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Rep. Jerry Stringham; Rep Brain Injury Association Client Report Devine Millimet Bill Category Priority Position Sponsors Title & Synopsis Status Notes HB 578 Miscellaneous 1 Rep. Jerry Stringham; Rep. Joel Relative to Services For The Developmentally Disabled. Committees: Health, Human Desilets; Rep. Susan Ford Services and Elderly Affairs/H; This bill clarifies the funding for the developmentally Health and Human Services/S disabled wait list. House Status: Ought to Pass with Amendment 2019-2826h: Ma Vv 01/08/2020 Hj 1p. 48 Senate Status: Introduced 03/11/2020 and Referred to Health and Human ServicesHouse Status: Passed House with Amendment: MA VV 01/08/2020 Senate Status: HB 647 Gaming Rep. Timothy Soucy; Rep. Fred Relative to Lucky 7 Tickets. Committees: Ways and Means/H; Doucette; Rep. Michael O'Brien; Ways and Means/S Sen. Jeb Bradley This bill makes changes to the price of lucky 7 tickets. House Status: Ought to Pass with Amendment 2019-2860h: Ma Vv 01/09/2020 Hj 2p. 55 Senate Status: Introduced 03/11/2020 and Referred to Ways and MeansHouse Status: Passed House with Amendment: MA VV 01/09/2020 Senate Status: ***CONFIDENTIAL*** 1 Fri 3/20 1:42 PM Brain Injury Association Client Report Devine Millimet Bill Category Priority Position Sponsors Title & Synopsis Status Notes HB 690 1 Rep. Rebecca McWilliams; Rep. Removing The Work Requirement Of The New Committees: Health, Human Jacqueline Chretien; Rep. Kristina Hampshire Granite Advantage Health Care Program. Services and Elderly Affairs/H; Schultz; Rep. Timothy Horrigan; Health and Human Services/S Rep. Timothy Smith This bill removes the work and community engagement requirements of the New Hampshire granite advantage House Status: health care program. Ought to Pass: Ma Vv 01/08/2020 Hj 1p. 129 Senate Status: Introduced 03/11/2020 and Referred to Health and Human ServicesHouse Status: Passed House: MA VV 01/08/2020 Senate Status: HB 712 3 Rep. Mary Jane Wallner; Rep. Relative to A Family and Medical Leave Insurance Committees: Labor, Industrial and Charles McMahon; Rep. David Program. Rehabilitative Services/H; Luneau; Rep. Debra Altschiller; Finance/H; Finance/S Rep. Joelle Martin; Rep. John This bill establishes a system of paid family and medical Fothergill; Rep. Kate Murray; Rep. leave insurance. House Status: Rebecca McBeath; Rep. Safiya Ought to Pass with Amendment Wazir; Rep. Tamara Le; Rep. 2019-2786h: Ma Rc 215-141 Tom Loughman; Sen. Cindy 01/08/2020 Hj 1p. 123 Rosenwald; Sen. Martha Fuller Clark Senate Status: Ought to Pass: Rc 14y-10n, Ma; Ot3rdg; 03/12/2020House Status: Passed House with Amendment: MA RC 215-141 01/08/2020 Senate Status: Sen. Bradley Moved Laid on Table, RC MF; 03/12/2020 Passed Senate: RC 14Y-10N, MA; 03/12/2020 HB 1166 3 Rep. Jerry Knirk; Rep. Edward Establishing A Committee to Study Obtaining Health Committees: Commerce and Butler; Rep. Garrett Muscatel; Insurance For Those Persons Who Are Uninsured In Consumer Affairs/H Rep. Gary Woods; Rep. Greg New Hampshire. Indruk; Rep. Joyce Weston; Rep. House Status: Kristina Fargo; Rep. Mark This bill establishes a committee to study obtaining Ought to Pass: Ma Dv 208-130 Pearson; Sen. Cindy Rosenwald; health insurance for those persons who are uninsured in 03/11/2020 Sen. Martha Hennessey; Sen. New Hampshire. Tom Sherman Senate Status: ***CONFIDENTIAL*** 2 Fri 3/20 1:42 PM Brain Injury Association Client Report Devine Millimet Bill Category Priority Position Sponsors Title & Synopsis Status Notes HB 1411 1 Support Rep. Constance Van Houten; Establishing A Commission to Study Long-term Supports Committees: Health, Human Rep. Heidi Hamer; Rep. Jerry and Services In New Hampshire. Services and Elderly Affairs/H; Knirk; Rep. Kristina Fargo; Rep. Commerce and Consumer Rebecca McBeath; Rep. William This bill establishes a commission to study long-term Affairs/H Marsh supports and services in New Hampshire. House Status: ==cancelled== Executive Session: 03/17/2020 02:00 Pm Lob 302 Senate Status: HB 1473 2 Support Rep. Michelle St. John; Rep. Deb Requiring Schools to Have A Special Education Parent Committees: Education/H Stevens; Rep. Donald Bouchard; Advisory Council. Rep. Elaine French; Rep. Gaby House Status: Grossman; Rep. Jaci Grote; Rep. This bill requires a school administrative unit to establish Ought to Pass with Amendment Kimberly Rice; Rep. Kristina a special education parent advisory council. 2020-0824h: Ma Rc 226-97 Schultz; Rep. Nancy Murphy; Rep. 03/12/2020 Peter Petrigno; Sen. David Watters; Sen. Martha Fuller Clark Senate Status: HB 1558 2 Support Rep. Nancy Murphy; Rep. Alicia Relative to The Provision Of Special Education Services Committees: Education/H Lekas; Rep. Daryl Abbas; Rep. For Older Students. David Meuse; Rep. Jeffrey House Status: Salloway; Rep. Joseph Guthrie; This bill modifies the definition of "child with a disability" Ought to Pass: Ma Vv 03/11/2020 Rep. Peter Petrigno; Rep. Richard to include persons 21 years of age. Hinch; Rep. Sue Mullen; Rep. Senate Status: Tamara Le; Sen. David Watters HB 1605 2 Support Rep. Donovan Fenton; Rep. Requiring Children Under The Age Of 2 Years Be Committees: Transportation/H; Sign in Casey Conley; Rep. Matthew Restrained In A Motor Vehicle. Transportation/S Wilhelm; Sen. Cindy Rosenwald; Sen. Martha Hennessey This bill requires children under the age of 2 years old to House Status: be restrained in a rear facing child restraint in a motor Ought to Pass: Ma Dv 184-128 vehicle. 02/13/2020 Hj 3p. 24 Senate Status: Introduced 03/11/2020 and Referred to Transportation HB 1622 2 Support Rep. Skip Cleaver; Rep. Jerry Relative to The Use Of Passenger Restraints In Motor Committees: Transportation/H Knirk; Rep. Mary Jane Mulligan; Vehicles. Rep. Suzanne Vail House Status: This bill requires that any person operating or riding as a Ought to Pass with Amendment passenger in a motor vehicle wear safety belts with 2020-0532h and 1130h: Ma Rc certain exceptions. 171-114 03/12/2020 Senate Status: ***CONFIDENTIAL*** 3 Fri 3/20 1:42 PM Brain Injury Association Client Report Devine Millimet Bill Category Priority Position Sponsors Title & Synopsis Status Notes HB 1639 3 Rep. Kendall Snow; Rep. David Relative to "in and Out Medical Assistance." Committees: Health, Human Danielson; Sen. Cindy Rosenwald Services and Elderly Affairs/H This bill requires the department of health and human services to amend the income standard used for House Status: eligibility for the "in and out" medical assistance policy. Ought to Pass with Amendment 2020-0956h: Ma Vv 03/11/2020 Senate Status: HB 1660 3 Rep. Robert Renny Cushing; Rep. Establishing A Protective Order For Vulnerable Adults. Committees: Health, Human Kate Murray; Rep. Lucy Weber; Services and Elderly Affairs/H; Rep. Nancy Murphy; Rep. Patrick This bill establishes a procedure for protective orders for Criminal Justice and Public Long; Rep. Paul Berch; Rep. Polly vulnerable adults. Safety/H; Judiciary/S Campion; Sen. Martha Hennessey; Sen. Shannon House Status: Chandley Referral Waived By Committee Chair Per House Rule 46(f) 02/19/2020 Senate Status: Ought to Pass: Rc 14y-10n, Ma; Ot3rdg; 03/12/2020 HB 1686 3 Rep. Glenn Cordelli; Rep. Relative to The Medicaid to Schools Program. Committees: Education/H Kenneth Weyler; Rep. Rick Ladd; Rep. William Marsh This bill adds medical services to the services eligible for House Status: the medicaid to schools program. This bill also requires Ought to Pass with Amendment the commissioner of the department of health and 2020-0667h: Ma Vv 03/12/2020 human services to submit an annual report regarding the Medicaid to schools program. Senate Status: HB 1698 3 Rep. Timothy Lang; Rep. Howard Relative to Equal Access and Opportunity For Students Committees: Education/H; Pearl; Rep. Reed Panasiti; Rep. with Disabilities to Participate In Co-curricular Activities Finance/H Sue Mullen; Sen. David Watters and Making An Appropriation Therefor. House Status: This bill requires the department of education to review ==cancelled== Executive Session: the consolidated state plan biennially to ensure that 03/18/2020 01:00 Pm Lob 210- school districts establish unified co-curricular activities 211 and makes an appropriation for the purposes of the bill. Senate Status: ***CONFIDENTIAL*** 4 Fri 3/20 1:42 PM Brain Injury Association Client Report Devine Millimet Bill Category Priority Position Sponsors Title & Synopsis Status Notes SB 505 2 Sen. James Gray; Rep. Charles Relative to Residential Child Care Licensing Of Child Committees: Health and Human McMahon; Rep. Polly Campion; Care Institutions or Agencies. Services/S; Children and Family Sen. Bob Giuda; Sen. Cindy Law/H Rosenwald; Sen. David Watters; This bill provides that qualified residential treatment Sen. Harold French; Sen. Jay programs accredited under federal law shall be deemed House Status: Kahn; Sen. Jeb Bradley; Sen. licensed under RSA 170-E. The bill is a request of the Introduced 01/09/2020 and John Reagan; Sen. Jon Morgan; department of health and human services. Referred to Children and Family Sen. Martha Fuller Clark; Sen. Law Hj 2p. 59 Martha Hennessey; Sen. Regina Birdsell; Sen. Ruth Ward; Sen. Senate Status: Shannon Chandley; Sen. Sharon Ought to Pass: Ma, Vv; Ot3rdg; Carson; Sen. Tom Sherman 01/30/2020 SB 506 Sen. James Gray; Sen. Bob Establishing A Commission to Study Workplace Safety Committees: Health and Human Giuda; Sen. Cindy Rosenwald; In Health Care Settings. Services/S; Health, Human Sen. David Watters; Sen. Jay Services and Elderly Affairs/H Kahn; Sen. Jeb Bradley; Sen. This bill establishes a commission to study workplace Martha Fuller Clark; Sen. Regina safety in health care settings. House Status: Birdsell; Sen. Ruth Ward; Sen. ==cancelled== Executive Session: Sharon Carson; Sen. Tom 03/19/2020 10:00 Am Lob 205 Sherman Senate Status: Ought to Pass with Amendments 2020-0315s and 2020-0529s, Ma, Vv; Ot3rdg; 02/06/2020 SB 528 3 Sen.
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