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Ronald S. Dancer

Bills in the 2018–2019 Session, General Assembly.

All of Ronald S. Dancer's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • Assembly Bill 1675

    Authorizes prescribed burning in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1683

    Increases penalties for energy "slamming" practices.

  • Assembly Bill 1700

    Expands eligibility criteria for designating certain areas as being in need of redevelopment.*

  • Assembly Bill 2787

    Extends pilot program authorizing special occasion events at wineries on preserved farmland; implements reporting requirement.

Passed the General Assembly1

  • Assembly Bill 1677

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

Out of committee6

  • Assembly Bill 1676

    Establishes certain requirements for a State entity planting vegetation in certain circumstances; provides for preferences for NJ businesses providing such vegetation.

  • Assembly Bill 1697

    Prohibits medical providers from reporting certain workers' compensation medical charges to collection and credit reporting agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2838

    Prohibits use of certain technology for unauthorized electronic surveillance of cellular telephones.

  • Assembly Bill 3883

    Revises provisions of State law concerning claiming and proper disposal of cremains of veterans and eligible spouses or dependents.

  • Assembly Bill 5513

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for Meals on Wheels.

  • Assembly Bill 5585

    Extends document submission deadlines under Economic Redevelopment and Growth Grant program and Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit program.

In committee383

  • Assembly Bill 1673

    Establishes fourth degree crime of possessing firearms locator application; enhances penalty if such application is used in theft of firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 1674

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1678

    Requires DOBI to publish and maintain Internet webpage containing certain information on most wanted persons list for certain insurance crimes, including insurance crimes related to Super Storm Sandy.

  • Assembly Bill 1679

    Establishes NJ "Farm-to-Table Restaurant" awards program.

  • Assembly Bill 1680

    Establishes "New Jersey Farm to Public Institution of Higher Education Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1681

    Allows certain breweries to operate off-premises retail salesrooms; permits breweries and wineries to operate joint salesrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 1682

    Establishes New Jersey Eco-Ag Tourism Council.

  • Assembly Bill 1684

    Requires certain psychiatric facilities to contact Division of Child Protection and Permanency if minor is to be discharged and parent or guardian is unable or unwilling to remove minor from facility.

  • Assembly Bill 1685

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

  • Assembly Bill 1686

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

  • Assembly Bill 1687

    Requires persons convicted of sex offense in foreign countries to comply with Megan's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 1688

    Prohibits release of police internal investigation information under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 1689

    Extends senior freeze benefits to certain disabled persons.

  • Assembly Bill 1690

    Establishes restrictions and conditions for certain owners of preserved farmland to reacquire development rights for limited area of preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 1691

    Directs DEP to designate native bee nesting habitat areas in each State park and forest.

  • Assembly Bill 1692

    Maintains eligibility for veteran's property tax deduction when property is transferred to trust.

  • Assembly Bill 1693

    Establishes defacement of certain gravesites where human remains are stored or interred as possible bias intimidation offense.

  • Assembly Bill 1694

    Establishes pilot program in DOE to provide assistive technology to elementary and middle school students with dyslexia and related conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 1695

    Allows places of worship to establish security program to select one person to carry handgun during religious services.

  • Assembly Bill 1696

    Clarifies that deed of easement for preserved farmland allows soil disturbance for construction of any new agriculture building or roadway.

  • Assembly Bill 1698

    Provides STEM graduate retention tax credit for certain employers who pay certain employees' education loan debt.

  • Assembly Bill 1699

    Prohibits sex offenders from residing within 1,000 feet of victim's home or workplace.

  • Assembly Bill 1701

    Revises authorization and financing of certain notes as special emergency appropriations.

  • Assembly Bill 1702

    Expands crime of human trafficking to include individuals who benefit financially.

  • Assembly Bill 2136

    Permits dealer issued license plate frames which do not obscure numbers and letters on motor vehicle license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 2137

    Provides that former law enforcement officers who retired due to disability are eligible to receive tuition assistance to attend public institutions of higher education or proprietary institution licensed to confer academic degrees.

  • Assembly Bill 2138

    Transfers NJ Board of Tree Experts from DEP to Dept. of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 2211

    Prohibits posting, publishing on the Internet, or disclosing certain information regarding military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 2212

    Alexandra's Law; prohibits operation of motor vehicle with detectable amount of CDS in blood.

  • Assembly Bill 2213

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 2214

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers from collecting copayments in excess of certain amounts "clawbacks"; requires certain language prohibiting "gag clauses" in contracts with pharmacists.

  • Assembly Bill 2215

    Establishes "New Jersey Local Food Council" and requires development of "New Jersey Local Food Plan."

  • Assembly Bill 2216

    Enhances penalties for drivers without motor vehicle insurance involved in accident with pedestrian; requires public awareness campaign concerning importance of this insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 2217

    Prioritizes applications for firearms purchaser identification cards, permits to purchase a handgun, and permits to carry a handgun under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2218

    Establishes the "Mental Health Treatment Reform and Violence Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2219

    Permits certain alcoholic beverage licensees to sell their products at seasonal farm markets.

  • Assembly Bill 2220

    Establishes rebuttable presumption that person charged with certain sex crimes be detained prior to trial.

  • Assembly Bill 2221

    Transfers authority to regulate bail agents from DOBI to DLPS; establishes Bail Agent Enforcement Unit, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2222

    Clarifies use of motor vehicle headlights to warn oncoming traffic of certain road conditions is permissible.

  • Assembly Bill 2223

    Requires law enforcement agencies to obtain search warrant prior to accessing telecommunications subscriber's personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 2224

    Upgrades penalties for crimes committed with aid of firearms locator application.

  • Assembly Bill 2225

    Makes it a fourth degree crime to operate as unlicensed bail agent, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2226

    Creates penalties for using mobile applications to aid in commission of crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2227

    Allows active duty members of United States military to carry firearm at all times.

  • Assembly Bill 2228

    Authorizes issuance of duplicate firearms purchaser identification cards for change of address with certain proof.

  • Assembly Bill 2229

    Permits certain off-duty law enforcement officers to carry firearms on State property.

  • Assembly Bill 2230

    Changes certain requirements for limited brewery licensees.

  • Assembly Bill 2231

    Requires sex offenders to report internet identifiers and name changes.

  • Assembly Bill 2232

    Prohibits television voice recognition features from collecting or recording users without notice; prohibits use or sale of recordings for advertising purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 2233

    Revises and clarifies law concerning permissible motor vehicle window tint.

  • Assembly Bill 2234

    Increases protections for domestic violence victims as part of driver's license application or renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 2235

    Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 2236

    Imposes criminal penalties for leaving child unattended and unsupervised in motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 2237

    Expands crime of bias intimidation to include law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2238

    Provides law enforcement officers option to obtain handgun permit or firearms identification card from municipality where they are employed.

  • Assembly Bill 2239

    Increases fees for licensing and renewal of bail-bond agents to defray taxpayer costs per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2240

    Provides courts with sentencing discretion for certain convictions concerning possession of a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 2271

    Clarifies protections and establishes requirements for certain activities and events hosted or conducted by limited brewery licensees on preserved farmland; requires adoption of agricultural management practices therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 2272

    Requires State Police's website to provide a link to report reckless or aggressive driving by school bus driver.

  • Assembly Bill 2273

    Provides corporation business tax credit to taxpayers that develop qualified native pollinator habitat on undeveloped property.

  • Assembly Bill 2274

    "Santiago/Ramos/Liu Police Protection Act"; requires certain law enforcement vehicles to have tinted windows.

  • Assembly Bill 2275

    Permits construction of agricultural labor housing on preserved farms that board horses.

  • Assembly Bill 2276

    Extends "Right to Farm" protection to certain agricultural tourism activities and events; requires adoption of agricultural management practices therefor; and permits special occasion events that promote agricultural tourism to be conducted under certain

  • Assembly Bill 2277

    Requires sharing of incarceration information between government agencies; prohibits certain benefits program payments to incarcerated individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2278

    Establishes second degree crime for threatening to kill law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2279

    Establishes fourth degree crime of manufacturing, selling, or possessing vehicle theft devices.

  • Assembly Bill 2280

    Requires vendors of law enforcement uniforms to verify identity of buyers in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2281

    Expands crime of bias intimidation to include law enforcement officers and emergency services personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 2282

    Upgrades certain penalties for resisting arrest; prohibits merger of resisting arrest with other criminal convictions.

  • Assembly Bill 2283

    Requires county and municipal welfare agencies to determine if person is sex offender within a certain time after initial placement in emergency shelter and to provide notification of placement to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 2284

    Establishes time limit for execution of arrest warrant for non-moving motor vehicle violations.

  • Assembly Bill 2285

    Exempts parking spaces reserved for persons with a disability from meters or fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2286

    Establishes time limit for issuance of warrant for certain motor vehicle violations.

  • Assembly Bill 2287

    Clarifies that background check is required for renewal of security officer registration.

  • Assembly Bill 2288

    Requires DNA sample be taken from certain arrestees.

  • Assembly Bill 2289

    Requires drug testing for security officer registration.

  • Assembly Bill 2290

    Authorizes special plate for holders of "Combat Action Ribbon."

  • Assembly Bill 2512

    Prohibits payment of public employee bonuses not directly contingent upon achieving certain performance goals.

  • Assembly Bill 2513

    Authorizes poker to be played in poker rooms at horse racetracks in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 2514

    Sets State mileage reimbursement rate at IRS rate for business use of automobile.

  • Assembly Bill 2515

    Prohibits person with foreign criminal conviction from seeking and holding elective public office in this State under certain circumstances; increases penalty for election bribery offense.

  • Assembly Bill 2516

    Allows permit holder that leases Meadowlands Racetrack from New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to conduct wagering on simulcast horse races at sports, retail, and entertainment development at Meadowlands Complex, subject to agreement and approvals

  • Assembly Bill 2517

    Increases from 3.2% to 5% percentage of certain dedicated purse moneys used for horsemen aid programs and the association from Standardbred racing at private racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 2518

    Clarifies that handgun ammunition may be sold to retired law enforcement officers with certain identification.

  • Assembly Bill 2519

    Decriminalizes manufacture and certain possession of slingshots.

  • Assembly Bill 2520

    Requires Attorney General to develop written guidelines concerning communication between bail agents and inmates; requires county correctional facilities to adopt policies in compliance, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2521

    Governs premium for executing bail bonds, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2522

    Establishes centralized, Statewide registry and auditing system for court-appointed guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 2524

    Prohibits enforcement of foreign law if enforcement would violate constitutional rights or conflict with federal or State law.

  • Assembly Bill 2525

    Authorizes notaries public to take oath of office before any official generally authorized to take oaths.

  • Assembly Bill 2526

    Requires psychiatrists to complete screening certificates no later than 12 hours after completion of screening documents.

  • Assembly Bill 2527

    Clarifies manner of public disclosure of findings or information about child abuse or neglect cases resulting in child fatalities or near fatalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2528

    Establishes the New Jersey Rare Disease Advisory Council.

  • Assembly Bill 2529

    Requires financial disclosure by candidates for public office in county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 2530

    Prohibits expenditure of State funds through private organizations to promote patriotism and honor members of Armed Forces, including National Guard and Reserve Component, at sporting events in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2570

    Permits persons at racetracks, off-track wagering facilities, and casino simulcasting facilities to place instant racing wagers.

  • Assembly Bill 2571

    Requires elected public officials and candidates for elective public office to disclose if they ever filed for bankruptcy; requires financial disclosure by candidates for public office in county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 2572

    Provides public employee in State-administered retirement system who continues preexisting volunteer relationship with employer from whom employee retires has bona fide severance from employment for compliance with NJ and federal regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 2573

    Provides that healthcare benefits plan, fully or partly paid by public employer, cannot cover public employee's spouse who is subject of divorce from bed and board.

  • Assembly Bill 2574

    Requires any State entity administering State or federal public benefit programs to verify recipient's personal information against death records to prevent payment to deceased individual.

  • Assembly Bill 2575

    Requires New Jersey Racing Commission to allow off-track wagering facilities to retain certain out-of-State wagering proceeds for direct distribution to permit holders.

  • Assembly Bill 2576

    Provides exceptions to garnish exemption against benefits from State-administered pension systems for certain financial claims under State law.

  • Assembly Bill 2577

    Allows State residents who are outside of New Jersey to place wagers on horse races using account wagering system.

  • Assembly Bill 2578

    Allows certain State Lottery functions to be conducted for seven days during state of emergency due to failure to enact general appropriation law.

  • Assembly Bill 2579

    Authorizes account wagering licensee to accept wagers from residents of eligible United States jurisdictions through account wagering system via electronic means such as Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 2580

    Removes New Jersey Racing Commission from boards and commissions subject to reimbursement cap imposed in annual appropriations act providing continuation of funding by horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 2581

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism to establish Internet webpage promoting and advertising ecological and agricultural tourist attractions on division's website.

  • Assembly Bill 2582

    Requires New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to defer lease payment due by racetrack lessees for three years under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2583

    Permits Adjutant General to authorize members of NJ National Guard to carry firearm at recruiting centers.

  • Assembly Bill 2584

    Changes filing deadline for nominating petitions by school board candidates at general election from last Monday in July to 64th day preceding general election.

  • Assembly Bill 2597

    Creates online form to update name and residence on existing voter registration record; allows change of residence notice to update existing record when voter moves to another county.

  • Assembly Bill 2598

    Permits appointment as municipal police officers of certain veterans who are over age 35.

  • Assembly Bill 2599

    Requires public bodies to allow public comment at every meeting.

  • Assembly Bill 2625

    Limits payment to any public officer or employee terminated prior to expiration of individual contract of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 2626

    Clarifies the effect of abstention by a member of a public body.

  • Assembly Bill 2627

    Concerns government records requests for communications covered by attorney-client privilege.

  • Assembly Bill 2628

    Permits local units and authorities to defer, reduce, or waive solid waste and recycling service fees for deployed military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 2629

    Prohibits any entity receiving public funds from banning display of United States flag under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2630

    Prohibits multiple coverage for public employer health care benefits as employee, dependent, or retiree.

  • Assembly Bill 2631

    Authorizes placement of patron-operated lottery terminals at running and harness horse racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

    Permits certain qualified nonprofit organizations to participate in State purchasing contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 2633

    Allows voter who received mail-in ballot to cancel ballot and be issued new one not less than 7 days before election.

  • Assembly Bill 2634

    Authorizes horse derby game to be played at horse racetracks in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 2635

    Authorizes skill-based games to be played at horse racetracks in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 2636

    Authorizes skill-based video games to be played at horse racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 2637

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at horse racetracks, subject to voter approval; dedicates proceeds to General Fund, education, and horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 2638

    Requires candidates for member of Legislature to file same financial disclosure statement with ELEC and Joint Legislative Committee on Ethical Standards as incumbent members.

  • Assembly Bill 2639

    Requires any candidate convicted of crimes or offenses to return campaign contributions to donors; freezes most campaign funds of candidates indicted for crimes or offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2640

    Prohibits municipal ordinance to create sanctuary city; Establishes State and local employee ethics violation upon noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement request.

  • Assembly Bill 2641

    Exempts disabled persons from the payment of municipal parking meter fees unless otherwise posted.

  • Assembly Bill 2642

    Facilitates widespread establishment of electronic tax sales.

  • Assembly Bill 2643

    Permits reassessment of real property when municipal assessor has not received notice of material depreciation from property owner and allows Division of Taxation to extend certain statutory dates.

  • Assembly Bill 2644

    Permits municipalities to dedicate revenues from storage of motor vehicles for maintenance, surveillance, construction expenses, and salaries related to municipal impound lots.

  • Assembly Bill 2645

    Requires additional notices to governmental agencies upon termination of utility services to residential customers.

  • Assembly Bill 2646

    Requires DMVA provide central website registry of unclaimed veteran cremains for veteran organization locating services; Requires funeral director report possession of unclaimed veteran cremains.

  • Assembly Bill 2647

    Requires any POW-MIA flag purchased with State funds be manufactured in United States.

  • Assembly Bill 2648

    Eliminates dual governmental pay to members of Legislature for legislative duties.

  • Assembly Bill 2649

    Requires State, counties, municipalities, and instrumentalities thereof to post public employee contracts on respective websites; requires posting on Civil Service Commission's website when local unit does not maintain own website.

  • Assembly Bill 2660

    Permits extension of deadline for notification of depreciation of value of real property to tax assessor and allows Division of Taxation to extend certain statutory dates.

  • Assembly Bill 2661

    Establishes senior freeze credit applied directly to property tax bills.

  • Assembly Bill 2662

    Prohibits electric and gas public utilities from disqualifying certain residential customers if enrolled in government energy aggregation program.

  • Assembly Bill 2663

    Prohibits electric and gas public utilities from collecting payment from residential budget billing plan customers whose service was interrupted as a result of major emergency event.

  • Assembly Bill 2664

    Concerns the taxation of certain business personal property.

  • Assembly Bill 2665

    Permits certain oaths, affirmations, and affidavits to be taken before township and village mayors.

  • Assembly Bill 2666

    Requires certain financial institutions to provide schedule of fees, charges, and penalties for deposit accounts.

  • Assembly Bill 2667

    Requires DOBI to develop system to require carriers to consult with health care providers on tiered network managed care plans.

  • Assembly Bill 2668

    Requires Secretary of State to promulgate rules and regulations governing use of official seal of local unit.

  • Assembly Bill 2669

    Permits taxing districts to credit amount of excess taxes paid to first two quarterly payments of local budget year next following date of final judgment, after successful appeal.

  • Assembly Bill 2670

    Makes various revisions to scrap metal law.

  • Assembly Bill 2671

    Prohibits use of volunteer driving activities in underwriting for private passenger automobile insurance; revises charitable immunity statute as applied to volunteer drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 2672

    Prohibits provisions in consumer contracts which penalize a consumer for commenting negatively about goods or services rendered.

  • Assembly Bill 2673

    Prohibits certain communication with or solicitation of incarcerated individuals; provides license revocation for certain bail agents and agencies; creates fourth degree crime, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 2674

    Establishes disabled veteran tenant gross income tax credit.

  • Assembly Bill 2675

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for certain septic waste removal services including human waste.

  • Assembly Bill 2676

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain game birds to certain persons licensed to operate semiwild shooting preserves.

  • Assembly Bill 2677

    Schedules the termination of the realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2678

    Requires State personal income tax materials to include notice of certain property tax relief programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2679

    Excludes from gross income tax value of prizes or awards won in athletic competition in Olympic Games.

  • Assembly Bill 2680

    Requires public schools to include instruction on cursive handwriting.

  • Assembly Bill 2681

    Provides gross income tax deduction for State fuel taxes paid on certain purchases of motor fuel.

  • Assembly Bill 2682

    Clarifies sales tax collection responsibilities of horse boarding businesses in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2683

    Requires certain persons licensed or appointed to inspect homes to pass criminal history background check.

  • Assembly Bill 2684

    Requires "miscellaneous revenues" in municipal budget expected to be realized from municipal court to be listed under "Fines and Costs" line item.

  • Assembly Bill 2685

    Extends and expands the scope of the "Local Unit Electronic Technology Pilot Program and Study Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2686

    Requires certified animal control officers and animal cruelty investigators to engage in continuing education.

  • Assembly Bill 2687

    Prohibits employers from requiring employees to be implanted with personal identification microchip technology.

  • Assembly Bill 2688

    Provides for shops offering a combination of skin care specialty services and manicuring services.

  • Assembly Bill 2689

    Prohibits the employment of unauthorized aliens and requires employers to use E-Verify program.

  • Assembly Bill 2720

    Eliminates unemployment tax for certain workers ineligible to receive unemployment benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2721

    Requires certain accuracy standards for child support wage garnishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2722

    Eliminates transfer inheritance tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2723

    Eliminates general purpose, supplemental and mansion realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2724

    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 2725

    Harmonizes the disqualifying offenses and certain other criminal history record background check requirements applicable to home instructors employed under DOE or DHS authority.

  • Assembly Bill 2727

    Clarifies that Division of Mental Health Advocacy in Office of Public Defender is required to represent indigent patients in all mental health commitment proceedings, whether related to inpatient or outpatient treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 2728

    Excludes military compensation of military personnel serving outside of this State from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2729

    Establishes "New Jersey Racetrack Growth and Development Fund" on behalf of eligible lessees of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 2730

    Provides tax relief for State horseracing industry; establishes racetrack property tax reimbursement program and corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain expenses paid by permit holders and qualified racehorse owners.

  • Assembly Bill 2745

    Provides that employees of State agencies that oversee casinos and racetracks are essential personnel; ensures continued operation of casinos and racetracks throughout duration of state of emergency exceeding seven days.

  • Assembly Bill 2746

    Prohibits monitoring devices in certain personal privacy areas within certain government buildings open to public and requires posted notices of monitoring devices used in personal privacy areas in private buildings open to public.

  • Assembly Bill 2748

    Removes outdated reference to kissing Bible formerly associated with administration and solemnity of oaths in court or any legal proceeding.

  • Assembly Bill 2749

    Requires limited liability company to disclose ownership information when submitting deed for recording.

  • Assembly Bill 2750

    Clarifies eligibility of projects at horse racetracks for tax credits under Grow New Jersey Assistance Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2751

    Enhances eligibility for State Aid for municipalities co-extensive with historic districts.

  • Assembly Bill 2752

    Establishes right to contest accuracy of parking meter.

  • Assembly Bill 2753

    Upgrades penalties for theft of certain law enforcement and emergency vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 2754

    Directs the collection by the Administrative Office of the Courts of data about crimes committed by persons released on bail.

  • Assembly Bill 2755

    Bars judicially sanctioned name change to persons required to register as sex offender.

  • Assembly Bill 2788

    Concerns agricultural tourism and special occasion events conducted at wineries on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 2811

    Requires DOE to establish NJ Dyslexia website.

  • Assembly Bill 2812

    Excludes veterans' benefits from calculation of financial obligation for care at psychiatric facility.

  • Assembly Bill 2813

    Requires DOH to establish Statewide standardized requirements for licensure and operation of mobile food vendors; designated as "Streamlined Food Truck Licensure Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2814

    Increases criminal penalties for selling fetal tissue and requires documentation of costs associated with processing, transportation, and storage.

  • Assembly Bill 2815

    Establishes criminal penalties for physicians who fail to provide certain information prior to performing abortion procedure involving donation of cadaveric fetal tissue.

  • Assembly Bill 2816

    Revises requirements for signage indicating accessible facilities for people with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2817

    Requires Commissioner of Health to examine certain records of nursing home residents' personal funds, and provides that misappropriation of funds is grounds for cause of action.

  • Assembly Bill 2818

    Updates certain provisions concerning legal settlements and persons in mental health facilities to reflect changes in civil union, same sex marriage, and parentage laws.

  • Assembly Bill 2819

    Establishes "Local Safe Corridor Fund"; increases penalties on roadway designated as local safe corridor and dedicates funds to local safe corridor safety initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 2820

    Provides excused absence for student who participates in State Agricultural Convention to receive recognition award.

  • Assembly Bill 2821

    Requires public institution of higher education to provide information on Selective Service registration and inquire on Selective Service registration of prospective students.

  • Assembly Bill 2822

    Allows school district to teach about traditional winter celebrations, display holiday symbols on school property, and include musical selections with religious themes.

  • Assembly Bill 2823

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $30,482,000 from Property Tax Relief Fund to DOE to provide additional State school aid to certain school districts affected by State aid growth limit.

  • Assembly Bill 2824

    Directs Attorney General to establish "Student-Athlete's Bill of Rights" for interscholastic sports teams similar to requirement that Attorney General establish "Pledge's Bill of Rights" for fraternities and sororities at institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 2825

    Provides State transportation aid incentive to support shared services agreements between municipalities and districts with efficient transportation systems for the provision of public school hazardous busing.

  • Assembly Bill 2826

    Provides 50% State matching funds to support shared services agreements between municipalities and districts with efficient pupil transportation systems for the provision of public school hazardous busing.

  • Assembly Bill 2827

    Prohibits school districts from declaring as absent child performers who meet certain criteria.

  • Assembly Bill 2828

    Designated as "Protection of Fetuses from Dismemberment Abortion Act"; prohibits dismemberment abortions.

  • Assembly Bill 2829

    Provides alternate standard for involuntary commitment to treatment in out patient setting.

  • Assembly Bill 2830

    Clarifies law governing appointment of freeholder as county counsel or county treasurer.

  • Assembly Bill 2831

    Requires signage indicating when parking kiosk receipt must be displayed in vehicle to avoid citation.

  • Assembly Bill 2832

    Eliminates applicable court costs in certain medical event-related motor vehicle accidents.

  • Assembly Bill 2833

    Authorizes municipalities to accept donations to fund police equipment and salary enhancements.

  • Assembly Bill 2834

    Establishes standards for electronic tax lien sales.

  • Assembly Bill 2835

    Requires public release of photographs of arrestees under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 2836

    Authorizes penalties for failure to file certain public employment contracts; clarifies requirement for electronic posting of public employment contracts and interest arbitration awards.

  • Assembly Bill 2837

    Maintains property tax exemption for certain non-profit hospitals with on-site for-profit medical providers.

  • Assembly Bill 2839

    Prohibits State from billing counties for cost of psychiatric hospitalization when the patient or legally responsible relative is responsible for costs by court order.

  • Assembly Bill 2840

    Concerns financial responsibility for inmates and certain legally charged patients transferred to psychiatric hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 2841

    Requires State to reimburse counties for costs paid for maintenance of county patients in State psychiatric hospitals who are eligible for federal Medicare or Medicaid coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 2842

    Eliminates phrase "born out of wedlock" from statues concerning legal settlement; revises law for determining a minor's county of legal settlement.

  • Assembly Bill 2843

    Prohibits DEP from charging fee for mobile sportfishing vehicle permit to any NJ resident who is a veteran, active military member, former or current member of the NJ National Guard or Reserve, or a volunteer emergency worker.

  • Assembly Bill 2844

    Allows use of stand-up paddleboards for fishing on lakes in wildlife management areas.

  • Assembly Bill 2845

    Allows Dept. of Agriculture to sell Internet advertisements on its website as pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 2846

    Expands registration requirements under Megan's Law to include persons committing human trafficking crimes or engaging in prostitution, when crimes involve minors.

  • Assembly Bill 2847

    Upgrades crime of false public alarm whenever response to alarm results in law enforcement's use of forcible entry into any place, or use of force or threat of use of force on another person.

  • Assembly Bill 2848

    Increases penalties for crime of false public alarm when false alarm impacts school operations; adds response costs incurred by school to total costs imposed upon responsible person under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2849

    Addresses elder abuse in domestic settings under "Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of 1991."

  • Assembly Bill 2852

    Clarifies "knockout game" assault as third-degree aggravated assault; provides mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for such assault.

  • Assembly Bill 2853

    Establishes that pecuniary loss from riot in excess of $2,000 constitutes crime of third degree; mandates that riot participants be held responsible to reimburse property owners for damages.

  • Assembly Bill 2854

    Directs the collection of recidivism data for adults sentenced to a period of probation.

  • Assembly Bill 2855

    The "Motherhood Violence Act;" creates the offense of fetal homicide.

  • Assembly Bill 2856

    Clarifies that data collected by courts for recidivism research shall contain no personal identifying information.

  • Assembly Bill 2857

    Establishes 180 days from receipt of notary public commission as deadline for taking oath of office.

  • Assembly Bill 2858

    Preserves judicial duty of impartiality by prohibiting certain communications by local government officers or employees with municipal court judges or candidates for municipal court judgeships.

  • Assembly Bill 2859

    Clarifies factors currently used by courts to determine when child support orders can be terminated.

  • Assembly Bill 2860

    Prohibits award of custody or visitation rights to persons convicted of certain sex crimes against minors.

  • Assembly Bill 2861

    Clarifies that county sheriff provides security for judges at civil commitment proceedings.

  • Assembly Bill 2862

    Provides that records of convictions for carjacking and promoting prostitution of child shall not be expunged.

  • Assembly Bill 2863

    Requires municipal court judge to disclose to governing body of municipality information concerning certain decisions by the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct.

  • Assembly Bill 2864

    Provides religious exemption for clergy and religious organizations concerning same-sex marriages and civil unions.

  • Assembly Bill 2865

    Criminalizes manufacture, sale, and possession of substances containing kratom.

  • Assembly Bill 2866

    Authorizes recitation of Pledge of Allegiance by public body at public meeting; permits discretionary court award of certain fees and costs to public body.

  • Assembly Bill 2867

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 2868

    Provides for termination of parental rights under certain circumstances; expands definition of "abused child."

  • Assembly Bill 2869

    Eliminates statute of limitations for prosecution of human trafficking crimes.

  • Assembly Bill 2870

    Authorizes persons serving overseas in military to be married or enter into civil union by video conference or other electronic means.

  • Assembly Bill 2871

    Establishes new crimes concerning commercial exploitation of a child.

  • Assembly Bill 2946

    Prohibits person from simultaneously holding elected and paid appointed office in the same municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 2947

    Clarifies that age restrictions may not be imposed to exclude disabled persons from housing.

  • Assembly Bill 2948

    Excludes deferred compensation of certain public school and federal tax-exempt organization employees from current taxation under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2949

    Establishes $250 qualified caregiver rebate program.

  • Assembly Bill 2950

    Authorizes municipalities to deposit payments from recovered demolition costs into municipal "Emergency Demolition Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 2951

    Permits municipalities to authorize property tax reward programs; validates actions of municipalities that have created them.

  • Assembly Bill 2952

    Enhances oversight of Emergency Services Length of Service Award Program; requires annual audits.

  • Assembly Bill 2953

    Requires anticipation of parking fees in county and municipal budgets.

  • Assembly Bill 2954

    Authorizes municipalities, by resolution, to require tax collector to remove parcel of real property from accelerated tax sale list if fourth quarter property taxes not paid but property materially depreciated following severe weather event.

  • Assembly Bill 2955

    Permits county governing bodies, by resolution, to revise real property assessment calendar.

  • Assembly Bill 2956

    Requiring municipal auditors to test whether tax exempt properties remain eligible for exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 2957

    Requires certain CATV companies issued system-wide franchise agreement to make CATV service available throughout its franchise area.

  • Assembly Bill 2958

    Directs BPU to undertake public awareness campaign concerning telecommunications carriers, including mobile and Voice over Internet Protocol service providers, and disclosure of customer information.

  • Assembly Bill 2959

    Prohibits certain public utilities from sending residential customers redundant written notice of enrollment in government energy aggregation programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2990

    Requires use of protective headgear when horseback riding on State-owned lands.

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    Permits municipality to charge public utility fee to cover full cost of traffic control services that municipality deemed necessary due to emergency work performed by public utility.

  • Assembly Bill 2992

    Requires DEP to obtain legislative approval and authorization before increasing a fee or imposing a new fee, but retains DEP authority to use ordinary administrative procedure when decreasing a fee.

  • Assembly Bill 2993

    Requires BPU to consider certain revenue-raising limitations when determining whether to approve increases in public utility rates, fares or charges that may be assessed to municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2994

    Requires electric public utilities to obtain written consent and provide written disclosure prior to installing smart meters.

  • Assembly Bill 2995

    Restores parity among public utilities with regard to formula used to calculate amount of refund given to developers for extension of public utility infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 2996

    Establishes security standards for judicial hearings at mental health facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2997

    Permits human trafficking victims to testify by closed circuit television under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2998

    Requires notification of certain domestic violence victims through the Victim Information and Notification Everyday System (VINE).

  • Assembly Bill 2999

    Authorizes wiretapping to investigate crimes involving human trafficking or certain prostitution activities.

  • Assembly Bill 3001

    Requires consideration of ecotourism when evaluating and ranking applications by local government units or qualifying tax exempt nonprofit organizations for acquisition or development of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3002

    Provides that certain nonprofit organizations would not be assessed a civil administrative penalty under the "Water Supply Management Act" for exceeding permitted water allocations.

  • Assembly Bill 3003

    Clarifies law concerning local unit purchases of fuel from private service station by fuel credit card.

  • Assembly Bill 3004

    Codifies standard for rehospitalization after conditional discharge from psychiatric facitlity.

  • Assembly Bill 3005

    Eliminates duplicative requirements for notification to counties of admissions for Division of Developmental Disabilities residential services and for maintenance of those records.

  • Assembly Bill 3006

    Provides for Medicaid coverage and reimbursement for mental health services provided through telepsychiatry.

  • Assembly Bill 3007

    Requires court order to transfer person awaiting hearing for involuntary commitment from private hospital to State psychiatric hospital.

  • Assembly Bill 3124

    Requires public utilities to reduce rates and provide bill credit to customers based on public utility's federal income tax liability reduction.

  • Assembly Bill 3125

    Repeals anachronistic sections of law that prohibit transport of indigent persons between counties in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 3126

    Repeals certain anachronistic sections of statutory law.

  • Assembly Bill 3127

    Authorizes courts to assess costs of prosecution against certain drug defendants.

  • Assembly Bill 3128

    Prohibits certain sex offenders from holding position or participating in youth ministry.

  • Assembly Bill 3130

    Prohibits NJ State Forest Nursery from undercutting private nurseries by selling forestation stock below average market price.

  • Assembly Bill 3132

    Allows for relocation of approved residual dwelling site opportunities on preserved farmland under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3133

    Establishes trunk fighting as animal cruelty offense and crime of the third degree.

  • Assembly Bill 3134

    Establishes exemption for solar panel installation in certain wetland areas on farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 3135

    Authorizes subdivision of certain preserved farms into smaller preserved farms under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3136

    Provides corporation business tax credit to public utilities that develop qualified native pollinator habitat in their rights of way.

  • Assembly Bill 3137

    Directs State Agriculture Development Committee to establish limited transfer of development rights program for permanent retirement of certain residential development rights on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 3138

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to farmers who develop qualified native pollinator habitat on farms.

  • Assembly Bill 3139

    Allows relocation of certain exceptions from deed restrictions on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 3140

    Establishes procedures for registering equivalent of vicious or potentially dangerous dog relocated into State from out of State.

  • Assembly Bill 3161

    Makes FY 2018 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 to DOH for federally qualified health centers to provide family planning services.

  • Assembly Bill 3246

    Revises definition of "antique firearm" to include handguns.

  • Assembly Bill 3247

    Increases the penalty for hindering the apprehension or prosecution of offender.

  • Assembly Bill 3248

    Requires designation of certain intersections for alternative emergency power generator in event of Statewide emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3439

    Requires EDA, in consultation with Department of Agriculture, to establish loan program for certain vineyard and winery capital expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3552

    Permits municipalities and school districts to agree on payment dates and amounts for transfer of school purposes tax collections.

  • Assembly Bill 3553

    Imposes residency requirements on newly appointed members of sewerage and utility authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 3796

    Prohibits student who commits certain sexual offenses from attending same school building or using same school bus as victim or offense.

  • Assembly Bill 3809

    Permits community gardens to sell excess produce.

  • Assembly Bill 3882

    Addresses repayment of pension loans by certain retired members of State-administered retirement systems and requiring annual audits of such repayments.

  • Assembly Bill 3884

    Requires State to lower compensation rate of civilly committed sexually violent predators to same level as State inmates for institutional work.

  • Assembly Bill 3885

    Requires identification cards for bail agent, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3984

    Clarifies that property taxes are due and owing on tax-exempt real property leased to, or subject to an operating agreement or management agreement with, a person or business entity whose property is not exempt.

  • Assembly Bill 3985

    Establishes State Lottery game with winning numbers determined by results of horse races.

  • Assembly Bill 3986

    Establishes procedures for involuntary civil commitment for children.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    Provides that minimum passing scores on Tests of General Educational Development for receipt of State-issued high school diploma will be minimum scores set by American Council on Education.

  • Assembly Bill 4045

    Clarifies registration requirements of health care service firms and employment standards of certified homemaker-home health aides.

  • Assembly Bill 4092

    Authorizes performance of supplemental environmental project to replace portion of monetary penalties for environmental violations in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4245

    Provides supplemental appropriation to DOE to provide additional State aid to certain school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 4268

    Requires notification of employer of school bus driver of certain motor vehicle violations.

  • Assembly Bill 4311

    Allows carryforward of certain losses under New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 4312

    Requires certain tax proceeds from former racetracks conducting sports wagering to be allocated to "Racetrack Retention, Economic Growth, and Development Fund" for certain current operating horse racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 4313

    "Ryan's Law"; requires propeller guards on instructional vessels.

  • Assembly Bill 4322

    Prohibits requirement of advance notice to New Jersey Racing Commission in order to continue horse racing and simulcast activities during state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4433

    Provides certain public employees in State-administered retirement system who continue preexisting volunteer relationship with employer have bona fide severance from employment for compliance with State and federal regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 4434

    Waives uniform fire safety code permit fees for places of worship with hospitality rooms for the homeless; provides grandfather exemption for certain places or worship with these rooms from newer code requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4435

    Lowers standard of evidence needed to waive public defender application fee and increases fee limit.

  • Assembly Bill 4436

    Requires State Capital Joint Management Commission display POW-MIA Chair of Honor in State Capital building.

  • Assembly Bill 4437

    Increases amount of credit that court may give to incarcerated person in default of court-imposed financial obligation or motor vehicle penalty.

  • Assembly Bill 4438

    Establishes requirements for certain nonprofit youth-serving athletic organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 4480

    Authorizes municipal court to order the issuance of restricted use driver's license as alternative for license suspension for non-moving violations.

  • Assembly Bill 4506

    Waives uniform fire safety code permit fees for places of worship with hospitality rooms for the homeless.

  • Assembly Bill 4610

    Permits municipalities to require registration of vacant and abandoned properties and use registration fee proceeds to maintain these properties.

  • Assembly Bill 4719

    Provides options to PERS member who elects deferred retirement to designate retirement allowance to survivor after retiree's death; removes 30 days advance notice.

  • Assembly Bill 4720

    Requires professional boards to issue licenses for veterans with good standing license or certification in another jurisdiction under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4766

    Amends Fiscal Year 2019 appropriations act to provide $15 million of Expanded Addiction Initiatives appropriation to services for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 4767

    "Integrated Co-occurring Treatment Facility Construction Bond Act," authorizes bonds for $100,000,000 for facilities that treat substance abuse and psychiatric disorders, and appropriates $5,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4768

    Clarifies DHS authority over sober living homes, and requires certain sober living homes to be dedicated for use by persons in substance use recovery who have other mental health disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 4769

    Imposes fines on certain violations involving operation of bicycles.

  • Assembly Bill 4789

    Requires DHS to establish sobriety standards and drug testing requirements for substance use disorder treatment centers and to conduct both announced and unscheduled inspections.

  • Assembly Bill 4861

    Permits licensed security officer employed at public school to wear body vest during employment.

  • Assembly Bill 4863

    Upgrades crowdfunded thefts; imposes mandatory restitution and fines; requires minimum term of imprisonment.

  • Assembly Bill 4893

    Provides limited liability protection to private campgrounds for certain risks of camping.

  • Assembly Bill 4894

    Creates Open Public Records Act Study Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5004

    Establishes terms and conditions for refunding public utility deposits for servicer and interest on those deposits.

  • Assembly Bill 5081

    Requires Division of Taxation to provide certain information to municipalities concerning hotel occupancy taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 5082

    Expands pretrial risk assessment to include acquittals for reasons of insanity.

  • Assembly Bill 5118

    Expands prescription monitoring program to include veterinarians.

  • Assembly Bill 5119

    Provides that certain affordable manufactured home communities are inherently beneficial uses.

  • Assembly Bill 5120

    Exempts farriers and horseshoers from licensed practice of veterinary medicine.

  • Assembly Bill 5121

    Authorizes replacement of certain adjusted tax levy for school districts that had reduction in State aid in 2018-2019 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 5196

    Requires person convicted, or fleeing charge, of sex offense in foreign country to register under Megan's Law; requires law enforcement to inquire about immigration status of sex offenders and cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 5197

    Authorizes board of education to lease certain property.

  • Assembly Bill 5253

    Provides State funding incentive to support shared services agreements between municipalities and certain school districts for provision of public school hazardous busing.

  • Assembly Bill 5512

    Requires reporting of animal abuse by certain child protection agency employees.

  • Assembly Bill 5514

    Broadens statute allowing proxy marriage for members of the military to encompass members stationed or deployed overseas or serving in a conflict of war.

  • Assembly Bill 5515

    Prohibits release of information concerning minors under Open Public Records Act without written parental consent.

  • Assembly Bill 5516

    Requires hourly reimbursement rate for home health aide services provided through Statewide Respite Care Program and Jersey Assistance for Community Caregiving Program to be no less than Medicaid fee-for-service rate for personal care services; makes appr

  • Assembly Bill 5517

    Establishes program authorizing lease of historic buildings and structures in State parks, forests, and wildlife management areas.

  • Assembly Bill 5567

    Creates office to encourage creation of federal jobs and investment in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 5568

    Makes $1 million supplemental appropriation for legislative district office security improvements.

  • Assembly Bill 5575

    Makes annual appropriation of $425,000 for financial assistance program for persons with cystic fibrosis.

  • Assembly Bill 5677

    Requires DCF to establish certain training protocols for staff of children crisis intervention service units and screening centers.

  • Assembly Bill 5678

    Provides that employees of State agencies that oversee casino and racetrack gaming operations, including internet and sports wagering, are essential personnel; ensures continued operations throughout state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 5679

    Expands membership and responsibilities of State Council of Developmental Disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5730

    Prohibits Higher Education Student Assistance Authority from charging administrative fees under New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Student Loan Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5731

    Requires public institutions of higher education to adopt policies on freedom of expression.

  • Assembly Bill 5755

    Prohibits anti-Semitism in public schools and institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 5767

    Creates process for termination of dormant mineral interests.

  • Assembly Bill 5768

    Establishes "New Jersey Farm Fresh Facility" designation for qualified healthcare facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5769

    Expands will registry maintained by Secretary of State to include information regarding declarant's advance directive; provides for public information campaign for registry.

  • Assembly Bill 5770

    Prohibits public access under OPRA to any student record.

  • Assembly Bill 5771

    Eliminates requirement that taxpayer that qualifies as S corporation for federal tax purposes affirmatively elect New Jersey S corporation status for purposes of corporation business and gross income taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 5776

    Provides medical cannabis is not subject to State sales tax.

  • Assembly Bill 5793

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from making certain payouts to departing employees that are not contractually obligated; requires Secretary of Higher Education to approve certain higher education employment contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 5866

    Requires submittal of Internal Revenue Service Form 1099-K with New Jersey corporation business tax and gross income tax returns.

  • Assembly Bill 5867

    Establishes the "New Jersey Religious Freedom Restoration Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5868

    Revises requirements for administration of vaccines to patients.

  • Assembly Bill 5869

    Requires automatic voter registration process at agency or office providing hunting, fishing, or trapping license.

  • Assembly Bill 5870

    Requires both paper and automatic voter registration process at agency or office providing hunting, fishing, or trapping license.

  • Assembly Bill 5871

    Waives certain professional and occupational licensing fees for individuals and spouses with military status under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5872

    Requires continuation of live horse racing for standardbred racetracks holding sports wagering license.

  • Assembly Bill 6033

    Provides emergency State school aid to certain school districts located in historic communities.

  • Assembly Bill 6034

    Directs sales tax revenue in claiming race to special fund; establishes fund to care for retired horses and improve track safety.

  • Assembly Bill 6035

    Eliminates period of limitation for deficiency assessment under corporation business tax when taxpayer fails to notify Division of Taxation of an income change on their federal tax return and prohibits claim for refund in such circumstance.

  • Assembly Bill 6036

    Criminalizes use of certain automated sales suppression devices to falsify records.

  • Assembly Bill 6037

    Allows Chief Administrator of MVC to enter into cooperative arrangements with foreign countries for reciprocal recognition of certain motor vehicle driver licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 6038

    Requires State Health Benefits Commission advertise and annually review NJWELL program.

  • Assembly Bill 6039

    Eliminates requirement of voter approval for fire district capital projects and debt issuances.

  • Assembly Bill 6089

    Waives pet adoption fees for certain military personnel and veterans.

Carried from the Senate

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 463

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for Meals on Wheels.

  • Senate Bill 2106

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA to issue State flag to resident enrolling in federal service academy.

  • Senate Bill 3036

    Prohibits medical providers from reporting certain workers' compensation medical charges to collection and credit reporting agencies.

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 3888

    Extends document submission deadlines under Economic Redevelopment and Growth Grant program and Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit program.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 21
  • Assembly Bill 312

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

  • Assembly Bill 1039

    Directs the Division of Travel and Tourism to publish on its website information of farm-to-table restaurants.

  • Assembly Bill 2031

    Enhances enforcement and oversight of mental health condition and substance use disorder parity laws.**

  • Assembly Bill 2431

    Requires health insurers to provide plans that limit patient cost-sharing concerning certain prescription drug coverage. *

  • Assembly Bill 2732

    Clarifies that use of propane-powered noise making device is allowed as non-lethal method of wildlife control on farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 3088

    Increases New Jersey Earned Income Tax Credit; provides credit for child or dependent care expenses; taxes"investment management services." *

  • Assembly Bill 3101

    Increases minimum annual amounts for appropriation for certain arts, historical heritage, and tourism purposes from hotel and motel occupancy fee revenues.

  • Assembly Bill 3765

    Permits school district superintendent to designate school employee with certain expertise as school safety specialist.

  • Assembly Bill 4111

    Allows wagering at casinos and racetracks on certain professional and collegiate sports or athletic events.

  • Assembly Bill 4169

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 4170

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 4733

    Appropriates $15,000,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for municipal planning incentive grants for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4735

    Appropriates $1,591,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4736

    Appropriates $8,896,229 to State Agriculture Development Committee for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4748

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 5322

    Establishes program for cultivation, handling, processing, transport, and sale of hemp; repeals New Jersey Industrial Hemp Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5456

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

  • Assembly Bill 5457

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

  • Assembly Bill 5595

    Expands eligibility for EDA small business loan program to specifically include certain farming operations and qualified dairy farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 5970

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2020 to include new projects, remove certain projects, and modify estimated loan amounts for certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5971

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

Vetoed · 2
  • Assembly Bill 809

    Revises law concerning alternate members for farmers on State Agriculture Development Committee.*

  • Assembly Bill 1045

    Clarifies sales tax collection responsibilities of horse-boarding businesses in New Jersey.*

Passed the General Assembly · 9
  • Assembly Bill 259

    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 792

    Authorizes issuance of multi-species depredation permit for wildlife control on farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 3395

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

  • Assembly Bill 3664

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 4550

    Establishes "New Jersey Military Advisory Board."

  • Assembly Bill 4800

    Authorizes creation of special license plates commemorating horse as State animal.

  • Assembly Bill 5752

    Authorizes operators of motor vehicles to display electronic proof of registration.

  • Assembly Bill 5818

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

  • Assembly Bill 6024

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

Out of committee · 39
  • Assembly Bill 544

    Establishes loan program and provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for establishment of new vineyards and wineries.

  • Assembly Bill 801

    Permits, and establishes requirements for, sale of cottage food products.

  • Assembly Bill 810

    Authorizes award of reasonable costs and attorney fees to farmers prevailing in certain farm management disputes.

  • Assembly Bill 874

    Requires training for law enforcement officers and assistant county prosecutors concerning handling of domestic violence cases.

  • Assembly Bill 1043

    Creates New Jersey Military Working Dog Handler and Military Working Dog medal.

  • Assembly Bill 1110

    Increases workers' compensation for loss of hand or foot.*

  • Assembly Bill 1512

    Permits wineries to operate salesrooms in certain municipalities with restrictions on the sale of alcoholic beverages.

  • Assembly Bill 1527

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential and prohibit any disclosure, sale, or unauthorized access to subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose informatio

  • Assembly Bill 1919

    Permits voter to take photograph of own voted ballot and share it on Internet-based social media.

  • Assembly Bill 2028

    Allows State-owned, municipally-managed Blue Acres lands to be used for freshwater wetlands mitigation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2196

    Revises certain licensee filing requirements for alcoholic beverage price lists; removes requirement that limited brewery and distillery licensees provide tour when selling certain alcoholic beverages to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 3274

    Requires institutions of higher education to offer cats and dogs no longer used for educational, research, or scientific purposes for adoption; designated the "Homes for Animal Heroes Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 3609

    Establishes permit to allow seasonal retail consumption license holders to sell alcoholic beverages during certain off-season dates.*

  • Assembly Bill 3650

    Designates Streptomyces griseus as New Jersey State Microbe.*

  • Assembly Bill 3671

    Transfers management of PFRS to Board of Trustees of PFRS.

  • Assembly Bill 3673

    Requires disclosure of identifying information prior to sale of horse at auction.

  • Assembly Bill 3810

    Expands eligibility for EDA small business loan program to specifically include certain farming operations and qualified dairy farmers. *

  • Assembly Bill 3976

    Permits service credit transferred from another State-administered retirement system to apply toward creditable service requirement for retirement in SPRS.

  • Assembly Bill 3993

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers and carriers from engaging in "clawback" and "gag clause" practices; requires certain disclosures by pharmacists; requires Director of Division of Consumer Affairs to conduct public information campaign.***

  • Assembly Bill 4218

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $100,000 to Commission on Human Trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 4233

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA to issue State flag to resident enrolling in federal service academy.

  • Assembly Bill 4293

    "New Jersey Insurance Fair Conduct Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4418

    Corrects project list in P.L.2018, c.85, which appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4491

    Permits DCA to allocate funds for farm worker housing projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4585

    Establishes "Invasive Species Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 4595

    Authorizes school food authority to use cost reimbursable contract or fixed price contract for school meals.

  • Assembly Bill 4698

    Establishes owning or possessing animal fighting or dog fighting paraphernalia as crime of third degree; establishes civil animal cruelty penalties therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 4749

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2019 to include new projects and remove certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4810

    Provides for horse racing purse subsidies and that portion of sums received by the horse racing permit holder from sports wagering will be paid to horsemen's associations pursuant to agreement with racetrack; makes appropriation.*

  • Assembly Bill 4833

    Permits county clerk or register of deeds and mortgages to issue identification card to Gold Star Family Member.

  • Assembly Bill 4860

    Concerns remote online notaries public; provides for acknowledgment and proof via communication technology; creates criminal offense.

  • Assembly Bill 5014

    Directs DEP to establish grant program for institutions of higher education to support development of native seeds.

  • Assembly Bill 5160

    Directs State Mosquito Control Commission to establish grant program for counties to study and develop methods of tick control; appropriates $250,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 5171

    Permits pet dogs in farmers markets under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5343

    Extends the application deadlines for the Grow NJ Assistance Program and the State and local Economic Redevelopment and Growth Grant Programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5384

    Allows certain preserved farms to hold 14 special occasion events per year; imposes further event restrictions on residentially-exposed preserved farms.*

  • Assembly Bill 5526

    Prohibits sale of milkweed plants treated with certain pesticides.

  • Assembly Bill 6075

    "Lindsay's Law"; provides tax benefits to organ and bone marrow donors and their employers, and provides paid time off to donors who are State or local government employees.

  • Assembly Bill 6116

    Renames joint meetings as regional service agencies; grandfathers existing joint meetings.

In committee · 147
  • Assembly Bill 167

    Authorizes use of tracking dog to search for and recover wild deer during prescribed hunting season.

  • Assembly Bill 172

    "New Jersey Jobs Protection Act;" requires verification of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 210

    Requires all sex offender registration information to be published on Internet registry.

  • Assembly Bill 222

    Removes authority of MVC to increase certain fees; sets certain fees by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 283

    "The New Jersey Healthcare Choice Act"; permits health insurers licensed in other states to provide coverage in New Jersey under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 403

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

  • Assembly Bill 479

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 495

    Requires physicians to provide patients opportunity to undergo obstetrical ultrasound or sonogram within 48 hours of performing abortion.

  • Assembly Bill 504

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

  • Assembly Bill 543

    Provides tax credits to vineyards and wineries for qualified capital expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 548

    Removes seven-day limitation for continued operation of casinos and racetracks in event that a state of emergency is declared.

  • Assembly Bill 577

    Concerns credit card interchange fees and consumer protection.

  • Assembly Bill 610

    Authorizes criminal history record background checks of employees and volunteers of nonprofit domestic violence victim serving organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 633

    "Homestead School Property Tax Reimbursement Act"; provides State reimbursement for 50% of school property taxes paid by seniors, 65 years and older.

  • Assembly Bill 672

    Prohibits designation of certain assessments as high school graduation requirement during transitional period to new Statewide assessment system.

  • Assembly Bill 723

    Prohibits public utility from filing rate increase petition under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 745

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain E-ZPass tolls paid.

  • Assembly Bill 773

    Allows horse racetracks to be available for placing wagers at casinos in Atlantic City using Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 774

    Removes and repeals all prohibitions, permits, licenses, and authorizations concerning wagers on professional, collegiate, or amateur sport contests or athletic events.

  • Assembly Bill 775

    Permits persons at horse racetracks and off-track wagering facilities to place wagers on previously-recorded live horse races.

  • Assembly Bill 776

    Excludes amount of certain early withdrawals from qualified retirement plans in determination by Higher Education Student Assistance Authority of applicant's eligibility for and amount of State tuition aid grant.

  • Assembly Bill 777

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018; allocates funds from Local Aid Infrastructure Fund for operating and administrative expenses for transportation

  • Assembly Bill 803

    Directs Dept. of Agriculture to develop and implement beginning farmer mentoring program in cooperation with certain agricultural and educational organizations and entities.

  • Assembly Bill 804

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to persons hiring beginning farmers to perform custom farming.

  • Assembly Bill 805

    Establishes "New Farmers Improvement Grant Program" to provide matching grants for farm improvements to beginning farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 806

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

  • Assembly Bill 807

    Establishes Garden State Young Farmers Loan Redemption Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 808

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to persons leasing agricultural land to beginning farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 827

    Revises procedures for securing a permit to carry a handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    Prohibits payment to public employees at retirement for certain unused sick leave, provides for forfeiture of payment for unused sick leave for certain criminal convictions, and requires documentation for use of sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 854

    "Consumer Access to Health Care Act"; eliminates requirement of joint protocol with physician for advanced practice nurses to prescribe medication.

  • Assembly Bill 872

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

  • Assembly Bill 873

    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 876

    Establishes standards for Batterers' Intervention Programs in domestic violence cases.

  • Assembly Bill 878

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

  • Assembly Bill 894

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for pediatric cancer research.

  • Assembly Bill 946

    Requires court to consider results of domestic violence assessment before dissolving certain domestic violence restraining orders.

  • Assembly Bill 954

    Authorizes free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses and free admission to State parks and forests for individuals with certain types of military service.

  • Assembly Bill 968

    Allows certain drug dealing offenses to be graded by "units," rather than weight, of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 988

    Requires condominium and homeowners' associations to provide information to federal home loan insurance providers at no cost to potential buyers.

  • Assembly Bill 1047

    Concerns construction of crematories.

  • Assembly Bill 1063

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 1074

    Upgrades domestic violence-related assault under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1078

    Provides mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain crimes of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1395

    Requires State to recognize permits to carry handguns issued to certain New Jersey residents by other states.

  • Assembly Bill 1401

    Upgrades assault against servicemember to aggravated assault; expands crime of bias intimidation to encompass crimes and offenses committed against servicemembers.

  • Assembly Bill 1469

    Dedicates $140,000 from NJ Brain Injury Research Fund for community based services provided by Statewide alliance dedicated to assisting persons with brain injury through advocacy, education, information and resources, outreach, and support services.

  • Assembly Bill 1503

    Maintains property tax exemption for certain nonprofit hospitals with on-site for-profit medical providers; requires these hospitals to pay community service contributions to host municipalities; establishes Nonprofit Hospital Community Service Contributi

  • Assembly Bill 1510

    Allows deduction against gross income for unreimbursed expenses incurred by organ donor.

  • Assembly Bill 1517

    Requires all school and nonpartisan municipal elections, and permits fire district elections, to be conducted on day of general election in November.

  • Assembly Bill 1666

    Provides for civil actions against persons or entities profiting from commission of human trafficking offenses, or maintaining victims of such offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1732

    "Community Mental Health Safety Net Act"; requires DHS to provide cost-based reimbursement on quarterly basis for certain mental health and substance use disorder treatment services through June 2018; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1773

    Requires disclosure of original purchase price for land to be sold to a county, county agriculture development board, or municipality for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 1807

    Eliminates newspaper publication requirement for unclaimed property and requires electronic notice of unclaimed property online.

  • Assembly Bill 1824

    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 1952

    Creates first degree crime of home invasion, makes crime subject to No Early Release Act, and upgrades burglary of a residence to a second degree crime under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2128

    Prohibits harassment of farmers engaged in farming operations.

  • Assembly Bill 2266

    The New Jersey Battlefield to Boardroom Act; Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for qualified wages of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2305

    Eliminates provision in bias intimidation statute concerning victim's perception of defendant's purpose; replaces provision with language concerning a "reasonable" victim.

  • Assembly Bill 2506

    Revises requirements and training standards for first responders under New Jersey Highway Traffic Safety Act of 1987.

  • Assembly Bill 2977

    Removes licensing requirement for persons sampling and weighing milk and cream.

  • Assembly Bill 3164

    Establishes Loan Redemption Program for Teachers of Agriculture in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 3185

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

  • Assembly Bill 3401

    Includes certain canvassing and solicitation activities as violation of consumer fraud act.

  • Assembly Bill 3452

    Directs Department of Treasury to transfer to Department of Environmental Protection as surplus property certain land and improvements thereon in Township of Wall, County of Monmouth.

  • Assembly Bill 3524

    Establishes four-year pilot program in Ocean County for electronic monitoring of certain domestic violence offenders; designated as "Lisa's Law"; appropriates $2.5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3715

    Clarifies that licensed dealers may provide firearms for display at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 3786

    Provides gross income tax deduction to certain surviving spouses of veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3801

    Makes $10.5 million supplemental appropriation for increased Per Capita Library Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 3811

    Establishes "Adopt-A-Farm" school partnership program in public secondary schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3812

    Creates "Dairy Animal of the Year" award.

  • Assembly Bill 3850

    "New Jersey Insurance Fair Conduct Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3867

    Establishes license to allow wineries that produce more than 250,000 gallons per year to directly ship wine to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 3911

    Authorizes wagering at casinos and racetracks on results of certain professional or collegiate sports or athletic events.

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Requires DMVA conduct outcomes and efficacy study of veteran to veteran peer support helpline.

  • Assembly Bill 3946

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

  • Assembly Bill 4137

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

  • Assembly Bill 4171

    Requires EDA to establish innovation centers for emerging technology and life sciences businesses in northern, central, and southern New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4246

    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 4328

    Removes seven-day limitation for continued operation of casinos and racetracks in event that a state of emergency is declared; deems certain employees essential during budget-related state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4336

    Supplemental appropriation of $25 million to DOH to assist certain mental health and addiction service providers transitioning to fee-for-service reimbursement system.

  • Assembly Bill 4352

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

  • Assembly Bill 4368

    Establishes Children's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.

  • Assembly Bill 4413

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $20,000,000 from General Fund to New Jersey Racing Commission for horse racing purse subsidies.

  • Assembly Bill 4520

    Excludes transient accommodations in shore counties from various State and local taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

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

  • Assembly Bill 4599

    Enters New Jersey into Emergency Medical Services Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 4613

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of medical tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4663

    Increases gross income tax pension and retirement income exclusion for certain taxpayers.

  • Assembly Bill 4681

    Includes false incrimination and filing false police report as form of bias intimidation; establishes crime of false 9-1-1 call with purpose to intimidate or harass based on race or other protected classes.

  • Assembly Bill 4691

    Provides tax levy growth limitation adjustment for school districts experiencing reduction in State aid.

  • Assembly Bill 4692

    Eliminates use of census-based funding of special education aid in school funding law.

  • Assembly Bill 4695

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

  • Assembly Bill 4724

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of cancer treatments, tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4753

    Extends validity of temporary instructional certificate issued to military spouse to one year; requires expedited processing of application by military spouse for NJ instructional certificate and reduced fees for military spouse to obtain certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 4849

    Quinn Wilson's Law; provides a gross income tax credit for birth resulting in stillbirth.

  • Assembly Bill 4994

    Permits place of worship to establish security plan to select one person to carry handgun during religious services.

  • Assembly Bill 5148

    Expands volunteer tuition credit program to volunteers and eligible dependents enrolled in four-year public institutions of higher education and increases maximum value of tuition credit.

  • Assembly Bill 5157

    Directs State Agriculture Development Committee to establish pilot program to allow special occasion events to be conducted on preserved farmland under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 5176

    Revises schedule of State school aid reductions for school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 5224

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

  • Assembly Bill 5282

    Revises definition of "veteran" for eligibility for veterans' property tax deduction and veterans' property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 5283

    Changes definition of veteran for civil service hiring preference.

  • Assembly Bill 5287

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

  • Assembly Bill 5469

    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 5525

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

  • Assembly Bill 5541

    Requires limited liability companies to make certain disclosures concerning ownership.

  • Assembly Bill 5542

    Prohibits campaign expenditures to entities whose principals cannot be readily identified.

  • Assembly Bill 5565

    Requires municipalities to designate parking spaces for disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients.

  • Assembly Bill 5584

    Requires contracted service providers who have access to school buildings or grounds when school is not in session to undergo criminal history record check.

  • Assembly Bill 5642

    Makes FY 2020 supplemental appropriation of $2 million for Route 539, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst overpass project.

  • Assembly Bill 5687

    Permits voters to sign backup paper polling record in counties opting to use e-poll books.

  • Assembly Bill 5688

    Requires newly-manufactured school buses to be equipped with global positioning system.

  • Assembly Bill 5708

    Requires fee for filing or recording partnership's statement to be standard and not vary depending on number of partners.

  • Assembly Bill 5715

    Provides for establishment of internal Statewide discharge planning list to facilitate prompt and efficient discharge and transfer of patients with mental health or substance use disorders from hospitals to community-based residential facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5725

    Requires State Lottery to award lottery sales agent of winning ticket percentage, commission, or bonus agent is entitled to receive even if prize money is unclaimed.

  • Assembly Bill 5780

    Permits school districts to define excused absences from school to include illness based on student's mental or behavioral health and requires Commissioner of Education to develop guidelines for defining excused absence for this reason.

  • Assembly Bill 5783

    Permits veterans, for civil service purposes, to be defined as a veteran or disabled veteran under federal or State definition of veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 5784

    Permits person diagnosed with autism or communication disability to voluntarily make notation on driver's license, identification card, and in MVC registry; establishes program to train law enforcement officers in interactions with persons with autism or

  • Assembly Bill 5789

    Requires Department of Labor and Workforce Development to apply smart labor force data to direct veterans to in-demand fields.

  • Assembly Bill 5791

    Extends veteran's gross income tax exemption to spouses of deceased veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 5795

    Establishes certain requirements concerning resident supervision at residential health care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5803

    Requires professional licensing boards to issue licenses for certain individuals with good standing licenses or certification in other jurisdictions under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5805

    Provides tax credits for hiring certain military spouses.

  • Assembly Bill 5814

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

  • Assembly Bill 5844

    Creates domestic violence Internet registry for certain public access; mandates counseling and community service and increases fines for certain domestic violence offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 5864

    Authorizes Sunday firearm and bow hunting for deer on certain lands.

  • Assembly Bill 5873

    Increases penalties for purposely desecrating any public monument, insignia, symbol, or structure, or place of worship or burial.

  • Assembly Bill 5874

    Permits members of Community Emergency Response Teams to perform traffic duties under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5878

    Requires all public school teachers and paraprofessionals working with autistic students to possess Registered Behavior Technician credential by 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 5882

    Exempts personal identifying information of minor from disclosure in public record; requires information to be redacted.

  • Assembly Bill 5883

    Upgrades simple assault to aggravated assault when committed against registered security officer.

  • Assembly Bill 5884

    Provides electric public utility customers' right to decline installation of smart meter under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5919

    Provides tuition reimbursement to certain psychiatrists who contract with DCF.

  • Assembly Bill 5920

    Requires rate review study of provider reimbursement rates provided by Medicaid and Children's System of Care for pediatric and adult psychiatry services.

  • Assembly Bill 5938

    Revises permit and license processes for sports pools operators and online sports pool operators; revises definitions of certain sports events; allows for transactional waiver for sports wagering lounge.

  • Assembly Bill 5949

    Requires insurance coverage of epinephrine for persons aged 18 or younger when medically necessary.

  • Assembly Bill 5967

    Establishes School Funding Commission to study school funding formula and prepare report that will serve as basis of new formula.

  • Assembly Bill 5999

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers from requiring covered persons to use mail service pharmacies.

  • Assembly Bill 6001

    Eliminates requirement to submit sales tax exemption form for textbook purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 6006

    Prohibits SHBP, SEHBP, and Medicaid from denying coverage for maintenance medications for chronic conditions for covered persons solely because of change in health benefits plan or pharmacy benefits manager.

  • Assembly Bill 6010

    Requires instruction on cursive handwriting in public school curriculum.

  • Assembly Bill 6029

    Requires DOE to release to school district upon request data and software program algorithms used to calculate State school aid.

  • Assembly Bill 6055

    Requires refund of hunting and fishing fees for certain persons denied access to State lands for hunting or fishing.

  • Assembly Bill 6071

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

  • Assembly Bill 6101

    Establishes Volunteer Emergency Responder Loan Redemption Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 6117

    Requires shared service agreements to include certain provisions.