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Nicholas Chiaravalloti

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Nicholas Chiaravalloti's terms

Sponsored

Became law8

  • Assembly Bill 850

    Establishes "Broadband Access Study Commission." *

  • Assembly Bill 853

    Prohibits municipal licensure of children operating temporary businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 862

    Permits municipalities to refund excess property taxes paid by taxpayer who wins assessment appeal as property tax credit.

  • Assembly Bill 3901

    Permits professional and occupational licensing boards to reactivate licensure of certain individuals during state of emergency or public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4238

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate for adult medical day care services.

  • Assembly Bill 4477

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

  • Assembly Bill 4975

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

  • Assembly Bill 5599

    Establishes order of protection for current or former judge; upgrades and clarifies harassment against current or former judge; bars firearms possession by persons against whom current or former judge order of protection is entered.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 4006

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

Passed the General Assembly6

  • Assembly Bill 857

    Requires installation of diaper changing station in certain public restrooms; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 860

    Establishes "Task Force on Supportive Technology for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities."

  • Assembly Bill 863

    Requires AG to report bias intimidation offenses to Federal Bureau of Investigation for inclusion in annual report on hate crime statistics.

  • Assembly Bill 4369

    Implements sentencing recommendations of the Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission to eliminate certain mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment; eliminates mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for crime of official misconduct.*

  • Assembly Bill 5753

    Requires request for proposal to establish project to evaluate and make recommendations for realignment of correctional facilities and other efficiency measures.

  • 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 committee9

  • Assembly Bill 856

    Expands Medicaid coverage regarding assistive devices for hearing impaired under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 869

    Requires residential landlords to equip steam radiators with protective covers.

  • Assembly Bill 870

    Requires Director of Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in DHS to evaluate and report on interactions occurring between law enforcement and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

  • Assembly Bill 4228

    Prohibits eviction as remedy of nonpayment or habitually late payment of rent due during time surrounding COVID-19 pandemic in certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 4259

    Extends ballot receipt and election certification deadlines; increases certain messenger and bearer ballot limits.*

  • Assembly Bill 5385

    Eliminates mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment determined by Legislature to be of non-violent nature.

  • Assembly Bill 5641

    Eliminates mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment determined by Legislature to be of non-violent nature.

  • Assembly Bill 5867

    Expands bonding authority of New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority to permit financing for general funding needs of New Jersey's institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 5938

    Authorizes State Treasurer to determine salary of Director of Division of Investment.

In committee25

  • Assembly Bill 846

    Increases penalties for failing to yield when violation results in death to pedestrian.

  • Assembly Bill 847

    Requires police training for interactions with persons who may have behavioral health issues.

  • Assembly Bill 848

    Requires owner of certain autobuses to register with and receive approval from municipalities in which autobus operates.

  • Assembly Bill 849

    Requires medical examiners to perform dissections or autopsies in all cases of compelling public necessity, including deaths of prison, jail, or penitentiary inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 851

    Establishes pilot program for automated speed enforcement in work zones.

  • Assembly Bill 852

    Requires DEP to take certain actions before sale or lease of certain State-owned lands.

  • Assembly Bill 854

    Requires private bus operators that participate in NJT bus lease program, receive State funds, or are under contract with NJT to provide notice and hold public hearings for certain service changes.

  • Assembly Bill 855

    Expands distracted driving violations to include additional forms of communication and transmission of data on wireless telephone or electronic communication device.

  • Assembly Bill 858

    "Patient Protection Act"; establishes requirements concerning the transfer and referral of certain patients receiving health care services.

  • Assembly Bill 859

    Requires Division of Fire Safety to annually distribute smoke alarms; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 861

    Concerns tax data sharing between State Treasury and DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 864

    Establishes task force to examine practice of four-year public institutions of higher education providing admission preference to family members of alumni.

  • Assembly Bill 865

    Prohibits private correctional facilities from detaining persons pursuant to agreement with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 866

    "Immigrant Tenant Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 867

    Requires MVC to provide option to indicate hearing impairment when registering vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 868

    Expands Medicaid coverage regarding assistive devices for hearing impaired under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 871

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from requiring students to purchase meal plans.

  • Assembly Bill 872

    Establishes five-year pilot program to enforce "don't block the box" signs through use of automatic cameras.

  • Assembly Bill 4217

    Directs BPU to prohibit Internet service providers from installing broadband telecommunications infrastructure on certain poles or underground facilities unless Internet service providers adhere to principle of "net neutrality."

  • Assembly Bill 4219

    Prohibits awarding of public contracts to Internet service providers, unless Internet service providers adhere to principle of "net neutrality."

  • Assembly Bill 4995

    Establishes pilot program in DOE to support establishment of criminal justice career academies in public high schools.

  • Assembly Bill 5266

    Implements sentencing recommendations of the Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission to eliminate certain mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment; eliminates mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for crime of official misconduct.

  • Assembly Bill 5459

    Bans non-consensual third-party delivery service use of likenesses, intellectual property, and trademarks.

  • Assembly Bill 5642

    Establishes criminal penalties for production and display of false COVID-19 vaccination card.

  • Assembly Bill 6221

    Requires hospitals to obtain certificate of need under certain circumstances.

Carried from the Senate

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 399

    Requires residential landlords to equip steam radiators with protective covers.

  • Senate Bill 3998

    Authorizes State Treasurer to determine salary of Director of Division of Investment.

  • Senate Bill 4020

    Expands bonding authority of New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority to permit financing for general funding needs of New Jersey's institutions of higher education.

Vetoed2

  • Senate Bill 3456

    Eliminates mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment determined by Legislature to be of non-violent nature.

  • Senate Bill 3658

    Eliminates mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment determined by Legislature to be of non-violent nature.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 46
  • Assembly Bill 4

    "New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020"; provides for administration of programs and policies related to jobs, property development, food deserts, community partnerships, small and early stage businesses, State procurement, wind energy, and film produc

  • Assembly Bill 12

    "New Jersey College Affordability Act"; appropriates $10 million. *

  • Assembly Bill 883

    Directs the development and posting of notices containing information for victims of human trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 998

    The "New Jersey Social Innovation Act"; establishes social innovation loan pilot program and study commission within EDA. *

  • Assembly Bill 1070

    Requires Secretary of Higher Education to develop guidance for institutions of higher education to identify cultural barriers in recruitment and retention of underrepresented students for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1226

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

  • Assembly Bill 1229

    Requires DCA to make information on homeless prevention programs and services available on its Internet website.

  • Assembly Bill 1285

    Establishes procedures for awarding of design-build contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1625

    Directs DOE to develop outreach program to encourage young women and minorities to pursue post-secondary degrees and careers in STEM.

  • Assembly Bill 1653

    Encourages development of zero-emission vehicle fueling and charging infrastructure in redevelopment projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2116

    Requires State Treasurer to submit report to Legislature every six months identifying deadlines for applications for federal funds by State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2772

    Authorizes certain Medicaid recipients residing on post-secondary school campus to participate remotely in meetings of non-medical nature regarding Medicaid benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 3095

    Provides county clerks with additional week to mail ballots for 2020 primary election; requires ballot position draw to occur one day early if statutory date falls on holiday.*

  • Assembly Bill 3840

    Requires school districts to provide school meals or meal vouchers to students eligible for free and reduced price school meals during school closures due to COVID-19 epidemic.

  • Assembly Bill 3843

    Requires health insurance and Medicaid coverage for testing of coronavirus disease 2019 and for telemedicine and telehealth during coronavirus disease 2019 state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3849

    Modifies deadline by which public agency is required to respond to request for government record during period of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3850

    Allows public bodies to conduct meetings, and provide notice, by electronic means during periods of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3860

    Establishes certain requirements to use telemedicine and telehealth to respond to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

  • Assembly Bill 3942

    Requires hospital to permit individual to accompany woman during childbirth.

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Extends eligibility for accidental disability and accidental death benefits to certain PFRS, SPRS and PERS members who contract COVID-19 and test positive for SARS-CoV-2.**

  • Assembly Bill 3971

    Authorizes the issuance of "coronavirus relief bonds" by municipalities and counties.

  • Assembly Bill 4004

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

  • Assembly Bill 4138

    Requires Department of Human Services to develop public emergency response plan for licensed providers of services to individuals with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4276

    Establishes "The Ballot Cure Act" to modify and establish various voting procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 4320

    Extends ballot receipt and election certification deadlines; increases certain messenger and bearer ballot limits: requires certain information to increase public awareness and use of voting by mail.**

  • Assembly Bill 4410

    Establishes Community College Opportunity Grant Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to provide last-dollar financial aid grants to county college students and Student Success Incentive funding to county colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 4433

    Creates grant program to encourage school districts to partner with institutions of higher education in training school-based mental health services providers.

  • 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 4461

    Requires State to enter into contract and coordinate with certain cooperative purchasing systems for procurement of COVID-19 related goods and services by school districts.***

  • 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 4481

    Establishes New Jersey Task Force on Long-Term Care Quality and Safety.

  • Assembly Bill 4486

    Authorizes MVC to use stored driver's license or identification card photo for longer than eight years; limits certain appointment times at MVC locations to senior citizens and persons with certain medical conditions during COVID-19 pandemic.*

  • Assembly Bill 4655

    Limits police presence at polling places and ballot drop boxes; prohibits electioneering within 100 feet of ballot drop box.**

  • Assembly Bill 4806

    Permits municipalities to authorize programs encouraging local shopping through property tax rewards; validates certain related municipal actions.*

  • Assembly Bill 4853

    Reduces or delays increases in employer unemployment taxes related to benefits paid during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4864

    Makes FY 2021 supplemental appropriation of $3,000,000 to DHS for temporary 25 percent increase to certain assisted living resident provider in Medicaid.*

  • Assembly Bill 5033

    Authorizes motor vehicle dealers to sell motor vehicles online and obtain electronic signatures for motor vehicle transactions.

  • 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 5114

    Appropriates $37.16 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for recreation and conservation purposes to DEP for State capital and park development projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5207

    Prohibits State and local entities and private detention facilities from entering into agreement to detain noncitizens.*

  • Assembly Bill 5322

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

  • Assembly Bill 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 5705

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

  • Assembly Bill 5758

    Provides funding for experiential housing advocacy programs to provide legal services for low- and moderate-income tenants in need of housing assistance; appropriates $2 million. *

  • Assembly Bill 5820

    Provides for termination of public health emergency declared by Governor to address COVID-19 pandemic, except certain executive orders, directives, and powers will remain in effect temporarily.

Vetoed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 3841

    Automatically extends time to file gross income tax or corporation business tax return if federal government extends filing or payment due date for federal returns.

  • Assembly Bill 3846

    Creates "Temporary Lost Wage Unemployment Program;" allows persons to claim for lost wages due to coronavirus disease 2019, and employers to pay wages to workers ordered under quarantine by licensed healthcare practitioner; appropriates $20,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3858

    Requires Commissioner of Human Services to issue supplemental cash assistance payments to Work First New Jersey recipients under certain circumstances; makes appropriation.

Passed the General Assembly · 28
  • Assembly Bill 275

    Allows persons owing certain court-imposed financial obligations and ordered by court to serve term of probation or diversionary program to earn transformative credit against amount owed by participating in treatment programs, educational or vocational se

  • Assembly Bill 723

    Prohibits disqualification of certain minority-owned and women-owned businesses for certification.

  • Assembly Bill 801

    Require business seeking to perform State contract to disclose certain labor and employment law violations.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    Requires each county to establish inmate reentry services committee.

  • Assembly Bill 1003

    Requires DHS to develop outreach plan to inform certain students about Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1504

    Requires publication of certain information related to toll discounts on E-ZPass website.

  • Assembly Bill 1534

    "New Jersey Works Act"; Permits businesses to create pre-employment training programs in partnership with nonprofit organizations or educational institutions; provides tax credit to businesses that provide financial assistance to pre-employment training p

  • Assembly Bill 1971

    Directs BPU to develop and implement electric school bus pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 2285

    Establishes standard medical expense deduction under SNAP for certain senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 2717

    Provides for immediate issuance of marriage and civil union licenses; provides for 72 hour waiting period prior to ceremony.

  • Assembly Bill 3266

    Requires Medicaid managed care organizations to notify certain beneficiaries of maximum coverage for personal care service hours.

  • Assembly Bill 3827

    Authorizes creation of "New Jersey Council on Access and Mobility."

  • Assembly Bill 3839

    Makes supplemental appropriation of up to $20 million from General Fund to DOE to support school facility cleaning and sanitization.

  • Assembly Bill 3847

    Provides paid leave without utilizing accumulated leave time for local government employees under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3964

    Permits remote application for marriage and civil union license for patients with certain life-threatening symptoms during period of Executive Order 103 of 2020; eliminates waiting period.

  • Assembly Bill 4168

    Provides for student recipients of educational opportunity funds to be exempt from 20 hour weekly work requirement ordinarily required for student SNAP participation.

  • Assembly Bill 4202

    Requires Department of Human Services to establish and maintain hotline for persons with disability for use during emergency of disaster.*

  • Assembly Bill 4239

    Requires Division of Developmental Disabilities, during publichealth emergency, to develop guidance for in-person visitation at community-based residential settings for individuals with developmental disabilities and require providers to allow such visita

  • Assembly Bill 4319

    Establishes certain temporary and permanent privileges for certain alcoholic beverage licensees; authorizes certain activities, events, and festivals in which certain alcoholic beverage licensees may participate.

  • Assembly Bill 4436

    Establishes "Student Mental Health Task Force." *

  • Assembly Bill 4437

    Permits certain mental health professionals working in school districts to refer or help facilitate referral of students to private professional counselors.

  • Assembly Bill 4485

    Dedicates personal protective equipment to long-term care facilities, home health agencies, hospice care providers, health care service firms, PACE programs, and certain community-based providers during public health emergency.***

  • Assembly Bill 4815

    Establishes certain guidelines for health insurance carriers concerning step therapy protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 4833

    Expands crime of bias intimidation; establishes additional penalties for crimes of bias intimidation and harassment; establishes bias intimidation motivation damages.*

  • Assembly Bill 5133

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

  • Assembly Bill 5135

    Allows continued use of heaters and tents by food or beverage establishments under certain circumstances during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.*

  • Assembly Bill 5136

    Includes use of physical barriers as social distancing measure for food or beverage establishments during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.*

  • Assembly Bill 5139

    Eases certain food and beverage establishment tent requirements during coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.*

Out of committee · 43
  • 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 795

    Prohibits sale of cosmetic products that have been tested on animals.

  • Assembly Bill 1004

    Increases hourly limit of reimbursable personal care assistant services under NJ WorkAbility Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1020

    Requires certain hospitals and healthcare facilities to collect patients' gender and sexual orientation information.

  • Assembly Bill 1372

    Requires lead paint inspection on certain residential rental property, including upon tenant turnover; establishes lead-based paint hazard education program; appropriates $3,900,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1400

    Includes certain armed security officers regulated by "Detective Melvin Vincent Santiago's Law" in crimes of assault and disarming an officer.

  • Assembly Bill 1431

    Provides assistance to manufacturing businesses by having certain State agencies promote economic development and identify credentials needed for careers in modern manufacturing.

  • Assembly Bill 1731

    Prohibits release of personal identifying information of violent crime victims and witnesses under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 1749

    Amends statute that criminalizes display of symbols, objects, or graffiti exposing another to threats of violence to specifically include noose, burning cross, or other symbol of hate. *

  • Assembly Bill 1755

    Requires Silver Alert System receive same broadcast alerts as Amber Alert System.

  • Assembly Bill 1964

    Expands training for judges, law enforcement officers and assistant county prosecutors concerning handling of domestic violence cases. *

  • Assembly Bill 2152

    Authorizes DCA, DEP, DOT, and municipalities, to provide priority consideration to permit applications for green building projects.*

  • Assembly Bill 2204

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

  • 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 2441

    Requires DHS to employ Transportation Planning Coordinator to oversee provision of transportation services. *

  • Assembly Bill 2487

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

  • Assembly Bill 2624

    Establishes a manufacturing reinvestment account program to incentivize capital investment and workforce training in New Jersey with income tax rate reductions, deferrals, and accelerated deductions.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

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

  • Assembly Bill 2890

    Requires certain standards for professional and occupational boards considering applicants with criminal history records.

  • Assembly Bill 3594

    Renames "board of chosen freeholders" to "board of county commissioners" and "freeholder" and "chosen freeholder" to "county commissioner"; requires counties to update materials to reflect this title change.

  • Assembly Bill 3844

    Concerns business interruption insurance during coronavirus disease 2019 state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3905

    Revises requirements for cash assistance benefits under Work First New Jersey program; appropriates $25 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3946

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

  • Assembly Bill 3956

    Establishes "2020 New Jersey Emergency Rental Assistance Program"; appropriates $100 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3970

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

  • 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 4151

    Revises and updates membership and purpose of Advisory Council on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 4225

    Prohibits lawful presence in United States as qualification for obtaining professional or occupational license.

  • Assembly Bill 4242

    Requires DHS to conduct public outreach regarding noncitizen SNAP participation.

  • Assembly Bill 4288

    Establishes certain requirements concerning rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, undesignated/non-binary, questioning, queer, intersex, and HIV-positive residents of long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4413

    Appropriates $30 million to EDA from federal "Coronavirus Relief Fund" to assist food establishments impacted by Executive Order No. 158.

  • Assembly Bill 4422

    Establishes "Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Long-Term Planning Commission" in DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 4446

    Requires certain provisions in State contracts for delivery of publicly financed mental health, behavioral health, and addiction services.

  • Assembly Bill 4656

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

  • Assembly Bill 4855

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

  • Assembly Bill 4886

    Requires resources be made available to victims of sexual assault.

  • Assembly Bill 4888

    Requires AG issue annual report concerning sexual assault cases.*

  • Assembly Bill 4889

    Establishes sexual violence liaison officer in Division of State Police and local police departments.

  • Assembly Bill 5034

    Reduces age at which health benefit plans cover colorectal cancer screenings from 50 to 45.

  • Assembly Bill 5115

    Appropriates $30.387 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5137

    Requires ABC to waive fee for alcoholic beverage COVID-19 Expansion Permit.

  • 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.

In committee · 111
  • Assembly Bill 194

    Requires registry of animal rescue organizations; requires animal rescue, pet shop, shelter, or pound notify person adopting or purchasing animal of animal's behavioral and medical history; designated as "Rocky's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 214

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

  • Assembly Bill 220

    Requires training for constables.

  • Assembly Bill 241

    Bars sex offenders from jobs which primarily consist of contact with children.

  • 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 478

    "Transparency in Government Act"; provides for establishment of State public finance website.

  • Assembly Bill 493

    Creates special license plates supporting Autism Awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 499

    Requires telemarketers making sales calls to display their name and telephone number on any caller identification service.

  • Assembly Bill 509

    Establishes asset forfeiture reporting and transparency requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 518

    Requires criminal history record background checks for public employees handling vital records.

  • Assembly Bill 521

    Expands eligible municipalities under the "Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit Act" to include Harrison Town in Hudson County.

  • Assembly Bill 568

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

  • 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 635

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

  • Assembly Bill 657

    Provides transparency and accountability reforms at PANYNJ; modifies governance structure; provides legislative oversight of PANYNJ; and regulates capital planning process.

  • Assembly Bill 659

    Clarifies prohibition on preexisting condition exclusions in health insurance policies.

  • Assembly Bill 680

    Establishes certain requirements concerning rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, queer, and intersex residents of long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 958

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

  • Assembly Bill 968

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

  • Assembly Bill 1005

    "Medicaid Transportation Brokerage Program Oversight and Accountability Act"; establishes vehicle, staffing, and performance standards, and review and reporting requirements for non-emergency medical transport provided under Medicaid transportation broker

  • Assembly Bill 1041

    Directs Commissioner of Education to appoint coordinator and regional consultants to coordinate the education of students with traumatic brain injury.

  • Assembly Bill 1047

    Changes ratio for earnings offset of workers' compensation permanent total disability benefit payments.

  • Assembly Bill 1097

    Requires NJT to adopt nondiscrimination policy and requires annual training on nondiscrimination policy.

  • Assembly Bill 1200

    Establishes ranked-choice voting procedure for elections for Governor, State Senate, State General Assembly, United States Senate and House of Representatives, and presidential primaries and general elections for electors for United States President and V

  • Assembly Bill 1213

    Revises time period at which unit owners assume control of homeowners' associations.

  • 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 1287

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

  • Assembly Bill 1298

    "Garden State Manufacturing Jobs Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1305

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

  • Assembly Bill 1316

    Provides $21 minimum annual energy assistance to qualified families.

  • Assembly Bill 1336

    Requires DCA to establish procedures for inspection and abatement of mold hazards in residential buildings and school facilities, and certification programs for mold inspectors and mold hazard abatement workers.

  • Assembly Bill 1339

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

  • Assembly Bill 1353

    Requires drivers to stop at railroad crossing when on-track equipment is approaching railroad crossing.

  • Assembly Bill 1358

    Criminalizes tampering with school bus recordings; requires schools to have school bus video reviewed and to adopt plan for monthly inspection of cameras and video footage.

  • Assembly Bill 1368

    Amends Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations act to include number of degrees awarded to veterans in Outcomes-Based Allocation funding for senior public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 1399

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

  • Assembly Bill 1404

    Requires collection and reporting of information concerning crimes against the elderly and disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 1419

    Revises identification badge requirements for hospital staff.

  • Assembly Bill 1432

    Requires psychological examination when parent loses custody of child and wants to regain custody of child who is in care or custody of grandparent.

  • Assembly Bill 1457

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

  • Assembly Bill 1469

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

  • Assembly Bill 1471

    Requires State Treasurer to organize and publish certain contract and grant data and information on State expenditure Internet website.

  • Assembly Bill 1510

    Requires cable television companies to provide faster Internet access speed to certain customers.

  • Assembly Bill 1512

    Requires cable television companies to provide cable television service and broadband Internet speed to all committed service areas before cable television companies allow paid prioritization of Internet network traffic.

  • Assembly Bill 1523

    Creates "Congestion Pricing Cost Relief Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1550

    Requires omnibus drivers to inspect bus at end of route for passengers with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1574

    Imposes motor vehicle penalty points for certain violations of "move over law"; establishes public awareness campaign; designated as "Slow Down or Move Over, It's the Law Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1606

    Increases certain penalties for violations of wage and hour law.

  • Assembly Bill 1608

    Requires continued coverage of prescription drugs for certain medical conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 1622

    Transfers authority over special nutrition assistance programs from DOH to DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 1645

    Creates fourth degree crime of operating drone equipped with weapon.

  • Assembly Bill 1722

    Requires door to operator's cabin be locked on NJT trains.

  • Assembly Bill 1727

    Permits undesignated non-binary gender individuals to indicate "X" for sex on any driver's license or non-driver identification card issued by MVC.

  • Assembly Bill 1729

    Requires certain providers of transportation services to develop and publish route schedules.

  • Assembly Bill 1730

    Requires lobby security for certain senior citizen high-rise buildings in areas with high violent crime rates.

  • Assembly Bill 1733

    Requires public bodies upon request to provide American Sign Language interpreter at public meetings.

  • Assembly Bill 1745

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to State aid for public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1747

    Prohibits school district from denying admittance to student due to tardiness or violation of dress code or school uniform policy.

  • Assembly Bill 1748

    Prohibits transportation network companies from engaging in surge pricing during state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 1770

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

  • Assembly Bill 1771

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

  • Assembly Bill 1812

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

  • Assembly Bill 1886

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

  • 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 1913

    Establishes School Security Task Force.

  • 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 2090

    Establishes "Fairness in Asset Forfeiture Proceedings Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 2110

    Requires Division of Highway Traffic Safety to conduct public awareness campaign regarding bicycle and pedestrian safety.

  • Assembly Bill 2162

    Establishes "MarcAnthony's Law;" criminalizes use of defaced or stolen firearm to injure a police officer; enhances penalties for defacing a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 2163

    Allows gross income tax deduction for certain student loan interest.

  • Assembly Bill 2166

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

  • Assembly Bill 2168

    Requires high schools to offer computer science course.

  • Assembly Bill 2172

    Establishes Edison Innovation Science and Technology Fund in EDA to provide grants for certain science and technology-based university research; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2173

    Exempts veterans from non-driver identification card fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2189

    The "Liberty State Park Protection Act"; establishes Liberty State Park Advisory Committee and requirements concerning DEP actions related to Liberty State Park.

  • Assembly Bill 2193

    Requires candidates for President and Vice-President of United States to disclose federal income tax returns to appear on ballot; prohibits Electoral College electors from voting for candidates who fail to file income tax returns.

  • 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 2197

    Prevents criminal defendent from asserting "gay and transgender panic" defense to murder charge in order to reduce charge to manslaughter committed in heat of passion.

  • Assembly Bill 2309

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

  • Assembly Bill 2409

    Requires MVC to place notation on vehicle's registration certificate indicating registrant is deaf.

  • Assembly Bill 2422

    Directs installation of electric vehicle charging stations at service areas on State's toll roads.

  • Assembly Bill 2542

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

  • Assembly Bill 2770

    Increases number of home health aide service hours provided to individual with disabilities residing on post-secondary school campus following initial assessment; Requires reassessment every six months.

  • Assembly Bill 2771

    Provides that persons between 18 and 21 years of age with disabilities are eligible to receive direct support professional services from DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 2843

    Requires employers to provide paid leave to employees to vote in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2852

    Directs New Jersey Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Cell, Office of Information Technology, and New Jersey Big Data Alliance to develop advanced cyberinfrastucture strategic plan.

  • Assembly Bill 3265

    Establishes a Personal Care Assistance Task Force in Department of Human Services.

  • Assembly Bill 3520

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $100,000 to DCA for disbursement to Jersey City to examine mass transit and green space needs at Bergen Arches.

  • Assembly Bill 3561

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

  • Assembly Bill 3797

    Establishes New Jersey Bias Crime Offender Registry.

  • Assembly Bill 3885

    Provides that persons between 18 and 21 years of age with disabilities are eligible to receive direct support professional services from DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 4162

    Requires licensed providers of long-term skilled nursing care to establish permanent morgue for use in non-emergent periods and supplemental morgue space for use in public emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4171

    Establishes one-time payment program in Department of Treasury for aid for certain eligible taxpayers; appropriates $35 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4184

    Permits certain cities to transfer a portion of its public employees from a locally-administered health benefits program to SHBP.

  • Assembly Bill 4185

    Establishes Office of Clean Energy Equity in BPU; directs establishment of certain clean energy and energy efficiency programs for overburdened communities.

  • Assembly Bill 4290

    Establishes communication and notification requirements for long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4399

    Provides for spaying and neutering stray or feral cats and establishes fund therefor; designated as "Compassion for Community Cats Law."

  • 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 4465

    Requires driver education courses to include instruction on appropriate actions for driver to take when stopped by law enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 4533

    Provides for advocate in criminal cases concerning welfare or care of animal.

  • Assembly Bill 4540

    Provides immunity from civil and criminal liability for rescue of animal from motor vehicle under inhumane conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 4816

    Requires compensatory time off for correctional police officers and parole officers for work during state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4860

    Establishes certain program requirements for school counselor certification; requires periodic certificate renewal and professional development for school counselors; mandates number of school counselors per public school; establishes position of School C

  • Assembly Bill 5275

    Requires State Auditor to report on finances of public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 5276

    Requires students enrolled in public institutions of higher education to complete course on financial literacy.

  • Assembly Bill 5485

    Prohibits four-year public institution of higher education from charging tuition to student who is spouse or dependent child of disabled veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 5508

    Concerns rights and obligations of employers and employees regarding use of cannabis terms.

  • Assembly Bill 5511

    Makes Fiscal Year 2021 supplemental appropriation of $1,500,000 to BPU for certain broadband telecommunications service subscriber assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 5734

    Establishes criminal penalties for production, sale, and use of false COVID-19 vaccination verification card; requires AG to establish COVID-19 vaccination fraud prevention program.