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Walter J. Kavanaugh

Bills in the 2006–2007 Session, Senate.

All of Walter J. Kavanaugh's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 1364

    Authorizes State Treasurer to sell as surplus land and improvements thereon known as North Princeton Developmental Center to Montgomery Township in Somerset County.

Passed the Senate2

  • Senate Bill 61

    Prohibits payment of temporary disability benefits to incarcerated individuals.

  • Senate Bill 62

    Concerns unemployment benefits for temporary help service firm employees.

Out of committee3

  • Senate Bill 60

    Permits criminal history record check for unpaid volunteers in schools and requires applicant to be reimbursed for costs of check; permits the reimbursement of paid school personnel for such costs.

  • Senate Bill 1853

    Authorizes a county college board of trustees to grant voting rights to the graduating class representative on the board and requires the board chairman to cast deciding vote in the event of a tie under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2783

    Concerns tobacco manufacturer payments under the tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.

In committee15

  • Senate Bill 51

    Requires males to comply with federal selective service law as condition of State and political subdivision employment.

  • Senate Bill 52

    Permits children to obtain digital photo identification cards.

  • Senate Bill 53

    Authorizes hunting of deer with bow and arrow on Sundays.

  • Senate Bill 54

    Provides voting rights for graduating class representative on county college boards of trustees.

  • Senate Bill 55

    Requires health care facilities to report certain information about their health care staff to their respective professional boards or DHSS.

  • Senate Bill 56

    Establishes "Volunteer Emergency Services Highway Reimbursement Fund."

  • Senate Bill 57

    Requires that chiropractic physicians, podiatric physicians, allopathic physicians, osteopathic physicians, dentists, and other health care providers be reimbursed at same rate for the same service.

  • Senate Bill 58

    Authorizes transfer of State property and removes use restrictions.

  • Senate Bill 59

    Adds murder to the list of predicate crimes in the felony murder statute.

  • Senate Bill 63

    Extends veteran's tax deduction to certain persons undergoing training for deployment in Operation "Iraqi Freedom."

  • Senate Bill 64

    Requires fingerprinting for certain disorderly persons offenses.

  • Senate Bill 1668

    Requires certain TPAF and PERS benefits to be calculated using years of service divided by 60 rather than 55.

  • Senate Bill 2361

    Requires vehicles in funeral processions activate hazard signals.

  • Senate Bill 2455

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

  • Senate Bill 2591

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $1,000,000 to Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey for reinstatement of certain athletic teams.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 9
  • Senate Bill 134

    Matthew Albrecht Act; requires mattresses and box springs for sale in State to meet federal cigarette-ignition and open-flame standards. **

  • Senate Bill 1192

    Establishes the crime of corruption of public resources.

  • Senate Bill 1318

    Establishes the "Public Corruption Profiteering Penalty Act."

  • Senate Bill 1977

    Creates the "Internet Dating Safety Act," requiring Internet dating services to provide notice whether the service conducts criminal background screenings.

  • Senate Bill 1978

    Provides for mandatory term of imprisonment for luring and enticing an adult; increases mandatory term for luring and enticing a child.

  • Senate Bill 1979

    Restricts certain sex offenders' access to the Internet.

  • Senate Bill 2055

    Increases fees and penalties under the "Explosives Act."

  • Senate Bill 2215

    "Nicole's Law;" permits victim of sex offense to obtain restraining order against offender. *

  • Senate Bill 2269

    Excludes membership fees and dues of certain governmental and charitable clubs and organizations and certain parking services from sales and use tax. ****

Passed the Senate · 1
  • Senate Bill 1224

    Increases statute of limitations for certain crimes involving political corruption from five years to seven years.

Out of committee · 7
  • Senate Bill 67

    Imposes mandatory terms of imprisonment and forfeiture of pension and retirement benefits for public officers or employees convicted of certain crimes involving or touching their office or employment. *

  • Senate Bill 132

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

  • Senate Bill 1005

    Concerns certain workers' compensation supplemental benefits.

  • Senate Bill 1021

    Requires employers to provide rest and meal breaks.

  • Senate Bill 1756

    Upgrades penalties for recruiting minors and confined persons to be in criminal street gang. *

  • Senate Bill 2030

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

  • Senate Bill 2760

    Appropriates $6 million from "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

In committee · 25
  • Senate Bill 153

    Requires that public officers or public employees convicted of crimes involving their office or employment be sentenced to mandatory prison terms and forfeit pension benefits.

  • Senate Bill 203

    Requires dissemination of organ and tissue donation by State Treasurer, Personnel Commissioner, State contractors, and preparers of advanced health care directives; designates April of each year as Donate Life Month.

  • Senate Bill 227

    Requires HIV testing for pregnant women and marriage license applicants.

  • Senate Bill 239

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

  • Senate Bill 240

    Creates "Children's Equal Rights Act."

  • Senate Bill 333

    Proscribes liability of architects in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 335

    Appropriates $150,000 to DOL to provide continued assistance to deaf community through State Centers for Independent Living.

  • Senate Bill 345

    Delays imposition of new State fees and fee increases on counties, municipalities and local school boards until next local budget year.

  • Senate Bill 406

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

  • Senate Bill 478

    Creates 14 additional judgeships; raises court fees.

  • Senate Bill 483

    Eliminates ambulatory care facility gross receipts assessment.

  • Senate Bill 536

    Supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to DHSS for Office on Women's Health.

  • Senate Bill 659

    Implements amendments to the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.

  • Senate Bill 706

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

  • Senate Bill 707

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

  • Senate Bill 778

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

  • Senate Bill 976

    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 1131

    Changes calculation of average weekly wage for TDI benefits.

  • Senate Bill 2082

    Requires court to order a psychiatric evaluation for persons who have been subject to three or more final restraining orders.

  • Senate Bill 2083

    Permits waivers from window tinting standards.

  • Senate Bill 2166

    Prevents intoxicated employees from receiving workers' compensation.

  • Senate Bill 2399

    Increases prison time for certain persons convicted of a motor vehicle offense when license suspended for DUI.

  • Senate Bill 2414

    Establishes the "Equal Benefits Act of 2007."

  • Senate Bill 2512

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

  • Senate Bill 2513

    Requires Governor's annual budget message to provide for full funding of certain statutory school aid provisions.