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Craig A. Stanley

Bills in the 2006–2007 Session, General Assembly.

All of Craig A. Stanley's terms

Sponsored

Became law6

  • Assembly Bill 856

    Concerns location of certain highway entry or exit ramps and schools.

  • Assembly Bill 868

    Requires school districts to notify DYFS of certain pupil absences.

  • Assembly Bill 2078

    Clarifies the entities able to participate in school district joint self-insurance groups.

  • Assembly Bill 3334

    Permits short-term tax exemption or abatement for houses destroyed by fire when reconstruction or renovation is performed by charitable entity, or for-profit using volunteer labor. *

  • Assembly Bill 3676

    Revises various provisions of The New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum (NJ QSAC) public school district monitoring system.

  • Assembly Bill 4336

    Establishes the New Jersey Schools Development Authority and revises the school construction program established under the "Educational Facilities Construction and Financing Act."

Passed the General Assembly4

  • Assembly Bill 871

    Creates limited licenses for general barbering and for barbering and hairstyling within the practice of cosmetology and hairstyling.

  • Assembly Bill 884

    Establishes October 1 as uniform eligibility date for admission to kindergarten in public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 2989

    Bars the disclosure of personal identifying information of grand jury witnesses except for name; creates a fourth degree offense for attorney disclosure.

  • Assembly Bill 2992

    Requires hospitals to report certain injuries to local and State police.

Out of committee11

  • Assembly Bill 859

    Establishes the Dana Christmas Scholarship for Heroism Program.

  • Assembly Bill 882

    Establishes a permanent Commission on the Funding of a Thorough and Efficient Public School Education to make recommendations and to monitor a public school funding formula. *

  • Assembly Bill 883

    Establishes certain nutritional restrictions on food and beverages served, sold or given away to pupils in public and certain nonpublic schools.

  • Assembly Bill 886

    Establishes task force to recommend return-to-play guidelines following student-athlete brain injuries. *

  • Assembly Bill 2077

    Requires Abbott districts to develop a program of after school activities and provides for voter approval of additional local funding.

  • Assembly Bill 2082

    Establishes Task Force on Education partnerships.

  • Assembly Bill 2524

    Requires Commission on Higher Education to prepare report on certain public college and university personnel. *

  • Assembly Bill 3254

    Ensures fire drills are conducted in schools while open for summer instructional programs.

  • Assembly Bill 4002

    Establishes the Preschool Through Grade 20 Council; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4060

    Directs Legislative Services Commission to provide for a comprehensive Statewide costing-out study to determine per pupil costs required to provide a thorough and efficient education.

  • Assembly Bill 4077

    Requires certain school districts to develop and implement student-advisor programs for students in grades 7 through 12.

In committee50

  • Assembly Bill 851

    "Preferred Provider Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 852

    Requires managed care entities to offer option permitting enrollee to use health care provider of choice.

  • Assembly Bill 853

    Requires party bidding on, or performing, a State contract to provide employee health care benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 854

    Permits choice of provider for treatment of diseases and conditions covered under small employer health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 855

    Permits choice of provider for treatment of diseases and conditions covered under individual health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 857

    Permits municipalities to phase in valuation changes following revaluation for up to five years.

  • Assembly Bill 858

    Expands the Tuition Aid Grant program to part-time undergraduates.

  • Assembly Bill 860

    Increases minimum wage.

  • Assembly Bill 861

    Imposes mandatory prison terms for prostitution offenses within 1,000 feet of a school.

  • Assembly Bill 862

    Directs NJ Highway Authority to remove toll booths at Irvington exit and entry ramps.

  • Assembly Bill 863

    Establishes "Public Confidence-Police Integrity" telephone hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 864

    Revises recipient contributions for emergency assistance under Work First New Jersey program.

  • Assembly Bill 865

    Expands study of impact of 65 MPH law to include assessment of the safe operating skills exhibited by drivers on those highways.

  • Assembly Bill 866

    Extends polling place hours for school elections.

  • Assembly Bill 867

    Permits persons convicted of certain third degree offenses to be employed by a school district or a DOE supervised entity after proving rehabilitation.

  • Assembly Bill 869

    Establishes toll-free hotline to report motorists who litter in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 870

    Creates the "Court Facilities Act of 2004."

  • Assembly Bill 872

    Authorizes county prosecutor to assume control of law enforcement agencies under certain circumstances, and suspend or terminate officers for misconduct.

  • Assembly Bill 873

    Requires Department of Education to establish an advanced placement incentive grant program; appropriates $300,000.

  • Assembly Bill 874

    Provides unclaimed State Lottery prize money to fund a tuition aid grant pilot program for part-time students.

  • Assembly Bill 875

    Establishes the New Jersey Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally (NJHOPE) Scholarship Program.

  • Assembly Bill 876

    Requires certain long-term care facilities to provide training in Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 877

    Requires long-term care facilities to provide list of certain services related to care of patients with Alzheimer's disease.

  • Assembly Bill 878

    Establishes the Teaching Fellows Program and appropriates $155,000.

  • Assembly Bill 879

    Clarifies role of community providers in early childhood education in the Abbott districts and specifies certain goals and services for that education.

  • Assembly Bill 880

    Establishes "New Jersey Task Force on Long-Term Care Quality and Financing."

  • Assembly Bill 881

    Provides that a school district may finance energy savings improvements or renovations with a 15-year lease purchase agreement.

  • Assembly Bill 885

    Establishes a public school class-size reduction program; appropriates $42,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 887

    Increases the EDA bonding limit for the State share of school facilities projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2073

    Establishes 29-member New Jersey African-American Reconciliation Study Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 2074

    Authorizes special high school hockey team license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 2075

    Makes possession or use of cellular telephone or accessories by person confined to State correctional facility second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2076

    Adds executive director of Joint Committee on the Public Schools to the Board of Directors of the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation.

  • Assembly Bill 2079

    Requires compliance with testing provisions of the "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001" only if those requirements are supported through federal funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2080

    Allows a candidate for a teacher certificate an exemption to the grade point average requirement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2081

    Increases the number of legislators on the Amistad Commission from four to eight.

  • Assembly Bill 2083

    Provides that title to certain school district property will be conveyed by the district to the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation.

  • Assembly Bill 2247

    Establishes the Special Education Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 2605

    Increases EDA bonding limit for the State share of school facilities projects and requires Schools Construction Corporation to report monthly to the Joint Committee on the Public Schools and Legislature on the disbursement of bond funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2691

    Prohibits granting certificate of need for hospital closures in service areas with high incidence of morbidity unless DHSS has plan to manage public health emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 2940

    Requires the Commissioner of Education to study and recommend a plan to implement a centralized Statewide purchasing system providing instructional materials closely aligned with the core curriculum content standards.

  • Assembly Bill 3189

    Establishes 2-year "Gang Violence Prevention Pilot Program" in Department of Children and Families.

  • Assembly Bill 4224

    Establishes Nurse Home Visitation Pilot Program; appropriates $1.1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4264

    Establishes Office of Hospitality in the Department of State.

  • Assembly Bill 4337

    Revises criminal history record checks process undergone by public and nonpublic school employees and school bus drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 4395

    Requires notice of minimum purchase requirement for credit and debit card purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 4396

    Provides enhanced penalties for certain crimes when victim is 65 years of age or older, or disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 4397

    Permits certain special law enforcement officers to carry firearms at all times when in State.

  • Assembly Bill 4462

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide students with access to mental health care programs and services and to establish a hotline to provide information concerning the availability of those services.

  • Assembly Bill 4471

    Requires affirmative vote of majority of full membership of municipal council in mayor-council form of government to approve contracts.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 984

    Ensures fire drills are conducted in schools while open for summer instructional programs.

  • Senate Bill 1218

    Establishes certain nutritional restrictions on food and beverages served, sold or given away to pupils in public and certain nonpublic schools.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 14
  • Assembly Bill 277

    Requires distribution of pamphlets, posters and other educational materials informing certain public school students of "New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 370

    Permits boards of education to establish prepaid lunch programs.

  • Assembly Bill 764

    Prohibits computer-assisted remote hunting.

  • Assembly Bill 1698

    Concerns tax preparation services for certain clients.

  • Assembly Bill 1973

    Requires Office of Attorney General to provide annual gang education seminars for school administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 2542

    Extends eligibility for higher education tuition assistance to certain former members of New Jersey National Guard and increases number of tuition-free credits available to National Guard members and their dependents.

  • Assembly Bill 2663

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support New Jersey Veterans Haven program.

  • Assembly Bill 2726

    Establishes Commission on Women Veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3263

    Expands lead paint inspection requirement to dwelling units in single-family and two-family properties.

  • Assembly Bill 3281

    Requires DMVA to evaluate resources, costs and benefits of providing home health care aides for qualified veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3622

    Provides certain employment protections for employees on military leave in time of war or emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 3968

    Provides for the transfer of certain college credits.

  • Assembly Bill 4076

    Places the burden of proof and burden of production on school districts in due process hearings conducted to resolve special education issues.

  • Assembly Bill 4208

    Designated the "Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Education and Research Program Act."

Passed the General Assembly · 10
  • Assembly Bill 738

    Establishes measures to deter steroid use among students. *

  • Assembly Bill 1039

    Concerns penalties for illegally passing a school bus. *

  • Assembly Bill 1689

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for certain New Jersey members of the military and their families in need of assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1706

    Clarifies that gang related incident offense report is to be forwarded to Superintendent of State Police for inclusion in Uniform Crime Report. *

  • Assembly Bill 2840

    Makes unlawful possession of assault firearm a second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2939

    Requires that any United States or State of New Jersey flag purchased with State funds be manufactured in the United States.

  • Assembly Bill 2988

    Authorizes the court to issue restraining orders to defendants charged with a crime as a condition of release on bail.

  • Assembly Bill 3192

    Authorizes civil action for certain economic damages against owner or keeper of pet animal that injures or kills another person's pet animal.

  • Assembly Bill 3865

    Authorizes educational service providers to provide in-district special education instructional programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3925

    Regulates impoundment of shopping carts.

Out of committee · 12
  • Assembly Bill 252

    Provides for increase in relocation assistance amounts based on increase of CPI.

  • Assembly Bill 289

    "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.

  • Assembly Bill 735

    Provides immunity from civil liability for school personnel and school bus contractor employees who use reasonable force or restraint to stop fights on school property or to defend themselves against a student assault. *

  • Assembly Bill 814

    Requires public schools to include instruction on the obligations and responsibilities of parenting as part of the Core Curriculum Content Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education. *

  • Assembly Bill 914

    Requires public school districts to prepare annual report on school district contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 960

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

  • Assembly Bill 1391

    Requires the State to provide State aid for public school adult high school programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2023

    Enhances protections afforded under child-protection window guard law.

  • Assembly Bill 2598

    Criminalizes possession or use of electronic communications devices in certain correctional facilities. *

  • Assembly Bill 2925

    Requires ambulatory care facilities to provide uncompensated outpatient renal dialysis services for uninsured low-income persons.

  • Assembly Bill 2929

    Transfers Division of Elections from Department of Law and Public Safety to Department of State; designates Secretary of State as chief election official.

  • Assembly Bill 3109

    Requires school districts to report to DOE certain information on students removed from school pursuant to "Zero Tolerance for Guns Act."

In committee · 43
  • Assembly Bill 232

    Grants paid leave for certain firefighters who are affiliates of certain Black or Hispanic firefighters' associations to attend State or national conventions.

  • Assembly Bill 235

    Supplemental appropriation of $2 million to DHSS to expand the Alzheimer's Disease Demonstration Adult Day Care Center Program.

  • Assembly Bill 243

    Establishes Medication Management, Outreach and Support Program in DHS; appropriates $8 million.

  • Assembly Bill 283

    Requires fee-for-service prescription drug benefits for SSI recipients under Medicaid.

  • Assembly Bill 284

    Increases the maximum amount of bonds issued by the New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority for the Public Library Project Fund from $45 million to $95 million to provide library construction and technology grants.

  • Assembly Bill 432

    "The Domestic Violence and Workforce Development Initiative."

  • Assembly Bill 468

    Establishes professional standards for county sheriffs and their employees.

  • Assembly Bill 469

    Establishes the crime of assault by animal.

  • Assembly Bill 472

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

  • Assembly Bill 531

    Requires State Board of Education to include two hours of instruction in suicide prevention as part of professional development for public school teaching staff members.

  • Assembly Bill 767

    Provides for reestablishment of local school board six months after creation of State-operated school district.

  • Assembly Bill 794

    Provides State aid to Abbott district charter school students to reach 90% of maximum T&E amount.

  • Assembly Bill 826

    Criminalizes the failure of a witness to report a crime in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 833

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $95,000 for FY 2004 to Kean University to fund the Wynona M. Lipman Ethnic Studies Center.

  • Assembly Bill 838

    Provides additional core curriculum standards aid for county vocational school district students who reside in Abbott districts.

  • Assembly Bill 839

    Clarifies procedures for closing active child protective services cases.

  • Assembly Bill 840

    Requires Medicaid program to pay recipients' Medicare prescription drug copayments.

  • Assembly Bill 841

    Establishes "The Prosecutorial Cost Relief Pilot Program Act of 2005."

  • Assembly Bill 848

    "Billy's Law;" directs Department of Education to establish a register of qualified educational facilities outside the State for special education students and establishes procedures for the placement of such facilities on the register.

  • Assembly Bill 1173

    Revises the law concerning hazing; upgrades criminal penalties, provides certain immunities, creates civil offense and requires written policies.

  • Assembly Bill 1215

    Excludes from PAAD income eligibility withdrawals from an IRA.

  • Assembly Bill 1216

    "County College Nursing Student Loan and Loan Redemption Program Act"; appropriates $2 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1217

    Allows judge to admit evidence of prior sexual offenses in current sexual offense actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1233

    Provides for the annual selection of six school facilities demonstration projects under the State's school construction law.

  • Assembly Bill 1242

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from imposing nonresident tuition fees on members of New Jersey National Guard and surviving children and spouses of Guard members killed in line of duty.

  • Assembly Bill 1332

    Establishes certain minimum levels for expenditures of dedicated open space monies for projects in urban areas and for recreation projects Statewide.

  • Assembly Bill 1649

    Authorizes court to refrain from imposing driver's license suspension on defendant convicted of CDS offense if compelling circumstances exist.

  • Assembly Bill 1664

    Allows corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to businesses employing qualified ex-offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 1697

    Revises the eligibility criteria under the State earned income tax credit to equal the eligibility criteria of the federal earned income tax credit.

  • Assembly Bill 1699

    Directs public school officials regarding the administration and implementation of the "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001."

  • Assembly Bill 1723

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to Community Food Pantry Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1747

    Establishes public school district budget cap adjustment for energy costs.

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Reduces senior citizen concentration rate required for receipt of senior citizen stabilization aid paid to public school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1846

    Requires HMOs to report number of children screened for lead poisoning under Medicaid program.

  • Assembly Bill 1862

    Provides early childhood program aid to certain school districts contiguous to Abbott districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1863

    Provides increased demonstrably effective program aid to school districts contiguous to Abbott districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1925

    Prohibits investment of certain public funds in financial institutions located in Delaware if that state does not amend its permitting laws to conform to the Compact of 1905.

  • Assembly Bill 2014

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

  • Assembly Bill 2864

    Makes chief of police contractual municipal employee and establishes in DLPS "Chiefs of Police Performance Evaluation Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 3227

    Requires certain information regarding special education students to be reported annually to the Legislature.

  • Assembly Bill 3308

    Changes from two to four number of consecutive general elections where more than 750 votes or less than 250 votes may be cast before election district is redrawn.

  • Assembly Bill 3480

    Establishes fixed dates for employment contracts of certain State college professors and other employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3846

    Establishes New Jersey Sickle Cell Disease Task Force.