l9n/ New Jersey

Ralph R. Caputo

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Ralph R. Caputo's terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • Assembly Bill 637

    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 4002

    Allows deduction of promotional gaming credit from gross revenue on sports wagering.

  • Assembly Bill 4544

    Permits school nurse who is retired from TPAF to return to employment for up to two years without reenrollment in TPAF.**

  • Assembly Bill 5365

    Permits parent or guardian to request grade retention for student during 2021-2022 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 5439

    Changes deadline for New Jersey Racing Commission's annual report from end of calendar year to end of State fiscal year.

  • Assembly Bill 5589

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2022.

  • Assembly Bill 5886

    Awards project grants under "Securing Our Children's Future Fund" for school security projects in certain school districts; appropriates $66,173,243.

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 4543

    Requires civil service commission to notify a certified eligible by certified mail and via electronic mail.

  • Assembly Bill 6024

    Provides $5 million in supplemental funding to New Jersey Horse Racing Commission for horse racing purse subsidies.

Out of committee3

  • Assembly Bill 169

    Concerns speech rights of student journalists at public schools and public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 631

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 4453

    Makes failure to wear mask upon entry into store or transportation publically available, with posted signage, a violation with fine during public emergency declared in Executive Order 103 of 2020 and future public health emergencies.**

In committee29

  • Assembly Bill 612

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands horse racetrack, subject to voter approval.

  • Assembly Bill 613

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands racetrack, upon voter approval; dedicates 1/3 net proceeds to General Fund, 1/3 to State education aid, and 1/3 to horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 614

    Requires State to pay all costs associated with maintaining and operating the office of the executive county superintendent of schools.

  • Assembly Bill 615

    "Caylee's Law;" requires missing child be reported within 12 hours.

  • Assembly Bill 616

    Establishes the Office of Dropout Prevention and Reengagement of Out-of-School Youth in DOE, and the Student Dropout Prevention Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 617

    Requires board of education to provide an individual textbook for each student enrolled in a class.

  • Assembly Bill 618

    Establishes air quality standards and requires certificate from Commissioner of Health for operation of indoor ice arenas, indoor motorsports arenas, and special indoor motorsports events.

  • Assembly Bill 619

    Requires Internet gaming affiliates to be licensed as casinos; prohibits waiver of licensing requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 620

    Requires casino licensee to apply every five years for casino license renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 621

    Requires each casino licensee conducting Internet gaming in this State to prominently advertise name of its Atlantic City casino on its Internet gaming websites and advertisements.

  • Assembly Bill 622

    Requires employees of private entity with access to student information under contract with DOE, school districts, or charter schools to undergo criminal background check.

  • Assembly Bill 623

    Requires nonpublic school buildings to be equipped with emergency light and panic alarm linked to local law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 624

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

  • Assembly Bill 625

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

  • Assembly Bill 626

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

  • Assembly Bill 627

    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 628

    Requires State and local law enforcement agencies to assist officers receiving nomination petitions to investigate validity of any objection thereto when requested.

  • Assembly Bill 629

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

  • Assembly Bill 630

    Provides that limitation on hours of retail sale of alcohol be consistent throughout licensed premises.

  • Assembly Bill 632

    Requires availability of early voting for certain elections; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 633

    Requires NJ State Council on Arts to establish "Artist District" designation and select certain municipalities or areas within municipalities for such designation.

  • Assembly Bill 634

    Requires certain fireworks-related injuries be reported to State Fire Marshal.

  • Assembly Bill 635

    Permits certain retirees to choose health care coverage under traditional Medicare or Medicare Advantage plan options offered by SHBP or SEHBP.

  • Assembly Bill 636

    Establishes penalties for accepting wagers on prohibited sports events.

  • Assembly Bill 3254

    Establishes Office of the Advocate for Private Commuter Bus Service Customers and bill of rights for customers of private carriers operating motorbus regular route services.

  • Assembly Bill 3629

    Provides automatic effective rating for certain school district employees for whom annual summative evaluation is not conducted in any school year in order to protect tenure achievement timeline.

  • Assembly Bill 3630

    Requires instruction concerning use of 9-1-1 for public school students in preschool, kindergarten, and grades one and two.

  • Assembly Bill 4177

    Revises certificate of need program.

  • Assembly Bill 5604

    Establishes "Gambling Treatment Diversion Court Pilot Program" to be administered by AOC.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 108

    Concerns speech rights of student journalists at public schools and public institutions of higher education.

  • Senate Bill 993

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 28
  • Assembly Bill 698

    Requires incarcerated individual from State to be counted at residential address for municipal, county, and congressional redistricting purposes and for apportionment of regional school district board of education members. **

  • Assembly Bill 1135

    Reinstates prior property tax exemption for nonprofit hospitals with on-site for-profit medical providers; requires some of these hospitals to pay community service contributions; establishes Nonprofit Hospital Community Service Contribution Study Commiss

  • Assembly Bill 1649

    "Daniel's Law" prohibits disclosure of certain personal information of active, formely active, and retired judicial officers, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers, and their family members; establishes crime and civil action for disclosing such infor

  • Assembly Bill 2286

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide graduating students with information on income-contingent student loan repayment programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2355

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

  • Assembly Bill 2370

    Establishes compassionate release program for certain inmates; repeals law that establishes medical parole.

  • Assembly Bill 2877

    Concerns municipal property registration ordinances to address risk of blight. *

  • Assembly Bill 4004

    Establishes Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic Task Force on Racial and Health Disparities.*

  • Assembly Bill 4366

    Requires Police Training Commission to contract with crisis intervention training center to provide mental health training to police officers and establish curriculum specific to persons experiencing economic crisis or substance use disorder.*

  • Assembly Bill 4434

    Establishes Student Wellness Grant Program in DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 4435

    Requires DCF to give priority to certain school districts with student mental health counseling centers in awarding grants under School Based Youth Services Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4475

    Requires county boards of election to establish ballot drop boxes in each county at least 45 days before election: revises procedures concerning mail-in ballots for 2020 general election.**

  • Assembly Bill 4476

    Establishes certain requirements concerning State's preparedness and response to infectious disease outbreaks, including coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4477

    Revises licensure, operational, and reporting requirements for nursing homes.*

  • Assembly Bill 4478

    Establishes additional requirements for DOH to assess sanctions and impose penalties on nursing homes; revises reporting requirements for nursing homes.*

  • Assembly Bill 4482

    Establishes minimum wage requirements for certain long-term care facility staff; establishes direct care ratio requirements for nursing homes; requires nursing home care rate study.**

  • Assembly Bill 4520

    Temporarily extends deadline to register vehicle and obtain driver's license for new State residents during COVID-19 public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4805

    Requires certain insurers to provide summary concerning business interruption insurance.*

  • Assembly Bill 4856

    Requires Internet websites and web services of school districts, charter schools, renaissance schools, and the Marie H. Katzenbach School for the Deaf to be accessible to persons with disabilities. *

  • Assembly Bill 4909

    Authorizes fixed odds wagering on horse races through fixed odds wagering system.

  • Assembly Bill 4975

    Provides for postponement of New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum review for certain school districts.*

  • Assembly Bill 5113

    Appropriates $11,777,499 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to NJ Historic Trust for grants for certain historic preservation projects and associated administrative expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 5444

    Makes $35 million in federal funds available to EDA to support food and beverage establishments in need.*

  • Assembly Bill 5472

    Requires law enforcement to provide written notificaion to parent or guardian of person under age 18 who commits first offense of unlawfully possessing or consuming alcoholic beverage, cannabis, marijuana, or hashish.**

  • Assembly Bill 5663

    Increases penalties for unauthorized transportation or disposal of solid waste.

  • Assembly Bill 5705

    Appropriates $10 million from General Fund to EDA to support child care providers impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5727

    Ensures student well-being during school security drills.

  • Assembly Bill 6060

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $8 million to DHS to increase reimbursement for funeral, burial, and crematory services provided to certain beneficiaries of Work First New Jersey and Supplemental Security Income programs.

Vetoed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 4006

    Postpones New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC) review for certain school districts to accommodate disruption due to COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4803

    Concerns approval process for personal protective equipment and State stockpiles of personal protective equipment.*

  • Assembly Bill 5484

    Requires New Jersey Racing Commission to adopt procedures to enforce internal controls; requires annual audit.

Passed the General Assembly · 15
  • Assembly Bill 209

    Establishes Disparity in Treatment of Persons with Disabilities in Underrepresented Communities Commission in DCA.

  • Assembly Bill 803

    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 812

    Requires notice to be provided by municipal court to applicant for public defender of fee and process to waive fee for inability to pay.*

  • Assembly Bill 1040

    Requires that if school district satisfies in certain evaluations 80% or more of required NJ Quality Single Accountability Continuum standards in an area of district effectiveness under State intervention, State must return area to local control.*

  • Assembly Bill 1630

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

  • Assembly Bill 1632

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

  • Assembly Bill 2271

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

  • Assembly Bill 2321

    Requires NJT to provide notice and public hearing for alternate provisions of service related to substantial curtailment of service.*

  • Assembly Bill 2429

    Establishes "Transportation Services Coordination Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 3510

    Requires NJT to publish on website certain information concerning accessible transportation service routes.

  • Assembly Bill 4412

    Requires facilities offering COVID-19 tests to provide accurate timeframes for test results; requires DOH to update COVID-19 website with information regarding testing locations that provide COVID-19 test results within 48 hours.

  • Assembly Bill 4681

    Concerns residential community release programs.*

  • Assembly Bill 4808

    Establishes office in EDA to assist in provision and expansion of broadband Internet service in State to address inequities in accessing broadband service.*

  • Assembly Bill 4814

    Allows mail-in voter to cure mail-in ballot due to missing certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 6001

    Provides for postponement of New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum review for certain school districts for 2021-2022 school year.

Out of committee · 50
  • Assembly Bill 218

    Concerns training of employees about access to public facilities for individuals with service or guide dogs.

  • Assembly Bill 793

    Directs Juvenile Justice Commission to establish arts education pilot program for juvenile offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 804

    Requires State and county correctional facilities to offer inmates hepatitis B and hepatitis C testing.

  • Assembly Bill 805

    Concerns skilled and trained workforce in work by contractors in certain industries.

  • Assembly Bill 1068

    Establishes two-generational school readiness and workforce development pilot program for certain low-income households.

  • Assembly Bill 1155

    Requires NJT to operate Access Link paratransit service during state of emergency under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1184

    Requires school districts and charter schools to report discipline data on their websites and to Commissioner of Education; requires DOE to establish database and complete annual report concerning student disciplinary actions.*

  • Assembly Bill 1280

    Revises definition of destructive device to include certain weapons of 50 caliber or greater.

  • Assembly Bill 1834

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

  • Assembly Bill 1977

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

  • Assembly Bill 1978

    Prohibits provision or sale of single-use plastic carryout bags, single-use paper carryout bags, and polystyrene foam food service products; limits provision of single-use plastic straws; appropriates moneys from Clean Communities Program Fund for public

  • Assembly Bill 2212

    Requires DEP to evaluate environmental and public health stressor of certain facilities on overburdened communities when reviewing certain permit applications.*

  • Assembly Bill 2256

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

  • Assembly Bill 2418

    Establishes Prescription Drug Affordability Board; appropriates $1,000,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 2450

    Requires DOT Commissioner to advertise availability of certain transportation programs and services.

  • Assembly Bill 2487

    "Healthy Terminals Act"; requires certain airport and train station workers to be paid certain wage rates and benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

    Requires DHS to establish Alzheimer's disease public awareness campaign. *

  • Assembly Bill 2795

    Criminalizes certain actions of individuals who offer rental of residential property that they do not own or legally possess.

  • Assembly Bill 3946

    Provides relief to students receiving State financial aid to address special circumstances due to 2020 health state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3970

    Requires Medicaid and health insurance coverage for certain refills of prescription drugs during state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4005

    Concerns certain Medicaid and health insurance audits and health care provider claims payment and denial during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Authorizes pharmacists to order and administer test for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) consistent with federal guidance; requires health benefits and Medicaid coverage for tests.*

  • Assembly Bill 4013

    Requires certain group homes to install electronic monitoring devices in common areas, upon request and with uniform resident consent, and to permit consensual use of such devices in private rooms.*

  • Assembly Bill 4034

    Authorizes Governor to permit mortgage forbearance and rent payment Provides mortgage payment relief, consumer reporting protection, and eviction protection for resident property owners, tenants and other consumers, economically impacted during time of co

  • Assembly Bill 4272

    Establishes civilian review boards to review complaints against police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 4430

    Revises requirements for long-term care facilities to establish outbreak response plans.*

  • Assembly Bill 4656

    Authorizes creation of local civilian review boards to review police operations and conduct; appropriates $800,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 4813

    Makes information related to public health emergency accessible with certain limited exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4819

    Establishes School and Small Business Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program in BPU.

  • Assembly Bill 4830

    Requires in person early voting period for certain elections; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4855

    Requires DOH to develop Statewide plan for infection control and prevention infrastructure improvements in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 4859

    Mandates training on remote teaching for all candidates for teaching certification.

  • Assembly Bill 5078

    Extends time outstanding parimutuel ticket may be claimed from six months to 12 months; allows additional time to claim outstanding parimutuel tickets and unclaimed cash vouchers due to Public Health Emergency.*

  • Assembly Bill 5366

    Requires boards of education to provide special education and related services to certain students exceeding age of eligibility for special education and related services.

  • Assembly Bill 5447

    Makes $15 million in federal funds available to EDA and New Jersey Council on the Arts to support arts and culture organizations in need.**

  • Assembly Bill 5463

    Directs NJT to erect statue in honor of A. Philip Randolph, appropriates $90,000.

  • Assembly Bill 5478

    Authorizes special occasion events at certain farms on preserved farmland, under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 5685

    Provides financial relief to certain landlords and tenants in response to COVID-19 pandemic, adjusts certain court fees; and makes appropriations. *

  • Assembly Bill 5760

    Allows costs of medical cannabis to be reimbursed by Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund, PAAD, Senior Gold and VCCO.

  • Assembly Bill 5766

    Appropriates $5 million to New Jersey Pediatric Cancer Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 5785

    Permits prosecutors to enroll in Prosecutors Part of PERS.

  • Assembly Bill 5862

    "Responsible Collective Negotiations Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5893

    Provides voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for Special Olympics New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5894

    Authorizes certain offshore wind projects to construct power lines and obtain real property interests; grants BPU authority to supersede certain local governmental powers upon petition from offshore wind project.

  • Assembly Bill 5904

    Makes $135 million in federal funds available to EDA to support eligible entities impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 5905

    Establishes "Rental Assistance Navigation Program" in DCA; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 5943

    Temporarily modifies taxes and credits of casino licensees; permanently redefines promotional gaming credits to include certain coupons and table game wagers; requires priority funding for senior and disabled for senior and disabled transportation service

  • Assembly Bill 5999

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

  • Assembly Bill 6100

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on history and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders as part of implementation of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies.

  • Assembly Bill 6216

    Appropriates $16,380,595 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to NJ Historic Trust for grants for certain historic preservation projects and associated administrative expenses.

In committee · 174
  • Assembly Bill 200

    Requires applicants for liquor licenses and license transfers to notify residents within 200 feet of licensed premises.

  • Assembly Bill 201

    Prohibits certain sales of alcoholic beverages within 1,000 feet of schools or religious institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 202

    Requires mandatory registration of family day care providers.

  • Assembly Bill 204

    Broadens municipal arson investigators' powers.

  • Assembly Bill 210

    Requires minimum level of police staffing based on municipal population and violent crime rate.

  • Assembly Bill 214

    Increases personal needs allowance to at least $50 for low-income persons residing in certain facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 215

    Requires minimum temperature in senior citizen housing projects to be maintained at 70 degrees from October 1 to May 1.

  • Assembly Bill 219

    Creates self-defense justification for victims of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 221

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

  • Assembly Bill 223

    Provides forbearance of residential mortgage foreclosures under certain circumstances; places additional requirements on attorneys, residential mortgage lenders, and courts, as part of foreclosure process.

  • Assembly Bill 285

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

  • Assembly Bill 286

    Limits State Lottery drawings to two per day per game.

  • Assembly Bill 290

    Requires State Lottery Commission to notify Legislature of proposed State Lottery game prior to commencement of new game.

  • Assembly Bill 355

    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 567

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

  • Assembly Bill 587

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

  • Assembly Bill 593

    Requires third-party disbursement service organization that contracts with local government unit or board of education to post bond against failure to meet obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 596

    Excludes gains on sales of certain real estate purchases from taxation under corporation business tax and gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 599

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

  • Assembly Bill 611

    Designates Seeing Eye® dog as State Dog.

  • Assembly Bill 656

    Prohibits treatment, discharge, disposal, application to roadway, or storage of wastewater, wastewater solids, sludge, drill cuttings or other byproducts from natural gas exploration or production using hydraulic fracturing.

  • Assembly Bill 658

    Requires suspension of certification of homemaker-home health aides under certain circumstances; designated as "Maria's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 659

    Clarifies prohibition on preexisting condition exclusions in health insurance policies.

  • Assembly Bill 666

    Authorizes special "We Support the Arts" license plates with proceeds to New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

  • Assembly Bill 699

    Establishes program allowing certain applicants to perform community service in lieu of paying motor vehicle surcharges.

  • Assembly Bill 729

    Expands categories of individuals who may bring a claim under wrongful imprisonment statute.

  • Assembly Bill 750

    Grants certain employment protections to campus police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 810

    Establishes pilot program to create student mental health assistance programs in selected school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 811

    Directs DOLWD to identify, and post on website, employment opportunities with minimal barriers to entry for persons returning to workforce after imprisonment.

  • Assembly Bill 842

    Requires contracts for sales of residential property to address lead service lines.

  • Assembly Bill 843

    Requires Commissioner of Education to develop and distribute heat stroke pamphlet for athletes at public and nonpublic schools; requires school districts and public institutions of higher education to establish heat illness policy for athletes.

  • Assembly Bill 881

    Revises laws concerning real estate licensees.

  • Assembly Bill 892

    Expands University Hospital board of directors membership from 11 to 13 members; designates University Hospital as rural hospital.

  • Assembly Bill 893

    Permits counties to establish a central municipal drug court.

  • Assembly Bill 894

    Concerns labor harmony agreements for hospitality projects.

  • Assembly Bill 956

    Requires municipal-wide reassessment of real property under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 988

    Preserves certain requirements that health insurance plans cover essential health benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 992

    Revises requirements for sale of tobacco and vapor products; increases penalties for prohibited sales.

  • Assembly Bill 994

    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 1035

    Requires insurers to provide coverage for medications and dose-intensive chemotherapy/bone marrow transplants and umbilical cord blood transplants for treatment of sickle cell anemia.

  • Assembly Bill 1038

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

  • Assembly Bill 1039

    Establishes procedures for the approval of the closure of a public school.

  • Assembly Bill 1044

    Requires each board of education to adopt policy establishing temperature control standards and guidelines for school district facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1053

    Provides parents and adult students with simplified method for opting out of release by school district of student information to military recruiters.

  • Assembly Bill 1069

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

  • Assembly Bill 1137

    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 1217

    Establishes Statewide Hit and Run Advisory Program to facilitate apprehension of persons fleeing motor vehicle accident scene; designated as "Zackhary's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 1225

    Increases personal needs allowance to $50 for recipients of Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income who are veterans or spouses of veterans and provides for annual cost-of-living increase in allowance.

  • Assembly Bill 1251

    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 all public employees for health care benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1317

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 1339

    Requires minimum of one school bus aide for every 15 special needs students on school bus.

  • Assembly Bill 1399

    Requires young children entering public schools or Head Start Programs for first time to have comprehensive eye examination completed.

  • Assembly Bill 1428

    Provides gross income tax deduction for costs of purchasing and installing battery backups for certain home solar electrical generators.

  • Assembly Bill 1429

    Requires screening of certain high-risk pregnancies and reporting of fetal deaths.

  • Assembly Bill 1434

    Clarifies that crime victim has a right to make a victim impact statement directly to defendant at sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 1448

    Prohibits persons under 21 years of age from possessing electronic smoking devices.

  • Assembly Bill 1457

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

  • Assembly Bill 1482

    "Fair Repair Act"; concerns repairs to certain consumer electronics.

  • Assembly Bill 1494

    Requires public utility requesting rate increase to hold public hearings in every county.

  • Assembly Bill 1631

    Requires school districts take certain actions to increase participation in free or reduced priced meal programs; prohibits shaming students with school meal bills in arrears; prohibits certain district actions in collecting unpaid school meal fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1672

    Establishes "School Opening and School Closing Student Safety Task Force" to review safety of students when schools open and close for school day.

  • Assembly Bill 1738

    Establishes the "Safe Sanitary Subsidized Rental Housing Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 1754

    Requires instruction on cursive handwriting in public school curriculum.

  • Assembly Bill 1758

    Concerns stalking and related restraining order protections for adoptive children and their adoptive parents victimized by persons whose parental rights to the adoptive children have been terminated.

  • Assembly Bill 1812

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

  • Assembly Bill 1830

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on interacting with law enforcement as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies.

  • Assembly Bill 1833

    Prohibits sale of certain toy guns and imitation firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 1835

    Requires developers of residential housing to provide low, moderate, and middle income housing or pay fee.

  • Assembly Bill 1849

    Requires responding law enforcement officer to stay with dead body until medical examiner takes charge of body.

  • Assembly Bill 1893

    Directs certain unclaimed electric and gas utility deposits in Unclaimed Utility Deposits Trust Fund and societal charge revenues to be paid to Statewide nonprofit energy assistance organizations meeting certain eligibility criteria.

  • Assembly Bill 1920

    Prohibits certain demolitions without inspection for pest infestation.

  • Assembly Bill 1921

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

  • Assembly Bill 1922

    Requires financial institution that has foreclosed on property to remove water service lines that contain lead.

  • Assembly Bill 1994

    Establishes pilot program in which certain selected school districts equip school buses with global positioning systems and DOE develops school bus tracking application.

  • Assembly Bill 2022

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

  • Assembly Bill 2080

    Requires school security training for persons employed by public and nonpublic schools in substitute capacity and for employees and volunteers of youth programs operated in school buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 2139

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

  • Assembly Bill 2196

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in, and requires divestment from, 200 largest publicly traded fossil fuel companies.

  • Assembly Bill 2207

    Makes certain for-profit debt adjusters eligible for licensing to conduct business in State.

  • Assembly Bill 2214

    Requires continuation of health benefits dependent coverage until child turns 26 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 2215

    Requires health benefits coverage for certain preventive services.

  • Assembly Bill 2216

    Expands "Law Against Discrimination" to apply to health programs and activities and to prohibit discrimination based on association with individuals in protected classes.

  • Assembly Bill 2269

    Requires hospitals to include warning in patient discharge papers concerning risks of addiction and overdose associated with opioid medications.

  • Assembly Bill 2282

    Requires DEP to study State's response to Superstorm Sandy and preparedness for future storm events.

  • Assembly Bill 2287

    Permits county improvement authorities to establish student loan refinancing loan programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2292

    Exempts customer with account for electronic toll collection system, commonly known as E-ZPass, from certain fees if motor vehicle is stolen.

  • Assembly Bill 2306

    Establishes centralized directory for affordable and senior citizen housing.

  • Assembly Bill 2309

    Requires school buses to be equipped with interior and exterior cameras.

  • Assembly Bill 2314

    Allows reemployment by school district of TPAF retiree as advisor of school-sponsored club or program when compensation is under $10,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2320

    Requires New Jersey Racing Commission develop guidelines on postponement of certain events due to severe weather conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 2328

    Prohibits use of electronic smoking devices and tobacco products by food delivery drivers while engaged in food delivery.

  • Assembly Bill 2331

    Requires certain hospitals to provide sexual assault treatment training for certain staff.

  • Assembly Bill 2348

    Requires availability of free parking at polling places on election day.

  • Assembly Bill 2376

    Requires municipality to provide free beach access to certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2412

    Allows gross income tax deduction for employees for amounts paid by employers for certain educational assistance programs for employees and for employee's student loans.

  • Assembly Bill 2424

    The "Safe Playing Fields Act"; restricts use of lawn care pesticides at child care centers and certain schools, playgrounds, and recreational fields.

  • Assembly Bill 2431

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

  • Assembly Bill 2434

    Requires SHBP and SEHBP to provide coverage for health care benefits provided by physicians who terminate contract with federal Medicare program.

  • Assembly Bill 2461

    Requires school districts to observe Veterans Day as school holiday.

  • Assembly Bill 2469

    Sets forth certain standards to be followed by law enforcement agencies and fire departments when utilizing drones.

  • Assembly Bill 2470

    Establishes "School Bus Safety and Child Protection Act," requires periodic criminal background checks for certain school employees; and prohibits interference with school bus monitoring devices.

  • Assembly Bill 2475

    Requires teaching staff members and school board members to annually receive training on trauma-informed education.

  • Assembly Bill 2496

    Requires institutions of higher education to send out annual student debt letters; requires students enrolled in public institutions of higher education to complete course on student loan debt repayment.

  • Assembly Bill 2523

    Sets maximum contaminant level and requires private well testing for perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA).

  • Assembly Bill 2525

    Provides that information technology professionals who find child pornography on computers must report the finding to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 2550

    Upgrades assault on victims who are elderly or disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 2554

    Provides additional State school aid to school districts experiencing enrollment increases due to conversion of age-restricted housing developments to non-restricted developments.

  • Assembly Bill 2558

    Establishes program allowing NJ licensed drivers to self-identify as having been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 2563

    Requires public water systems to provide certain notice of boil water notices and violations of drinking water quality standards.

  • Assembly Bill 2564

    Requires certain public water systems to publish certain financial and employee information on Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 2580

    Requires public utility employees to immediately place 9-1-1 call to report emergencies that arise from work conducted by public utility employees.

  • Assembly Bill 2589

    Exempts senior homeowners from municipal building permit fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2600

    "New Townhouse Fire Safety Act"; requires automatic fire sprinkler systems in new townhomes.

  • Assembly Bill 2642

    Requires hospitals to inquire whether patients have substance use disorder and establish protocols for providing or referring to treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 2647

    Permits temporary rental assistance for emergency assistance recipients.

  • Assembly Bill 2673

    Directs Commissioner of Health to establish public awareness campaign concerning importance of vaccinations.

  • Assembly Bill 2675

    Requires notice of cancellation or nonrenewal of automobile and homeowners insurance policies to be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested.

  • Assembly Bill 2684

    Authorizes public libraries to maintain supply of opioid antidotes and permits emergency administration of opioid antidote by librarian or other trained library employee.

  • Assembly Bill 2700

    Requires NJ Division of Travel and Tourism prepare report on State travel and tourism industry recovery since Superstorm Sandy.

  • Assembly Bill 2704

    Provides spouses of military servicemembers with gross income tax credit, up to $500, for professional relicensing fees incurred upon relocating to State.

  • Assembly Bill 2726

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

  • Assembly Bill 2837

    Limits use of student progress on standardized assessments to no more than 10 percent of overall evaluation.

  • Assembly Bill 2850

    "New Jersey Public Water Supply Fluoridation Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2999

    Requires public institutions of higher education to provide student-athletes who lose athletic scholarships because of injuries sustained while participating in athletic program with equivalent scholarships.

  • Assembly Bill 3037

    Establishes pilot program in DOE to address school climate issues related to harassment, intimidation, and bullying in public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3049

    Establishes prescription drug pricing disclosure requirements and measures to reduce prescription drug costs.

  • Assembly Bill 3073

    Prohibits cloud computing service providers from disclosing data collected from public, private, or charter schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3082

    Authorizes executor or administrator to take control of online accounts of deceased person.

  • Assembly Bill 3214

    Prohibits the restraint of prisoners during and immediately after childbirth.

  • Assembly Bill 3386

    Permits municipal, county, and regional police and fire forces to establish five-year residency requirement for police officers and firefighters; allows exceptions to requirement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3771

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

  • Assembly Bill 3948

    Concerns mortgage and loan forbearance, rent suspension, and consumer reporting during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Requires school districts to notify State after receiving offer of assistance from federal government to address environmental issue.

  • Assembly Bill 4172

    Requires DOH to establish sanitization standards and protocols for casinos operating in State.

  • Assembly Bill 4340

    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 4374

    Requires long-term care facilities to test personnel for COVID-19 twice per week.

  • Assembly Bill 4414

    Requires public schools to report all student disciplinary actions; requires DOE to establish database and compile annual report concerning disparities in student disciplinary actions.

  • Assembly Bill 4419

    Permits use of combination of in-person and virtual or remote instruction in 2020-2021 school year to meet minimum 180-day school year requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 4443

    Establishes protocols for treating emergency room patients with dementia.

  • Assembly Bill 4444

    Requires county protective services staff to receive training on means and methods of effective, respectful, and compassionate communication with, and provision of assistance to, adults with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias.

  • Assembly Bill 4460

    Extends from six to 12 months compensation program for injured law enforcement officers and other employees; revises type of injury needed to qualify for program.

  • Assembly Bill 4464

    Requires hospitals to report to DOH on their supplies of personal protective equipment.

  • Assembly Bill 4466

    Permits voters to cure signature defects on mail-in and provisional ballots.

  • Assembly Bill 4498

    Requires DOE to provide reimbursement of school district costs of providing protective face coverings and hand sanitizer for addressing transmission of COVID-19.

  • Assembly Bill 4509

    Requires school districts to provide virtual or remote instruction for beginning of 2020-2021 school year; permits in-person delivery of certain special education services; permits school districts to delay start of 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4522

    Establishes process for individual to petition court for involuntary commitment of another person to treatment for substance use disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 4529

    Requires school districts, staff, and volunteers to have COVID-19 test prior to start of 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4574

    Requires closure of schools in school districts within county that reaches certain COVID-19 transmission rate or experiences certain increase in COVID-19 cases during 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 4587

    Requires electric public utility to reimburse customer for cost of spoiled food and prescription medicine resulting from service outage more than 48 hours after end of storm.

  • Assembly Bill 4793

    Authorizes any member of the Legislature to perform all functions of notary public.

  • Assembly Bill 4817

    Extends eligibility for tuition benefit to dependents of members of United States Armed Forces who died while on active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 4818

    Establishes State Seal Task Force to review the State seal.

  • Assembly Bill 4829

    Establishes procedures to prevent and eradicate bedbug infestations in certain residential property.

  • Assembly Bill 4832

    Authorizes pharmacists to administer coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) medications.

  • Assembly Bill 4837

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

  • Assembly Bill 4862

    Requires infection control training for nursing home and assisted living administrator licensure and certification.

  • Assembly Bill 4863

    Requires school district to develop resource guide on virtual or remote instruction for students and families.

  • Assembly Bill 4949

    Exempts protective face coverings from sales and use tax during public health emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4964

    Permits school districts to apply to DOE for reimbursement of costs of ultraviolet-C lights and air filter units for addressing transmission of COVID-19.

  • Assembly Bill 5168

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

  • Assembly Bill 5250

    Establishes "Commission on People with Disabilities."

  • Assembly Bill 5252

    Allows certain persons with developmental disabilities 21 years of age and older to attend special education programs and to simultaneously participate in adult day and employment programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5256

    Concerns manufacturing of clear masks and promotes public awareness of clear mask during public health emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 5297

    Requires new employers to reimburse certain former employers for law enforcement training costs.

  • Assembly Bill 5300

    Creates State contract set-aside program for businesses owned and operated by persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5415

    Requires MVC to allow person to indicate special needs with motor vehicle registration.

  • Assembly Bill 5417

    Requires New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education to conduct Statewide survey to assess Holocaust and genocide education in schools.

  • Assembly Bill 5429

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability.

  • Assembly Bill 5471

    Allows current and former judicial officers, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers and certain family or household members to register to vote without disclosing residential address; prohibits public disclosure of that information.

  • Assembly Bill 5473

    Directs Attorney General to establish program for anonymous reporting of potential threats to school safety.

  • Assembly Bill 5530

    Establishes the "Kidney Disease Prevention and Education Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 5535

    Requires written notification to parent or guardian of underage person who unlawfully purchases or possesses alcoholic beverages or cannabis; repeals police liability for law enforcement encounters with underage persons under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5911

    Requires certain districts to receive State school aid during 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years in amounts equal to aid provided in 2020-2021 school year.

  • Assembly Bill 5919

    Requires four-year public institutions of higher education to provide on website certain information on online degree students and graduate degree students.

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  • Assembly Bill 5359

    Amends certain provisions and effective date applicable to disclosure of personal information of judicial officers, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers.