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Annette Chaparro

Bills in the 2020–2021 Session, General Assembly.

All of Annette Chaparro's terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • Assembly Bill 1219

    Requires owner notification of rabies testing protocol prior to testing of owner's animal for rabies.**

  • Assembly Bill 2360

    Requires electric public utility to charge residential rate for service used by residential customer for electric vehicle charging at charging stations within certain designated parking spaces.*

  • Assembly Bill 3865

    Limits return of items purchased from retail food stores under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4371

    Requires cost savings study of compassionate release program and elimination of mandatory minimum terms; establishes "Corrections Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 4831

    Clarifies classification in this State of criminal offenses committed in other states or under federal law.

  • Assembly Bill 5053

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2021 to include new projects and modify estimated loan amounts for certain projects; modifies terms and conditions for certain loans utilizing federal funds.

  • Assembly Bill 5906

    Rescinds prohibition on return of certain items purchased from retail food stores during COVID-19 state of emergency; provides that future limitations on returns occur during declared public health emergency.

Passed the General Assembly3

  • Assembly Bill 1223

    Requires rail passenger service to provide purchasers with proof of payment at time of purchase.

  • Assembly Bill 5018

    Requires DEP to prioritize funding for environmental infrastructure projects for applicants with established program to employ, at project or related facilities, local residents or residents of nearby urban aid qualifying municipalities.*

  • Assembly Bill 5337

    Requires DOT to implement complete streets policy that considers persons with certain disabilities.*

Out of committee5

  • Assembly Bill 1221

    Requires emergency contact information and access instructions for social services hotline to be provided to tenants of multiple dwellings.

  • Assembly Bill 1222

    Requires State agency to redact person's handwritten signature prior to publishing documents on agency's Internet website.

  • Assembly Bill 3956

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

  • Assembly Bill 5339

    Requires driver education programs to be inclusive of all students.

  • Assembly Bill 5389

    Allows tax credits for nonresidential and multifamily building improvement expenses to reduce spread of COVID-19.*

In committee17

  • Assembly Bill 1212

    Directs public utilities and pipeline operators to reimburse municipalities for certain emergency services.

  • Assembly Bill 1213

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

  • Assembly Bill 1214

    Authorizes municipalities to regulate Internet-organized events.

  • Assembly Bill 1215

    Prohibits use of gap in automobile insurance coverage as rating factor in automobile insurance underwriting under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1216

    "Addi's Law"; makes parent's conviction for murder of child's other parent grounds for termination of parental rights.

  • 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 1218

    Revises law governing theater liquor licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1220

    Establishes penalty for withholding identification to hinder apprehension or prosecution.

  • Assembly Bill 1857

    Establishes "Business Tax and Incentive Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 1876

    Requires school bus drivers to retake certain knowledge and skills tests.

  • Assembly Bill 3253

    Requires AG to regulate and register certain youth football leagues.

  • Assembly Bill 3263

    Prohibits municipal vacant property registration fees in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3511

    Requires DHS and other appropriate state agencies to disseminate information on transportation options for persons with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4744

    Permits use of instant run-off voting in balloting for certain local elective public offices.

  • Assembly Bill 4969

    Establishes COVID-19 Local Food Pantry Assistance Grant Program in DHS; appropriates $4 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5172

    "Palisades Cliffs Protection Act," limits height of new construction in area below cliffs east of Palisades.

  • Assembly Bill 5514

    Prohibits tourist helicopter operations in New Jersey.

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 1148

    Requires emergency contact information and access instructions for social services hotline to be provided to tenants of multiple dwellings.

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 2332

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

Co-sponsored

Became law · 33
  • 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 970

    Establishes Mental Health Screening in Schools Grant Program in DOE; appropriates $1 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 1226

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

  • Assembly Bill 2186

    Establishes Statewide database of beds in shelters for the homeless.

  • Assembly Bill 2264

    Requires provider of electronic communication service to preserve information reported to law enforcement related to endangerment of children for 180 days.

  • 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 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 3845

    Authorizes EDA to make grants during periods of emergency declared by Governor and for duration of economic disruptions due to emergency; allows EDA to grant certain business documentation submission deadline extensions.

  • Assembly Bill 3848

    Concerns time off from work in connection with infectious disease.

  • Assembly Bill 3850

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

  • Assembly Bill 3851

    Permits extension of deadlines for adoption of county and municipal budgets under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3855

    Requires food access information be displayed on websites of 2-1-1 system and executive branch departments during public health emergencies to the extent practicable.

  • Assembly Bill 3859

    Concerns prohibition of residential tenant eviction and eviction due to residential foreclosure during certain emergency circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3860

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

  • Assembly Bill 3870

    "Defense Against Porch Pirates Act"; amends theft statute.

  • 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 4276

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

  • 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 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 4745

    Raises from 45 to 57 maximum eligibility age for exempt fireman certificates and membership in New Jersey State Fireman's Association.

  • Assembly Bill 4746

    Requires that certain provider subsidy payments for child care services be based on enrollment.

  • 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 4881

    Prohibits appeal of land use decision related to holding meeting electronically.

  • Assembly Bill 5160

    Establishes minimum energy and water efficiency standards for certain products sold, offered for sale, or leased in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 5207

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

  • Assembly Bill 5520

    Increases income eligibility limits for PAAD program and Senior Gold Prescription Discount Program by $10,000.

  • Assembly Bill 5589

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

  • Assembly Bill 5814

    Creates Office of School Bus Safety in Department of Education; appropriates $200,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 5818

    Provides for debarment of school bus contractors for certain violations; requires certain information in pupil transportation contract bid.

  • Assembly Bill 5852

    Requires DMVA veterans' memorial homes to communicate with veterans' guardians via at least two communication means.

  • Assembly Bill 5854

    Requires position of resident advocate at each State veterans' memorial home.

  • Assembly Bill 5864

    Allows law enforcement officers to review body worn camera recordings prior to creating initial report.

  • Assembly Bill 6093

    Mandates periodic cancer screening examinations for firefighters enrolled in SHBP. *

Vetoed · 6
  • Assembly Bill 3813

    Permits use of virtual or remote instruction to meet minimum 180-day school year requirement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3842

    Establishes Bridging the Digital Divide in Schools Grant Program in DOE to provide and expand access to technology and equipment for students in certain school districts.

  • 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 3856

    Makes FY 2020 supplemental appropriation of $10 million for healthcare and residential facility sanitation due to coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak.

  • Assembly Bill 3857

    Makes FY 2020 supplemental appropriations of $15 million for grants to food banks.

  • 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 · 15
  • Assembly Bill 246

    Authorizes county colleges to establish and operate student dormitories.

  • Assembly Bill 724

    Includes crime of creating false public alarms as form of bias intimidation.

  • Assembly Bill 1055

    Establishes five-year community schools pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 1078

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

  • Assembly Bill 1599

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

  • Assembly Bill 1971

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

  • 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 4170

    Restricts use of certain data collected for purposes of contact tracing related to COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4681

    Concerns residential community release programs.*

  • 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 5123

    Requires group homes and other community-based residential programs, as condition of licensure, to implement policies to prevent social isolation of residents.

  • 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 5784

    Creates sexual assault prevention and response program and coordinator in DMVA.

Out of committee · 72
  • Assembly Bill 631

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 672

    Limits patient information behavioral health care providers may disclose to health insurance carriers.

  • Assembly Bill 795

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

  • Assembly Bill 804

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

  • Assembly Bill 995

    Establishes Veterans Assistance Grant Program for nonprofit organizations to provide certain services to veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1061

    Requires DOH and DHS to identify and take appropriate steps to secure federal sources of funding to support maternal mental health.

  • Assembly Bill 1075

    Requires DEP, DOH, DCA, owners or operators of public water systems, and owners or operators of certain buildings to take certain actions to prevent and control cases of Legionnaires' disease.

  • Assembly Bill 1292

    Regulates sale of handgun ammunition and develops system for electronic reporting of firearm information.

  • Assembly Bill 1354

    Establishes certain additional examination and special learner's permit requirements.

  • 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 1527

    Raises pay for election workers to $300 per day; appropriates $7,000,000 to Department of State. *

  • Assembly Bill 1562

    Permits issuance of motorcycle endorsement to certain out-of-State military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 1601

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

  • Assembly Bill 1626

    Requires EDA to establish loan program for certain costs of electric-powered school bus purchases by local school districts and school bus contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 1646

    Establishes "Security Deposit Assistance Pilot Program" in Passaic, Union, Essex, Hudson, Gloucester, Atlantic, Camden, and Mercer counties, appropriates $400,000.*

  • Assembly Bill 1728

    Requires depository institutions to provide paper account statements to elder adults.

  • Assembly Bill 1731

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

  • Assembly Bill 1736

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

  • Assembly Bill 1740

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

  • Assembly Bill 1742

    Clarifies and expands landlord registration procedures; creates certain rights for tenants; makes certain changes concerning tenant notifications, inspections, and maintenance in multiple dwellings; permits percentage of affordable housing obligation to b

  • Assembly Bill 1755

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

  • Assembly Bill 1834

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

  • Assembly Bill 1919

    "Fair Chance in Housing Act"; establishes certain housing rights of persons with criminal records.

  • Assembly Bill 1943

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

  • 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 2152

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

  • Assembly Bill 2161

    Allows NJ gross income tax deduction for charitable contributions of food made from business inventory.

  • 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 2350

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

  • Assembly Bill 2418

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

  • Assembly Bill 2487

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

  • Assembly Bill 2562

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

  • Assembly Bill 2607

    Revises definition of "public works projects" to permit project labor agreements for more projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

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

  • Assembly Bill 2636

    Concerns online marketing of affordable housing units.

  • Assembly Bill 2846

    Permits certain local units and authorities to reduce water, and sewer, and stormwater fees and other charges for low-income persons.

  • Assembly Bill 3191

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

  • Assembly Bill 3194

    "New Jersey Ticket Consumer Choice Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3394

    "Laura Wooten's Law"; Requires civics instruction in middle school; authorizes New Jersey Center for Civic Education to provide curricula, professional development and technical assistance for middle and high school civics.*

  • Assembly Bill 3471

    Concerns certification of tax collectors.

  • Assembly Bill 3844

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

  • Assembly Bill 4007

    Requires DOH to implement and oversee Isolation Prevention Project in long-term care facilities during public emergencies.

  • 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 4058

    Prohibits law enforcement agencies from considering number of arrests made and citations issued when evaluating police officer's professional performance.

  • Assembly Bill 4190

    Permits certain entertainment and retail activity during current public health emergency and state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4235

    Requires public health emergency credits to be awarded to certain inmates and parolees during public health emergency; prohibits contact with victim upon release of inmate awarded credits.***

  • Assembly Bill 4422

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

  • Assembly Bill 4487

    Establishes NJMVC Virtual Check-In Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4530

    Establishes Statewide universal newborn home nurse visitation program in DCF; appropriates $2.75 million. *

  • Assembly Bill 4617

    Addresses certain landlord expenses in response to COVID-19 pandemic; appropriates $300 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4632

    Requires MVC to provide written knowledge examination online during COVID-19 public health emergency and state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4663

    Creates two-year "Restorative and Transformative Justice for Youths and Communities Pilot Program" in Juvenile Justice Commission; appropriates $4.2 million in FY 2022 and FY 2023.*

  • Assembly Bill 4819

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

  • Assembly Bill 4825

    Revises cybersecurity, asset management, and related reporting requirements in "Water Quality Accountability Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4979

    Establishes immunity relating to COVID-19 spread in planned real estate developments.

  • Assembly Bill 5016

    Establishes Water Apprenticeship, Training, and Resources Pilot Program in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 5030

    Provides that firearms purchaser identification card is valid for four years; requires training prior to issuance of firearms cards and handgun purchase permits; revises procedures for passing of firearms to heir or legatee.

  • Assembly Bill 5034

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

  • Assembly Bill 5193

    Requires MVC to provide reasonable accommodation to persons with disabilities during certain knowledge examinations.

  • Assembly Bill 5223

    Provides CBT tax credit for certain deliveries of low carbon concrete and for costs of conducting environmental product declaration analyses of low carbon concrete. *

  • Assembly Bill 5243

    Establishes "Biannual Small Business Matchmaker Initiative" in Department of State.

  • Assembly Bill 5262

    Revises eligibility requirements for NJ Workability Program and Personal Assistance Services Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5367

    Codifies same-sex marriage in the statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 5380

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide certain student loan information.

  • Assembly Bill 5647

    "New Jersey Safe Storage of Firearms Act"; establishes certain requirements and penalties regarding firearm storage; repeals law governing minor's access to firearm; requires AG to establish public awareness campaign regarding firearm storage; appropriate

  • 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 5787

    Requires newly manufactured semi-automatic handguns to be micro-stamped; establishes handgun database.

  • Assembly Bill 5862

    "Responsible Collective Negotiations Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5974

    Modifies lists of projects eligible to receive loans for environmental infrastructure projects from NJ Infrastructure Bank for FY2022.

  • Assembly Bill 5994

    Establishes "Household Water Assistance Program"; appropriates $75 million.

  • Assembly Bill 6099

    Revises law prohibiting cruel tethering and confinement of dogs; establishes procedures for seizure, care, and forfeiture of animals involved in animal cruelty violations.

In committee · 203
  • Assembly Bill 172

    Allows long term tax exemption extension for certain low-income housing.

  • Assembly Bill 202

    Requires mandatory registration of family day care providers.

  • Assembly Bill 203

    Establishes a 500 foot drug free zone around child care centers.

  • 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 211

    Makes consent to register with Selective Service part of driver's license application process for males under age 26.

  • Assembly Bill 224

    Allows corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to businesses paying a salary differential to National Guard members or reservists on active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 248

    Requires instruction on information literacy in curriculum of students in grades kindergarten through 12.

  • Assembly Bill 250

    Establishes fire safety standards and protocols for certain light frame residential construction; requires placards identifying primary structural systems of buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 271

    Designates drug court program as the "special probation recovery court program" in statutes.

  • 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 358

    Exempts judges and justices from jury duty.

  • Assembly Bill 375

    Requires involuntary commitment of certain individuals who have been administered opioid antidotes.

  • Assembly Bill 376

    Requires health insurance coverage for annual mental health screening.

  • Assembly Bill 488

    Excludes certain Medicaid income from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 490

    Permits landlords to take actions after death of tenant in certain situations.

  • Assembly Bill 528

    Prohibits release of home addresses of certain public safety employees by governmental entities.

  • Assembly Bill 530

    Establishes minimum certified nurse aide-to-resident ratios in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 533

    Requires property record cards and tax maps prepared in conjunction with revaluations to be produced in electronic format.

  • Assembly Bill 535

    Removes examination requirement for relicensure as real estate broker, broker-salesperson or salesperson by licensed real estate referral agents under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 536

    Dedicates unencumbered revenue collected from vehicle size and weight enforcement to Transportation Trust Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 545

    Criminalizes owner or landlord knowingly renting dwelling to tenant that is illegal occupancy which causes serious bodily injury to or death of another person.

  • Assembly Bill 566

    Requires State parks, forests, State-owned beaches, and MVC offices to remain open to public if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by NJ Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 568

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

  • Assembly Bill 619

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

  • 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 629

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

  • Assembly Bill 632

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

  • Assembly Bill 661

    Requires kennels and veterinary facilities to provide for supervision of dogs, training of employees, and maintenance of certain records; designated as "Daisy's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 668

    Expands duties of Commission on Human Trafficking to include studying connection between human trafficking and illicit massage parlor businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 684

    Authorizes appointment of limited guardian to direct treatment for person with substance use impairment, or involuntary commitment to treatment when substance use disorder poses imminent danger to self, others, or property.

  • Assembly Bill 686

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

  • Assembly Bill 699

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

  • Assembly Bill 706

    Establishes maternity care standards for general hospitals providing maternity care.

  • Assembly Bill 710

    The "New Jersey Youth Justice Transformation Act;" annually appropriates $100 million to Juvenile Justice Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 721

    Clarifies that civilian public safety directors of municipal, county, and State police departments do not have police powers.

  • Assembly Bill 726

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of plug-in hybrid vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 750

    Grants certain employment protections to campus police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 813

    Establishes prisoner reentry peer support hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 816

    Prohibits DOC and other public entities from entering into contracts with for-profit, private correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 817

    Prohibits State-chartered financial institutions from investing in private correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 818

    Requires DOC to provide educational and employment counseling to inmates prior to release.

  • Assembly Bill 819

    Requires DOC to provide training to inmates for certain post-release employment.

  • Assembly Bill 820

    Concerns vocational training for certain inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 821

    Requires DOC to provide substance use disorder services to every inmate in need of treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 822

    Requires DOC to coordinate with MVC and assist inmates with driver's license renewals upon release from incarceration.

  • Assembly Bill 824

    Prohibits certain light frame residential construction in densely populated census tracts; establishes construction requirements for certain light frame residential construction in other census tracts.

  • Assembly Bill 831

    Prohibits sale of infant walkers.

  • Assembly Bill 846

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

  • 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 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 874

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

  • Assembly Bill 878

    Permits group self-insurance plans for, and collective bargaining agreements improving the provision of, workers' compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 979

    Requires DOH to establish maternity care evaluation protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 1022

    Directs DOH to develop standardized perinatal health curriculum for community health workers.

  • Assembly Bill 1067

    Requires Commissioner of Health to designate special care nursing facility to treat patients with psychiatric and substance use disorders dual diagnosis.

  • Assembly Bill 1108

    "Mary's Law"; requires Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund to provide direct payments for purchases of specialized, modified motor vehicles.

  • 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 1141

    Increases from 18 to 21 age at which person is eligible to receive firearms purchaser identification.

  • 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 1235

    Upgrades certain penalties for criminal street gang recruitment and criminality; imposes mandatory minimum sentence for certain offenses; establishes accomplice liability and imposes restrictions for certain recruiters.

  • Assembly Bill 1240

    Concerns application of residential rental property inspection findings in rental assistance determinations and eviction actions.

  • 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 1262

    Requires public water systems to develop lead service line inventories and replace lead service lines.

  • Assembly Bill 1312

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

  • Assembly Bill 1321

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

  • Assembly Bill 1327

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

  • Assembly Bill 1329

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

  • Assembly Bill 1406

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rates for private duty nursing services.

  • Assembly Bill 1448

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

  • Assembly Bill 1468

    Imposes restrictions concerning Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission commissioners, officers, and employees regarding employment, gifts, and compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1598

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

  • Assembly Bill 1602

    Provides veterans with up to 60 credits tuition-free at county college serving county of residence.

  • Assembly Bill 1606

    Increases certain penalties for violations of wage and hour law.

  • Assembly Bill 1609

    Clarifies that owners of self-driving motor vehicles must comply with existing insurance requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 1647

    Upgrades assault on victims who are disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 1656

    Requires fire suppression systems in new single and two family homes.

  • Assembly Bill 1683

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

  • Assembly Bill 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 1737

    Requires parent or guardian to annually notify school district in writing of intention to home-school child; requires school district to compile and post on district website number of home-schooled children.

  • Assembly Bill 1738

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

  • Assembly Bill 1745

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

  • Assembly Bill 1759

    Establishes process for county colleges to offer baccalaureate degree nursing programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1768

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

  • 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 1889

    Concerns outreach and training for minorities and women in the construction industry.

  • 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 1900

    Allows for the establishment of a "County Tenant Legal Assistance Program" in each county; requires portion of the administrative fee for residential mortgage execution sales fund the program.

  • Assembly Bill 1950

    Permits person admitted into court-ordered supervisory treatment program for drug or alcohol dependency to earn credit against amount owed on certain court-imposed financial obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 2006

    Allows military member to qualify for resident tuition rate at county college.

  • 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 2032

    Requires registration, inspection, testing, cleaning, and disinfection of cooling towers to control outbreaks of Legionnaire's Disease.

  • Assembly Bill 2038

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

  • Assembly Bill 2124

    Establishes Office of Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders Policy to oversee, direct, and coordinate resources, funding, and data tracking concerning treatment of substance use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 2153

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

  • Assembly Bill 2154

    Requires posting of signs warning of presence of, and potential danger caused by, duckweed on water bodies in public parks.

  • Assembly Bill 2155

    "Digital Currency Jobs Creation Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2156

    "Chloe's Pet Access Law"; permits dogs in outdoor seating areas of restaurants under certain circumstances; codifies current requirements concerning live animals in food establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2158

    Clarifies DHS authority to regulate sober living homes and halfway houses as residential substance abuse aftercare facilities; requires background checks and other protections for residents of residential substance abuse facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2159

    Requires hospitals to establish sepsis recognition and treatment protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 2160

    Prohibits certain steering and marketing practices involving dispensing of prescription drugs and drug samples.

  • 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 2165

    Permits up to seven dollar increase in surcharge for document recordation with county in support of county homelessness housing trust funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2166

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

  • Assembly Bill 2167

    Upgrades simple assault to aggravated assault if committed against crossing guard or parking enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 2169

    Establishes program to reimburse local governments for federal grant funds lost due to "sanctuary jurisdiction" status.

  • Assembly Bill 2170

    Allows students to use certain grant awards during summer session.

  • Assembly Bill 2171

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing or email to disclose information; prohibits subscriber penalty.

  • 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 2174

    Prohibits imposition of certain penalties for driving with license suspended for parking violations.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    Requires Secretary of State to establish online voter registration website; authorizes use of digitized signatures from New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's database; permits voter registration at polling place on any election day.

  • Assembly Bill 2176

    Exempts certain health information contained in 9-1-1 calls from definition of government record.

  • Assembly Bill 2182

    Requires applicants for commercial driver license to complete training course on handling and responding to suspected human trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 2183

    Requires nursing homes to permit use of electronic monitoring devices at request of resident.

  • Assembly Bill 2187

    Establishes five-year moratorium on conversions of certain residential rental premises in qualified counties.

  • 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 2191

    Requires Attorney General to establish Statewide gun buyback program.

  • 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 2269

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

  • Assembly Bill 2279

    Establishes pilot program for integrated system of treatment for opioid use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 2299

    Directs the suspension, by operation of law, of certain offenders' child support obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 2310

    Requires gubernatorial and legislative candidate and joint candidates committees to adopt anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policy.

  • 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 2642

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

  • Assembly Bill 2708

    Allows therapy dogs in rental housing units; expands protection under "Law against Discrimination."

  • Assembly Bill 2830

    Requires health benefits coverage for buprenorphine and buprenorphine/naloxone for pain treatment without step therapy or fail-first protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 2840

    Directs certain unclaimed water utility deposits in Unclaimed Utility Deposits Trust Fund be paid to Statewide nonprofit utility assistance organizations meeting certain eligibility criteria.

  • Assembly Bill 3093

    Provides $3,000 gross income tax deduction for certain taxpayers providing home care for an elderly relative.

  • Assembly Bill 3262

    Requires certain county inmates be provided with reentry assistance before their release.

  • Assembly Bill 3522

    Prohibits sewerage authorities, municipal authorities, and local units of government from charging interest on unpaid sewer fees and charges attributable to State or local entities, including housing authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 3550

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

  • Assembly Bill 3587

    Requires public agency receiving State funds to post on website use of State funds for public work contracts with minority, women, and veteran owned business.

  • Assembly Bill 4171

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

  • 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 4302

    Requires county board of elections to mail notice to mail-in voters after each election confirming ballot was received and counted.

  • Assembly Bill 4387

    Expands NJ FamilyCare to ensure healthcare benefits are available to all uninsured children under 19 years of age who live in New Jersey; appropriates $3 million for outreach, enrollment, and retention regarding NJ FamilyCare.

  • 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 4510

    Increases Fiscal Year 2020 appropriation for Extended Employment services by $2.5 million to ensure rate stability.

  • Assembly Bill 4575

    Directs NJ Department of Agriculture to request necessary waivers from US Department of Agriculture to provide food and meals during school closures due to COVID-19 public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4641

    Revises law prohibiting feeding of black bear.

  • Assembly Bill 4658

    Requires refunds for payments made to venues for events canceled due to coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and caps additional venue charges at no more than rate of inflation for rescheduled events.

  • Assembly Bill 4662

    Establishes Safe Remote Learning Program in DOE to support provision of remote instruction facilities by public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 4672

    Establishes Emergency Child Care Assistance Program for School Staff in DHS throughout duration of coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4673

    Permits pharmacists to prescribe self-administered hormonal contraceptives under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4711

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide coverage for treatment of mental health conditions and substance use disorders through collaborative care.

  • Assembly Bill 4735

    Requires institution of higher education to provide victim-centered training to employees who assist student victims of sexual assault.

  • Assembly Bill 4765

    Clarifies spitting in law enforcement officer's food or drink constitutes aggravated assault; requires certain sanctions on restaurant employees who commit this crime.

  • Assembly Bill 4816

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

  • Assembly Bill 4848

    "Reproductive Freedom Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4924

    Establishes assistance program to assist landlord of one- and two-family dwellings during COVID-19 pandemic; appropriates $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4946

    Provides gross income tax credits for certain education and child care expenditures incurred by taxpayers with qualifying children engaged in virtual or remote instruction because of COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 4977

    Requires MVC to make mobile units available to reduce service delays at overcrowded agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 5043

    Requires Local Finance Board to make certain findings prior to dissolution of municipal water authority.

  • Assembly Bill 5132

    Creates resume bank for certain persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5141

    Requires all prescriptions be transmitted electronically, subject to certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 5143

    Revises "Homelessness Prevention Program"; appropriates $300 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5155

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

  • Assembly Bill 5192

    Provides temporary extension of certain motor vehicle registrations.

  • Assembly Bill 5195

    Prohibits use of anti-concurrent causation clauses in homeowners insurance policies.

  • Assembly Bill 5197

    Provides gross income tax credit for certified teachers who incur expenses for classroom supplies.

  • Assembly Bill 5198

    Designates September 11 each year "September 11 Remembrance Day" in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5229

    Permits paramedics to administer vaccines during outbreaks of communicable diseases.

  • Assembly Bill 5244

    Requires Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to undertake study to determine efficiency and scaling in delivery of local government services.

  • Assembly Bill 5250

    Establishes "Commission on People with Disabilities."

  • Assembly Bill 5258

    Authorizes certain paramedics with expired certifications to be temporarily reactivated during communicable disease outbreaks.

  • Assembly Bill 5265

    Permits certified medical assistants to administer vaccines under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5268

    Makes FY 2021 supplemental appropriation of $180 million to DCF and DHS for increased rates for social service providers in financial distress due to coronavirus disease 2019 public health crisis.

  • Assembly Bill 5270

    Establishes pilot programs for 24-hour urgent care for behavioral health and 24-hour county substance use disorder crisis centers; revises requirements to become authorized medication-assisted treatment provider; appropriates $7 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5271

    Requires DHS to establish two-year Regional Community Behavioral Health Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5274

    Establishes pilot program to refer certain emergency department patients for development of coordinated behavioral health care treatment and support services plan.

  • Assembly Bill 5348

    Requires racial and gender diversity in membership to be considered for appointments to certain boards and commissions established by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 5360

    Requires certain providers to restore level of care to pre-COVID-19 levels following end of declared public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 5369

    Requires DOC to report certain information concerning halfway houses.

  • Assembly Bill 5429

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

  • Assembly Bill 5436

    Establishes crime of knowingly filing false report against law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 5464

    Requires induction loop listening system installation in certain buildings open to public upon new construction or substantial renovation.

  • Assembly Bill 5487

    Increases certain penalties for leaving scene of motor vehicle accident resulting in death or injury.

  • Assembly Bill 5491

    Requires Internet websites and mobile applications obtain affirmative consent from user before changing terms-of-service agreement.

  • Assembly Bill 5497

    Establishes animal abuser registry.

  • Assembly Bill 5515

    Reduces helicopter operations at certain aviation facilities licensed by State.

  • Assembly Bill 5552

    Legalizes growing or possessing up to six marijuana plants for personal recreational use, and up to 10 plants for personal medical use, by persons aged 21 or older.

  • Assembly Bill 5582

    Establishes permanent unit in Office of Emergency Management to address access and functional needs of residents related to disasters and emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 5678

    Requires new voting machines purchased or leased for use in elections in this State to produce paper record of each vote cast.

  • Assembly Bill 5688

    Establishes healthcare careers pilot program for certain institutions of higher education and proprietary institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 5782

    Requires certain ratios of school library media specialist to students in public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 6075

    Extends eligibility for certain civil service and pension benefits for veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 6077

    Exempts honorably discharged veterans from payment of passenger motor vehicle registration fee; requires notification of eligible motorists.

  • Assembly Bill 6079

    Designates Suicide Awareness & Remembrance flag as official State flag.

  • Assembly Bill 6081

    Defines cyberstalking and provides criminal penalties for persons who make an electronic threat to kill, do bodily harm, commit an act of terrorism or conduct mass shootings.

  • Assembly Bill 6082

    Allows individuals on active duty to participate remotely in certain governmental meetings.

  • Assembly Bill 6083

    Authorizes sewerage authority to distribute live recordings of certain public hearings in lieu of transcript requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 6098

    Requires businesses in financial, essential infrastructure, and health care industries to report cybersecurity incidents.

  • Assembly Bill 6104

    Requires municipalities, counties, and school districts to report cybersecurity incidents.

  • Assembly Bill 6107

    Allows individuals that have undergone certain background checks, including individuals with certain commercial driver license endorsements, to renew license online or by mail.

  • Assembly Bill 6126

    Provides certain protections and rights for temporary laborers.

  • Assembly Bill 6128

    Adds coercive control to definition of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 6129

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate tuition for four continuous academic years following student's initial enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 6131

    Expands "Restorative and Transformative Justice for Youths and Communities Pilot Program" and in Juvenile Justice Commission to include Jersey City; appropriates $2 million.

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  • Assembly Bill 3900

    Concerns family leave and disability benefits during epidemic-related emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 5246

    Expands opportunities for restaurants, bars, distilleries, and breweries to provide outdoor dining and permits certain sales at seasonal farm markets in response to COVID-19 public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 6182

    Limits extension of mandatory retirement to 90 days from State Police Retirement System during emergencies.