurse licensure applicants who work at long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2335

    Creates "Pollinator Pathway" designation for municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2336

    Directs DEP to establish pollinator habitat program for closed landfills.

  • Assembly Bill 2337

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

  • Assembly Bill 2338

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

  • Assembly Bill 2339

    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 2340

    Requires long-term care facilities to meet with residents and residents' families to review emergency contact information and to offer residents opportunity to update information.

  • Assembly Bill 2341

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

  • Assembly Bill 2342

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

  • Assembly Bill 2343

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

  • Assembly Bill 2344

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

  • Assembly Bill 2346

    Requires automatic machine recount for certain elections that result in tie vote and establishes process to resolve subsequent tie votes.

  • Assembly Bill 2347

    Requires MVC to issue electronic driver's licenses and identification cards upon request; allows operators of motor vehicles to display electronic driver's license.

  • Assembly Bill 2348

    Requires sample ballots to be watermarked as sample ballots.

  • Assembly Bill 2349

    Requires medical fee schedule by automobile insurers to provide for reimbursement of certain services provided by ambulatory surgical center at rate of 300 percent of Medicare payment rate.

  • Assembly Bill 2350

    Establishes strict liability criminal penalties for minor's access to loaded firearm if access results in bodily injury or death.

  • Assembly Bill 2351

    Removes residency requirement for certain veteran and disabled veteran-owned businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 2352

    Creates grant program for business accelerator and incubator networks; transfers $1 million in societal benefits charge revenues to EDA to administer program.

  • Assembly Bill 2354

    Establishes Senior Citizen Transportation Grant Program in DHS; appropriates $2.5 million for grant program.

  • Assembly Bill 2355

    Establishes Train the Trainer Program for Student Wellbeing in DOE; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2357

    Establishes Office of Financial Assistance in EDA to help eligible entities access opportunities for public financial assistance; requires office to develop common application platform.

  • Assembly Bill 2358

    Requires EDA to create needs-matching website for eligible entities.

  • Assembly Bill 2359

    Requires Director of Division of Housing and Community Resources in DCA to establish grant program to encourage local governments to promote New Jersey as innovation hub in certain fields; appropriates $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2360

    Requires establishment of grant programs to provide workforce shuttles and cover transportation costs; appropriates $10 million in federal funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2361

    Requires calculation of national average time needed to approve applications for initial credential in profession or occupation and use of average time as standard in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2363

    Requires nursing homes to submit certain cost reports to DOH in annual financial report.

  • Assembly Bill 2366

    Expands permitted investments of school district and local unit funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2368

    Provides that certain veterans are entitled to free admission to, and free parking at, State parks and forests.

  • Assembly Bill 3886

    Establishes Blockchain Promotion and Integration Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4583

    Requires DHS to review, and implement certain improvements to, Medicaid Managed Long-Term Services and Supports Program and to establish public-facing report card of managed care organization's coordination of program.

  • Assembly Bill 4615

    Allows certain individuals eligible for family support services to set aside unused agency-after school care service hours for use during holiday and weekend hours.

  • Assembly Bill 4616

    Expands automatic voter registration process to Medicaid applicants; provides for voter registration opt-out following receipt of registration notice.

  • Assembly Bill 4617

    Permits certain students to qualify for in-State tuition at four-year public institution of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 4640

    Requires food manufacturers to disclose new food additives not reported to FDA.

  • Assembly Bill 4641

    Prohibits several substances in sale, distribution, and manufacture of commercial foods.

  • Assembly Bill 5540

    Establishes Artificial Intelligence Grant Program in Office of Secretary of Higher Education.

  • Assembly Bill 5605

    Establishes various programs to support neurodiverse students at county colleges; appropriates $1.475 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5607

    Establishes Inclusive Workplaces Program in EDA to provide grants and tax credits to encourage employer investment in workspaces inclusive of neurodivergent employees; appropriates $2.5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5608

    Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits to businesses employing and retaining certain neurodiverse individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 5615

    Requires AG to study use of artificial intelligence for certain law enforcement purposes and issue report.

  • Assembly Bill 5730

    Requires hospitals to perform psychological and psychiatric evaluations on certain patients and requires health insurance coverage for such evaluations.

  • Assembly Bill 5991

    Requires DEP to establish online flood, rainfall, river level, and sewer capacity dashboard.

  • Assembly Bill 5992

    Establishes "Smart Stormwater Sensor Pilot Program" in DEP; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5993

    Requires State Office of Emergency Management to establish hyperlocal text alert system for flood and severe weather conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 5994

    Requires DEP to establish program to map stormwater infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 5995

    Establishes public-private partnerships to share de-identified traffic data.

  • Assembly Bill 5996

    Requires developer to submit stormwater impact study as part of application for planned development site plan approval.

  • Assembly Bill 5997

    Directs DEP to conduct study to evaluate banning use of paraquat dichloride in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5998

    Requires certain studies and papers produced or commissioned by State entities to be made available electronically.

  • Assembly Bill 5999

    Prohibits certain uses of paraquat dichloride.

  • Assembly Bill 6036

    Directs DEP to establish artificial intelligence flood prediction and mapping tool.

  • Assembly Bill 6152

    Revises certain requirements for involuntary commitment for substance use disorder treatment.

Carried from the Senate

Became law4

  • Senate Bill 684

    Requires telecommunications, cable television, and Internet service providers to allow for service contracts to be paused or canceled following service recipients's admission to long-term care facility.*

  • Senate Bill 2491

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

  • Senate Bill 3189

    Makes various changes to "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act" and Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer Program; repeals "New Jersey Ignite Act."*

  • Senate Bill 3432

    Establishes Next New Jersey Program for artificial intelligence investments.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 35
  • Assembly Bill 1476

    Establishes "New Jersey Target Zero Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1675

    Extends membership in TPAF to 10 years after discontinuance of service and to 15 years for those who were laid off or had 10 or more years of continuous service upon voluntary termination.*

  • Assembly Bill 1813

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

  • Assembly Bill 1825

    Establishes certain guidelines for SHBP, SEHBP, and Medicaid concerning step therapy protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 2280

    Codifies prohibition of discriminatory practices in real estate appraisals and requires real estate appraisers to complete anti-bias training.

  • Assembly Bill 2316

    Increases traffic threshold for local installation of certain speed humps on certain local streets without DOT approval.

  • Assembly Bill 2801

    Renames, extends eligibility, and makes various other changes to Primary Care Practitioner Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2804

    Provides DHS and State Board of Medical Examiners to develop and implement process to improve efficiency of reviewing NJ FamilyCare provider applications.

  • Assembly Bill 2929

    Requires disclosure of lead drinking water hazards to tenants of residential units; prohibits landlords from obstructing replacement of lead service lines; concerns testing of certain property for lead drinking water hazards.*

  • Assembly Bill 3540

    Establishes criminal penalties for production or dissemination of deceptive audio or visual media, commonly known as "deepfakes."

  • Assembly Bill 3853

    Extends certain pay parity regarding telemedicine and telehealth until July 1, 2026.*

  • Assembly Bill 3861

    "Louisa Carman Medical Debt Relief Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4163

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for biomarker precision medical testing.*

  • Assembly Bill 4254

    Establishes limits on transcript release restrictions at institutions of higher education and certain proprietary institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 4302

    Amends current child labor laws to protect minor working as vlogger in certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 4360

    "New Jersey Design Professional Self-Certification Act"; requires DCA to establish design professional self-certification program.

  • Assembly Bill 4455

    Allows exemption from New Jersey gross income of certain capital gains from sale or exchange of qualified small business stock.**

  • Assembly Bill 4478

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for transportation infrastructure projects for FY2025; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4544

    Expands eligibility requirements of State's child care assistance program to include full-time graduate and post-graduate students.

  • Assembly Bill 4572

    Appropriates $101,696,535 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects; and for certain administrative expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 4581

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for Community Hazard Assistance Mitigation Program projects for FY 2025.

  • Assembly Bill 4765

    Requires driver education and testing on responsibilities when approaching and passing pedestrians and persons operating bicycles and personal conveyances; requires driver's manual to include information on sharing roadway with motorists for certain road users.*

  • Assembly Bill 4813

    Imposes conditions on drivers approaching certain stationary vehicles and revises public awareness campaign.**

  • Assembly Bill 4976

    Establishes crime of reckless discharge of firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 4981

    Permits court to take additional time to consider pretrial release or pretrial detention when firearm offense is involved.

  • Assembly Bill 5118

    Provides health care benefits to disabled members of TPAF and PERS.

  • Assembly Bill 5152

    Reschedules June 2025 primary election date; provides for adjustment of certain election related deadlines.

  • Assembly Bill 5195

    Requires producer of certain firefighting equipment containing perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances to provide written notice to purchaser; prohibits sale, manufacture, and distribution of certain firefighting equipment containing intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.*

  • Assembly Bill 5199

    Requires resident and fellow physicians employed by Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, who are eligible for coverage in SHBP, to be eligible to enroll and receive health insurance on first day of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 5217

    Requires third-party discounts and payments for individuals covered by health benefits plans to apply to copayments, coinsurance, deductibles, or other out-of-pocket costs for covered benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 5309

    Permits up to three credits of continuing medical education on menopause to be used by nurses and physicians for license renewal.*

  • Assembly Bill 5459

    Extends time period in which to enroll newborn infant in health benefits coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 5595

    Permits individuals to establish voluntary nonopioid directives.

  • Assembly Bill 5687

    Establishes Next New Jersey Manufacturing Program to incentivize in-State manufacturing investments and job creation.

  • Assembly Bill 5792

    Provides for workers' compensation coverage of certain counseling services for first responders and provides that certain mental health related communications are confidential.

Vetoed · 2
  • Assembly Bill 2294

    Establishes mortgage payment relief and foreclosure protection for certain homeowners impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Ida.

  • Assembly Bill 3667

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

Passed the General Assembly · 26
  • Assembly Bill 1389

    Requires seizure of ammunition and certain firearm components in response to domestic violence restraining order or conviction.

  • Assembly Bill 1875

    Consolidates and makes technical updates to certain definitions used in Title 26 of the Revised Statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 1973

    Establishes requirements to evaluate certain people who are pregnant and who have given birth for endometriosis.*

  • Assembly Bill 1996

    Establishes requirements to evaluate certain people who are pregnant and who have given birth for preeclampsia.*

  • Assembly Bill 2104

    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 2818

    Prohibits and imposes criminal penalty on disclosure of certain intentionally deceptive audio or visual media within 90 days of election.*

  • Assembly Bill 3007

    Increases maximum age for pediatric long-term care facility residents to 26.

  • Assembly Bill 3416

    Provides gross income tax deduction to eligible educators and paraprofessionals for expense of classroom supplies.

  • Assembly Bill 3742

    Requires Secretary of Agriculture to establish Farm to School Local Food Procurement Reimbursement Grant Program to reimburse school districts for costs expended in sourcing and procuring local foods for students; appropriates $4,500,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 3860

    Establishes certain medical billing requirements concerning specific nature of charges or expenses for health care services.

  • Assembly Bill 4191

    Protects access to assisted reproductive technology.

  • Assembly Bill 4215

    Directs BPU to adopt rules and regulations concerning small modular nuclear reactors; authorizes EDA to incentivize construction and operation of such reactors.

  • Assembly Bill 4229

    Requires NJEDA to establish loan program to assist beginning farmers in financing capital purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 4276

    Requires DOH to use Basic Screening Survey to access oral health in children.

  • Assembly Bill 4475

    Establishes standards for court-ordered counseling for domestic violence offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 4528

    Establishes "Home Security Systems Anti-Burglary Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 4654

    Requires health benefits coverage for family planning and reproductive health care services, including early infancy care, without cost sharing.

  • Assembly Bill 4838

    Requires prescription drug coverage for serious mental illness without prior authorization or utilization management, including step therapy.

  • Assembly Bill 5000

    Requires Medicaid coverage for fertility preservation services in cases of iatrogenic infertility caused by medically necessary treatments.

  • Assembly Bill 5004

    Creates separate crime for items depicting sexual exploitation or abuse of children; concerns computer generated or manipulated sexually explicit images.

  • Assembly Bill 5160

    Requires transfer of certain participants of DCRP to PERS.*

  • Assembly Bill 5260

    Prohibits sale, manufacture, and distribution of certain apparel containing intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

  • Assembly Bill 5346

    "Firearm and Ammunition Procurement Act"; establishes State procurement practices for firearms, ammunition, and firearm accessories.

  • Assembly Bill 5420

    Permits 30-calendar day extension to cure period for certain businesses to address and resolve certain violations.

  • Assembly Bill 5426

    Requires State domestic violence public awareness campaign to add information on coercive control; requires annual reporting on activities of campaign and expands range of languages.

  • Assembly Bill 5902

    Requires BPU to work with neighboring states to research and recommend certain action concerning electric capacity and transmission.

Out of committee · 28
  • Assembly Bill 518

    Provides for expansion of county transportation services to include disabled veterans; provides funding source for expansion.*

  • Assembly Bill 908

    Requires AG to establish rape kit tracking system.

  • Assembly Bill 941

    Makes total property tax exemption for 100% disabled veterans retroactive to effective date of determination of total disability; requires State to reimburse municipalities for reimbursement of property taxes paid to veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 1431

    Establishes NJ Gross Income Tax EasyFile Program; pilot program to allow Division of Taxation to prepare gross income tax return forms for certain taxpayers.

  • Assembly Bill 1679

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

  • Assembly Bill 1841

    Expands requirements for health insurance carriers concerning prostate cancer screening and requires coverage be provided without cost sharing.

  • Assembly Bill 2805

    Requires issuance of report on certain information and data on processing of applications for professional and occupational licenses and mandates review of training and call intake in Division of Consumer Affairs.

  • Assembly Bill 2812

    Exempts sales of investment metal bullion and investment coins from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 3532

    Provides gross income tax credit to active members of volunteer emergency service organizations for use of personal motor vehicle in performance of active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 3533

    Increases tuition credit amount permitted under volunteer tuition credit program.

  • Assembly Bill 3546

    Requires insurers and SHBP to provide coverage for expenses incurred in screening for ovarian cancer.

  • Assembly Bill 3558

    Establishes State definition of antisemitism.*

  • Assembly Bill 4029

    Requires employer or contractor engaged in work for public body to submit payroll records to DOLWD.*

  • Assembly Bill 4051

    Prohibits sale of cats, dogs, or rabbits by pet shops; repeals "Pet Purchase Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Requires hospitals to test for fentanyl and xylazine as part of urine drug screenings.

  • Assembly Bill 4083

    Establishes "John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey"; appropriates $5 million.**

  • Assembly Bill 4194

    Prohibits cooperative from receiving public works contract when cooperative-approved vendor fails to pay prevailing wage; concerns cooperative purchasing agreements with other states; and permits contracting units to award certain indefinite contracts.*

  • Assembly Bill 4303

    Requires DOE to establish working group on student literacy; mandates universal literacy screenings for kindergarten through grade three students; requires professional development for certain school district employees.*

  • Assembly Bill 4380

    Establishes "Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act"; revises motor vehicle franchise agreements.**

  • Assembly Bill 4391

    Allows pharmacists to transfer Schedule II attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4454

    "Real Estate Consumer Protection Enhancement Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4696

    "Climate Superfund Act"; imposes liability on certain fossil fuel companies for certain damages caused by climate change and establishes program in DEP to collect and distribute compensatory payments.

  • Assembly Bill 4863

    Requires NJ FamilyCare payment for multiple medical encounters per day for enrollee at federally qualified health center.

  • Assembly Bill 4926

    Directs DEP and DOT to establish "Wildlife Corridor Action Plan." *

  • Assembly Bill 4979

    Requires law enforcement officers to complete training regarding identification of machine gun conversion devices.

  • Assembly Bill 5133

    Requires health insurance and Medicaid coverage for the treatment of stuttering.

  • Assembly Bill 5859

    Eliminates five percent down payment requirement for local bond ordinances involving hazard mitigation and resilience projects.

  • Assembly Bill 6268

    Expands provisions of P.L.2022, c.9 under certain circumstances.

In committee · 80
  • Assembly Bill 427

    Requires DEP and owners of certain reservoirs to implement certain flood control measures; authorizes Office of Emergency Management to order lowering of reservoirs levels in response to severe weather events.

  • Assembly Bill 616

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

  • Assembly Bill 642

    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 843

    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 862

    Creates State business assistance program to establish contracting agency procurement goals for socially and economically disadvantaged business enterprises.

  • Assembly Bill 874

    Reinstates automatic COLA for retirement benefits of members of the State-administered retirement systems.

  • Assembly Bill 925

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

  • Assembly Bill 931

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

  • Assembly Bill 932

    Excludes certain contributions to deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 933

    Provides gross income tax deductions for certain education loan payments made by certain taxpayers.

  • Assembly Bill 934

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

  • Assembly Bill 935

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

  • Assembly Bill 1142

    Prohibits harassing or taking of certain wildlife at competitive event; establishes penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 1187

    Specifies additional services for victims of sex trafficking and domestic violence; makes $1,000,000 appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1345

    Increases qualified research expenses tax credit for corporation business taxpayers engaged in targeted industries; increases basic research payment tax credit; allows research tax credit to be refundable.

  • Assembly Bill 1410

    Requires each government entity in this State to conduct review of cybersecurity infrastructure and make recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 1413

    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 1481

    Directs DEP to take certain actions concerning identification and testing of microplastics in drinking water, and requires DEP and BPU to study and promote use of microplastics removal technologies.

  • Assembly Bill 1581

    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 1597

    Establishes gross income tax credit and corporation business tax credit for student loan payments.

  • Assembly Bill 1601

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

  • Assembly Bill 1680

    Vacant Storefront Registry Program; establishes public database of vacant commercial space for small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 1687

    Establishes Office of Supportive Action Functionality Experts to prepare for catastrophic loss of technological services.

  • Assembly Bill 1689

    Authorizes issuance of electronic copies of vital records.

  • Assembly Bill 1754

    Allows certain volunteer firefighters, rescue and first aid squad members to claim $2,000 gross income tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 1794

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

  • Assembly Bill 1800

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

  • Assembly Bill 1811

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

  • Assembly Bill 1883

    Prohibits social media platforms from using certain practices or features that cause child users to become addicted to platform.

  • Assembly Bill 1915

    Allows parents or legal custodians separated from their children because of immigration matters to appoint standby guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 2060

    Establishes creative crosswalks pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 2085

    Prohibits use of chlorpyrifos insecticide.

  • Assembly Bill 2135

    Makes $2.5 million in federal funds available to EDA to support veteran-owned businesses in need.

  • Assembly Bill 2143

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2171

    Requires State agencies to enroll State employees into federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2249

    "Digital Asset and Blockchain Technology Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2304

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

  • Assembly Bill 2305

    Establishes "pollinator-friendly" label for plants.

  • Assembly Bill 2306

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

  • Assembly Bill 2307

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

  • Assembly Bill 2309

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

  • Assembly Bill 2311

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

  • Assembly Bill 2312

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

  • Assembly Bill 2313

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

  • Assembly Bill 2325

    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 2326

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

  • Assembly Bill 2327

    Requires DEP to perform certain assessments concerning regulation of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

  • Assembly Bill 2329

    Requires local boards of education to employ certain number of school psychologists.

  • Assembly Bill 2333

    Establishes Training Clinicians to Support Adults with Autism Workforce Development Program in Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2528

    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 2615

    Increases distribution to municipalities from Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Fund over five years to restore municipal aid reductions; requires additional aid to be subtracted from municipal property tax levy.

  • Assembly Bill 2717

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability and proclaims that the State shall reimburse municipalities for costs of exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 2802

    Requires State to take steps to create additional graduate medical education program slots focused on behavioral health care.

  • Assembly Bill 2815

    Establishes nonpublic school transportation program to provide funding to consortiums of nonpublic schools that will assume responsibility for mandated nonpublic school busing.

  • Assembly Bill 2816

    Authorizes Government Records Council to use annual appropriations to employ staff attorneys exclusively to assist council in handling complaints.

  • Assembly Bill 2817

    Permits Government Records Council staff attorneys to adjudicate certain government records complaints.

  • Assembly Bill 2819

    Prohibits creation or disclosure of deceptive audio or visual media, known as "deepfakes," under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2826

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

  • Assembly Bill 2837

    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 2839

    Requires death certificates to include drug responsible for drug overdose death under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2841

    Establishes Water Apprenticeship, Training, and Employment Resources (WATER) Pilot Program in DOLWD; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2880

    Enters New Jersey into Counseling Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 2901

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

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    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 3009

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

  • Assembly Bill 3187

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

  • Assembly Bill 3266

    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 3683

    Establishes "Patient Protection and Safe Staffing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3991

    Directs State Board of Education to authorize general science endorsement to instructional certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 4028

    Provides certain resources to county prosecutors for enforcement of law regarding failure to pay wages; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4144

    "New Jersey Student Support Act"; establishes program in Department of Treasury to provide tax credits to taxpayers contributing to organization which awards scholarships to certain nonpublic school students.

  • Assembly Bill 4369

    Permits 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in elections for local school board.

  • Assembly Bill 4561

    Includes Sikhs as protected class in bias intimidation law; appropriates $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4658

    Requires affirmative written consent for certain entities to disclose individual's medical information regarding reproductive health care services, with limited exceptions, unless disclosure is necessary to provide those services.

  • Assembly Bill 4977

    Requires public safety risk assessment to include additional consideration for firearms as public safety risk.

  • Assembly Bill 5036

    Establishes Office of Cybersecurity Infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 5158

    Provides TPAF members and certain retirees same benefits provided to members enrolled in retirement system before July 1, 2007.

  • Assembly Bill 5175

    Reinstates automatic COLAs for retirement benefits of certain PFRS members.

  • Assembly Bill 5541

    Establishes certain requirements for Medicare supplement policy premiums.

  • Assembly Bill 5542

    Requires health insurance coverage of diagnostic and supplemental breast examinations without cost-sharing.