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David P. Rible

Bills in the 2014–2015 Session, General Assembly.

All of David P. Rible's terms

Sponsored

Passed the General Assembly1

  • Assembly Bill 2724

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

Out of committee2

In committee47

  • Assembly Bill 161

    "Opportunity Scholarship Act"; establishes pilot program in Department of Treasury providing tax credits to taxpayers contributing to scholarships for low-income children.

  • Assembly Bill 1515

    Exempts military personnel receiving combat zone pay from the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1516

    Eliminates statute of limitations in civil cases involving certain sexual offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1517

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

  • Assembly Bill 1518

    Establishes penalties for manufacture, purchase or possession of certain keys.

  • Assembly Bill 1519

    Upgrades lewdness to fourth degree crime if committed in public rest room.

  • Assembly Bill 1520

    Eliminates imposition of sales and use tax on charges for initiation fees, membership fees, or dues for access to or use of certain health and fitness clubs and organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1521

    Establishes training wage.

  • Assembly Bill 1522

    Requires criminal history record background checks on certain volunteer sports personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 1523

    Clarifies powers of public safety directors.

  • Assembly Bill 1524

    Exempts certain volunteer emergency service organizations from charitable contribution filing fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1525

    Provides that person who impersonates law enforcement officer and commits crime is guilty of third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 1526

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

  • Assembly Bill 1527

    Prohibits public school fund-raising activities which include unsupervised door-to-door sales by students.

  • Assembly Bill 1528

    Requires disclosure of all campaign contributions received and expenditures made by school board candidates.

  • Assembly Bill 1529

    Allows planning and zoning board members to satisfy training requirements on Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 1530

    Permits municipalities to charge a fee to cover ancillary costs of traffic control; limits fee.

  • Assembly Bill 1531

    Designates portion of New Jersey Route No. 34 in Wall Township as the "Duncan Thecker Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 1532

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 1533

    Criminalizes participation in criminal street gang.

  • Assembly Bill 1534

    Provides for conscientious exemption to mandatory immunizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1535

    Provides that videotaping of aggravated assault is a third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 1536

    Establishes a "Blue Alert System."

  • Assembly Bill 1538

    Concerns interest rate chargeable by licensed pawnbrokers on certain transactions.

  • Assembly Bill 1539

    Permits municipality to use proceeds of beach access fees for areas near beach facilities that are significantly affected by beach tourism; requires municipality to provide explanation of expenditures on website.

  • Assembly Bill 1540

    Requires electric public utilities to file with BPU and implement distribution infrastructure protection plans; prohibits rate increase pending implementation of plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1541

    Requires DOBI to provide notification of suspension or revocation of license or registration of third party administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 1542

    Increases threshold value of surplus State-owned real property and easements above which legislative review and approval is required before sale.

  • Assembly Bill 1543

    Requires health insurers, SHBP and SEHBP to provide coverage for diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of lymphedema.

  • Assembly Bill 1544

    Protects home addresses of law enforcement officers from being released by governmental entities.

  • Assembly Bill 1545

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $2,200,000 to Maritime Industry Fund in Office of Maritime Resources in DOT.

  • Assembly Bill 1546

    Revises "Contractors' Registration Act" to include water remediation services.

  • Assembly Bill 1547

    Establishes fourth degree crime of possessing firearms locator application; enhances penalty if such application is used in the theft of firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 1548

    Makes revisions to the "Contractors' Registration Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2723

    Prohibits administration of standardized assessments not required under State or federal law.

  • Assembly Bill 3093

    Upgrades initiating, circulating, or transmitting false public alarm to crime of the second degree.

  • Assembly Bill 3327

    Requires Commissioner of Education to develop lists of approved testing vendors and commercially-developed standardized assessments for use by public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 3599

    Requires printed advertisements to bear the word "advertisement."

  • Assembly Bill 3693

    Grants full police status to special agents in the Department of Treasury; authorizes special agents to carry firearms at all times.

  • Assembly Bill 3694

    Imposes conditions on drivers approaching disabled vehicles displaying warning lights.

  • Assembly Bill 4442

    Makes it crime of the fourth degree to recklessly engage in conduct which creates substantial risk of serious injury to another.

  • Assembly Bill 4443

    Requires DOH to increase the number of contracted early intervention service providers in areas experiencing significant population growth.

  • Assembly Bill 4447

    Establishes defense against exclusionary zoning litigation seeking builder's remedy.

  • Assembly Bill 4474

    Establishes Office of Tourism Research; requires specific measures concerning tourism advertising, marketing, research, and tourism-related business training.

  • Assembly Bill 4496

    Authorizes creation of Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 4674

    Establishes "Superstorm Sandy Homeowners Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4894

    "New Jersey Small Business Retirement Marketplace Act."

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 1092

    Reduces amount of fire duty required in order to receive exempt fireman certificate.

Vetoed1

Co-sponsored

Became law · 26
  • Assembly Bill 709

    Requires pharmacies and prescribers to notify patients about how to ensure proper and safe disposal of unused prescription drugs.

  • 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 1041

    Exempts Holocaust reparations payments from legal process, and from estate recovery under Medicaid program.

  • Assembly Bill 1101

    "Let Them Be Little Act"; provides for screening newborn infants for MPS I and MPS II.*

  • Assembly Bill 1510

    Requires hiring preference for veterans seeking position with State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 1783

    "Art Therapist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1784

    Exempts certain persons from licensing requirements of the "New Jersey Residential Mortgage Lending Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2072

    Requires public school students in grades 9 through 12 to receive instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and use of an automated external defibrillator prior to graduation.*

  • Assembly Bill 2184

    Requires issuance of one free copy of a veteran's death certificate to certain authorized persons upon request.

  • Assembly Bill 2456

    Exempts certain persons from HVACR licensing requirement; clarifies definition of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and refrigeration.

  • Assembly Bill 2955

    Establishes certain requirements for hospitals regarding patient-designated caregivers.

  • Assembly Bill 3079

    Prohibits administration of standardized assessments in kindergarten through second grade.

  • Assembly Bill 3225

    Provides for licensure of chiropractic assistants.

  • Assembly Bill 3334

    Requires New Jersey School Report Card to include indicators of student career readiness.

  • Assembly Bill 3335

    Requires preparation programs for teachers and school counselors to include programming to improve student career readiness.*

  • Assembly Bill 3337

    Establishes four-year County Vocational School District Partnership Grant Program in DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 3338

    Allows school districts and requires public colleges to enter into dual enrollment agreements to provide college-level instruction to high school students through courses offered on college or high school campuses.*

  • Assembly Bill 3339

    Provides that if a career and technical education program of a school district is taught in an industry setting, off-site location will be exempt from certain State regulations.*

  • Assembly Bill 3455

    Amends definition of "Class II renewable energy."

  • Assembly Bill 3815

    Extends for one year expiration date of certain permits pursuant to "Permit Extension Act of 2008." *

  • Assembly Bill 3840

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

  • Assembly Bill 4105

    Expands scope of law governing registration of security guards; designated as " Detective Vincent Santiago's Law." *

  • Assembly Bill 4275

    "New Jersey Small Business Retirement Marketplace Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 4528

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2016.

  • Assembly Bill 4529

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2016.

  • Assembly Bill 4559

    Appropriates $88,592,361 from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" and various Green Acres bond funds for local government open space acquisition and park development projects.

Vetoed · 5
  • Assembly Bill 1035

    Prohibits health insurance carriers from requiring optometrists to become providers with vision care plans as condition of becoming providers in carriers' panel of providers.

  • Assembly Bill 1907

    Reinstates moratorium on imposition of Statewide non-residential development fees until January 2015.

  • Assembly Bill 3340

    Provides additional State school aid to county vocational school districts in which enrollment increases by more than 10%.

  • Assembly Bill 3341

    Provides State aid for certain adult education programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3360

    Requires each school district with middle school or high school to establish food services advisory committee to consider menu options that reflect students' cultural, traditional, and dietary preferences.*

Passed the General Assembly · 12
  • Assembly Bill 103

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

  • Assembly Bill 228

    Permits new cigar lounges to be opened under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 835

    Codifies AG recommendations for issuing Amber Alert when family member abducts child.

  • Assembly Bill 2035

    Revises law concerning the rights and responsibilities of motor vehicle franchisees and franchisors.**

  • Assembly Bill 2888

    Requires teacher preparation program for instuctional certificate to include certain amount of instruction or clinical experience in special education and for students with disabilities endorsement to include credit hours in autism spectrum disorder.**

  • Assembly Bill 3077

    Requires school districts and charter schools to annually provide to parents or guardians of enrolled students information on certain tests to be administered during the school year.

  • Assembly Bill 3081

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

  • Assembly Bill 3405

    Prohibits purchase of certain items by scrap metal businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 3461

    Requires 9-1-1 service facilities be equipped with Next Generation 9-1-1 system and provides funding for that purpose; makes texting the 9-1-1 emergency system without purpose of reporting need for 9-1-1 service a fourth degree crime.**

  • 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 4723

    Establishes Military and Defense Economic Ombudsman in Department of State.*

Out of committee · 23
  • Assembly Bill 379

    Broadens municipal arson investigators' powers.

  • Assembly Bill 1436

    Authorizes Attorney General to coordinate Statewide law enforcement efforts against opioid drug abuse.*

  • Assembly Bill 1648

    Revises statutes regarding practice of physical therapy.

  • Assembly Bill 1682

    Establishes time periods for adverse possession of certain property.*

  • Assembly Bill 2592

    Requires life imprisonment without parole for persons convicted of the murder of a minor under the age of 18 in the course of the commission of a sex crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2664

    Imposes criminal penalties for discharges of untreated sewage from containment devices installed on watercraft.

  • Assembly Bill 2733

    Permits local unit to contract with private entities to lease advertising space on local unit's official Internet website.

  • Assembly Bill 2829

    Prohibits posting, publishing on the Internet, or disclosing certain information regarding law enforcement officers.*

  • Assembly Bill 3129

    Revises certain provisions of New Jersey Prescription Monitoring Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3264

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2015.

  • Assembly Bill 3265

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2015.

  • Assembly Bill 3374

    Designates State Highway Route No. 71 bridge between Borough of Belmar and Borough of Avon-by-the-Sea as "Robert A. Briant, Sr. Memorial Bridge."

  • 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 3607

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 3713

    Requires review of Core Curriculum Content Standards to ensure guidence for substance abuse instruction provided to public school students incorporates most recent evidence-based standards and practices.*

  • Assembly Bill 3715

    Directs poison control and drug information program to establish clearinghouse of drug overdose information, report on trends, and provide education on safe storage and disposal of medications; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3722

    Requires DHS and DOC to formulate joint arrangement and plan to ensure provision of mental health and substance use disorder services to inmates. *

  • Assembly Bill 3859

    Permits public-private partnership agreements for certain building and highway infrastructure projects; provides for EDA oversight.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    Requires a public school district to provide a daily recess period for students in grades kindergarten through 5.

  • Assembly Bill 4328

    Establishes Response to Intervention initiative in DOE to support and encourage school districts in implementation of Response to Intervention framework.

  • Assembly Bill 4724

    Establishes New Jersey Military Skills Council.

  • Assembly Bill 4897

    Permits local units of government to enter into shared services agreements with federal military installations located in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 4903

    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

In committee · 128
  • Assembly Bill 107

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

  • Assembly Bill 109

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

  • Assembly Bill 117

    Requires law enforcement agency to issue retired law enforcement officer identification card to certain qualified retirees.

  • Assembly Bill 158

    Prohibits payment to public employees at retirement for certain unused sick leave, provides for forfeiture of payment for unused sick leave for certain criminal convictions, and requires documentation for use of sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 182

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment benefits for certain seasonal workers.

  • Assembly Bill 211

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

  • Assembly Bill 221

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

  • Assembly Bill 246

    Appropriates $10 million to the DEP for Black Creek and Wreck Pond dredging.

  • Assembly Bill 247

    Directs DEP and Monmouth County to form study commission to examine nonpoint source pollution and stormwater management issues in Wreck Pond Watershed.

  • Assembly Bill 248

    Directs BPU to adopt best practices and standards for public utility disaster response.

  • Assembly Bill 249

    Requires electric public utilities to repair or install street lights within certain time periods after municipal notification.

  • Assembly Bill 250

    Permits certain public and private entities to qualify for BPU grants or low interest loans for cost of alternative power generation devices.

  • Assembly Bill 256

    Upgrades theft to a crime of the first degree if amount involved is $500,000 or more.

  • Assembly Bill 265

    Prohibits plea bargain if sex offender who committed Megan's Law offense would not be required to register.

  • Assembly Bill 280

    Allows certain sole proprietors to join a small employer health benefits purchasing alliance.

  • Assembly Bill 325

    Allows physicians to jointly negotiate with carriers over contractual terms and conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 329

    Phases out estate tax over five-year period.

  • Assembly Bill 331

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain donated vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 343

    Creates first degree crime of home invasion, makes crime subject to No Early Release Act, and upgrades burglary of a residence to a second degree crime under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 397

    Repeals the New Jersey estate tax.

  • Assembly Bill 405

    Establishes public-private alternative fueling station pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 413

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

  • Assembly Bill 438

    Clarifies enforcement responsibility of State Housing Code concerning multiple dwellings from municipalities to the State under the "Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law."

  • Assembly Bill 474

    Eliminates duplication and redundancy in registration of certain apartments.

  • Assembly Bill 523

    Requires municipal governing bodies and boards of education to provide sufficient time for all requested public comment at open public meetings.

  • Assembly Bill 525

    Requires hiring preference for veterans in non-civil service jurisdictions.

  • 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 591

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

  • Assembly Bill 610

    Prohibits dual elective office holding and holding of elective office and public office or position.

  • Assembly Bill 691

    Regulates assignment and use of State vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 693

    Clarifies criteria for issuing Amber Alert when child abducted by family member.

  • Assembly Bill 696

    Provides for satellite-based monitoring of homeless registered sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 770

    Provides that trespassing in nuclear power plant is third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 853

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

  • Assembly Bill 878

    Expands eligibility under the Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit Act by broadening certain municipal qualifier provisions.

  • Assembly Bill 895

    Requires that sexual abuse against a child be reported to law enforcement officials.

  • Assembly Bill 904

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act;" imposes mandatory term of 25 years to life for aggravated sexual assault against a child under 13 and increases penalties for harboring certain sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 938

    Permits municipality to hire private company to provide construction officials, subcode officials, and technical assistants.

  • 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 1114

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

  • Assembly Bill 1182

    Increases penalties for violations committed by provisional driver's license holder.

  • 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 1299

    Upgrades penalties for crimes committed with aid of firearms locator application.

  • Assembly Bill 1372

    Prohibits PANYNJ from imposing cargo facility charge in certain instances.

  • Assembly Bill 1556

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

  • 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 1607

    Requires disclosure of original purchase price for land to be sold to a county, county agriculture development board, or municipality for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 1626

    Repeals statutory requirement of annual or biennial dog census.

  • Assembly Bill 1629

    Eliminates transfer inheritance taxes on brothers and sisters of a decedent.

  • Assembly Bill 1750

    Permits water supply service and sewerage service sub-metering in multi-family dwellings to promote water conservation.

  • Assembly Bill 1785

    The "New Jersey Parental Rights and Property Tax Reduction Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1801

    Provides for life imprisonment without parole for killing an emergency responder.

  • Assembly Bill 1861

    The "New Jersey Right to Home Defense Law."

  • Assembly Bill 1864

    Removes requirement that holder of a special learner's permit, examination permit, and probationary driver's license display decal; requires certain novice drivers submit motor vehicle information to chief administrator.

  • Assembly Bill 2008

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of services performed to certain prewritten computer software delivered electronically.

  • Assembly Bill 2027

    Requires certain public contract bid advertisements to contain certified cost estimate ranges, specifies grounds for rejection of all bids, and requires 50% guaranty on bids; designated as the Fairness in Bidding Act.

  • Assembly Bill 2051

    "Opportunity Scholarship Act"; establishes pilot program in Department of Treasury providing tax credits to entities contributing to scholarships for low-income children; appropriates $1,500,000 to Treasury.

  • Assembly Bill 2092

    Requires condominium and homeowners' associations to provide information to federal home loan insurance providers at no cost to potential buyers.

  • Assembly Bill 2183

    The New Jersey Battlefield to Boardroom Act; Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for qualified wages of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2187

    "New Jersey Housing Assistance for Veterans Act," establishes pilot program to assist certain veterans with housing modification and rehabilitation; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2353

    Concerns organ and tissue donation.

  • Assembly Bill 2501

    The "New Jersey Homeowners' Equity Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2590

    Appropriates $2 million in constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for hazardous substance discharge remediation to DEP for White Swan Cleaners/Sun Cleaners Superfund site cleanup in Monmouth County.

  • Assembly Bill 2660

    Requires State agencies to review operations and to implement use of Internet to conduct public business when cost savings may be realized, with certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 2661

    Permits voter registration up to 29 days before an election; reduces polling place hours by one hour in the morning.

  • Assembly Bill 2736

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employers engaged in farming operations.

  • 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 2776

    Establishes "County Tourism Incentive Grant Fund" within Department of Treasury to provide funding for grants to counties to support tourism advertising and promotion.

  • Assembly Bill 2826

    "Dietitian/Nutritionist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2983

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain seasonal employers.

  • Assembly Bill 3068

    Requires Rutgers University to create a liberal studies program for intellectually disabled students; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3115

    Prohibits plea bargaining for certain repeat criminal offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 3116

    Implements constitutional amendment providing for pretrial detention of certain criminal defendants.

  • Assembly Bill 3134

    Provides county vocational school districts with the authority to name themselves in a manner that more accurately reflects their mission.

  • Assembly Bill 3140

    Creates special license plates supporting Autism Awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 3197

    Establishes Partners for Growth Council in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 3208

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

  • Assembly Bill 3242

    Requires State arts, historical, and cultural grant recipients to offer information on food and lodging in vicinity of event funded.

  • Assembly Bill 3243

    Establishes publicly accessible Internet registry of offenders who cause bodily harm, or property theft or damage, against disabled persons, senior citizens, or veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3244

    Requires EDA and Dept. of State to encourage businesses considering relocation to locate within chronically high unemployment region.

  • Assembly Bill 3245

    Requires individuals to upload employment resume on Internet website upon filing claim for unemployment insurance benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 3251

    Extends authority to appoint Class Two special law enforcement officers to perform court security duties to all county sheriffs.

  • Assembly Bill 3252

    Clarifies that law enforcement officers may possess firearms in casinos.

  • Assembly Bill 3284

    Amends and repeals certain parts of New Jersey firearm statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 3296

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

  • Assembly Bill 3299

    Establishes electronic database of occupants of hotels and multiple dwellings for use by fire safety and emergency service providers.

  • Assembly Bill 3302

    Allows siblings who share and equally co-own a primary residence to claim a joint homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 3336

    Authorizes the EDA to issue additional $50,000,000 in bonds to provide grants for certain county vocational school district facilities projects and increases debt service district aid percentage for such projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3378

    Establishes "Government Crowdfunding Act" to allow government entities to conduct fundraising for certain government projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3389

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

  • Assembly Bill 3419

    Provides for early termination of terms of office for certain appointed municipal court positions when two or more municipalities enter into agreements to establish joint or shared municipal courts.

  • Assembly Bill 3420

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

  • Assembly Bill 3472

    Prohibits discontinuance of certain State facilities and services in counties with chronic high unemployment.

  • Assembly Bill 3546

    Concerns Superstorm Sandy recovery.

  • Assembly Bill 3564

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

  • Assembly Bill 3608

    Provides courts with sentencing discretion for certain convictions concerning possession of a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 3611

    Establishes second degree crime for threatening to kill law enforcement officers.

  • 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 3814

    Establishes Task Force on School District Regionalization.

  • Assembly Bill 3842

    Permits use of electronic smoking devices in vapor retail establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 3896

    Changes State assistance to urban enterprise zones over seven years by increasing reduced sales tax in enterprise zones and dedicating increase to zone municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 3980

    Permits demonstration county to terminate its participation in the "Real Property Assessment Demonstration Program."

  • 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 4040

    Requires county clerk to set annual compensation of personnel in office of county clerk.

  • Assembly Bill 4124

    Establishes affirmative defense against builder's remedy lawsuits.

  • 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 4257

    Clarifies that chief of police or Superintendent of State Police has burden of proving applicant's disqualification for permit to purchase handgun or firearms purchaser identification card.

  • Assembly Bill 4314

    Eliminates certain sales restrictions on recreational vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 4486

    Provides mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain crimes of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 4488

    Clarifies five-month window established by Supreme Court begins after trial court establishes standards.

  • Assembly Bill 4489

    Clarifies that defendants are to be credited for pre-sentence jail time directly attributable to specific offense for which sentence is imposed.

  • Assembly Bill 4534

    Authorizes Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to calculate affordable housing obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 4535

    Directs COAH to use growth share methodology to calculate fair share affordable housing need.

  • Assembly Bill 4543

    Establishes Class Three special law enforcement officers to provide security in public and nonpublic schools.

  • Assembly Bill 4566

    Establishes criminal penalties for unlawful control over weapons of any law enforcement officer and interface with equipment or duties of law enforcement officers and emergency services personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 4628

    Regulates tethering of, and outdoor shelter for, dogs.

  • Assembly Bill 4657

    Refines five-month window established by Supreme Court begins after trial court establishes standards.

  • Assembly Bill 4725

    Provides incentives for certain businesses associated with military installations.

  • Assembly Bill 4796

    Amends definition of "harassment, intimidation, or bullying" in Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4802

    Establishes process by which a fiduciary is discharged.

  • Assembly Bill 4810

    Allows shore municipalities to provide spouse and dependent children of veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 4876

    Expands number of child care programs exempted from State child care licensing requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4879

    Clarifies law on ethical conduct of board of education members and school administrators and provides requirements for boards invoking doctrine of necessity.