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Gabriela M. Mosquera

Bills in the 2022–2023 Session, General Assembly.

All of Gabriela M. Mosquera's terms

Sponsored

Became law3

  • Assembly Bill 4224

    Provides project grants under "Securing Our Children's Future Fund" for career and technical education at county colleges; appropriates $19,993,837.

  • Assembly Bill 4751

    Establishes mentorship program for new businesses and start-ups.

  • Assembly Bill 4864

    Expands scope of Foreclosure Mediation Assistance Program during State of Emergency to allow use of program funds for payment to counselors who help disaster victims process applications for assistance.

Vetoed2

  • Assembly Bill 4177

    Extends duration of law requiring certain provider subsidy payments for child care services be based on enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 4621

    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.

Passed the General Assembly3

  • Assembly Bill 1327

    Revises criteria to establish base year for homestead property tax reimbursement after relocation.

  • Assembly Bill 2668

    Requires court to consider certain domestic violence convictions when considering alimony award; permits alimony modification based on certain subsequent domestic violence convictions.**

  • Assembly Bill 5240

    Requires DCF to publish and disseminate information on early childhood mental health to certain professionals.*

Out of committee7

  • Assembly Bill 1349

    Establishes program in DOE to reimburse school districts for providing menstrual products in certain public schools and requires State to pay costs.*

  • Assembly Bill 1355

    Requires Commissioner of Corrections to appoint career technical education employee to administer, enhance, and supplement inmate workforce skills training programming.*

  • Assembly Bill 1357

    Establishes New Jersey Siblings' Bill of Rights.

  • Assembly Bill 2655

    Establishes requirements concerning provision of postpartum care, pregnancy loss, and stillbirth information and development of personalized postpartum care plans.*

  • Assembly Bill 2663

    Provides $21 minimum annual energy assistance to qualified families.

  • Assembly Bill 2670

    Requires landlord to provide written explanation for rent increase on tenant of senior citizen housing project.

  • Assembly Bill 4400

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

In committee58

  • Assembly Bill 1318

    Provides for excused absences for public school students involved in election activities on day of general election under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1319

    "Garden State Manufacturing Jobs Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1320

    Requires each school district to annually submit interscholastic athletic opportunity report to the Commissioner of Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1321

    Requires pawnbrokers to file transaction reports online.

  • Assembly Bill 1322

    Provides that routine foot care services covered under certain insurance policies include coverage of services provided by podiatric physicians.

  • Assembly Bill 1323

    Prohibits mortgage loan discrimination based on familial status.

  • Assembly Bill 1324

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

  • Assembly Bill 1325

    Revises distribution of Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation and Enforcement Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1326

    Establishes the New Jersey Task Force on Child Support Reform.

  • Assembly Bill 1328

    Requires annual review of all released sex offenders to determine if they were registered and tiered.

  • Assembly Bill 1329

    Revises procedures concerning access to decedent's safe-deposit box.

  • Assembly Bill 1330

    Allows for tri-weekly visits for parents or guardians of infants or toddlers under Division of Child Protection and Permanency's care.

  • Assembly Bill 1331

    Requires DHS to use funds awarded from performance bonuses to increase staffing for processing certain applications and providing certain services.

  • Assembly Bill 1332

    Permits certain fire police units to appoint fire police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 1333

    Requires installation of grab bars in certain public restrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 1334

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 1335

    Requires criminal history record background check for rifle and shotgun purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 1336

    Establishes Behavioral Mental Health Advisory Board in Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services in DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 1337

    Requires DHS to take action to raise public awareness of privacy laws that prevent disclosure of health care enrollment information to immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1338

    Requires DHS to create English and Spanish-language Internet websites to promote enrollment in affordable health care plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1339

    Requires health insurers, SHBP and SEHBP to provide coverage for diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of lymphedema.

  • Assembly Bill 1340

    Establishes the "Domestic Violence Tuition Waiver Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1341

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

  • Assembly Bill 1342

    Creates public awareness campaign concerning risks associated with unsecured, Internet-connected baby monitors.

  • Assembly Bill 1343

    Establishes certain hiring preferences for Class Two special law enforcement officers seeking position with municipal law enforcement agency.

  • Assembly Bill 1344

    Establishes mandatory training program for human resources officers of public employers on handling and responding to reports of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1345

    Prohibits water companies from assessing more than one charge per fire hydrant to fire departments, fire districts, or volunteer fire companies for use of fire hydrants.

  • Assembly Bill 1346

    Requires certain water companies to provide representative of fire department, fire district, or volunteer fire company access to fire hydrants for water flow rate testing purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 1347

    Requires four-year public institutions of higher education to have one veteran coordinator for every 200 veteran students; requires veteran coordinator to work with DMVA to ensure veterans have access to all available services.

  • Assembly Bill 1348

    Requires school districts to offer course in computer science and DOE to adopt changes to NJ Student Learning Standards in computer science.

  • Assembly Bill 1350

    Requires informational posters about safe placement alternatives for newborn infants be posted in public restrooms used by females.

  • Assembly Bill 1351

    Establishes Task Force on Child Care Deserts in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 1352

    Requires DHS to develop incentives to encourage private investment in child care deserts.

  • Assembly Bill 1353

    Provides refundable gross income tax credits to staff members at childcare centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1354

    Clarifies prohibition on smoking of cannabis in public places.

  • Assembly Bill 1356

    Establishes the "Female Inmates' Rights Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2656

    Requires State agencies to post Internet links to programs and services for women as applicable.

  • Assembly Bill 2657

    Requires police officer to inquire during mental health check whether there is firearm on premises.

  • Assembly Bill 2658

    Requires adoption of policy addressing job-related issues of pregnant firefighters.

  • Assembly Bill 2659

    Requires State department, agency, authority, or instrumentality thereof to provide link on its website for members of public to submit complaints.

  • Assembly Bill 2660

    Requires persons to report incidents of domestic violence to law enforcement and makes it a disorderly persons offense to fail to report.

  • Assembly Bill 2661

    Permits municipality, fire district or authority to approve transfer of certain firefighters from PERS to PFRS.

  • Assembly Bill 2662

    Establishes corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain providers of child care that undertake certain quality improvement initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 2664

    Requires Commissioners of DOH and DHS to perform language needs assessment.

  • Assembly Bill 2665

    Requires DOH to provide information regarding spina bifida to certain parents and families of newborns; "Levi's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 2666

    Requires installation of baby-changing stations in certain public restrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 2667

    Establishes new crime of domestic violence committed in the presence of a child.

  • Assembly Bill 2669

    Provides for process to vacate and expunge certain arrests, charges, complaints, convictions, other dispositions, and DNA records, associated with violations by certain human trafficking victims.

  • Assembly Bill 2671

    Requires newly constructed police stations, fire stations, and hospitals to provide newborn safety device; allows affirmative defense to prosecution for abandonment if parent leaves child in device.

  • Assembly Bill 2672

    Requires MVC to permit individuals with certain medical conditions to display decal on license plate.

  • Assembly Bill 2673

    Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for purchase of certain compressed natural gas vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 3331

    Establishes "Student Mental Health Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 3332

    Directs Commissioner of Education to develop sexual assault prevention training program for high school athletic directors and coaches of interscholastic sports programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3768

    Requires health benefits coverage of continuous glucose monitoring systems for treatment of glycogen storage disease.

  • Assembly Bill 3868

    Prohibits paid first responders from engaging in recreational use of cannabis items.

  • Assembly Bill 4226

    Requires partial State reimbursement to municipalities for cost of disabled veterans' total property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 5041

    Creates offense for electronically sending unsolicited nude images.

  • Assembly Bill 5902

    Requires study by Executive Branch on advisory or study task forces, committees, commissions, and boards.

Filed1

  • Assembly Bill 3333

    Replaces references to "alien" and "illegal alien" in statutes with "foreign national" and "undocumented foreign national," respectively; prohibits use of those terms by executive branch agencies.

Carried from the Senate

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 1034

    Establishes New Jersey Siblings' Bill of Rights.

  • Senate Bill 1221

    Establishes program in DOE to reimburse school districts for providing menstrual products in certain public schools and requires State to pay costs.*

  • Senate Bill 2861

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

Co-sponsored

Became law · 51
  • Assembly Bill 325

    Authorizes military service members, spouses, and dependents with out-of-state domicile to operate motor vehicles in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 343

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

  • Assembly Bill 536

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

  • Assembly Bill 1176

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

  • Assembly Bill 1181

    Requires high school students to complete financial aid applications.*

  • Assembly Bill 1255

    Updates requirements and standards for authorization and prior authorization of health care services.*

  • Assembly Bill 1477

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

  • Assembly Bill 1522

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

  • Assembly Bill 1550

    Authorizes surviving spouse or family member of decedent to use motor vehicle registration certificate of decedent until registration certificate expires.

  • Assembly Bill 1581

    Requires MVC to provide customer service telephone number at motor vehicle inspection facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1704

    Requires domestic violence orders to be issued in other languages in addition to English under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1727

    Requires Attorney General to perform outreach and provide services to victims of human trafficking under certain circumstances. *

  • Assembly Bill 1729

    Requires AG to address human trafficking in underserved communities.*

  • Assembly Bill 1775

    Requires DCA provide certain information on low-income home energy assistance program, annually update program handbook and issue program request for proposal, and provide quarterly training sessions on administering program. *

  • Assembly Bill 2362

    Requires DHS to submit federal waiver request regarding time limits for certain SNAP recipients under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2368

    Requires schools to provide free school breakfasts and lunches to students from working class, middle-income families; designated as "Working Class Families' Anti-Hunger Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3093

    Authorizes court to include in domestic violence restraining orders a provision making the order applicable to a pregnant victim's child upon birth of the child.

  • Assembly Bill 3142

    Authorizes grants to purchase and rehabilitate abandoned homes for homeless veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3199

    Establishes "Health Care Heroes Violence Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3211

    Establishes "New Jersey Feminine Hygiene Products for the Homeless Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3424

    Establishes "Annual Business Matchmaking Event" in Department of Treasury.*

  • Assembly Bill 3707

    Makes various changes to New Jersey Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect; establishes child protection worker caseload standards.

  • Assembly Bill 3737

    Establishes menstrual health public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 3808

    Allows tenant with temporary or permanent restraining order to change locks on residential rental unit.

  • Assembly Bill 4052

    Establishes three-year sickle cell disease pilot program; appropriates $10,200,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 4075

    Requires public schools to develop threat assessment teams.**

  • Assembly Bill 4105

    Establishes Interagency Council on Homelessness.

  • Assembly Bill 4110

    Allows persons who give birth to children in licensed general hospitals to surrender those children under "Safe Haven Infant Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4284

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

  • Assembly Bill 4295

    Adapts new federal partnership audit regime under gross income tax, ends COVID-related State tax extensions, and eliminates requirement to affirmatively elect New Jersey S Corporation status.

  • Assembly Bill 4337

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

  • Assembly Bill 4401

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

  • Assembly Bill 4403

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

  • Assembly Bill 4674

    Concerns eligibility for senior freeze reimbursement if eligible claimant exceeds income limit.

  • Assembly Bill 4748

    Enhances customer service experience with Business Action Center in Department of State by collecting and disseminating customer assistance metrics.

  • Assembly Bill 4749

    Requires NJ Business Action Center to collect and produce certain information to assist small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 4752

    Promotes small business Internet presence.

  • Assembly Bill 4753

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

  • Assembly Bill 4755

    Permits behavioral and mental health care providers to operate within homeless shelters.

  • Assembly Bill 4756

    Requires Division of Children's System of Care to establish training program for employees of emergency shelters for homeless.*

  • Assembly Bill 4836

    Requires Office of Emergency Management to incorporate into State Emergency Operations Plan framework to address cybersecurity incidents.*

  • Assembly Bill 4978

    Establishes Division of Violence Intervention and Victim Assistance in Department of Law and Public Safety.*

  • Assembly Bill 5086

    Increases minimum monthly benefit under State SNAP Minimum Benefits Program from $50 to $95 and authorizes DHS to increase program benefit amount.

  • Assembly Bill 5179

    "Fire Life Safety Damper and Smoke Control System Inspection Verification Act"; Requires routine maintenance and periodic testing of smoke dampers, fire dampers, and smoke control systems in certain buildings by qualified personnel.*

  • Assembly Bill 5235

    Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.

  • Assembly Bill 5285

    Requires copies of certain law enforcement records to be provided to victims of domestic violence upon request.

  • Assembly Bill 5293

    Concerns New Jersey Civic Information Consortium.

  • Assembly Bill 5582

    Establishes grant program for NJ YouthBuild programs through DOLWD; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 5684

    Requires certain nonpublic schools to provide meals to all students under "Working Class Families Anti-Hunger Act"; authorizes limited expansion of income eligibility to qualify public and nonpublic school students for free lunch.

  • Assembly Bill 5748

    Amends definition of "participating county" under County Option Hospital Fee Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5835

    Authorizes regional authority to develop and operate regional rehabilitation and reentry center.

Vetoed · 2
  • Assembly Bill 1476

    Exempts certain motor vehicles that are owned by certain nutrition programs and certain nonprofit organizations that offer social services from motor vehicle registration fees.*

  • Assembly Bill 5283

    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.

Passed the General Assembly · 43
  • Assembly Bill 468

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

  • Assembly Bill 482

    Concerns professional licensing and application fees for spouse or dependent of active duty member of United States Armed Forces.

  • Assembly Bill 678

    Authorizes funding to protect safety of cooperating witnesses; expands Crime Victim's Bill of Rights to provide these witnesses with certain guarantees.

  • Assembly Bill 684

    Requires Homelessness Prevention Program agencies to remain open during public health emergency and provides for funding of each agency.*

  • Assembly Bill 1498

    Prohibits late penalties from being made against senior citizen tenants in certain senior citizen rental housing in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1549

    Makes it fourth degree crime to engage in certain tracking and location activities.*

  • Assembly Bill 1569

    Requires public transportation employees to complete training course on handling and responding to suspected human trafficking; requires inclusion of certain content in certain courses.*

  • Assembly Bill 1685

    Requires ingredients of menstrual products to be listed on package.

  • Assembly Bill 1705

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to post public awareness signage in additional establishments.*

  • Assembly Bill 1728

    Expands duties of Commission on Human Trafficking to prevent human trafficking in women and children of color.

  • Assembly Bill 1884

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

  • Assembly Bill 1902

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

  • Assembly Bill 1935

    Establishes "Menstrual Hygiene Products Program," appropriates $200,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1938

    Establishes requirements for State to enter into contract for purchase of menstrual products.*

  • Assembly Bill 2017

    Requires Medicaid Fraud Division to enter into data sharing agreement upon request of county to provide access to third party insurance liability data regarding certain COVID-19 related health claims.

  • Assembly Bill 2067

    Requires Department of Education to annually report use of federal COVID-19 relief funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2227

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

  • Assembly Bill 2242

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

  • Assembly Bill 2526

    Permits court to order transfer of billing responsibility for, and rights to, wireless telephone number to certain victims of domestic violence or stalking.

  • Assembly Bill 2777

    Permits DMVA to receive voluntary contributions for veteran suicide prevention public service announcements.

  • Assembly Bill 2886

    Provides employment protections for paid first responders diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 3212

    Establishes Women's Menstrual Health Program to identify and assist patients with symptoms related to endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome.*

  • Assembly Bill 3663

    Requires MVC to operate call center to assist with online transactions.

  • Assembly Bill 3683

    Provides for transfers from General Fund to UI trust fund, reduces employer contributions to UI trust fund, assesses contributions from employers to repay transferred amounts, and provides tax credits to small businesses to offset UI tax increases.**

  • Assembly Bill 3697

    Permits spouses and dependents of military service members to qualify for in-State tuition in event that service member is transferred to another state.

  • Assembly Bill 3772

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

  • Assembly Bill 3867

    Establishes crime of fertility fraud.*

  • Assembly Bill 4004

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

  • Assembly Bill 4128

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

  • Assembly Bill 4180

    Eliminates various boards, commissions, committees, councils, and task forces created by law.

  • Assembly Bill 4198

    Prohibits public disclosure of names and addresses in certain unemployment, temporary disability, and family leave claim appeals documents.*

  • Assembly Bill 4617

    Requires DOLWD to identify and recruit unemployed individuals for employment in health care facilities; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4619

    Codifies and extends authorization for certain out-of-State health care practitioners and recent graduates of health care training programs to practice in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4770

    Requires landlords of certain properties providing child care services who refuse lead service line replacements to install and maintain water filters.

  • Assembly Bill 4784

    Requires vehicle identification number be stamped on catalytic converters of motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 4835

    Permits certain persons to operate Type S school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 4861

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

  • Assembly Bill 5166

    Revises law concerning family leave to extend protection by reducing, over time, employee threshold from 30 employees to five employees in definition of employer.*

  • Assembly Bill 5418

    Establishes Teacher Certification Reimbursement Fund in DOE to reimburse certain teachers for costs associated with certification.

  • Assembly Bill 5419

    Removes obstacles to teacher certification for certain teachers.

  • Assembly Bill 5440

    Prohibits production and sale of products containing delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol.

  • Assembly Bill 5511

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

  • Assembly Bill 5512

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

Out of committee · 47
  • Assembly Bill 476

    Requires DCA, in consultation with Commission on Human Trafficking, to establish Statewide initiative for Red Sand Project.

  • Assembly Bill 493

    Requires public agencies and government contractors to report cybersecurity incidents to New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness.*

  • Assembly Bill 677

    Prohibits State Board of Education from requiring completion of performance-based assessment as condition of eligibility for certificate of eligibility with advanced standing or certificate of eligibility. *

  • Assembly Bill 1174

    Requires certain documentation of needs of students with disabilities during school security drills and emergency situations and in school security plans; requires staff training on needs of students with disabilities in emergency planning.

  • Assembly Bill 1271

    Permits excused absences for students who attend civic events.

  • Assembly Bill 1448

    Establishes gross income tax credit for cost of certain postage for sending goods to members of United States Armed Forces and National Guard who are serving their country away from home.

  • Assembly Bill 1471

    Requires DHS to establish quality-based reimbursement system for registered family child care providers participating in Grow NJ Kids.*

  • Assembly Bill 1545

    Requires telemarketers to provide name, mailing address, and telephone number of person on whose behalf call is made.

  • Assembly Bill 1802

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

  • Assembly Bill 1822

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

  • Assembly Bill 1899

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

  • Assembly Bill 1989

    Prohibits sale of flavored cigarettes, non-premium cigars, and oral nicotine pouches.*

  • Assembly Bill 1994

    Requires DOH to establish maternity care evaluation protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 2019

    Requires notice of motor vehicle safety recalls upon inspection and registration of motor vehicle; requires motor vehicle manufacturers to pay annual fee to MVC.*

  • Assembly Bill 2036

    Establishes Statewide behavioral health crisis system of care. *

  • Assembly Bill 2140

    Permits online purchase of eligible foods using WIC funds and use of WIC funds for grocery delivery charges.*

  • Assembly Bill 2209

    Increases annual income limitation for senior and disabled citizens' eligibility for $250 property tax deduction and bases future annual income limitations on annual CPI changes.

  • Assembly Bill 2438

    Establishes that "100 percent Disabled Veterans" are not required to submit to MVC certain documentation to renew parking privileges.

  • Assembly Bill 2815

    Requires certain additional school district personnel to complete training program on suicide prevention.

  • Assembly Bill 2839

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

  • Assembly Bill 2840

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

  • Assembly Bill 2869

    Increases amount of cigarette and other tobacco products tax revenues provided to New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research to $10 million; establishes dedicated, non-lapsing Cancer Research Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 2973

    Requires DOH to develop mobile senior citizen assistance program.

  • Assembly Bill 3089

    Provides for lifetime disqualification from operating commercial motor vehicle and transportation network company vehicle for persons convicted of human trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 3146

    Increases contribution limit by counties and municipalities to volunteer first aid, ambulance, and rescue squads.

  • Assembly Bill 3526

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

  • Assembly Bill 3671

    Extends prohibition on certain utility discontinuances for certain customers.

  • Assembly Bill 3708

    Concerns use of tents and other fixtures for outdoor dining on certain property.

  • Assembly Bill 3793

    Requires certain permit holders to complete practice driving hours to obtain probationary driver's license.

  • Assembly Bill 3810

    Provides for oversight and improvement of administration of unemployment compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 3830

    Concerns timely payment of UI benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 3852

    Establishes New Jersey Child Tax Credit Program.*

  • Assembly Bill 4048

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

  • Assembly Bill 4162

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

  • Assembly Bill 4179

    Establishes Thriving By Three competitive grant program for infant and toddler child care programs; appropriates $28 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4341

    Modernizes business filing statutes to include entity conversion and domestication.

  • Assembly Bill 4361

    Establishes "VETeach Pilot Program" in DOE to facilitate teacher certification of veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4640

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

  • Assembly Bill 4688

    Permits counties to share county tax administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 4689

    Establishes teacher certification route for candidates with Montessori teaching credentials.

  • Assembly Bill 5149

    Allows for complaint for guardianship of minor receiving developmental disability services to be filed six months before minor reaches age 18; establishes certain standards for filing guardianship complaints.*

  • Assembly Bill 5164

    Requires certain school meal information be provided to public school students' parents and requires school districts to request that families apply for school meals under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5212

    Authorizes use of healthcare platforms providing discounted prices for payment of prescription and non-prescription drugs or devices and for telehealth and telemedicine services.

  • Assembly Bill 5328

    Provides additional State school aid to certain school districts; appropriates $103,023,579.*

  • Assembly Bill 5518

    Designates portion of State Highway Route No. 47 in Deptford Township as "Officer Robert J. Shisler Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 5739

    Requires certain health care facilities to develop certain doula policies and procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 5851

    Concerns temporary registration certificates and license plates.

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  • Assembly Bill 226

    Establishes "Monica's Law" requiring evidence-based risk assessments in certain domestic violence cases.

  • Assembly Bill 227

    Requires uniform response procedures for all domestic crisis teams established or participated in by law enforcement agencies, and strengthens Statewide supervision over teams.

  • Assembly Bill 228

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

  • Assembly Bill 409

    Establishes public awareness campaign concerning the dangers of leaving children unattended in and around motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 467

    Requires certain accessible public restroom facilities be equipped with signs reserving use for persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 472

    Requires licensed child care centers to provide annual notice of emergency procedure requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 483

    Provides certain employment protections for working parents due to school closure during state of emergency and public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 612

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

  • Assembly Bill 637

    Allows consumption of food on limited brewery premises.

  • Assembly Bill 668

    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 796

    "Listening to Mothers Survey Act"; requires DOH to establish survey to evaluate and improve maternity care access and services.

  • Assembly Bill 818

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

  • Assembly Bill 864

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

  • 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 934

    Establishes maternity care standards for general hospitals providing maternity care.

  • Assembly Bill 962

    Exempts disabled veterans from certain fees at State parks and forests.

  • 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 1038

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate and graduate tuition and fees by more than 4% over the prior academic year.

  • Assembly Bill 1221

    Requires various State departments to provide linkages to information on "baby boxes" and safe sleep education on their websites.

  • Assembly Bill 1233

    Revises State marriage license application form to permit certain changes in middle name and surname.

  • Assembly Bill 1252

    Establishes brain injury screening and education program in DCF.

  • Assembly Bill 1296

    Requires State Board of Education high school graduation requirements include instruction on tuition assistance programs and student loan debt; requires high school students to meet with guidance counselor to discuss tuition assistance and dual enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 1298

    Restricts authority to terminate reciprocal personal income tax agreements with other states.

  • Assembly Bill 1299

    "Food Desert Elimination Act"; provides incentives to supermarkets and grocery stores that locate in "food deserts."

  • Assembly Bill 1310

    Expands indoor capacity for food or beverage establishments and banquet and wedding venues under certain circumstances during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 1470

    Requires State provider subsidy payments for child care services to be based on enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 1496

    Concerns counseling for children who were either physically present or who may have seen or heard act of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1513

    Establishes task force to examine school discipline practices including racial disparities and effectiveness.

  • Assembly Bill 1521

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

  • Assembly Bill 1524

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

  • Assembly Bill 1527

    Establishes pilot project to permit voters in military service on active duty overseas, and their eligible family members, to vote in certain elections using the Internet; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1531

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

  • Assembly Bill 1540

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

  • Assembly Bill 1541

    Expressly prohibits invasive examination of unconscious patient by health care practitioner without patient's prior informed written consent.

  • Assembly Bill 1543

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

  • Assembly Bill 1552

    Provides for legal representation for residential lessees and tenants in any removal or eviction proceeding.

  • Assembly Bill 1780

    Exempts disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients from payment of municipal parking meter fees when vehicle bears veteran's or recipient's special license plate or placard issued by MVC.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

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

  • Assembly Bill 1805

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

  • Assembly Bill 1809

    Increases certain penalties for violations of wage and hour law.

  • Assembly Bill 1815

    Allows law enforcement agencies to provide juvenile-family crisis information to principal of juvenile's school for planning programs relevant to juvenile's educational and social development.

  • Assembly Bill 1816

    Establishes two-year pilot program requiring certain law enforcement agencies to coordinate with local school districts to identify and assist at-risk youths.

  • Assembly Bill 1821

    Requires school districts to take certain actions in circumstances when school meal bill is in arrears; prohibits shaming students with school meal bills in arrears; prohibits certain district actions in collecting unpaid school meal fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Allows gross income tax credit for portion of certain child care expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1839

    Requires school district to report to DOE on various aspects of computer science courses.

  • Assembly Bill 1852

    Includes e-mail addresses in list of confidential items to be redacted from public records under OPRA.

  • Assembly Bill 1854

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

  • Assembly Bill 1892

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

  • Assembly Bill 1908

    Requires PANYNJ and certain commercial airport operators in State to coordinate with law enforcement for investigation and prosecution of sexual assaults; requires airlines and contractors to adopt and maintain policies regarding sexual assaults.

  • Assembly Bill 1909

    Establishes fourth degree crime of cyber-interference.

  • Assembly Bill 1914

    Directs PANYNJ to coordinate with law enforcement for investigation and prosecution of sexual assaults; requires certain cruise ship operators to adopt and maintain policies regarding sexual assaults.

  • Assembly Bill 1919

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

  • Assembly Bill 1930

    Requires DHS to establish a pilot program covering menstrual hygiene products under Medicaid and NJ FamilyCare.

  • Assembly Bill 1950

    Clarifies that definition of mental illness in law governing involuntary commitment to treatment includes substance use disorder if dangerous standard met.

  • Assembly Bill 1966

    Reduces standard voter registration deadline to eight days before election; allows voter registration at polling place on election day and at offices where mail-in ballots are issued within 45 days before election.

  • Assembly Bill 1995

    Requires DOH to conduct survey on status of antenatal and prenatal care clinics in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2028

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

  • Assembly Bill 2151

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2152

    Allocates sufficient funds to unemployment compensation fund from federal government assistance and halts increases in employer unemployment taxes related to benefits paid during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 2337

    Establishes child care costs reimbursement grant program in DCF for parents or guardians whose children are subject to quarantine as a result of COVID-19; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2499

    Requires revocation of parole for assaulting or threatening law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2841

    Establishes new transparency standards for pharmacy benefits manager business practices.

  • Assembly Bill 2870

    Provides for fair notice and opportunity to contest, or obtain waiver of a repayment of, overpayment of homestead rebate or credit and homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 3235

    Establishes Council of Women in Higher Education in Department of State to study and promote women's issues within institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 3717

    Imposes restrictions concerning Port Authority of New York and New Jersey commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • 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 3914

    Permits law enforcement agencies to prohibit recreational use of cannabis items by law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 4230

    Excludes discounts for services rendered from gross income.

  • Assembly Bill 4258

    Establishes Veteran-Owned Business Contract Financing Loan Program in EDA to help certain veteran-owned businesses perform public contracts; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4437

    Requires separate entrance for certain child care services located in public school facilities and clarifies licensure requirements and DCF enforcement authority for services.

  • Assembly Bill 4856

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to long-term care facilities that increase number of residential units reserved for single occupancy by at least five percent.

  • Assembly Bill 4943

    Prohibits DHS from deeming certain teachers and school employees ineligible for child care subsidies due to number of hours worked when school is not in session for students.

  • Assembly Bill 5600

    "Right to Mental Health for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Act"; establishes certain requirements concerning provision of mental health services to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

  • Assembly Bill 5701

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

  • Assembly Bill 5792

    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.