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Anthony R. Bucco

Bills in the 2008–2009 Session, Senate.

All of Anthony R. Bucco's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 180

    Imposes conditions on drivers approaching stopped emergency vehicles, tow trucks or highway maintenance vehicles displaying flashing lights.

  • Senate Bill 184

    Requires DCF to provide Safe Haven information to county and municipal agencies, social service agencies, physicians, pregnancy crisis centers, adoption agencies and colleges and universities. *

Passed the Senate1

Out of committee10

  • Senate Bill 164

    Authorizes imposition of additional fines for overcrowding.

  • Senate Bill 167

    Permits municipalities to offer prescription drug benefit to certain retired volunteer firefighters and other emergency aid volunteers.

  • Senate Bill 182

    Authorizes certain law enforcement officers and corrections officers to possess and use stun guns while on duty.

  • Senate Bill 1207

    Requires replacement of door and ignition locks on county and municipal vehicles prior to sale.

  • Senate Bill 1212

    Exempts sale of recreational safety helmets from sales and use tax.

  • Senate Bill 1748

    Allows military personnel extended period to qualify for exclusion of capital gain from income of the sale or exchange of a principal residence.

  • Senate Bill 1752

    Clarifies that automatic sprinkler system is exempt from taxation under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1924

    Codifies Lyme disease reporting requirements.

  • Senate Bill 2151

    Prohibits sale and distribution of novelty lighters. *

  • Senate Bill 2837

    Authorizes institutions of higher education to grant college credit to high school students who complete the Jersey Boys State or Jersey Girls State program. *

In committee94

  • Senate Bill 165

    Provides for a presumption of joint physical custody in a child custody determination; addresses relocation.

  • Senate Bill 166

    Requires HIV testing for pregnant women and marriage license applicants.

  • Senate Bill 169

    Appropriates $10,000 to restore veterans' monument in Roxbury Township.

  • Senate Bill 170

    Increases Hearing Aid Assistance for the Aged and Disabled Program allowance to $500 per year.

  • Senate Bill 171

    Establishes "Division of Developmental Disabilities Care and Maintenance Contribution Rate Appeals Board."

  • Senate Bill 172

    Requires insurers to provide minimum of 30 days inpatient treatment for substance abuse when physician determines treatment is medically necessary.

  • Senate Bill 173

    Requires training in diabetes care for certain school employees and use of medical management plans in schools for students with diabetes.

  • Senate Bill 174

    Exempts from sales and use tax sales of carbon monoxide detectors and any device or equipment sold for residential use to detect, warn of, abate, or extinguish fires.

  • Senate Bill 175

    Gives Statewide police powers to certain county juvenile detention officers.

  • Senate Bill 176

    Establishes back-to-school sales tax holiday in New Jersey from August 26 through September 1, 2006.

  • Senate Bill 177

    Establishes sales tax holiday in New Jersey from December 10 through December 25, 2006.

  • Senate Bill 178

    Requires public school districts to provide instruction on "New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act" as part of core curriculum content standards.

  • Senate Bill 179

    Authorizes trained and qualified county corrections officers to carry a firearm at all times in New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 181

    Decreases membership of county boards of taxation to 2004 level.

  • Senate Bill 183

    Provides for the transfer of special education State aid from a student's former district of residence to present district of residence.

  • Senate Bill 756

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

  • Senate Bill 822

    Allows for certain variances, exemptions, and waivers under "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Senate Bill 1067

    Requires the reporting of criminal offenses occurring on school property to law enforcement authorities.

  • Senate Bill 1068

    Individual's status as minor shall not disqualify him from bone marrow donation.

  • Senate Bill 1069

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for positron emission tomography to diagnose Alzheimer's disease.

  • Senate Bill 1070

    Allows taxpayers to deduct adoption expenses from gross income.

  • Senate Bill 1071

    Provides for conscientious exemption to mandatory immunizations.

  • Senate Bill 1072

    Permits Legislature to void closing of State psychiatric hospital or developmental center.

  • Senate Bill 1073

    Adds members representing fire fighting and fire safety interests to the Domestic Security Preparedness Planning Group.

  • Senate Bill 1074

    Clarifies that crime victims' rights must be recognized by all courts in the State.

  • Senate Bill 1075

    Clarifies that using motor vehicle to publicly display obscene material is fourth degree crime.

  • Senate Bill 1076

    Increases certain arson offenses to a crime of the third degree.

  • Senate Bill 1089

    Establishes "William's Law," pertaining to pool safety.

  • Senate Bill 1090

    Provides that English shall be the official language of the State.

  • Senate Bill 1091

    Requires firefighters to obtain "firefighter 1" certification.

  • Senate Bill 1092

    Abolishes Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, transfers bridges to NJ DOT and Penn DOT, removes tolls.

  • Senate Bill 1093

    Requires ATM facilities to be equipped with access to emergency telephone service.

  • Senate Bill 1094

    Provides for attachment of real property relating to terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 1095

    Prohibits sale and distribution of certain tobacco related products to persons under 19 years of age.

  • Senate Bill 1200

    Removes investigation and security services from sales and use tax.

  • Senate Bill 1201

    Exempts municipal clerk from penalties for Open Public Records Act violations under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1202

    Provides for the inclusion of home-schooled students in the NJ STARS Program.

  • Senate Bill 1203

    Establishes free smoke detector program in DCA.

  • Senate Bill 1204

    The "New Jersey Bleacher Safety Act."

  • Senate Bill 1205

    Requires MVC to accept death certificate as proof of name change.

  • Senate Bill 1206

    Authorizes handicapped parking privileges for certain healthcare workers transporting handicapped persons.

  • Senate Bill 1208

    Removes income limit for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Senate Bill 1209

    Waives fee to obtain State and national criminal history record background checks for volunteers and affiliates of certain organizations.

  • Senate Bill 1210

    Provides certified municipal fire inspectors and fire officials having more than four consecutive years service with tenure in office.

  • Senate Bill 1211

    Requires municipalities that receive State aid to certify that all municipal buildings adhere to fire codes.

  • Senate Bill 1213

    Allows certain taxpayers a one-time refundable gross income tax credit for gross income tax paid at highest rate of tax upon the gain from sale of small businesses.

  • Senate Bill 1214

    Provides for recoupling of the computation of the New Jersey estate tax in accord with the federal estate tax.

  • Senate Bill 1215

    Allows members of PERS Prosecutors Part to purchase credit in Prosecutors Part for previous prosecutor service credited as regular PERS service.

  • Senate Bill 1329

    Grants certain leaves of absence for Vietnam Veterans of America conventions.

  • Senate Bill 1474

    Grants immunity from civil liability to persons who give good faith report of terroristic activity or threats.

  • Senate Bill 1475

    Exempts certain motor vehicle repair dealers from consumer fraud law and regulation under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1555

    "New Jersey G.I. Bill"; provides higher education benefits to New Jersey veterans.

  • Senate Bill 1624

    Provides corporations business tax and gross income tax credits for employers who support community rehabilitation programs.

  • Senate Bill 1625

    "Toxic Mold Protection Act of 2008."

  • Senate Bill 1626

    Extends eligibility for N.J. World Trade Center Scholarship Program to dependents and spouses of persons totally and permanently disabled as a result of exposure to the attack sites.

  • Senate Bill 1701

    Imposes fine on owner of dog which attacks or otherwise interferes with guide or service dog.

  • Senate Bill 1753

    Mandates basic training for certain newly-appointed entry-level firefighters and supervisory training for full-time firefighters promoted to certain positions.

  • Senate Bill 1754

    Provides two-year window for persons to transfer, render inoperable or surrender assault firearm.

  • Senate Bill 1759

    Excludes certain federal employee Thrift Savings Fund contributions from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 1760

    "Post-Viability Protection Act."

  • Senate Bill 1761

    Grants immunity from civil liability to persons reporting information concerning crimes related to terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 1762

    Prohibits investment of certain public funds in companies doing business in countries that sponsor terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 1763

    Requires managed care plans to deem valid referral for a covered health care service as satisfying requirements for prior notification.

  • Senate Bill 1764

    Creates procedure for destruction of all records pertaining to juveniles who are arrested but subsequently not charged with delinquency.

  • Senate Bill 1765

    Provides a sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain high-efficiency home heating equipment.

  • Senate Bill 1925

    Allows a deduction against New Jersey gross income for bicycle commuters.

  • Senate Bill 1930

    Appropiates $600,000 to the Lake Hopatcong Commission from constitutionally dedicated Corporation Business Tax revenues.

  • Senate Bill 1953

    Requires all new State buildings to have solar or geothermal energy systems, where feasible.

  • Senate Bill 1954

    Requires State to purchase alternative fuel, alternative technology, hybrid, and fuel efficient vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2037

    Allows certain members of PFRS to serve until age 70 upon approval by municipal governing body.

  • Senate Bill 2120

    Authorizes a motion to dismiss in a cause of action (a "SLAPP" suit) arising from a defendant's valid exercise of the constitutional rights of freedom of speech.

  • Senate Bill 2121

    Requires drivers to move over and stop when approached by vehicle with blue emergency warning lights; increases penalties.

  • Senate Bill 2148

    Prohibits candidate for public office from giving or selling ticket to entertainment event to person or committee that made contribution to candidate; eliminates exemption.

  • Senate Bill 2149

    Establishes mutual aid assistance request protocols for 9-1-1 ambulance dispatchers.

  • Senate Bill 2150

    Grants roadside diesel bus and truck emissions inspection authority to municipal police; grants authority to police for random inspections for size and weight.

  • Senate Bill 2153

    Requires State to purchase energy efficient and hybrid vehicles; provides for phase-in of the requirement.

  • Senate Bill 2165

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

  • Senate Bill 2229

    Revises and expands duties and responsibilities of State Auditor in performance of certain audits and reviews.

  • Senate Bill 2262

    Establishes Lake Hopatcong Fund, dedicates $700,000 annually from pleasure boat registration fees to that fund, and appropriates $700,000 for FY2009.

  • Senate Bill 2268

    Prohibits certain towing practices.

  • Senate Bill 2300

    Authorizes submission of certification of remediation at unregulated heating oil tank sites by certain persons; requires use of contractors by DEP to review site remediation submissions.

  • Senate Bill 2376

    Prohibits State agencies from posting emergency medical technicians' personal information on web sites.

  • Senate Bill 2377

    Requires security guards at institutions of higher education which do not employ police officers to immediately report crimes committed on campus to the local police department.

  • Senate Bill 2378

    Provides for reciprocity of certain out-of-State EMT certification.

  • Senate Bill 2434

    Requires bail enforcement agent identification cards and badges.

  • Senate Bill 2449

    Appropriates $600,000 from "Clean Waters Bond Act of 1976" for Lake Hopatcong Commission.

  • Senate Bill 2463

    Abolishes offices of superintendent of elections and deputy superintendent; transfers powers and duties thereof to county commissioner of registration or county board of elections.

  • Senate Bill 2643

    Requires designated fire command structure in municipal emergency operations plans involving mutual aid responses to fires.

  • Senate Bill 2788

    Establishes a State aid program for charter school facilities.

  • Senate Bill 2798

    Makes residential fire extinguisher requirement optional at municipal level.

  • Senate Bill 2799

    Expands membership of Police Training commission to include representative from the Italian American Police Society of New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 2834

    Increases penalties for luring a child and kidnapping.

  • Senate Bill 2835

    Restores the death penalty for persons who commit certain murders.

  • Senate Bill 2920

    Changes membership of Lake Hopatcong Commission and requires DEP to develop water level management plan for Lake Hopatcong to be approved by commission.

Co-sponsored

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  • Senate Bill 467

    "Grace's Law;" requires health insurers, State Health Benefits Program and NJ FamilyCare to provide coverage for hearing aids for covered persons 15 and younger.

  • Senate Bill 532

    Bars certain sex offenders from positions in youth serving organizations.

  • Senate Bill 735

    Establishes involuntary commitment to outpatient treatment for person in need of involuntary commitment to treatment. *

  • Senate Bill 795

    Appropriates $33 million from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 983

    Revises deadline for selection of delegates for annual convention of New Jersey State Firemen's Association.

  • Senate Bill 1493

    Expands State law enforcement powers of United States Park Police.

  • Senate Bill 1851

    Requires criminal history background checks for paid firefighters employed by fire districts.

  • Senate Bill 1962

    Makes changes to PERS and TPAF concerning retirement age, eligibility, purchase of service credit; makes various changes to SHBP administration; merges Washington and Lincoln holidays for State employees in Presidents Day. *

  • Senate Bill 2712

    Appropriates $27.75 million from "2007" Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Fund" for planning incentive grants to municipalities for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2713

    Appropriates $49.65 million from "2007" Farmland Preservation Fund" for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2714

    Appropriates $6.45 million from "2007" Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2715

    Appropriates $11,293,478 from various farmland preservation bond funds and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2767

    Appropriates $66 million from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund," "2007 Green Acres Fund," and "2007 Blue Acres Fund" for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Senate Bill 2770

    Appropriates $15,557,201 from various historic preservation funds to provide grants for certain historic preservation projects, and appropriates $574,805 from certain historic preservation bond funds for associated administrative expenses.

  • Senate Bill 2771

    Appropriates $19,919,700 from various Green Acres funds for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2885

    Makes emergency medical technician certification valid for five years.

Passed the Senate · 1
  • Senate Bill 1854

    Concerns collection of surplus lines premiums receipts tax dedicated to firemen's relief fund.

Out of committee · 24
  • Senate Bill 3

    Eliminates throwout of receipts in allocation of entire net income under the corporation business tax; eliminates "regular place of business" requirement to allocate less than 100% of income to New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 5

    Broadens small qualified business exception under UEZ sales tax rebate program.

  • Senate Bill 134

    Requires use of uniform silver flags to mark certain pesticide applications.

  • Senate Bill 217

    Establishes requirements for non face-to-face sales of cigarettes and tobacco products. *

  • Senate Bill 220

    Allows gross income tax credit for purchase of health club memberships by taxpayers 55 and older.

  • Senate Bill 222

    Allows application for PERS accidental disability benefit for injury sustained while employed at State psychiatric institution or correctional facility immediately prior to PERS membership.

  • Senate Bill 445

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

  • Senate Bill 530

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for active duty members of United States Armed Forces, Reserve components thereof, and National Guard from New Jersey. *

  • Senate Bill 564

    Daniel Mackay's Law; requires certain information be given to next of kin of relatives killed or incapacitated in motor vehicle accident; caps certain abandoned vehicle storage fees.

  • Senate Bill 565

    Concerns chiropractic scope of practice. *

  • Senate Bill 846

    Requires consumer complaints to licensing boards of regulated professions to be resolved within 120 days. *

  • Senate Bill 940

    Increases personal needs allowance to $50 for those persons currently residing in nursing facilities, State hospitals or State developmental centers. *

  • Senate Bill 979

    Requires bittering agent to be added to certain engine coolants and antifreeze to render it unpalatable.

  • Senate Bill 1275

    Concerns homeowners insurance coverage with respect to dogs.

  • Senate Bill 1392

    Extends payment of accidental death benefit in PFRS, SPRS, PERS and TPAF to survivors of certain members of reserve component of Armed Forces and National Guard. *

  • Senate Bill 1772

    Establishes "New Jersey Fire and EMS Crisis Intervention Services" telephone hotline.

  • Senate Bill 1858

    The "Green Acres, Water Supply and Floodplain Protection, and Farmland and Historic Preservation Bond Act of 2009," authorizes bonds for $400 million; appropriates $5,000. **

  • Senate Bill 1919

    The "Permit Extension Act of 2008."

  • Senate Bill 1963

    Allows State to offer incentive to employees with non-SHBP health care coverage to waive SHBP benefits.

  • Senate Bill 2259

    Permits State aid to fund start-up costs for local shared services projects.

  • Senate Bill 2426

    Authorizes parent or guardian to request use of individualized health care plan for student with diabetes and provides for the emergency administration of glucagon for certain students.

  • Senate Bill 2516

    Establishes registry of offenders of individuals with developmental disabilities in DHS.

  • Senate Bill 2541

    Requires schools to provide eligible high school students with voter registration material.

  • Senate Bill 2568

    Requires confirmation of financial assistance for eligible homeowners voluntarily closing or replacing petroleum underground storage tanks, and expands eligibility for financial assistance. *

In committee · 92
  • Senate Bill 55

    Provides mandatory minimum terms and fines for persons who travel to another municipality and sell or purchase controlled dangerous substances there.

  • Senate Bill 87

    Requires reduction in number of State employees to FY2000 level; establishes procedure to control creation of new State positions and filling of vacancies.

  • Senate Bill 90

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

  • Senate Bill 155

    "Jessica Lunsford Act;" concerns sentencing of sex offenders and persons who harbor them; requires electronic monitoring for certain sex offenders and creates child protection zones.

  • Senate Bill 161

    Provides that a homestead owner who is 65 years of age or older or disabled shall not receive a homestead rebate of less than $1,440.

  • Senate Bill 185

    "Women's Right to Know Act."

  • Senate Bill 186

    Requires principals and teachers of public schools to conduct an oral recitation from the Declaration of Independence before the opening of each school day in grades 3-12; appropriates $10,000.

  • Senate Bill 192

    Extends application period for retired police officers to carry firearms.

  • Senate Bill 196

    Requires that each school district receive a minimum of 35% State support of its net budget and that a minimum of 35% of the net budget be supported through local tax levy.

  • Senate Bill 203

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for hearing aids.

  • Senate Bill 211

    Clarifies tenure protections for exempt firemen in public employment.

  • Senate Bill 219

    Requires licenses to conduct business in tobacco products under the New Jersey Tobacco Products Wholesale Sales and Use Tax Act.

  • Senate Bill 235

    Limits liability of food producers, manufacturers, packers, distributers, carriers, holders, sellers, marketers and advertisers for claims arising out of weight gain or obesity.

  • Senate Bill 240

    Authorizes bars and restaurants to offer special discounts to certain persons under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 256

    Implements the economic indicator recommendations of the Commissioner of Education on Abbott district designation.

  • Senate Bill 260

    Requires ELEC to provide ethics training for governmental affairs agents.

  • Senate Bill 261

    Requires all elected or appointed local government officers to receive ethics training.

  • Senate Bill 262

    Requires completion of legislative ethics training program for legislators and State officers or employees and special State officers or employees in Legislative Branch.

  • Senate Bill 267

    Reduces the sales and use tax from 7% to 6%.

  • Senate Bill 268

    Provides that regular work week of all newly-hired full-time State or local government employees will be 40 hours.

  • Senate Bill 280

    Lowers the minimum full-time jobs requirement for business relocation and retention tax credits.

  • Senate Bill 347

    Requires certain NJ Transit Corporation employees to undergo criminal history background checks and wear photo identification.

  • Senate Bill 359

    Eliminates use of vaccines containing mercury over three years.

  • Senate Bill 361

    Doubles amount of certain retirement income that may be excluded from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 363

    Prohibits sale of any dog by kennel, pet shop or other retail establishment without name, address and phone number of person providing dog thereto; establishes $500 fine for each violation.

  • Senate Bill 364

    Directs DHSS to adopt regulations prohibiting overcrowding of animals in kennels, pet shops and other retail establishments; establishes penalties.

  • Senate Bill 399

    Establishes a joint legislative and executive branch State Revenue Forecasting Integrity Commission to provide a revenue forecast for annual State budget purposes.

  • Senate Bill 401

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

  • Senate Bill 402

    Provides $100,000 military death benefit to State citizens killed on federal active duty; establishes "Fallen Patriots Memorial Fund."

  • Senate Bill 404

    Repeals law expediting certain State permits.

  • Senate Bill 407

    Exempts construction, expansion or renovation of buildings or other structures for police departments, fire departments, and volunteer first aid, emergency, ambulance or rescue squads from "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Senate Bill 468

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

  • Senate Bill 523

    Classifies burglary of a residence as a crime of the second degree.

  • Senate Bill 526

    Requires health insurers, Medicaid and NJ FamilyCare to provide coverage for comprehensive program of pediatric feeding and swallowing services.

  • Senate Bill 529

    Requires DCA to promulgate certain fire safety regulations concerning furniture and furnishings purchased for use in residential premises and public buildings.

  • Senate Bill 533

    Provides for DCA to set maximum loan amounts to volunteer emergency service organizations to purchase vehicles and equipment.

  • Senate Bill 539

    Extends eligibility for total property tax exemption to 100% disabled Cold War veterans; requires State to reimburse municipality for local tax revenue loss.

  • Senate Bill 549

    The "Public Dam Rehabilitation Project Bond Act," authorizes bonds for $90,000,000 and appropriates $5,000.

  • Senate Bill 569

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

  • Senate Bill 645

    Repeals cosmetic medical procedure gross receipts tax.

  • Senate Bill 648

    Removes limousine services from sales and use tax imposition.

  • Senate Bill 686

    Provides for mandatory imprisonment and forfeiture of retirement benefits for public officers or employees convicted of certain crimes.

  • Senate Bill 870

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

  • Senate Bill 872

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

  • Senate Bill 920

    Revises criteria for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Senate Bill 948

    "Kyleigh's Law"; revises laws concerning provisional driver's licenses.

  • Senate Bill 962

    Eliminates maximum age requirement for appointment as police officer or paid firefighter.

  • Senate Bill 1124

    Prohibits DOT from putting tolls on I-78 and I-80 and from transferring jurisdiction to independent authority or entity.

  • Senate Bill 1249

    Grandfathers use of certain dry cleaning equipment and machinery and perchloroethylene by dry cleaners.

  • Senate Bill 1255

    Creates alternate voting members on county agriculture development boards.

  • Senate Bill 1301

    Permits limited exchange of certain juvenile information to facilitate delivery of services to at risk children and their families.

  • Senate Bill 1334

    "Motor Vehicle Owners' Right to Repair Act."

  • Senate Bill 1391

    Increases membership of Fish and Game Council and clarifies it has sole authority to regulate freshwater fishing, hunting, and trapping.

  • Senate Bill 1503

    Permits certain motor vehicle offenders to apply for a restricted use license.

  • Senate Bill 1512

    Requires physicians and other prescribers to obtain informed consent from parents or guardians of minors for certain medications with "black box warning."

  • Senate Bill 1558

    Abolishes Department of the Public Advocate.

  • Senate Bill 1574

    Clarifies that car pools are not subject to regulation as school buses.

  • Senate Bill 1681

    Prohibits use of public funds for embryonic stem cell research.

  • Senate Bill 1687

    David's Law; establishes crime of negligent vehicular homicide.

  • Senate Bill 1757

    Authorizes "100 percent Disabled Veteran" license plates for qualified veterans; entitles holders to handicapped parking privileges.

  • Senate Bill 1810

    Permits direct shipping of wine to New Jersey consumers.

  • Senate Bill 1874

    Eliminates throwout of receipts in allocation of entire net income under the corporation business tax.

  • Senate Bill 1890

    Authorizes special Gold Star Family license plates.

  • Senate Bill 1902

    Clarifies certain standards for regulation of recreational vehicles as housing.

  • Senate Bill 1923

    Creates New Jersey Youth Legislature; makes an appropriation.

  • Senate Bill 1941

    "Dietitian/Nutritionist Licensing Act."

  • Senate Bill 2031

    Requires State and local emergency operations plans include provisions to address needs of families of emergency responders serving during a disaster or emergency.

  • Senate Bill 2073

    Revises "Predatory Towing Prevention Act."

  • Senate Bill 2075

    Requires MVC to offer driver's license knowledge test in Italian.

  • Senate Bill 2100

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

  • Senate Bill 2155

    Enhances PFRS accidental death pension benefit for survivors of member serving in nonsupervisory rank.

  • Senate Bill 2228

    "Zero-Based Budget Act;" requires State Treasurer to develop and integrate certain zero-based budgeting practices and procedures in preparation and submission of Governor's annual budget message.

  • Senate Bill 2271

    Requires motorists to stop for pedestrians in or waiting to enter crosswalks.

  • Senate Bill 2279

    Revises Special Municipal Aid program.

  • Senate Bill 2281

    Designated the Shop Here, Save Money, Secure Jobs Act of 2008; establishes sales and use tax rate reduction period from November 28, 2008 through January 4, 2009, sets reduction period tax rate at 3.5%.

  • Senate Bill 2292

    Revises laws governing provision of affordable housing; reestablishes regional contribution agreement as method of meeting affordable housing obligation; repeals Statewide non-residential development fee.

  • Senate Bill 2305

    Authorizes black bear hunting permits and permit fees, and clarifies Fish and Game council authority over bear hunting.

  • Senate Bill 2306

    Extends expiration date of special appraisal process for Green Acres and farmland preservation programs from 2009 to 2014 for lands in Highlands Region.

  • Senate Bill 2324

    Provides full forfeiture of pension of elected or appointed official convicted of any crime touching office.

  • Senate Bill 2386

    Authorizes free hunting, fishing, and trapping for certain retired military personnel.

  • Senate Bill 2388

    Authorizes free admission to State parks and forests for retired veterans living in NJ and their immediate family members.

  • Senate Bill 2395

    Requires Attorney General to seize campaign funds of convicted candidates; prohibits convicted criminal offenders from making contributions to candidates and committees.

  • Senate Bill 2477

    Requires training and registration for in-house security officers.

  • Senate Bill 2504

    Provides for immediate driver's license suspension under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2543

    Permits sheriffs, local police, and county corrections facilities to hire certain laid off officers without utilizing Civil Service lists.

  • Senate Bill 2565

    Consumer Relief Act of 2009; establishes temporary sales and use tax rate reduction periods for sales of certain goods and services.

  • Senate Bill 2572

    Permits person with developmental disability and legal guardian to audio record sessions of interdisciplinary team in which person or guardian participates.

  • Senate Bill 2709

    Abolishes Council on Affordable Housing for failure to comply with legislative directives.

  • Senate Bill 2722

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

  • Senate Bill 2943

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for certain unreimbursed psychiatric treatment of veterans.

  • Senate Bill 2945

    Establishes crime of initiating a false "Amber Alert."

  • Senate Bill 2946

    Provides enhanced penalties for making a false report to law enforcement authorities in certain circumstances.