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Thomas P. Giblin

Bills in the 2014–2015 Session, General Assembly.

All of Thomas P. Giblin's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • Assembly Bill 2714

    Requires continuing education for licensed practicing psychologists.

  • Assembly Bill 2921

    Revises "Accountancy Act of 1997."*

  • Assembly Bill 3840

    Prohibits religious entities from engaging in certain practices involving cemeteries, funeral homes and mortuaries, memorials, mausoleums and burial vaults.

  • Assembly Bill 4133

    Allows dispensation of certain nutritional supplements by physician or podiatric physician.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 4616

    Extends by two months seasonal retail consumption alcoholic beverage license.

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 2804

    Requires county colleges to develop plan to achieve three-year graduation rate of at least 33 percent for full-time degree-program students by 2019-2020 academic year.

  • Assembly Bill 2808

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

Out of committee5

  • Assembly Bill 1648

    Revises statutes regarding practice of physical therapy.

  • Assembly Bill 3397

    Abolishes Landscape Irrigation Contractors Examining Board in the Department of Environmental Protection and transfers regulation of landscape irrigation contractors to Department of Community Affairs.

  • Assembly Bill 4132

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

  • Assembly Bill 4240

    Eliminates certain prohibitions to expungements of criminal records.

  • Assembly Bill 4463

    Revises laws concerning real estate licensees.

In committee8

  • Assembly Bill 1645

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

  • Assembly Bill 1646

    Requires restaurants to post notice about food allergy and anaphylaxis and provide food allergy information to customers.

  • Assembly Bill 1647

    Establishes special license plates to bring awareness to breast cancer.

  • Assembly Bill 1649

    Clarifies certain factors concerning modification and termination of alimony; eliminates the term "permanent alimony" from the statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 2833

    Concerns occupational safety and health for public employees of certain interstate authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 3157

    Prohibits sale of certain mobile telecommunications devices unless device includes technology to remotely render device inoperable.

  • Assembly Bill 3633

    The "Full Marriage Recognition for Civil Union Couples Act"; recognizes certain civil unions as marriages dating back to inception of such civil unions.

  • Assembly Bill 4134

    Requires boards of education to adopt policies to make schools asthma-friendly.

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 2234

    Abolishes Landscape Irrigation Contractors Examining Board in the Department of Environmental Protection and transfers regulation of landscape irrigation contractors to Department of Community Affairs.

Vetoed1

Co-sponsored

Became law · 27
  • Assembly Bill 126

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for development of Northern New Jersey Veterans Memorial Cemetery.

  • Assembly Bill 206

    Shortens waiting periods for expungement of criminal and other records and information; makes various changes to other expungement procedures and requirements.**

  • Assembly Bill 304

    Requires schools to maintain supply of epinephrine and permit administration of epinephrine to any student having anaphylactic reaction.

  • Assembly Bill 578

    Designates May of each year "Military Appreciation Month" in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 815

    Requires municipalities which license peddlers and solicitors to accept certain background check results from other municipalities.**

  • Assembly Bill 845

    Establishes durational limits and enumerates certain factors concerning modification and termination of alimony; establishes "open durational" alimony.*

  • Assembly Bill 892

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act;" imposes mandatory term of imprisonment; provides for negotiated reduction of mandatory term under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1098

    Requires DHS and DMVA to conduct or contract for follow-up studies of former residents transitioning to community from their facilities.*

  • Assembly Bill 1510

    Requires hiring preference for veterans seeking position with State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 1783

    "Art Therapist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1999

    "The Opportunity to Compete Act;" establishes certain employment rights for persons with criminal record.*

  • Assembly Bill 2316

    Prohibits certain agencies from establishing checkpoints limited to specific vehicle types.

  • Assembly Bill 2859

    Codifies "Project Medicine Drop" program; requires Division of Consumer Affairs to maintain secure prescription medicine drop-off receptacles at certain law enforcement agencies.*

  • Assembly Bill 2934

    Permits the incorporation of psychologists.

  • Assembly Bill 2955

    Establishes certain requirements for hospitals regarding patient-designated caregivers.

  • Assembly Bill 3012

    Criminalizes bestiality.

  • Assembly Bill 3079

    Prohibits administration of standardized assessments in kindergarten through second grade.

  • Assembly Bill 3290

    Allows gross income taxpayers to use their gross income tax returns to make voluntary contributions to ALS Association for services to New Jersey residents.

  • Assembly Bill 3393

    Permits Newark to use rental car tax proceeds over three-year period to help reduce its "cash deficit for preceding year" appropriation and operational deficit.

  • Assembly Bill 3552

    Creates financial planning assistance program for disabled veterans and their caregivers.

  • Assembly Bill 3554

    Increases income eligibility cap to receive respite care for certain veterans.*

  • Assembly Bill 3580

    Prohibits sale of powdered alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 3843

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance allowing voluntary registration of private outdoor video surveillance cameras.*

  • Assembly Bill 3983

    Authorizes supplemental State aid to school districts in municipality with significant decrease in commercial property valuation; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4008

    Requires DOC to make reports containing information concerning treatment and reentry initiative participation; requires AOC to establish program that collects recidivism data and make reports concerning adults sentenced to period of probation.*

  • Assembly Bill 4073

    Requires installation of carbon monoxide detectors in certain structures; designated as "Korman and Park's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 4275

    "New Jersey Small Business Retirement Marketplace Act."*

Vetoed · 11
  • Assembly Bill 373

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

  • Assembly Bill 1368

    Revises penalty provisions for certain drunk driving violations, including use of and applicable time periods covering driver's license suspensions and installations of ignition interlock devices on motor vehicles.*

  • Assembly Bill 1698

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

  • Assembly Bill 3500

    Requires local recreation departments and youth serving organizations to have defibrillators for youth athletic events.**

  • Assembly Bill 3984

    Reallocates casino investment alternative tax to Atlantic City to pay debt service on municipal bonds issued.

  • Assembly Bill 3985

    Removes provisions of law relating to Atlantic City Alliance.

  • Assembly Bill 4103

    Creates workforce training program for former casino workers.

  • Assembly Bill 4218

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 4265

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

  • Assembly Bill 4638

    Requires DCPP to implement policies and procedures to ensure caseworker safety; "Leah's Law." *

  • Assembly Bill 4918

    Clarifies stadiums and arenas owned by local government entities are exempt from property taxation.

Passed the General Assembly · 24
  • Assembly Bill 225

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

  • Assembly Bill 387

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

  • Assembly Bill 470

    Establishes the "New Jersey Residential Foreclosure Transformation Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 1264

    Requires public schools which have automated external defibrillators to adopt policies concerning usage.

  • Assembly Bill 1475

    Provides that President of Municipal Clerks' Association of New Jersey and one additional public member serve as members of Government Records Council.

  • Assembly Bill 1485

    Establishes special license plates for honorably discharged veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1779

    Clarifies that certain types of sewage and sewage sludge do not constitute hazardous substances under "Spill Compensation and Control Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1873

    The "Real Estate Installment Contract Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2724

    Allows parent, guardian, or adult student to prevent disclosure of student information to certain entities.

  • Assembly Bill 2802

    Directs Secretary of Higher Education to establish a communication and incentive plan to encourage re-enrollment in college; requires Statewide reverse transfer agreement.

  • Assembly Bill 3081

    Creates Education Reform Review Task Force; delays implementation of certain assessments and certain changes to teacher evaluation system.

  • Assembly Bill 3084

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

  • Assembly Bill 3146

    Requires disclosure of breach of security of online account.

  • Assembly Bill 3405

    Prohibits purchase of certain items by scrap metal businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 3551

    Wounded Warrior Caregivers Relief Act; Provides income tax credit to family caregivers of certain armed service members with physical disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3709

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

  • Assembly Bill 3911

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

  • Assembly Bill 3928

    "Uncompensated Pending Medicaid Beneficiary Payment Relief Act"; provides compensation relief to nursing facilities when resident's Medicaid eligibility determination is delayed more than 90 days.*

  • Assembly Bill 4165

    Allows parent or guardian to exclude student from administration of certain assessments.

  • Assembly Bill 4190

    Imposes three-year moratorium on use of assessments developed by Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers for certain purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4207

    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 4278

    Requires DMAVA to develop online historic tour identifying locations of war battles and places of significance to war efforts in State. *

  • Assembly Bill 4426

    "Linnette Lebron's Law" modifies procedures for marriage or civil union where a party is terminally ill.*

  • Assembly Bill 4567

    Prohibits certain school districts under State intervention from leasing building if purchase price would be less than total costs of lease.

Out of committee · 49
  • Assembly Bill 226

    Requires posting of information about availability of services from substance abuse treatment facilities on county and DHS websites.

  • Assembly Bill 543

    Permits sale of raw milk under certain conditions and establishes raw milk permit program.

  • Assembly Bill 647

    Establishes minimum registered professional nurse staffing standards for hospitals and ambulatory surgery facilities and certain DHS facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 787

    Authorizes special license plates for members of the United States Coast Guard.

  • Assembly Bill 832

    Concerns prompt payment of construction contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 841

    Provides that certain personal identifying information may be redacted from certain public records in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 955

    Establishes the "Mortgage Assistance Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1011

    Creates "New Jersey Life Sciences Internship Challenge" program.

  • Assembly Bill 1347

    "Thomas P. Canzanella Twenty First Century First Responders Protection Act"; concerns workers' compensation for public safety workers.

  • Assembly Bill 1404

    Requires blood sample to be obtained from driver involved in motor vehicle accident resulting in death; designated as "Michelle Sous' Law."

  • Assembly Bill 1405

    Establishes innovation zone program to stimulate technology industry clusters around New Jersey's research institutions; allows certain technology businesses located in certain innovation zones to receive certain tax credits under Grow New Jersey Assistan

  • Assembly Bill 1682

    Establishes time periods for adverse possession of certain property.*

  • Assembly Bill 1974

    Requires public and independent institutions of higher education to collect and report employment data for certain graduates.

  • Assembly Bill 1985

    Stipulates that retail motor fuel dealers shall not be responsible for certain fees associated with credit, debit and rewards cards.

  • Assembly Bill 2039

    Permits voter registration of certain persons at age 17 for voting at next election occurring on or after 18th birthday.

  • Assembly Bill 2108

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

  • Assembly Bill 2207

    Expands definition and licensure requirements for health care service firms.

  • Assembly Bill 2216

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

  • Assembly Bill 2354

    Concerns earned sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 2459

    Establishes one-year moratorium on replacement of copper-based landline telephone service with wireless telephone service; requires BPU to report to Governor and Legislature. *

  • Assembly Bill 2495

    Extends county-based real property assessment pilot program to Atlantic County.

  • Assembly Bill 2500

    Directs State Board of Agriculture and Dept. of Agriculture to adopt regulations concerning confinement of pregnant sows during gestation.

  • Assembly Bill 2539

    Establishes publicly accessible domestic violence Internet registry.

  • Assembly Bill 2600

    Pertains to certain review and approval responsibilities of land surveyors.

  • Assembly Bill 2770

    Provides for certification for emergency medical technicians to administer opioid antidotes.

  • Assembly Bill 2800

    Requires high school students to be assessed using college placement cut scores to determine readiness for college-level course work, and Commissioner of Education to develop plan to improve college and career counseling for students.

  • Assembly Bill 2812

    Requires development of longitudinal data system that maintains individuals' data from preschool through entry into workforce.

  • Assembly Bill 3306

    Establishes additional requirements, and penalties for failure to comply, concerning information to be provided to persons purchasing cats or dogs from pet shops. *

  • Assembly Bill 3348

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

  • Assembly Bill 3350

    Requires PANYNJ be subject to NY Freedom of Information Law and NJ open public records act.

  • Assembly Bill 3359

    Requires motor vehicle inspection stickers to notify drivers of penalty for texting while driving.

  • Assembly Bill 3417

    Increases transparency and accountability at PANYNJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3506

    Directs Governor to withdraw from compact establishing Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor; dissolves compact and commission; transfers commission's NJ operations to State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 3602

    Provides for issuance of certificate of rehabilitation to certain offenders with substance abuse disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 3730

    Requires certain DOC, county, and municipal prison physicians to acquire certain training.

  • Assembly Bill 3765

    Establishes insurance and safety requirements for companies that use digital network or software application to match passengers with drivers.*

  • Assembly Bill 3863

    Establishes licensure for associate marriage and family therapists.

  • Assembly Bill 3889

    Establishes school breakfast kiosk pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 3922

    Authorizes optometrists to continue prescribing medications containing hydrocodone.

  • Assembly Bill 3975

    Protects current out-of-State placements of individuals with developmental disabilities and prohibits transfer in-State under certain conditions.*

  • Assembly Bill 4007

    Expands category of lists from which a single juror source list is compiled to include recipients of cash assistance or food stamps.

  • Assembly Bill 4188

    Clarifies that Alzheimer's disease and related disorders may be listed as secondary cause of death on death certificate when appropriate.

  • Assembly Bill 4273

    Establishes vocational training pilot program in DOC; provides for inmate compensation for education and workforce training participation.

  • Assembly Bill 4283

    Requires owner or operator of certain trains to have discharge response, cleanup, and contingency plans to transport certain hazardous materials by rail.

  • Assembly Bill 4311

    Allows PFRS to pay pension to member who resigns and retires from PFRS-covered employment to assume elective office with same employer to eliminate conflict of incompatible positions.

  • Assembly Bill 4331

    Establishes requirements for training programs for homemaker-home health aides in care of patients with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.*

  • Assembly Bill 4353

    "Music Therapist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4444

    "Out-of-network Consumer Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment and Accountability Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 4636

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

In committee · 180
  • Assembly Bill 101

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

  • Assembly Bill 124

    Requires certain contractors to verify work authorization of newly hired employees.

  • Assembly Bill 148

    Establishes motor vehicle registration for street rods and custom motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 203

    Amends RICO to add certain crimes involving public servants.

  • Assembly Bill 208

    Provides public servant is guilty of official misconduct if he knowingly obtains, arranges or provides "no-show" job for himself or another.

  • Assembly Bill 211

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

  • Assembly Bill 217

    Requires legislators to certify in writing, upon introduction of legislation, that no monetary benefit will be derived from it; requires certification be filed with the Legislative Ethics Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 221

    Revises definition of "necessary care" in the State's animal cruelty law to include more specific requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 224

    Creates Voluntary Registry for Individuals with a Mental Illness or Developmental Disability.

  • Assembly Bill 231

    Provides for private cause of action for bad faith in settlement of certain insurance claims.

  • Assembly Bill 236

    Provides for modification of child support and certain alimony payments due to changed circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 273

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

  • Assembly Bill 329

    Phases out estate tax over five-year period.

  • Assembly Bill 363

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

  • Assembly Bill 372

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

  • Assembly Bill 374

    "Corporate Disinvestment Property Tax Relief Act"; appropriates $13.5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 375

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

  • Assembly Bill 377

    Requires mandatory registration of family day care providers.

  • Assembly Bill 381

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 411

    Extends time period for municipalities to commit to expend collected development fees and payments-in-lieu of constructing affordable units.

  • Assembly Bill 413

    Establishes a grant program for school districts to establish substance abuse prevention programs for eighth grade students.

  • Assembly Bill 419

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

  • Assembly Bill 435

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

  • Assembly Bill 471

    Permits automatic expungement for certain persons completing a sentence to drug court under the special probation statute.

  • Assembly Bill 473

    Allows corporation business tax or gross income tax credits to developers for certain capital investments for repurposing qualified health care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 518

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 522

    Allows New Jersey S corporations to elect to transfer corporation business tax credits to shareholders to apply against the shareholders' gross income tax liability.

  • Assembly Bill 532

    Authorizes special Support Our Veterans license plate with proceeds supporting New Jersey homeless veteran's centers.

  • Assembly Bill 545

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

  • Assembly Bill 557

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

  • Assembly Bill 563

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

  • Assembly Bill 567

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

  • Assembly Bill 572

    Directs the Division on Women to conduct an audit of the coordination of community responses to domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 611

    Specifies failure to restrain a cat, dog, or other domestic companion animal while the animal is riding in a motor vehicle is not cruel or inhumane transport.

  • Assembly Bill 629

    Concerns compensation and benefits of officers, employees, and members of State and local authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 649

    Establishes bio-recovery specialist license and requires first responders to provide certain support to victims.

  • Assembly Bill 673

    Requires firearms to be unloaded and securely locked or stored within home.

  • Assembly Bill 698

    Prohibits sale of alcoholic energy drinks.

  • Assembly Bill 745

    Requires local government notification of sex offender registration and prohibits sex offenders from living near schools, child care centers or playgrounds.

  • Assembly Bill 746

    Requires prosecutor to determine risk of re-offense under Megan's Law prior to offender's release from incarceration.

  • Assembly Bill 778

    Ends transitional energy facilities assessment (TEFA), caps State use portion of State energy tax revenues and ensures balance of such State revenues are paid annually as municipal aid.

  • Assembly Bill 786

    Provides a corporation business tax credit for certain investment in manufacturing equipment and manufacturing facility renovation, modernization and expansion.

  • Assembly Bill 811

    Authorizes award of attorney's fees and expenses in landlord-tenant actions under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 814

    "Naturopathic Doctors Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 833

    Amends special probation statute to give judges additional discretion to admit certain offenders to "drug court" program.

  • Assembly Bill 852

    Establishes criminal penalties for killing, injuring or interfering with a service animal or guide dog; designated as "Dusty's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 922

    Permits municipality to sell certain vehicles in connection with motor vehicle offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 967

    Makes a $3 million supplemental appropriation for increased Per Capita Library Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 990

    Establishes Common Core State Standards Evaluation Task Force; delays use of assessments developed by Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers until task force submits final report.

  • Assembly Bill 1020

    Doubles amount of certain retirement income that may be excluded from gross income under gross income tax, eliminates income cap on exclusion.

  • Assembly Bill 1032

    "The Reliability, Preparedness, and Storm Response Act"; requires public utilities to file certain information concerning emergency preparedness with BPU and increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 1040

    Increases membership of PFRS board of trustees from 11 to 13 members.

  • Assembly Bill 1043

    Requires certain arbitrators to file financial disclosure statements.

  • Assembly Bill 1052

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $7,000,000 to DOE to reinstate nonpublic technology initiative aid.

  • Assembly Bill 1068

    Appropriates $3.963 million from General Fund to DOE for nonpublic nursing services aid.

  • Assembly Bill 1069

    "Healthcare Disclosure and Transparency Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1083

    "PANYNJ Transparency and Accountability Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1099

    Requires at least one State developmental center in each region of State; requires certain factors to be considered for transfer of residents between developmental centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1119

    Authorizes COAH to credit municipalities with 1.5 units of fair share affordable housing obligation for each unit of transitional housing occupied by a veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 1234

    Requires health benefits coverage for orthotic and prosthetic appliances and provides reimbursement therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 1253

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 1281

    Eliminates transfer inheritance tax and increases filing threshold and applicable exclusion amounts under New Jersey estate tax in accordance with provisions of federal tax law.

  • Assembly Bill 1324

    Provides gross income tax credit for interest paid on certain student loans.

  • Assembly Bill 1326

    Directs MVC to establish driver's license endorsement for autonomous vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 1334

    Creates offense of impairing communications, which would constitute domestic violence in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1369

    Provides red light camera fines are shared with county only when violation occurs on county road.

  • Assembly Bill 1372

    Prohibits PANYNJ from imposing cargo facility charge in certain instances.

  • Assembly Bill 1411

    Establishes temperature control guidelines and standards for school facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1413

    "Save New Jersey Electric and Gas Public Utility Customer Service and Call Center Jobs Act"; requires notification by electric and gas utilities when relocating customer and call centers out of State.

  • Assembly Bill 1440

    Adds two employees to the boards of trustees of the State colleges and the county colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 1442

    "Steven's Law;" prohibits use of non-wood bats in certain organized games.

  • Assembly Bill 1486

    Establishes reward program in DOE for districts with high academic performance and low per pupil expenditures.

  • Assembly Bill 1517

    Requires AG to defend challenges to certain municipal ordinances that establish residency requirements for convicted sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 1551

    Requires in public schools instruction on the contributions of United States veterans and the observance of patriotic exercises on certain holidays.

  • Assembly Bill 1555

    Requires electric utility bills to separately list the amount of State sales tax, societal benefits charge and transitional energy facility unit rate assessment surcharge.

  • Assembly Bill 1556

    Provides that certain permits and approvals for critical infrastructure projects must be acted upon within 45 days.

  • Assembly Bill 1561

    "New Jersey Residents' Power Protection Act"; requires use of emergency power generators by various facilities and businesses; provides related tax incentives.

  • Assembly Bill 1562

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

  • Assembly Bill 1563

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

  • Assembly Bill 1566

    Requires each school district to offer a summer payment plan for school district employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1567

    Makes it unlawful for a private citizen to record a communication unless all parties to the communication have previously consented.

  • Assembly Bill 1569

    Establishes Park Prescription Program authorizing medical practitioners to prescribe free State park access passes to patients with obesity-related conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 1570

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

  • Assembly Bill 1594

    Concerns environmental permits in burdened communities.

  • Assembly Bill 1655

    Prohibits false or secret compartments in motor vehicles under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1663

    Permits immediate expungement of court records where the person is acquitted or discharged or where the charges have been dismissed.

  • Assembly Bill 1689

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

  • Assembly Bill 1690

    Establishes certain procedures for awarding design-build contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1711

    Authorizes special Ancient Order of Hibernians license plate.

  • Assembly Bill 1716

    Establishes "Rutgers, The State University Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1725

    Establishes permanent sterile syringe access program; appropriates $95,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1730

    Dedicates sales and use tax collections from sales of medical marijuana to the "Medical Marijuana for a Cure Fund" for medical research grants on certain debilitating medical conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 1749

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

  • Assembly Bill 1762

    Modifies requirements for local unit to dissolve certain authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

    Permits municipalities to establish weapons free zones around schools and public facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1814

    Establishes animal cruelty offense of cruel confinement of a gestating pig.

  • Assembly Bill 1856

    Requires carbon monoxide detectors in school buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 1871

    Establishes Office of River Maintenance in DEP; repeals P.L.1993, c.376 concerning stream cleaning activities.

  • Assembly Bill 1872

    Regulates advertising of manufacturer’s rebates by retail mercantile establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 1897

    Prohibits enforcement, for a period of 12 months, of homeowners' association bylaws prohibiting domesticated animals if owner is FEMA designated displaced individual following emergency declaration by President or Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 1936

    Requires certain health care facilities to offer, and health care workers to receive, annual influenza vaccination.

  • Assembly Bill 1940

    Establishes prescription drug donation repository program.

  • Assembly Bill 1970

    Equalizes standing of private and public colleges before land use agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2038

    Establishes the "Domestic Violence Tuition Waiver Program."

  • Assembly Bill 2064

    Exempts mugshots of arrestees who have not been convicted of the underlying offense from State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 2143

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

  • Assembly Bill 2160

    Increases State hotel and motel occupancy fee revenues required to be annually appropriated to fund certain arts and cultural, historical, and tourism-related programs and activities.

  • Assembly Bill 2199

    Permits historic motor vehicles to be used for pleasure driving one day per week.

  • Assembly Bill 2230

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

  • Assembly Bill 2553

    Prohibits insurers offering managed care plans from denying participation in network to health care providers willing to meet terms of contract.

  • Assembly Bill 2555

    Requires hospitals and health care professionals to offer hepatitis C testing to certain individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2686

    Establishes gubernatorial veto power over Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor's meeting minutes; expands gubernatorial oversight powers over commission.

  • Assembly Bill 2737

    Creates the crime of victimization of a senior citizen or a person with a disability.

  • Assembly Bill 2744

    Permits juveniles to be admitted to drug court program under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2759

    Allows Attorney General to prevent halfway house placement of murderers.

  • Assembly Bill 2826

    "Dietitian/Nutritionist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2860

    Establishes "Truck Operator Independent Contractor Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2916

    Eliminates presumption of non-imprisonment for theft of a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 2930

    Prohibits the DOE from regulating the maximum salary amount a school district may pay its superintendent of schools.

  • Assembly Bill 2982

    Allows persons on parole and probation to vote; provides registration assistance to persons on probation, parolees, and persons completing sentences.

  • Assembly Bill 3055

    Eliminates restriction on placement of special education students in sectarian schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3056

    Establishes "Opioid Abuse Prevention Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 3082

    Requires NJT to remove snow from certain stops, stations, and stands for motorbus regular route service and to make name and contact information of entities responsible for snow removal publicly available.

  • Assembly Bill 3115

    Prohibits plea bargaining for certain repeat criminal offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 3136

    Requires PANYNJ to evaluate certain land holdings to determine if proposed use is consistent with core mission.

  • Assembly Bill 3140

    Creates special license plates supporting Autism Awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 3141

    Upgrades and expands crime of criminal mischief under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3201

    Permits pharmacists to offer customers purchasing prescription drugs discounts and rebates.

  • Assembly Bill 3208

    Revises exemption from "unemployment compensation law" for operators of certain motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 3252

    Clarifies that law enforcement officers may possess firearms in casinos.

  • Assembly Bill 3296

    Modifies education requirement for licensure by the NJ State Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling.

  • Assembly Bill 3386

    Provides a corporation business tax credit for certain investment in manufacturing equipment, facility renovation, modernization, and expansion.

  • Assembly Bill 3389

    Dedicates $140,000 of revenue from motor vehicle violations to DHS for brain injury services.

  • Assembly Bill 3414

    Requires regulation of autocabs in certain cities.

  • Assembly Bill 3420

    Requires display of State vehicle abuse hotline bumper stickers on all State vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 3433

    Authorizes local public contract set-aside program for employers who hire former prisoners.

  • Assembly Bill 3469

    Revises licensing requirements and procedures under the "Massage and Bodywork Therapist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3503

    Requires 10 percent bail; prohibits installment payments.

  • Assembly Bill 3525

    Revises laws concerning access to medical marijuana.

  • Assembly Bill 3550

    Requires anyone receiving opioid antidote to treat drug overdose be provided with information concerning substance treatment programs and resources.

  • Assembly Bill 3564

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

  • Assembly Bill 3668

    Revises financial reporting requirements for charitable organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 3691

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

  • Assembly Bill 3762

    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 3763

    Concerns medical imaging technology licensure; provides licensing of magnetic resonance imaging technologists.

  • Assembly Bill 3816

    Dedicates portion of sales tax derived from electricity, natural gas, and hydrogen used to fuel motor vehicles to Transportation Trust Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 3818

    Provides corporation business tax credit for certain investment in broadband infrastructure in underserved communities.

  • Assembly Bill 3819

    Expands eligibility for property tax reimbursement program.

  • Assembly Bill 3853

    Requires Passaic Valley Water Commission to obtain approval of certain municipalities before entering into certain contracts concerning open-air reservoirs.

  • Assembly Bill 3869

    Establishes State Taxi Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 3870

    Authorizes DOT to enter into public-private partnerships concerning transportation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3871

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism to advertise and promote tours of breweries in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 3913

    Upgrades burglary of a residence as a crime of the second degree; upgrades it to a crime of the first degree if committed while armed.

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Requires disclosures of out-of-network services performed by health care providers under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3966

    "New Jersey Library Construction Bond Act"; authorizes issuance of $125,000,000 in general obligation bonds to finance capital projects at public libraries; appropriates $5,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3991

    Establishes New Jersey Eco-Ag Tourism Council.

  • Assembly Bill 3992

    Requires DOT to place tourist oriented directional signs for agri-tourism and natural attractions on State roads; expands sites that qualify as natural attraction.

  • Assembly Bill 3993

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

  • Assembly Bill 3994

    Establishes annual photography competition to promote ecological and agricultural wonders of NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3995

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

  • Assembly Bill 4001

    Permits increase in municipal free public library tax upon voter approval.

  • Assembly Bill 4002

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

  • Assembly Bill 4006

    Directs the Department of Corrections to advise new inmates of child support obligations and modification procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 4052

    Provides for licensing of pool and spa service contractors, and pool and spa builders and installers.

  • Assembly Bill 4100

    Requires hospital patient's medical record to include notation if patient has Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 4137

    Requires survey of certain businesses having more than 100 full-time employees in certain areas of Philadelphia and Wilmington region regarding their back office operations.

  • Assembly Bill 4140

    Provides that Secretary of State, as leader of tourism and economic development, will have authority to designate and prepare special commemorative day, week, month, or year for the State.

  • Assembly Bill 4157

    Requires Commissioner of Transportation to publish notice of certain transportation-related infrastructure projects and activities on Internet website, and directs State Comptroller to monitor publication of those notifications.

  • Assembly Bill 4158

    Establishes Division of Minority and Women Business Development and State Chief Disparity Officer to monitor efforts to promote participation by minority-owned and women-owned businesses in State contracting.

  • Assembly Bill 4174

    Requires Division of Purchase and Property to provide additional notification of contracting opportunities to vendors or potential vendors providing or interested in providing home health care services to State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4175

    Requires safeguards for anonymity and confidentiality with respect to communications presented through phone lines, electronic communication systems, or websites dedicated to accepting anonymous tips for use by law enforcement in criminal investigations.

  • Assembly Bill 4189

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

  • Assembly Bill 4215

    Increases amount annually credited to Shore Protection Fund to $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4287

    Raises age requirement of compulsory school attendance from 16 to 18 years old.

  • Assembly Bill 4292

    "Madison Holleran Proper Reporting Act"; requires institutions of higher education to post information on student suicides and attempted suicides on website.

  • Assembly Bill 4293

    "Madison Holleran Suicide Prevention Act"; requires institutions of higher education to have health care professionals who focus on reducing student suicides and attempted suicides available 24 hours a day.

  • Assembly Bill 4385

    "Responsible Dog Ownership Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4546

    Expands cities permitted to regulate days and hours when packaged goods may be sold.

  • Assembly Bill 4547

    Imposes certain requirements on use of automated license plate readers by law enforcement agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4859

    Prohibits sale of certain toy guns and imitation firearms.