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Robert Auth

Bills in the 2022–2023 Session, General Assembly.

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In committee54

  • Assembly Bill 1389

    "Consumer Freedom From Unwanted Expense in Health Insurance Coverage Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1390

    "Health Care Consumer's Out-of-Network Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment and Accountability Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1391

    Permits certain firefighter training courses to be taken online.

  • Assembly Bill 1392

    Requires DEP to reimburse local units for costs incurred in responding to emergencies in State parks and forests.

  • Assembly Bill 1393

    Establishes civil immunity for damages arising out of birth injury or congenital defect for physicians providing prenatal care under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1394

    Provides parties offering public remarks before Senate committees concerning qualifications of Superior Court judge nominees, upon motion, change of venue on family actions, to vicinage other than vicinage where nominee is assigned if confirmed.

  • Assembly Bill 1395

    Provides for agreement between Secretary of State and AOC to match information in Statewide voter registration system with certain jury records in order to identify and remove ineligible non-citizen voter registrants from system.

  • Assembly Bill 1396

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide greater assistance to certain students with military obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 1397

    Gives priority to applicants for firearms purchaser identification card and permits to purchase handguns when domestic violence restraining order is in effect.

  • Assembly Bill 1398

    Establishes housing expense reimbursements for families of certain public safety officers killed in line of duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1399

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose information.

  • Assembly Bill 1400

    Provides for inclusion of students who receive equivalent instruction elsewhere than at school in NJ STARS Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1401

    "Empower the Principal Act"; eliminates local school superintendents and prohibits schools from having more than one assitant or vice-principal.

  • Assembly Bill 1402

    Includes adjustment aid in calculation of districts' payments to charter schools under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1403

    Requires NJTA and SJTA to display amount of tolls paid in lanes used for electronic toll collection system, commonly known as E-ZPass.

  • Assembly Bill 1404

    Establishes New Jersey Property Tax Relief and Education Empowerment Program to provide both property tax relief to citizens and educational grants to certain students enrolled in nonpublic schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1405

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

  • Assembly Bill 1406

    Creates offense of making false child abuse report; permits assessment of penalty.

  • Assembly Bill 1407

    Modifies conditions for regional school district use of property assessments as basis for apportionment of costs to participating municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1408

    Concerns county government dissolution.

  • Assembly Bill 1409

    Requires defendants charged with certain crimes to be placed in home confinement prior to trial.

  • Assembly Bill 1410

    Revises procedure for determining real property tax appeal outcomes.

  • Assembly Bill 1411

    Prohibits candidates from nomination for more than one elective office at primary or general election.

  • Assembly Bill 1412

    Requires that fuel stations specify taxes levied on motor fuel sales.

  • Assembly Bill 1413

    Requires certain toll road operators and bi-state agency to allow drivers to choose towing company.

  • Assembly Bill 1414

    Makes it a crime of the first degree to coerce a patient to request medication pursuant to the "Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act" or to forge a patient's request for such medication.

  • Assembly Bill 1415

    Repeals "Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1416

    "Stop Social Media Censorship Act"; creates private right of action for users of social media websites whose political or religious speech has been deleted or censored by social media websites.

  • Assembly Bill 1417

    Establishes "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1418

    Provides that public school parent who objects to learning material or activity that parent considers harmful may receive voucher from school district to enroll student in nonpublic school.

  • Assembly Bill 1419

    Eliminates Treasurer's authority to annually adjust petroleum products gross receipts tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1420

    Prohibits approval of voting machine or voting system if vendor is foreign company, if domestic vendor exports technology overseas, or due to major non-citizen ownership.

  • Assembly Bill 1421

    Allows local unit to provide service award to volunteer for qualifying service performed for each emergency service organization.

  • Assembly Bill 1422

    Legalizes possession of six or fewer marijuana plants, subject to enactment of legislation legalizing marijuana or cannabis for personal use.

  • Assembly Bill 1423

    Requires registered voters present identification when voting.

  • Assembly Bill 1424

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate for pediatric special care nursing facilities; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 2204

    "Pharmaceutical Representative Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2206

    Permits municipalities to issue two separate property tax bills to property taxpayers; requires fire districts, school districts, and county governments to share in burden of property assessment appeal refunds.

  • Assembly Bill 3180

    Requires State parks, forests, State-owned beaches, and MVC offices to remain open to public if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by NJ Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 3181

    Authorizes purchaser of automobile by private sale to operate automobile for three-day period following purchase without permanent registration or transfer of title.

  • Assembly Bill 3885

    Requires school bus drivers to submit to biannual testing for drugs and alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 4026

    Concerns availability of fire escape mechanisms in residential dwellings; provides penalty for violation.

  • Assembly Bill 4027

    Retains organ donor designation upon renewal and issuance of certain documents.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    Requires long-term care facilities to stock and provide COVID-19 antiviral treatments to residents.

  • Assembly Bill 4096

    Repeals law that prohibits certain establishments from providing or selling various single-use products to customers.

  • Assembly Bill 4200

    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 4351

    Requires appropriate official file information on deaths in county with county clerk; provides additional ways for transferring deceased voter's record to Statewide voter registration system's death file.

  • Assembly Bill 4432

    Concerns electronic notice of open public meetings for municipal governing bodies.

  • Assembly Bill 4708

    Allow problem gamblers to request placement on Division of Gaming Enforcement's list for self-excluded persons through division's website, by mail, or in-person.

  • Assembly Bill 4709

    Reduces taxes on petroleum products gross receipts to 2016 levels; eliminates review council and State Treasurer's authority to change tax rate.

  • Assembly Bill 4777

    Streamlines certification standards for emergency medical technicians.

  • Assembly Bill 5163

    Repeals law providing that violation of rear seat belt law be treated as secondary offense; establishes certain reporting requirements; requires AG to issue report.

  • Assembly Bill 5271

    Establishes "New Jersey Pandemic Bill of Rights for the Welfare of Individuals."

  • Assembly Bill 5906

    Prohibits sale, offer for sale, or conveyance of certain electric vehicle batteries and of electric vehicles having certain batteries; establishes penalties for violators.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 8
  • Assembly Bill 573

    Provides for expedited construction inspections.*

  • Assembly Bill 3523

    Requires health insurers to cover colorectal cancer screenings recommended by United States Preventive Services Task Force and eliminates cost-sharing requirements for certain colonoscopies.

  • Assembly Bill 4066

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2023.

  • Assembly Bill 4067

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2023.

  • Assembly Bill 4751

    Establishes mentorship program for new businesses and start-ups.

  • Assembly Bill 4752

    Promotes small business Internet presence.

  • Assembly Bill 4753

    Allows cure period for businesses to address and resolve certain violations.

  • Assembly Bill 5655

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

Vetoed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 793

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

  • Assembly Bill 2472

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

  • Assembly Bill 4790

    Establishes NJ Non-Profit Loan Guarantee Pilot Program within EDA.

Passed the General Assembly · 1
  • Assembly Bill 2285

    Establishes process for formation of professional limited liability companies.

Out of committee · 7
  • Assembly Bill 229

    Establishes standards for domestic violence counseling and creates "Abuse Intervention Program Advisory Committee." *

  • Assembly Bill 1761

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

  • Assembly Bill 1899

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

  • Assembly Bill 1959

    Requires reporting of certain attempted and completed suicides by minors.

  • Assembly Bill 1965

    Establishes Animal Advocate Program in AOC. *

  • Assembly Bill 3666

    Increases penalties for carjacking and for theft of motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 5559

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY 2024.

In committee · 58
  • Assembly Bill 129

    Establishes "New Jersey Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 139

    Repeals the "Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote."

  • Assembly Bill 188

    Requires prescriptions for animals to be issued in name of animal owner; prohibits unnamed persons from possessing prescribed drugs; and requires Prescription Monitoring Program to include information about controlled substances prescribed by veterinarians.

  • Assembly Bill 248

    Establishes additional factors for municipal adjustment used in calculating fair share affordable housing obligations; provides population-based cap for these obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 250

    Prohibits imposition of builder's remedy in exclusionary zoning litigation.

  • Assembly Bill 263

    Establishes Office of Economic Development Inspector General in EDA.

  • Assembly Bill 264

    Redefines governmental affairs agent to include those persons performing activities for more than one hour in calendar year.

  • Assembly Bill 265

    Establishes "Local Governmental Process Activities Disclosure Act;" expands lobbying disclosure requirements to local level.

  • Assembly Bill 308

    Clarifies that, while fetal death certificate and burial or removal permit are generally not required when fetal death occurs before 20 weeks of gestation, such documentation is to be prepared upon parent's request.

  • Assembly Bill 370

    Requires public schools to post curriculum plans online; requires school districts to make textbooks or other materials used in implementing curriculum plans available for inspection by parents and legal guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 432

    Allows certain sole proprietors to join small employer health benefits purchasing alliance.

  • Assembly Bill 447

    Requires DCA to collect information about State residents seeking affordable housing in State and provide that information to COAH.

  • Assembly Bill 448

    Allows municipalities to establish affordable housing preference for their residents.

  • Assembly Bill 557

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

  • Assembly Bill 616

    Reauthorizes use of regional contribution agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 650

    Requires State employees work in person if job requires face-to-face interaction with public; requires State agency provide alternatives if closure is unpreventable.

  • Assembly Bill 774

    Prohibits government entity or school from requiring influenza vaccinations for persons who are 18 years of age or younger.

  • Assembly Bill 783

    Prohibits teaching of critical race theory in public schools; prohibits public school teachers from engaging in political, ideological, or religious advocacy in classroom.

  • Assembly Bill 785

    Requires New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education include content on risks of cannabis.

  • Assembly Bill 839

    Criminalizes owner or landlord knowingly renting dwelling to tenant that is illegal occupancy which causes serious bodily injury to or death of another person.

  • Assembly Bill 864

    Establishes certain benefits for Class Two special law enforcement officers; allows arson investigators to carry a firearm at all times.

  • Assembly Bill 875

    Limits to 14 days effective period of certain emergency orders, rules, or regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 888

    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 909

    Establishes reasonableness standard for persons lawfully transporting firearm who deviate from course of travel.

  • Assembly Bill 912

    Establishes presumption of joint legal and physical custody in child custody matters.

  • Assembly Bill 917

    Requires school district to allow graduating student to wear military sash while participating in high school graduation ceremony.

  • Assembly Bill 1012

    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 1021

    "Home Business Jobs Creation Act"; classifies certain home businesses as permitted accessory uses.

  • Assembly Bill 1035

    Concerns baked goods sold at farm markets.

  • Assembly Bill 1146

    Gradually reduces CBT rate.

  • Assembly Bill 1215

    Requires additional credit against fair share obligation for abandoned property converted to affordable housing.

  • Assembly Bill 1630

    "Fairness in Women's Sport Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2952

    "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act"; requires Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3391

    Provides that certain school districts will receive State school aid in amounts equal to aid provided in 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 3566

    Permits police officers to be assigned to polling places located at public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3800

    "Parents' Bill of Rights Act"; requires public school and school district provide certain information to parents and guardians and obtain parental consent prior to taking certain actions.

  • Assembly Bill 3804

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

  • Assembly Bill 3877

    Requires school districts to include information on events of September 11, 2001 as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies; requires public schools to hold annual events commemorating September 11, 2001.

  • Assembly Bill 4023

    Provides research and development tax credit under gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 4045

    Removes requirement that all boards of education be members of NJSBA.

  • Assembly Bill 4138

    Allows holder of disabled veteran or Purple Heart license plate or placard to park in parking spots for persons with disability.

  • Assembly Bill 4344

    Requires all counties to establish mosquito control commissions and report certain mosquito control activities to State Mosquito Control Commission; requires State Mosquito Control Commission to develop guidelines to aid county commissions.

  • Assembly Bill 4452

    Removes prohibition on police presence at ballot drop boxes and polling places.

  • Assembly Bill 4476

    Requires emergency medical technicians and firefighters to receive training concerning electric vehicle fires.

  • Assembly Bill 4774

    Clarifies spitting in law enforcement officer's food or drink constitutes aggravated assault; requires certain sanctions on restaurant employees who commit this crime.

  • Assembly Bill 4878

    Exempts from "Sales and Use Tax Act" certain retail sales of computers and school supplies; allows $500 gross income tax deduction to teachers purchasing school supplies for classroom use.

  • Assembly Bill 4879

    Adds postpartum depression services to State's behavioral health crisis services system.

  • Assembly Bill 4882

    Requires crisis hotline centers to employ individuals with prior experience working with military veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4883

    Increases penalties for motor vehicle theft; authorizes home detention for minors.

  • Assembly Bill 4884

    Increases penalties for certain motor vehicle theft and carjacking offenses; establishes presumption of pretrial detention in enumerated circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4885

    Increases penalty and establishes presumption of pretrial detention for persons who commit carjacking and theft by deception in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4907

    Temporarily lowers corporation business tax rate for five years and repeals corporation business surtax.

  • Assembly Bill 4938

    Prohibits mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 as condition of attending public K-12 schools.

  • Assembly Bill 5278

    Creates temporary grant program for electric vehicle fire suppression technology.

  • Assembly Bill 5304

    "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act"; bans abortion 20 weeks or more after fertilization.

  • Assembly Bill 5402

    Delays fourth round of affordable housing obligations, including present and prospective need and related litigation, until July 1, 2028.

  • Assembly Bill 5414

    Concerns evaluation and abatement of mold hazards in common areas of certain residential developments.

  • Assembly Bill 5617

    Establishes minimum Medicaid and NJ FamilyCare reimbursement rate for pediatric special care nursing facilities.