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Gary R. Chiusano

Bills in the 2010–2011 Session, General Assembly.

All of Gary R. Chiusano's terms

Sponsored

Out of committee3

  • Assembly Bill 1847

    Appropriates $17.45 million in 1992 and 2003 bond act monies for loans to fund dam restoration projects and $1.371 million in 1992 bond act monies to fund State dam restoration projects. *

  • Assembly Bill 3012

    Abolishes the Department of the Public Advocate and transfers certain functions, powers and duties.

  • Assembly Bill 4044

    Establishes a process for renewal of DOE issued authorization of certified educational facilities manager.

In committee49

  • Assembly Bill 167

    Abolishes Department of the Public Advocate.

  • Assembly Bill 168

    Provides that farm, farmstand, or other agricultural operation selling firewood obtained from property other than seller's shall not be considered a lumber yard.

  • Assembly Bill 169

    Authorizes municipalities that petition for or receive substantive certification pursuant to the "Fair Housing Act" to make certain affordable housing units available on a preferential basis to certain eligible persons.

  • Assembly Bill 170

    Prohibits use of public funds for embryonic stem cell research.

  • Assembly Bill 171

    Provides that no more than four of the seven public members appointed to the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council may be of the same political party.

  • Assembly Bill 172

    Allows certain self-employed business owners to deduct their own pension plan contributions from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 173

    Allows for exclusion of certain properties from Highlands preservation area.

  • Assembly Bill 174

    Provides for no net loss of DEP lands for fishing, hunting, and trapping purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 175

    Enhances duty and broadens liability concerning security of personal information, and response to breach of security, under "Identity Theft Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 176

    Requires "permanent injury" under limitation on lawsuit threshold to seriously impact life of injured person to pierce threshold.

  • Assembly Bill 177

    Repeals sections of law pertaining to transfer of civil service and non-civil service employees of terminated local health agency to superseding agency.

  • Assembly Bill 178

    Establishes "New Jersey Commission on Government Efficiency and Cost Control" to recommend measures for efficiency and cost reduction in State government.

  • Assembly Bill 179

    Requires State provide description of services to be provided if local unit must pay for services.

  • Assembly Bill 180

    Requires voter referendum and vote by affected governing bodies for approval of proposed consolidation plan.

  • Assembly Bill 181

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

  • Assembly Bill 182

    Requires high-mounted rear stoplights on certain passenger vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 183

    Prohibits employment of unauthorized aliens.

  • Assembly Bill 184

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

  • Assembly Bill 185

    Provides authorized emergency vehicles protection under lemon law.

  • Assembly Bill 186

    Concerns hazardous waste transporter fee.

  • Assembly Bill 187

    Eliminates expansion of preschool education program in "School Funding Reform Act of 2008."

  • Assembly Bill 188

    Establishes in DEP the Environmental Science Review Board and Environmental Policy Review Board to review proposed environmental regulations for consistency with planning policies and science.

  • Assembly Bill 189

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

  • Assembly Bill 190

    Exempts contaminated and industrially-zoned sites from affordable housing rules.

  • Assembly Bill 191

    Prohibits the imposition of affordable housing need and related fees upon the local transfer or move of a business.

  • Assembly Bill 192

    Decreases sales and use tax rate from 7% to 6%.

  • Assembly Bill 193

    Expands scope of review of Pension and Health Benefits Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 194

    Provides that certain absentee ballots will be counted if received within ten days of election.

  • Assembly Bill 195

    Provides that sales by UEZ retailers of items delivered to location outside of the UEZ shall not qualify for partial exemption from the sales tax.

  • Assembly Bill 196

    Grants municipal courts discretion to assess court costs for certain dismissals and changes court costs for certain violations.

  • Assembly Bill 197

    Prohibits elected officials and public employees from enrolling for health benefits with more than one public entity; provides civil action for treble expenses by public entity providing additional coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 198

    The "New Jersey Self-Defense Law."

  • Assembly Bill 2130

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

  • Assembly Bill 2272

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

  • Assembly Bill 2560

    Consolidates certain business-related categories of gross income and provides 20 year carryforward of certain net losses under gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2613

    Eliminates certificated superintendent and administrator exceptions to TPAF retiree reenrollment requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 2956

    Eliminates seniority in Civil Service and other jurisdictions for reductions in force in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2957

    Replaces references to Civil Service Commission with chairperson of commission to clarify duties and responsibilities of chairperson.

  • Assembly Bill 2968

    Requires women incarcerated in county correctional facilities to cover full cost of abortion.

  • Assembly Bill 2985

    Abolishes the Department of the Public Advocate and transfers certain functions, powers and duties.

  • Assembly Bill 3075

    Implements Governor's "Tool Kit" proposals for public employer - public employee collective bargaining.

  • Assembly Bill 3085

    "The Abortion Mandate Opt-Out Act"; prohibits certain qualified health plans that provide abortion coverage from participating in health benefits Exchanges in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 3169

    Permits high performing school districts to be monitored by the DOE every seven years rather than every three years.

  • Assembly Bill 3858

    Provides for drug testing of adult recipients of Work First New Jersey program benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 4018

    Revises current juror compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 4134

    Expands DNA database to include samples from persons arrested for any crime.

  • Assembly Bill 4135

    Establishes right to immediate interlocutory appeal from determinations as to class certification in class action lawsuits.

  • Assembly Bill 4192

    Makes various changes to civil service; permits institution of temporary layoffs; permits government entities to opt-out of civil service; requires civil service examinations be offered on continual basis.

  • Assembly Bill 4290

    Provides for automatic waiver of juvenile case to adult court for repeat juvenile offenders.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 922

    Appropriates $17.45 million in 1992 and 2003 bond act monies for loans to fund dam restoration projects and $1.371 million in 1992 bond act monies to fund State dam restoration projects.

  • Senate Bill 2089

    Abolishes the Department of the Public Advocate and transfers certain functions, powers and duties.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 13
  • Assembly Bill 1400

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to the "American Red Cross-NJ Fund".

  • Assembly Bill 1458

    The "Banking Development District Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1467

    Clarifies type of liability insurance coverage certain licensed auto body repair facilities must carry.

  • Assembly Bill 2217

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

  • Assembly Bill 2360

    Regulates captive insurers.

  • Assembly Bill 2720

    Establishes new procedure in "Administrative Procedure Act" to allow substantial changes to agency rule-making upon adoption.

  • Assembly Bill 2721

    Changes five year chapter expiration date for rules to seven years; changes procedures for readoption of rules. **

  • Assembly Bill 2853

    Streamlines process for State and local agency business permits related to economic development projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2861

    Prohibits certain private transfer fees and imposes disclosure requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 2927

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

  • Assembly Bill 2928

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4055

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

Vetoed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 1463

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

  • Assembly Bill 1676

    Provides single sales fraction for corporation business tax income allocation formula and establishes airline-specific sales fraction.

  • Assembly Bill 2129

    Expands scope of New Jersey Regulatory Flexibility Act dealing with economic impact of rules on small businesses.

Passed the General Assembly · 8
  • Assembly Bill 1064

    Eliminates award of attorneys' fees, filing fees and costs of suit for technical violation of the consumer fraud act.

  • Assembly Bill 2052

    Includes reverse rate evasion as form of insurance fraud and provides for civil and criminal penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 2282

    Creates alternate voting members on county agriculture development boards.

  • Assembly Bill 2433

    Requires printers to display average cost per 1,000 printed pages and ink cartridges to display yield. *

  • Assembly Bill 2695

    Authorizes free State park and forest admission and free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses for persons with certain types of military service. *

  • Assembly Bill 2722

    Modifies process for contested case hearings by OAL with regard to telephone and video conferences, delegation of final decision authority, oral decisions, checklist decisions, electronic filings, and settlements.

  • Assembly Bill 2922

    Revises "Administrative Procedure Act" concerning conflicts between rules of different State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 3917

    Forbids members of the State Investment Council from voting on transactions concerning investment with which a member has certain financial or familial conflicts and requires removal for violations thereof.

Out of committee · 27
  • Assembly Bill 139

    Prohibits unauthorized use of name, image or likeness of members of Armed Forces of United States.*

  • Assembly Bill 161

    Establishes task force to study treatment of veterans diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder in judicial proceedings.

  • Assembly Bill 288

    Establishes Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs Program in DEP and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 437

    Modifies rule governing decisions under the "Municipal Land Use Law."

  • Assembly Bill 812

    Establishes program for directing motorists to agricultural tourism establishments.*

  • Assembly Bill 1683

    Changes perimeter for bow and arrow hunting around occupied building.

  • Assembly Bill 1767

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act;" increases sentences for sex offenders and persons who harbor them.

  • Assembly Bill 1982

    Concerns liability, standards of care, and insurance coverage for medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 2408

    Reduces number of reports and publications printed by State; provides for most to be available primarily on Internet; requires notice of availability of reports and publications.*

  • Assembly Bill 2452

    Requires State-administered pension systems to train employers on enrollment requirements; requires employers to certify validity of employee enrollment with acknowledgement of penalty for providing false information. *

  • Assembly Bill 2459

    Makes various changes concerning payments to public employees for unused sick leave, sick leave injury in State service, and PERS and TPAF disability retirement.

  • Assembly Bill 2558

    Enhances crime victims' rights under the "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 2742

    Reduces number of printed copies of each State report or publication required to be filed with State Library; provides for State Library liaison at each State office.

  • Assembly Bill 2810

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

  • Assembly Bill 2834

    Appropriates $1,279,941 from various historic preservation funds to provide historic site management grants for certain historic preservation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2865

    Provides for appointment of certain municipal court judges at the local or county level.

  • Assembly Bill 3204

    Allows certain organizations to file complaints with Council on Local Mandates in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3535

    Consolidates certain business-related categories of gross income and provides 20 year carryforward of certain net losses under gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 4058

    Appropriates $10,250,780 from 2009 Historic Preservation Fund and 2007 Historic Preservation Fund to provide grants for certain historic preservation projects, and appropriates $600,000 from "2009 Historic Preservation Fund" for associated administrative

  • Assembly Bill 4060

    Appropriates $39 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund," "2007 Farmland Preservation Fund," and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

  • Assembly Bill 4061

    Appropriates $23 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Fund" for planning incentive grants to municipalities for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4062

    Appropriates $8.831 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund," "2007 Farmland Preservation Fund," and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4110

    Revises method of regulation and collection of surplus lines insurance premium taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 4162

    Revises requirement that public employers provide certain health benefit plans to public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 4171

    Concerns rights of financial counterparties to terminate and settle certain agreements with certain insurers in the event of insolvency or liquidation.

  • Assembly Bill 4306

    Establishes Grow New Jersey Assistance Program to provide tax credits to certain businesses; changes eligibility and certain other requirements for other business assistance programs; authorizes transfer of certain real property.*

  • Assembly Bill 4422

    Extends expiration date of certain permits pursuant to the "Permit Extension Act of 2008."

In committee · 146
  • Assembly Bill 127

    Permits board of chosen freeholders to establish "Sharing Resources" grant and loan program to encourage shared services and municipal consolidation.

  • Assembly Bill 132

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

  • Assembly Bill 134

    Allows corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to businesses providing employment to certain National Guard or reservists.

  • Assembly Bill 135

    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."

  • Assembly Bill 136

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

  • Assembly Bill 137

    Requires MVC to immediately suspend driver's license of alleged drunk drivers who cause a death.

  • Assembly Bill 138

    Adds "significant bodily injury" to assault by auto or vessel statute; upgrades penalties for inflicting serious bodily injury.

  • Assembly Bill 140

    Establishes Lane Splitting Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 141

    Requires voter registration forms be made available when applying for hunting, fishing, or trapping license.

  • Assembly Bill 142

    Provides that public official may refuse to solemnize civil unions if solemnization conflicts with public official's conscience or sincerely held moral or religious beliefs.

  • Assembly Bill 143

    Clarifies certain standards for regulation of recreational vehicles as housing.

  • Assembly Bill 144

    Prohibits State departments and agencies from considering or requiring compliance by Highlands planning area municipalities with Highlands regional master plan in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 145

    Establishes reporting requirements and permissive inference for violations by motor vehicle operators approaching or passing certain horses, ponies and mules.

  • Assembly Bill 146

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

  • Assembly Bill 147

    Revises definition of religious employer in statute concerning insurance coverage of prescription female contraceptives.

  • Assembly Bill 148

    Requires minimum geographic cost adjustment for school districts in certain counties.

  • Assembly Bill 149

    Clarifies that licensed dealers may provide firearms for display at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 150

    Sunsets "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act" five years after date of enactment unless certain conditions are met.

  • Assembly Bill 151

    "Ovarian Health Protection Act"; prohibits procurement or use of human eggs for research or experimentation.

  • Assembly Bill 152

    Limits the salaries of school business administrators, superintendents of schools, and assistant superintendents of schools to the salary of the Commissioner of Education.

  • Assembly Bill 153

    Establishes Department of Economic Development and Regulatory Affairs; transfers certain functions, powers, duties, agencies, divisions, and other entities from other principal departments to Department of Economic Development and Regulatory Affairs.

  • Assembly Bill 154

    Prohibits placing primary election candidates into political party lines on primary ballot.

  • Assembly Bill 155

    Prohibits MVC from charging certain fees for renewal of boat or motor vehicle registrations.

  • Assembly Bill 156

    Revises "Administrative Procedure Act" concerning socio-economic impact statements for proposed rule-making.

  • Assembly Bill 157

    Renames Dept. of Agriculture as Dept. of Agriculture and Conservation; transfers certain agencies from other depts. to Dept. of Agriculture and Conservation; clarifies authority of Fish and Game Council.

  • Assembly Bill 158

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

  • Assembly Bill 159

    Excludes certain stable stall rentals from sales and use tax imposition and provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of equine-related services.

  • Assembly Bill 160

    Expands range of local units eligible to join an insurance fund established by a municipality or county under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 162

    Establishes sex-selection and race-selection abortions as third degree crimes and permits civil actions.

  • Assembly Bill 163

    Requires physicians to provide patients opportunity to undergo obstetrical ultrasound or sonogram within 48 hours of performing abortion.

  • Assembly Bill 164

    Eliminates $500 minimum tax on New Jersey S corporations with New Jersey gross receipts less than $100,000 under Corporation Business Tax.

  • Assembly Bill 165

    Provides certain retirees from public police departments the right to hawk, peddle and vend.

  • Assembly Bill 166

    Permits use of deadly force against black bears in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 243

    Provides for conscientious exemption to mandatory immunizations.

  • Assembly Bill 263

    Extends certain federal income tax advantages of individual health savings accounts to individual taxpayers under the New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 292

    Excludes certain illegal aliens from workers' compensation and temporary disability benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 303

    Bars companies which hire illegal aliens from public contracts, grants, loans, or tax incentives for seven years.

  • Assembly Bill 307

    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.

  • Assembly Bill 308

    Authorizes free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses and free admission to State parks and forests for individuals with certain types of military service.

  • Assembly Bill 384

    Restores the death penalty for persons who commit certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 423

    Requires sex offenders in satellite-based monitoring program to pay for certain equipment and monitoring costs.

  • Assembly Bill 448

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

  • Assembly Bill 495

    Allows vendors to retain 1% of sales tax collected as consideration for collecting and promptly remitting the tax.

  • Assembly Bill 496

    Provides sales tax exemption for sales of prepared foods.

  • Assembly Bill 514

    Prohibits awarding of certain State grant funds to nonprofit organization which includes on its governing board the Governor or legislator.

  • Assembly Bill 549

    Directs AG to enter into agreement with U.S. Attorney General to empower certain corrections officers to investigate immigration status of inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 552

    Requires State Treasurer to post information about State contracts for legal services on special website.

  • Assembly Bill 619

    Requires school districts to provide transportation to public and nonpublic school pupils living along hazardous routes.

  • Assembly Bill 694

    Requires interpretive statements of State general obligation bond act public questions to include certain fiscal information.

  • Assembly Bill 726

    Prohibits candidates and elected public officials charged with crimes from using campaign contributions for their legal defense.

  • Assembly Bill 752

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

  • Assembly Bill 777

    Expands duties of State Auditor to include performance audits at request of legislator; establishes Performance Audit Committee, consisting of eight public members, to help conduct performance audits.

  • Assembly Bill 883

    Requires public bodies to allow public comment at every meeting.

  • Assembly Bill 1048

    Exempts employees and school board members of federal impact aid districts from certain out-of-state travel restrictions.

  • Assembly Bill 1054

    Requires specific reduction of sulfur content in heating oil, and scheduled increase of blending biofuels therein after July 1, 2011, unless requirements are waived by Governor pursuant to Executive Order.

  • Assembly Bill 1069

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

  • Assembly Bill 1093

    Eliminates supplemental realty transfer fee and one percent fee on transfers of certain commercial real estate and tax on sale of controlling interests in certain commercial real property.

  • Assembly Bill 1094

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

  • Assembly Bill 1152

    Prohibits the use of certain fishing gear on artificial reefs.

  • Assembly Bill 1193

    Repeals law providing benefits for family temporary disability leave.

  • Assembly Bill 1201

    "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.

  • Assembly Bill 1207

    Expands the list of crimes that may not be expunged.

  • Assembly Bill 1355

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

  • Assembly Bill 1362

    Eliminates public school district budget reduction appeals to Commissioner of Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1364

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

  • Assembly Bill 1366

    Clarifies right of employers to require employees to speak English while engaged in work.

  • Assembly Bill 1367

    Caps noneconomic damages in medical malpractice actions at $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1368

    Excludes overtime pay of certain employees from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1369

    "Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act in New Jersey."

  • Assembly Bill 1371

    "Family Home Occupation Act;" classifies certain home-occupations as accessory uses needing no use variances in residential zone; authorizes municipalities to limit or exclude certain warehousing, manufacturing or retailing activities.

  • Assembly Bill 1372

    Repeals law allowing PFRS member to retire with PFRS pension and continue to receive salary for current PFRS-covered elective office.

  • Assembly Bill 1374

    Dedesignates portions of Route 24.

  • Assembly Bill 1376

    "Women's Right to Know Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1384

    Revises procedures for securing a permit to carry a handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 1391

    Decreases BPU membership from five to three members.

  • Assembly Bill 1393

    Designates New Jersey Route No. 15 as "Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 1394

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

  • Assembly Bill 1397

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

  • Assembly Bill 1398

    Mandates NICS check be the exclusive method law enforcement uses to determine whether an applicant is qualified to purchase and possess a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 1402

    Provides certain limits on benefits coverage by health insurers, SHBP, and SEHBP for certain services related to infertility.

  • Assembly Bill 1403

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

  • Assembly Bill 1484

    Establishes 18-month moratorium on promulgation of new administrative rules and issuance of new policy circular letters by State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 1530

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance regulating where sex offenders may reside.

  • Assembly Bill 1534

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain small business employers that provide health care benefits to employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1603

    Prohibits enrollment in PERS of public employee who is also public contractor; requires member to designate only one position as basis of enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 1604

    Prohibits simultaneous holding of certain State, county and municipal elective and appointive positions.

  • Assembly Bill 1614

    Prohibits certain public officers and employees from receiving dual health care benefit coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 1621

    Permits approval of certain regional contribution agreements through December 31, 2009.

  • Assembly Bill 1668

    Requires Mandated Health Benefits Advisory Commission to study financial impact of all enacted mandated health benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1695

    The "Real Estate Installment Contract Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1787

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

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Excludes certain contributions to deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1844

    Authorizes Sunday bow hunting on federal military installations.

  • Assembly Bill 2013

    Prohibits payment of temporary disability benefits to incarcerated individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2115

    Prohibits employees of certain organizations from enrolling in State-administered retirement system or health care plan of public employer; prohibits certain TPAF and PERS members from receiving service credit while on leave with labor organization.

  • Assembly Bill 2131

    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 2157

    Provides that receipt of public pension or retirement allowance will be suspended during reemployment with public employer; allows enrollment in DCRP based on such reemployment.

  • Assembly Bill 2212

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

  • Assembly Bill 2278

    Concerns affordable housing in the Highlands Region.

  • Assembly Bill 2313

    Requires the supervisor of a school bus driver to inspect the school bus for pupils remaining at the end of the transportation route.

  • Assembly Bill 2314

    Prohibits housing allowance in contract between State Board of Education and State district superintendent.

  • Assembly Bill 2315

    Exempts certain lake association membership fees and dues from imposition of sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2316

    Removes charges in the nature of initiation fees, membership fees or dues from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2317

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

  • Assembly Bill 2340

    Requires proof of lawful presence in the United States to obtain certain benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2361

    "State Authorities Reform Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2435

    Establishes separate license for dealers of non-motorized trailers.

  • Assembly Bill 2436

    Prohibits filling of vacancy among candidates nominated at primaries after 48th and before 14th day before general election, except due to death; prohibits filling subsequent vacancies before elections.

  • Assembly Bill 2450

    Provides for conscientious exemption to mandatory immunizations.

  • Assembly Bill 2508

    Establishes in DEP the Environmental Science Review Board to review proposed environmental regulations for consistency with science.

  • Assembly Bill 2525

    Repeals Highlands planning and environmental permitting provisions of "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act," and amends various statutes to reflect repeal thereof.

  • Assembly Bill 2556

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

  • Assembly Bill 2559

    Clarifies that Fish and Game Council has sole authority to regulate freshwater fishing, hunting, and trapping.

  • Assembly Bill 2562

    Places restrictions on unsolicited school budget communications sent by a board of education to school district residents 90 days prior to annual school election.

  • Assembly Bill 2600

    Prohibits the employment of unauthorized aliens and requires employers to use E-Verify program.

  • Assembly Bill 2614

    Repeals law allowing PERS member to retire with PERS pension and continue to receive salary for current PERS-covered elective office.

  • Assembly Bill 2618

    Requires small employer health benefits plan carriers to offer a basic and essential plan.

  • Assembly Bill 2644

    Adds certain cannabis-like chemical substances to list of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 2709

    Authorizes special Gold Star Family license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 2715

    Authorizes Commissioner of Education to withhold State aid to school district that fails to address repeat audit findings.

  • Assembly Bill 2857

    Eliminates prohibition against purchasing more than one handgun in calendar month.

  • Assembly Bill 2858

    Repeals certain restrictions on future retail sales of handguns.

  • Assembly Bill 2951

    Bars certain employees of certain public agencies from participating in PERS; repeals law permitting PERS and TPAF members on leave who work for labor organization to purchase pension credit.

  • Assembly Bill 2955

    Limits right of appeal of disciplinary action taken by employer against certain public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3063

    Establishes farm brewery and winery-brewery beverage license and permits farm wineries to produce hard cider.

  • Assembly Bill 3089

    Eliminates one year residency requirement for certain civil action filings.

  • Assembly Bill 3101

    Clarifies local government unit obligations with regard to DEP loan awards for dam repairs.

  • Assembly Bill 3147

    Repeals "Global Warming Response Act" and related sections of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative implementing law.

  • Assembly Bill 3153

    Establishes a 2.0 percent cap on annual appropriations increases for certain State government spending.

  • Assembly Bill 3215

    Eliminates power of DRPA to finance economic development; imposes restrictions concerning DRPA financing, charitable contributions, commissioners, and employees regarding employment, and conflicts of interest; imposes requirements concerning DRPA audits,

  • Assembly Bill 3283

    Implements Governor's "Tool Kit" proposals for public employee collective bargaining.

  • Assembly Bill 3333

    Revises individual cause of action under consumer fraud act and makes certain other revisions regarding applicability of act.

  • Assembly Bill 3432

    Strengthens public entities' immunity for damages against claims of injury occurring on public beaches and boardwalks.

  • Assembly Bill 3579

    Establishes and enhances certain insurance fraud prevention measures.

  • Assembly Bill 3796

    Makes changes to retirement benefits for members of the State-administered retirement systems and eliminates future COLAs.

  • Assembly Bill 3866

    Requires independent State authority members to disclose employment and contractual relationships between authority and authority member's relatives.

  • Assembly Bill 3897

    Permits direct shipping by wineries and creates Out-of-State Winery license.

  • Assembly Bill 4043

    Increases filing threshold for the New Jersey estate tax to $1,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4047

    Requires withholding of the State operating aid of any public or independent institution of higher education that enrolls students who are not lawfully present in the U.S.

  • Assembly Bill 4049

    Suspends pension of any retired public employee who resumes public employment with compensation more than $15,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4077

    Extends "whistleblower" protections to employee disclosure of governmental mismanagement, waste and abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 4123

    Establishes a formula for the distribution of State aid to school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 4165

    Requires certain public entities to issue requests for proposals for purchase of certain insurance products and services; requires disclosure of commissions paid.

  • Assembly Bill 4265

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

  • Assembly Bill 4348

    Replaces TPAF, PERS, PFRS and SPRS accidental disability benefits with reduced work-related disability benefit; modifies JRS disability benefit.

  • Assembly Bill 4433

    Prohibits certain political activity by members and employees of local boards of education.

Filed · 2
  • Assembly Bill 4224

    Revises method of regulation and collection of surplus lines insurance premium taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 4432

    Prohibits soliciting of campaign contributions on any public property by elective public office candidates; prohibits persons from making contributions to such candidates on any public property.