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Herb Conaway Jr.

Bills in the 2016–2017 Session, General Assembly.

All of Herb Conaway Jr.'s terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • Assembly Bill 2993

    Requires Medicaid coverage for diabetes self-management education, training, services, and equipment for patients diagnosed with diabetes, gestational diabetes, and pre-diabetes.

  • Assembly Bill 3011

    Modifies charter of Board of Island Managers of Burlington Island to move elections to November.

  • Assembly Bill 4230

    Requires health insurance carriers; SHBP, and SEHBP to inform covered persons about organ and tissue donation.

  • Assembly Bill 4334

    Requires alternative payment models to register with DOH; permits health care practitioners to refer patients to health care service in which the practitioner has beneficial interest when related to alternative payment model.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    Requires Attorney General to provide identity theft passport to certain victims of identity theft.

Passed the General Assembly7

  • Assembly Bill 1798

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

  • Assembly Bill 1831

    Directs DOT to add certain portion of Rising Sun Road in Bordentown Township to State highway system.

  • Assembly Bill 3009

    Prohibits permanent change of child custody during period of active military service; provides that absence due to active military duty, by itself, is insufficient justification to modify a child custody or visitation order.

  • Assembly Bill 3708

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide notice of termination of coverage to covered persons in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3909

    Requires hospital laboratories and bio-analytical or clinical laboratories to offer test for hepatitis C to certain individuals; authorizes certain laboratories to perform rapid tests for hepatitis C.

  • Assembly Bill 3917

    Enters New Jersey in multistate Nurse Licensure Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 4094

    Requires epinephrine auto-injectors to be packaged and sold as single units.

Out of committee33

  • Assembly Bill 1804

    Requires DEP to conduct vibration analysis along routes for disposal of dredged material from Delaware River.

  • Assembly Bill 1807

    Requires insurance coverage in the individual and small employer markets and SHBP and SEHBP for "off-label" uses of certain drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 1813

    Authorizes establishment of drug donation programs.*

  • Assembly Bill 1814

    Provides post-traumatic stress disorder from military service during combat may be mitigating factor during sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 1815

    Increases wholesale sales and use tax rate on tobacco products, changes tax base, and requires licenses to conduct business in tobacco products.*

  • Assembly Bill 1821

    Requires 9-1-1 service facilities be equipped with Next Generation 9-1-1 system and provides funding for that purpose; makes texting the 9-1-1 emergency system without purpose of reporting need for 9-1-1 service a fourth degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 1826

    Authorizes Drinking Water Quality Institute to study and recommend maximum contaminant level for 1,2,3-trichloropropane to DEP.

  • Assembly Bill 1833

    Mandates health benefits coverage for opioid analgesics with abuse-deterrent properties.

  • Assembly Bill 1835

    Exempts intraoperative monitoring services rendered during certain neurosurgical, neurological, and neuro-radiological surgical procedures from physician self-referral restrictions.*

  • Assembly Bill 2430

    Requires anyone administered opioid antidote to treat drug overdose be provided with information concerning substance treatment programs and resources.*

  • Assembly Bill 2995

    Establishes central registry for sickle cell trait diagnoses; provides for informational outreach and genetic counseling.

  • Assembly Bill 3002

    Requires State Board of Medical Examiners to conduct international criminal history background checks and check employer references for licensees.

  • Assembly Bill 3101

    Permits registered surgical practices to convert to or combine with ambulatory care facilities; provides for phased-in gross receipts assessment; authorizes non-profit hospitals to acquire joint ownership interest in practices.

  • Assembly Bill 3332

    Requires county elections board give notice by Internet posting or mail when polling place location changes unexpectedly before election; requires board develop plan for polling place change notification.

  • Assembly Bill 3383

    Requires certain places of public assembly to have automated external defibrillator on-site.

  • Assembly Bill 3586

    Establishes procedure for removal of certain abandoned flood control structures causing property erosion.

  • Assembly Bill 3610

    Increases accidental death benefit to 70 % of final compensation for surviving children of SPRS or PFRS member; redefines child in SPRS.*

  • Assembly Bill 3704

    Prohibits sale or distribution of flavored electronic smoking devices and related products.*

  • Assembly Bill 3831

    Requires electronic health records systems to meet requirements to accept, process, and transmit prescriptions for Schedule II controlled dangerous substance.

  • Assembly Bill 3910

    Establishes procedures for pharmacists to seek approval to dispense alternative product in place of prescribed epinephrine auto-injector device.

  • Assembly Bill 4304

    Requires compilation of, and public access to, tests of soil lead levels.

  • Assembly Bill 4305

    Requires soil testing to determine lead content prior to certain home sales.

  • Assembly Bill 4306

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

  • Assembly Bill 4368

    Enters New Jersey in Physical Therapy Licensure Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 4620

    Prohibits use of coupons, price rebates, and price reduction promotions in sales of tobacco and vapor products.

  • Assembly Bill 4621

    Revises scope of practice for surgical technologists to allow them to perform additional procedures involving ligation and skin and tissue closures.

  • Assembly Bill 4789

    Requires naltrexone and naloxone be offered to certain inmates prior to release from incarceration.

  • Assembly Bill 4873

    Requires bio-analytical or clinical laboratory conducting hepatitis C screening test to draw and store blood for confirmation test.

  • Assembly Bill 4874

    Requires licensure for manufacturers, distributors, wholesale dealers, and retail dealers of electronic smoking devices and related products.

  • Assembly Bill 4925

    Establishes data reporting requirements for emergency medical services providers and dispatch centers.

  • Assembly Bill 4995

    Requires surgical practices to be licensed by DHSS as ambulatory care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5201

    Prohibits paid caretakers from being appointed guardian or granted power of attorney for individual with disability.

  • Assembly Bill 5325

    Requires professionals certifying death to perform any testing and related actions necessary for survivors to claim State and federal benefits.

In committee44

  • Assembly Bill 1799

    Concerns liability, standards of care, and insurance coverage for medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1800

    Provides for expedited injunction for violations of law requiring prenotification of certain plant closings, transfers and mass layoffs.

  • Assembly Bill 1801

    Revises standards for expert witnesses in medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1802

    Requires audits of managed care plan provider networks.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

    Establishes death by auto as first degree crime in certain circumstances; designated as Dirk's law.

  • Assembly Bill 1805

    Limits settings where certain surgeries may be performed.

  • Assembly Bill 1806

    Requires Commissioner of DHSS to assess how to increase number of teaching hospitals and medical residency programs throughout State.

  • Assembly Bill 1808

    Concerns liability and insurance coverage for medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1809

    Provides for designation of surrogates to make health care decisions for certain patients and decision making process for patients without surrogates; establishes demonstration program for transition of isolated patients from inpatient care to post-acute

  • Assembly Bill 1810

    Requires certain health care facilities to offer, and health care workers to receive, annual influenza vaccination.

  • Assembly Bill 1811

    Requires insurers, Medicaid, and NJ FamilyCare to reimburse for childhood immunizations at levels specified by regulation.

  • Assembly Bill 1812

    Provides civil immunity for certain volunteer physicians, nonprofit clinics, and federally qualified health centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1816

    "Compounding Pharmacy Quality Assurance Act"; requires accreditation of compounding pharmacies.

  • Assembly Bill 1817

    Permits flexible scheduling of private duty nursing services for eligible Medicaid recipients.

  • Assembly Bill 1818

    Prohibits insurers from increasing premiums or making other adverse underwriting decisions with respect to medical malpractice liability insurance under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1819

    Establishes Medicaid Smart Card Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1820

    "Dietitian/Nutritionist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1822

    Enters New Jersey in Nurse Multistate Licensure Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Requires health insurers, group health plans, SHBP, and SEHBP to share certain health benefits information with Medicaid and other State programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1824

    Requires health care practitioners to inform patients of addiction potential of controlled dangerous substances prior to issuing prescription.

  • Assembly Bill 1825

    Directs poison control and drug information program to establish clearinghouse of drug overdose information, report on trends, and provide education on safe storage and disposal of medications; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1828

    Requires pharmacies to install and maintain secure prescription medication drop-off receptacles, and Division of Consumer Affairs to post receptacle location information online.

  • Assembly Bill 1829

    Makes provisions of the "New Jersey False Claims Act" retroactive under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1830

    Requires health insurance carriers to reimburse network providers of diagnostic radiologic services at the same rate.

  • Assembly Bill 1832

    Imposes a wholesale sales tax on electronic cigarettes and similar nicotine delivery products, changes tax base and requires licenses to conduct business in tobacco products.

  • Assembly Bill 1834

    Requires DOH license additional angioplasty facilities, with at least one facility in each county.

  • Assembly Bill 2997

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs to publish list of certain tamper-resistant opioid drugs; establishes that certain conditions be met for pharmacist to substitute for tamper-resistant opioid drug.

  • Assembly Bill 3001

    Restricts health insurers from limiting access to pain medication.

  • Assembly Bill 3004

    Establishes remote medical consultation assistance grant program in DOH.

  • Assembly Bill 3006

    Establishes certain requirements, including allowable fees, for provision of medical records to patients, legally authorized representatives, and authorized third parties.

  • Assembly Bill 3007

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

  • Assembly Bill 3014

    Allows gross income tax deduction for first $200,000 earned by certain new physicians in their first seven taxable years of practice in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 3330

    Allows persons affected by certain plant closings, transfers and mass layoffs to receive temporary suspension of payment of interest on mortgage loan.

  • Assembly Bill 3331

    Requires school districts and charter schools to provide educationally appropriate alternative activities to students not participating in administration of certain standardized assessments.

  • Assembly Bill 3635

    Temporarily maintains property tax exemption for previously exempt non-profit hospital properties; establishes "Non-Profit Hospital Property Tax Exemption Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 3706

    Requires owners of residential rental property to conduct lead hazard inspections in certain situations.

  • Assembly Bill 3709

    Concerns access to certain job training courses for employees affected by plant closings, mass layoffs or transfer of operations.

  • Assembly Bill 3710

    Prohibits persons under 19 from smoking in public and purchasing tobacco products.

  • Assembly Bill 3712

    Requires certain health benefits plans to provide treatment for substance abuse and dependency when determined medically necessary by physician or psychologist.

  • Assembly Bill 3713

    Establishes Electronic Health Information Technology Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 3715

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts and higher education institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 4138

    Requires health benefits coverage for buprenorphine and buprenorphine/naloxone under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 4931

    Requires certain hospitals with on-site clinical laboratories to ensure in-network coverage for laboratory services if hospital is in-network.

  • Assembly Bill 5222

    "Recreational Therapists Licensing Act."

Carried from the Senate

Became law9

  • Senate Bill 5

    Establishes data reporting requirements for emergency medical services providers and dispatch centers.

  • Senate Bill 278

    Requires surgical practices to apply for licensure as ambulatory care facilities.*

  • Senate Bill 294

    Requires anyone administered opioid antidote to treat drug overdose be provided with information concerning substance treatment programs and resources.*

  • Senate Bill 1164

    Exempts intraoperative monitoring services rendered during certain neurosurgical, neurological, and neuro-radiological surgical procedures from physician self-referral restrictions.*

  • Senate Bill 2061

    Increases accidental death benefit to 70% of final compensation for surviving children of SPRS or PFRS member; redefines child in SPRS.*

  • Senate Bill 2320

    Requires professionals certifying death to perform any testing and related actions necessary for survivors to claim State and federal benefits.

  • Senate Bill 2511

    Enters New Jersey in Physical Therapy Licensure Compact.

  • Senate Bill 2560

    Authorizes establishment of drug donation programs.

  • Senate Bill 3592

    Requires electronic health records systems to meet requirements to accept, process, and transmit prescriptions for Schedule II controlled dangerous substance.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 31
  • Assembly Bill 261

    Prohibits installation and sale of wheel weights containing lead or mercury; prohibits sale of new motor vehicles equipped with wheel weights containing lead or mercury.

  • Assembly Bill 306

    "New Jersey Housing Assistance for Veterans Act," establishes pilot program to assist certain veterans with housing modification and rehabilitation; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 450

    Wounded Warrior Caregivers Relief Act; Provides income tax credit to family caregivers of certain armed service members with physical disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 492

    Protects employee rights to ownership and usage of employee inventions developed entirely on employee's own time and without using employer's resources.

  • Assembly Bill 815

    Concerns Code Blue alert plans to shelter at-risk individuals. *

  • Assembly Bill 1458

    Requires health care professionals engaged in prenatal care to provide parents of newborns with information on health insurance coverage for newborn children.*

  • Assembly Bill 1953

    Allows installment payments for senior and disabled property taxpayers to repay overpayments of homestead credits and homestead property tax reimbursements.

  • Assembly Bill 2004

    Establishes certain penalties for operating or participating in pyramid promotional schemes.*

  • Assembly Bill 2082

    Requires OAL to maintain Internet database summarizing all State rule-making actions.

  • Assembly Bill 2087

    Grants drivers additional time to resolve parking violations prior to license or registration suspension.*

  • Assembly Bill 2106

    Permits homeless to receive certified copy of birth certificate without fee.

  • Assembly Bill 2513

    Establishes Military and Defense Economic Ombudsman in DMVA.*

  • Assembly Bill 2515

    Establishes New Jersey Military Skills Council.

  • Assembly Bill 2517

    Provides preference to certain employers applying for workforce development grants.

  • Assembly Bill 2665

    Extends health benefits coverage of a newborn infant.

  • Assembly Bill 2949

    Provides diamondback terrapins protection as nongame indigenous species.

  • Assembly Bill 3056

    Requires DEP to establish voluntary guidelines for K-12 schools and institutions of higher education to reduce, recover, and recycle food waste; extends "Food Bank Good Samaritan Act" immunity protections to public and nonpublic schools.*

  • Assembly Bill 3150

    Authorizes veterans property tax exemption for totally disabled veterans who did not serve in theater of war.

  • Assembly Bill 3338

    Dedicates one percent of cigarette and other tobacco products tax revenues to anti-smoking initiatives.*

  • Assembly Bill 3581

    Requires Internet-connected baby monitors to include security features.

  • Assembly Bill 3785

    Requires State to pay educational costs of students who reside in homeless shelter outside district of residence for more than one year.

  • Assembly Bill 4079

    Provides civil immunity to persons who forcibly enter motor vehicles to remove unattended and unsupervised children.

  • Assembly Bill 4146

    Provides for monitoring and evaluation of transition of mental health and substance use disorder treatment service system and developmental disability system to fee-for-service reimbursement model; makes appropriation.*

  • Assembly Bill 4219

    Allows minors 14 years of age or older to authorize organ donation; requires MVC to provide organ donation registration to certain minors.

  • Assembly Bill 4399

    Establishes Gold Star Family Counseling Program in DMVA; creates tax credit for certain health care professionals.

  • Assembly Bill 4406

    Provides for emergency assistance to individuals or families that are homeless or in temporary living arrangement due to domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 4432

    Provides increased tax credit amounts under Grow New Jersey Assistance Program for certain businesses that have collaborative research relationships with colleges or universities.*

  • Assembly Bill 4467

    Clarifies that authorized persons and entities may administer a single dose of any opioid antidote, or multiple doses of any intranasal or intramuscular opioid antidote to overdose victims, with immunity under "Overdose Prevention Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 4581

    Appropriates $22,385,743 to State Agriculture Development Committee for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4582

    Appropriates $32.5 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

  • Assembly Bill 4583

    Appropriates $2,988,859 from 2009 Historic Preservation Fund and constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to provide capital preservation grants for certain historic preservation projects.

Vetoed · 5
  • Assembly Bill 893

    Prohibits smoking at public parks and beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 1877

    "Healthy Small Food Retailer Act"; provides funding to small food retailers to sell fresh and nutritious food.

  • Assembly Bill 3492

    Makes FY 2017 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 to DOH for family planning services.*

  • Assembly Bill 3612

    Jake's Law; Incentivizes counties to design and construct completely inclusive playgrounds as a priority for State funding for recreational and conservation purposes.*

  • Assembly Bill 4496

    "Healthy Small Food Retailer Act"; provides funding to small food retailers to sell fresh and nutritious food; appropriates $1 million.

Passed the General Assembly · 26
  • Assembly Bill 308

    Prohibits persons convicted of criminal animal cruelty offenses from owning domestic companion animals and from working or volunteering at animal-related enterprises; designated as "Moose's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 319

    Permits reimbursement of COBRA health benefit costs of survivors of certain deceased public safety employees; appropriates $750,000.

  • Assembly Bill 542

    Requires certain health care facilities to provide information concerning palliative care and hospice care services.

  • Assembly Bill 612

    The "Municipal Volunteer Property Tax Reduction Act"; permits certain municipal property owners to perform volunteer services in return for property tax vouchers.

  • Assembly Bill 909

    Establishes Behavioral Health Insurance Claims Advocacy Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1016

    Establishes task force to study issues related to the establishment of full-day kindergarten.

  • Assembly Bill 1378

    Makes FY 2016 supplemental Grants-in-Aid appropriation of $10 million to DCA for Lead Hazard Control Assistance Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1444

    "Wage Transparency Act"; requires reporting of public contractor employment information.

  • Assembly Bill 1641

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

  • Assembly Bill 1861

    Enacts the "Reader Privacy Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1957

    Expands the Address Confidentiality Program to include victims of sexual assault and stalking.

  • Assembly Bill 2240

    Requires certain CATV companies to provide free Internet access to public libraries.

  • Assembly Bill 2372

    "Red Mascara Act;" designates five State songs.*

  • Assembly Bill 2466

    Designates month of November as "Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Awareness Month" in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 2495

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

  • Assembly Bill 3403

    Designates Common Eastern Bumble Bee as New Jersey State Native Pollinator.

  • Assembly Bill 3539

    Requires public and nonpublic schools to test for and remediate lead in drinking water, and disclose test results.

  • Assembly Bill 4127

    Increases civil penalties for certain natural gas or hazardous liquid facility safety violations.

  • Assembly Bill 4156

    Requires Attorney General to establish victims of identity theft database.

  • Assembly Bill 4353

    Requires employers within construction industry to notify employees of certain rights.

  • Assembly Bill 4482

    Allows for cancellation of certain service contracts without paying early termination fee if customer becomes deceased prior to end of service contract.

  • Assembly Bill 4498

    Expands health insurance coverage for behavioral health services and autism and enhances enforcement and oversight of mental health parity laws. *

  • Assembly Bill 4511

    Requires BPU public meetings held in State-owned building to be broadcast live on Internet provided necessary technology is available in building.

  • Assembly Bill 4803

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

  • Assembly Bill 5002

    Increases motor vehicle surcharge to fund "New Jersey Forensic DNA Laboratory Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 5286

    Requires fingerprinting and criminal history background checks for certain contractors.

Out of committee · 55
  • Assembly Bill 3

    Requires health insurance coverage for treatment of substance use disorders; places certain restrictions on the prescription of opioid and certain other drugs; concerns continuing education related thereto.

  • Assembly Bill 302

    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 323

    Requires annual General Fund appropriation to DMVA for purposes of base realignment and closure. *

  • Assembly Bill 375

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

  • Assembly Bill 407

    Revises homestead property tax reimbursement eligibility requirements for certain claimants relocating homesteads within the same municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 436

    Requires natural gas pipeline utilities to repair or replace leaking natural gas pipelines.

  • Assembly Bill 780

    Implements 2014 constitutional dedication of CBT revenues for certain environmental purposes; revises State's open space, farmland, and historic preservation programs.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    Excludes Armed Services combat zone pay from gross income taxation.

  • Assembly Bill 887

    Requires carriers to disclose selection standards for, and establishes certain requirements regarding, placement of health care providers in tiered health benefits plan network. *

  • Assembly Bill 936

    Requires reporting of suspected abuse of institutionalized elderly to police and that facility employees receive notice of reporting requirement annually; designated as "Peggy's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 1115

    Provides that AG handle investigation and prosecution of crime involving person's death by law enforcement officer while acting in officer's official capacity or while in custody; requires trial in venue outside county where incident occurred.*

  • Assembly Bill 1211

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 1447

    Expands infertility coverage under certain health insurance plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1461

    Establishes Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Study Advisory Council.*

  • Assembly Bill 1464

    Authorizes health care providers to engage in telemedicine and teleheath. *

  • Assembly Bill 1493

    Clarifies intent of P.L.2007, c.340 regarding NJ's required participation in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

  • Assembly Bill 1613

    "Madison Holleran Suicide Prevention Act"; requires institutions of higher education to have individuals who focus on reducing student suicides and attempted suicides available 24 hours a day.*

  • Assembly Bill 1672

    Establishes "Neighborhood Solar Energy Investment Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1696

    Authorizes prescribed burning in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2190

    Directs Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development to establish a pilot program to assist certain unemployed and underemployed individuals to complete a career and technical education certificate program in 12 months.

  • Assembly Bill 2320

    Raises minimum age for purchase and sale of tobacco products and electronic smoking devices from 19 to 21.

  • Assembly Bill 2437

    Provides that certain ethical standards will apply to Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 2448

    Establishes "Milkweed for Monarchs" program.

  • Assembly Bill 2449

    Establishes "Adopt a Monarch Butterfly Waystation" program.

  • Assembly Bill 2516

    Provides incentives for certain businesses associated with military installations.

  • Assembly Bill 2518

    Facilitates coordination of land use planning between civilian and military interests to preserve viability of federal military installations within State.

  • Assembly Bill 2547

    Permits small businesses to qualify for loans from NJEDA for costs of energy audit and making energy efficiency or conservation improvements.

  • Assembly Bill 2815

    Revises "Overseas Residents Absentee Voting Law" to mirror federal law; permits overseas voters to vote in any election; permits use of federal write-in absentee ballot to vote, register or request ballot for all elections.

  • Assembly Bill 2954

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

  • Assembly Bill 3398

    Requires pesticide applicator to notify beekeeper when applying pesticide within three miles of registered honey or native beehive or beeyard.

  • Assembly Bill 3399

    Establishes two-year innovative drinking water supply and wastewater infrastructure grant program in DEP; appropriates up to $20 million from societal benefits charge therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 3400

    Requires training for pesticide applicators and operators concerning pollinating bees.

  • Assembly Bill 3411

    Requires DOH regulations regarding elevated blood lead levels in children, and appropriate responses thereto, to be consistent with latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3604

    Establishes "Integrated Roadside Vegetation Management Program."

  • Assembly Bill 3677

    Requires racial and ethnic impact statement for certain bills and regulations affecting sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 3745

    Permits testing and use of autonomous vehicles on State roadways under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3793

    Clarifies that product approval from U.S. Food and Drug Administration is not required for drug manufacturer to file registration statement, and specifies timeframe by which DOH must review registration statements.

  • Assembly Bill 3870

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

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Prohibits certain possession, sale, trade, distribution, or offering for sale of shark fins. *

  • Assembly Bill 3955

    "New Jersey Open Data Initiative" to require certain information be provided on Internet to public and State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4095

    Directs DEP to adopt standards for certain drinking water contaminants based upon recommendations of Drinking Water Quality Institute.*

  • Assembly Bill 4139

    Requires health care facilities to test for and remediate lead in drinking water, and disclose test results.

  • Assembly Bill 4326

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2017.

  • Assembly Bill 4327

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY 2017 to include new projects and revise allowable loan amounts for already approved projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4335

    "Antwan's Law"; allows counties and municipalities to establish, or request DOT to establish, reduced speed limits near schools.*

  • Assembly Bill 4362

    Creates Veterans Diversion Program to divert eligible servicemembers away from criminal justice system and into appropriate case management and mental health services.

  • Assembly Bill 4386

    "Nosey's Law"; prohibits use of elephants and other wild or exotic animals in traveling animal acts.*

  • Assembly Bill 4425

    Eliminates certificate of need requirement for inpatient hospital beds for treatment of psychiatric and substance use disorder dual diagnosis.

  • Assembly Bill 4718

    Makes FY 2018 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 to DOH for family planning services.

  • Assembly Bill 4756

    Permits solar electric power generation facility projects not having commenced commercial operation to retain designation through May 31, 2018 as connected to distribution system.

  • Assembly Bill 4998

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018.

  • Assembly Bill 5037

    Decreases waiting period to expunge entire juvenile record from five to three years.

  • Assembly Bill 5040

    Requires NJ to join U.S. Climate Alliance to uphold Paris Climate Accord.

  • Assembly Bill 5200

    Establishes criminal penalties for sale and possession of certain firearm components.

  • Assembly Bill 5220

    Exempts certain motor vehicles that provide service to persons with developmental disabilities from motor vehicle registration fees.

In committee · 54
  • Assembly Bill 143

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

  • Assembly Bill 160

    Expands eligibility to receive the veterans' property tax deduction and the veterans' property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 309

    Creates offense of financial exploitation of the elderly.

  • Assembly Bill 391

    Requires certain energy tax receipts to be paid directly to municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 508

    Provides a corporation business tax credit for day care center support benefiting children of employees.

  • Assembly Bill 598

    Modernizes the distribution of gross income tax refunds by making direct deposit the default distribution method.

  • Assembly Bill 605

    Requires DOE to create military-connected student identifier for inclusion in student-level database.

  • Assembly Bill 698

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

  • Assembly Bill 737

    Requires destruction of records stored on digital copy machines under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 745

    Requires State Auditor review of certain Department of Corrections privatization contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 776

    Establishes the "Veterans Court Pilot Program in several counties."

  • Assembly Bill 831

    Establishes "Fund to Prevent Use of Tobacco and Electronic Smoking Devices"; supports activities to prevent use and promote awareness of associated health conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 833

    Requires hospital employees assist uninsured patients with creating account to apply for insurance coverage through Federally-Facilitated Marketplace.

  • Assembly Bill 845

    Establishes Division of Minority and Women Business Development and State Chief Disparity Officer to monitor efforts to promote participation by minority-owned and women-owned businesses in State contracting.

  • Assembly Bill 867

    Extends "whistleblower" protections to employee disclosure of governmental mismanagement, waste and abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 1350

    Creates self-defense justification for victims of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1360

    Clarifies that certain types of sewage and sewage sludge expelled from a public sewer system or public sewage treatment plant are not hazardous substances for purposes of "Spill Compensation and Control Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1445

    "Unfair Wage Recovery Act"; provides that unlawful employment practice occurs each time individual is affected.

  • Assembly Bill 1479

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

  • Assembly Bill 1483

    "Water Supply Open Space, Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust Fund Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1539

    Clarifies that first aid, ambulance or rescue squads, as entities, have immunity from civil damages in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1699

    Requires certain gas companies to use existing right-of-way when constructing new transmission lines where practicable and to seek consent of municipalities prior to initiating certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 1701

    Requires BPU to allow public comment at public meetings; establishes requirements for public meetings concerning installation of natural gas conductors and related facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1711

    Permits construction of natural gas transmission lines on areas of preserved farmland already subject to existing utility easements under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1738

    Revises statutes concerning firearms purchaser identification cards and handgun purchase permits; makes handgun purchase permit valid for four years.

  • Assembly Bill 1743

    Provides loan redemption for certain physicians who work in State 10 years.

  • Assembly Bill 1981

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 2002

    Establishes "The Democracy Act" to modify various voter registration and voting procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 2007

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

  • Assembly Bill 2011

    Clarifies that using animal to cause bodily injury to another constitutes assault with a deadly weapon; grants immunity to police officers who use police dog as deadly weapon.

  • Assembly Bill 2013

    Requires health care facilities to report certain information about their health care staff to their respective professional boards or DHSS.

  • Assembly Bill 2023

    Concerns urban enterprise zones.

  • Assembly Bill 2028

    Establishes the "New Jersey Residential Foreclosure Transformation Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2046

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

  • Assembly Bill 2132

    Increases from $15,000 to $25,000 annual compensation PERS retiree may earn in PERS-covered employment without reenrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 2193

    Requires Secretary of Higher Education, in consultation with various entities, to design a manufacturing career pathway to provide students with skills necessary to gain employment in manufacturing sector.

  • Assembly Bill 2227

    Makes a $3 million supplemental appropriation for increased Per Capita Library Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 2944

    Establishes the "Veterans Court Pilot Program," in two vicinages including Burlington County.

  • Assembly Bill 2965

    Requires DOH to establish "New Jersey Autism Website."

  • Assembly Bill 3082

    Establishes Medicaid program to provide housing-related services to individuals experiencing chromic homelessness.

  • Assembly Bill 3167

    Enacts the "NJ Family First Employer Act"; establishes award for certain employers.

  • Assembly Bill 3298

    Increases fine for violation of certain laws concerning pedestrian safety and traffic control; dedicates funds to certain roadways.

  • Assembly Bill 3299

    Increases penalties for motor vehicle violations resulting in serious bodily injury or death to certain persons in highway.

  • Assembly Bill 3300

    Requires percentage of motor vehicle fines be used to support safe routes to school initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 3388

    Allows gross income tax deductions totaling $300,000 over five taxable years for certain primary care physicians.

  • Assembly Bill 3519

    Permits patients to indicate that they should not be prescribed opiates and certain other controlled substances in prescription monitoring program information.

  • Assembly Bill 3552

    Requires certain school board vacancies to be filled by special election within 90 days of annual school election.

  • Assembly Bill 3645

    Requires breeders or other providers of dogs to pet shops to certify compliance with DOH breeding and care regulations; prohibits pet shop sale of dogs without certification; requires inspections and reallocation of dog license revenues to fund enforcemen

  • Assembly Bill 3872

    Requires preliminary finding of liability for professional malpractice by panel of three experts appointed by licensing authority prior to institution of action.

  • Assembly Bill 3950

    Provides tax credits for performing certain repairs on primary residences of senior citizens or persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Provides Medicaid coverage for services to treat and prevent Zika virus infection and associated health outcomes.

  • Assembly Bill 4071

    Requires color photo on firearms identification cards, permits to purchase handgun, and permits to carry handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 5116

    Provides gross income tax credit to certain totally and permanently disabled veterans for rent constituting property taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 5309

    Exempts veterans from non-driver identification card fees.

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  • Assembly Bill 5044

    Appropriates $8,992,898 to DEP from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 5046

    Appropriates $12.3 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for recreation and conservation purposes to DEP for State capital and park development projects.