House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 1 Microburst Relief – New Line Item Adds new line item for the creation of a trust to assist with costs of microburst-caused land and property damage in Groton, funded at $300K. Primary Sponsor: Harrington 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 7 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve by $100K and earmarks same amount for repairs to damages caused by a microburst in Natick. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 8 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve by $100K and earmarks same amount for repairs to damages caused by a microburst in Millis. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 9 Lunenburg Primary School Fire Alarm Upgrade – New Line Item Adds new line item for a fire alarm upgrade at the Lunenburg Primary School in Lunenburg, funded at $127K. Primary Sponsor: Sena 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 10 Gardner Field Refurbishment – New Line Item Adds new line item for the refurbishment of Gardner Field in Acton, funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Sena 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 35 Expanding the Definition of "Killed in the Line of Duty" Amends MGL 59:5 by expanding the term “killed in the line of duty” for the purpose of providing tax exemption for real estate of an officer’s surviving spouse to include the death of a police officer from COVID-19. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 37 Cherry Valley Sewer District Bonds Authorizes the Cherry Valley Sewer District to issue refunding bonds to finance outstanding bonds issued to the U.S. or any U.S. agency even if the present value of the refunding bonds exceeds the present value of the bonds to be refunded. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 44 Debarment from Public Contracting or Subcontracting Amends MGL 29:29F to expand the reasons contractors may be debarred from public contracting and subcontracting to include violations of any state or federal law prohibiting discrimination in places of public accommodations and certain other causes. Primary Sponsor: Howitt Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 47 Expanding the Definition of "Killed in the Line of Duty" Amends MGL 32:100A to add “killed in the line of duty” benefits for police officers who died due to COVID-19. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 51 Timing for the Annual Voter Register Amends MGL 51:37 to require the registrars of voters to send written notice to each voter whose name has not been entered in the annual register of qualified voters during the last two consecutive years, instead of the last year. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf

Page 1 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 76 Continuation of the Citizens Commission Amends chapter 322 of the acts of 2018 to continue the Citizens Commission until the ratification of a constitutional amendment and provides the commission with administrative support from the Governor’s Office of Boards and Commissions. Primary Sponsor: Gentile Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 109 Combatting Opioid Addiction – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the combatting opioid addiction appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the New Bedford Police Department to support the Greater New Bedford Opioid Task Force. Primary Sponsor: Hendricks 0810 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 135 MBTA Contract Suspension Pending Review Requires the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to suspend purchase options on existing contracts with China Railway and Rolling Stock Corporation until the Auditor completes a pending performance review. Primary Sponsor: Dooley Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 136 Government Procurement of Mined Materials Prohibits a transportation authority or agency in the Commonwealth from procuring material, stock, services, or otherwise contract with any entity utilizing raw materials mined through unfair child labor or other exploitative child labor practices that are inconsistent with federal fair labor laws. Primary Sponsor: Dooley Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 143 Economic Empowerment – Earmark Earmarks $60K in the economic empowerment line item for the Budget Buddies program. Primary Sponsor: Gouveia 0610 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 145 Concord Transfer Tax Authorizes the town of Concord to establish a real estate transfer tax. Primary Sponsor: Gouveia Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 153 Death Benefits for Department of Public Works Employees Amends MGL 32:100A to add to the list of professions eligible for a killed in the line of duty benefit employees from the Department of Public Works. Primary Sponsor: Linsky Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 164 Barnstable County Sheriff’s Office Unfunded Pension Liability Amends MGL 64D by adding a section to establish for Barnstable county a Deeds Excise Fund to satisfy unfunded pension liabilities and other benefit liabilities of retired employees of the Barnstable Sheriff’s Office through the use of a portion of the state deeds excise collected in the county, with an additional 10% of the combined maintenance of effort for fiscal years 2010 through 2019 to be included beginning in fiscal year 2024. Primary Sponsor: Peake Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 185 Line of Duty Presumption for Contagious Disease Amends MGL 32 by adding a section to create, for the purposes of death, disability, or medical services claims of a police officer, firefighter, or EMS personnel, a presumption that a contagious disease from exposure to bodily fluids that resulted in death or disability was contracted in the line of duty. Primary Sponsor: Arciero

Page 2 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 192 Extension of Post-Retirement Public Employment During COVID-19 Emergency Amends chapter 53 of the acts of 2020 to extend past 2020, open-endedly, the authority of retired public employees to work for the Commonwealth or a subdivision, more than the allowed number of hours, during the COVID-19 state of emergency. Primary Sponsor: Cusack Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 208 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve for athletic fields in Westport. Primary Sponsor: Schmid 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 230 Middlesex Southern District Registry of Deeds – Appropriation Increase Increases the Middlesex southern district registry of deeds appropriation by $375K. Primary Sponsor: Donato 0540 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 231 Emergency Paid Sick Time Amends MGL 149 by adding sections to establish 80 hours of emergency paid sick time for all employees in Massachusetts during a declared state of emergency or disaster, if the employee is not entitled to leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. Primary Sponsor: Donato Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 232 Corporate Dissolution – Language Change Adds language to the corporate dissolution line item that changes the reporting date from March, 15 2021 to August 15, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Donato 0511 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 233 Census Data Technical Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the census data technical assistance appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for the Local Election Districts Review Commission to assist local officials in the representing process. Primary Sponsor: Donato 0511 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 234 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item by $275K and earmarks same amount for a rehabilitation project for the Chevalier theater in Medford. Primary Sponsor: Donato 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 235 Retirement of Special Investigators of the ABCC Amends MGL 32:3 to add special investigators of the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission to Group 2 for retirement purposes. Primary Sponsor: Donato Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 240 The Mission INC. – New Line Item Adds new line item for The Mission INC, Violence Intervention, Human Service, and Disenfranchised Communities, funded at $10K. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 241 R.B.C Youth Sports – New Line Item Adds new line item for the R.B.C youth sports programs of Springfield, funded at $10K. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1599

Page 3 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 242 The Urban League – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Urban League of Springfield, funded at $400K. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 243 Awake Violence Prevention – New Line Item Adds new line item for the AWAKE program of Springfield Partners, Inc. to provide comprehensive youth development and violence prevention services to at-risk youth, funded at $150K. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 251 W.E.B. DuBois Academy – New Line Item Adds new line item for the implementation of the W.E.B DuBois Academy Saturday School, W.E.B DuBois Academy Summer Camping Program and the Unity grants program, by the Black Men of Greater Springfield, Inc. funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 277 Operation of the Office of the Child Advocate – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the operation of the office of the child advocate appropriation by $325K and earmarks same amount for the operation of the Worcester Trauma and Resilience Collaborative to support young people who have experienced adverse childhood experiences. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf 0930 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 290 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve by $100K and earmarks same amount for a rehabilitation project for repairs to Melrose City Hall. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 292 Massachusetts Cultural Council – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Massachusetts cultural council line item by $100K and earmarks same amount for building refurbishments for the Albion Cultural Exchange in Wakefield. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 0640 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 300 Martha’s Vineyard Land Transfer Allows the commissioner of DCAMM, in consultation with the commissioner of the Department of Fish and Game, to lease a parcel of land to Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group, Inc. for a term of 15 years. Primary Sponsor: Fernandes Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 319 Expanding CORE Nonprofit Retirement Plan Amends MGL 29:64 and 64E to allow nonprofits of any size to participate in the CORE retirement plan and ro allow the Treasurer to seek private donations or grants to fund the plan; allows the Treasurer to adopt annual budgets and supplemental budgets, as necessary for the deferred compensation program. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 320 Automatic SMART Plan Enrollment Amends MGL 29:64 to authorize the Treasurer to establish an automatic enrollment feature within the deferred compensation retirement savings program; and to allow the Treasurer to adopt annual budgets and supplemental budgets, as necessary for the deferred compensation program. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante

Page 4 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 326 Core Technology Services and Security – Appropriation Increase Increases the core technology services and security appropriation by $1.5M for cybersecurity initiatives and asset modernization contractual obligations of the executive office. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 1790 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 343 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $71K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve for a handicap ramp at the Merrimac Town Hall. Primary Sponsor: Mirra 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 356 Emergency Medical Technician Leave Amends MGL 41 in multiple sections to apply for certain employees, who are emergency medical technicians in a political subdivision, leave without loss of pay while incapacitated and indemnification for certain medical expenses. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 365 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the implementation of the Disabilities Act Self Evaluation and Transition Plan for the town of Milford. Primary Sponsor: Murray 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 374 Preliminary Sales Tax Remittance Penalty Amends the bill in Section 17 to establish a penalty for taxpayers who fail to make a preliminary remittance before the prescribed date. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, R. Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 375 Municipal Permit Tolling Amends chapter 53 of the acts of 2020 to establish May 1, 2021 as the end of the permit tolling period for applications or requests for approval of a permit. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 376 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for repairs to damages caused by a microburst in Walpole. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 382 Plymouth District Attorney's Office – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the Plymouth District Attorney's office line item for the South Shore FACTS Youth Health Connection. Primary Sponsor: Cutler 0340 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 383 Plymouth District Attorney's Office – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the Plymouth District Attorney's office line item for the Plymouth County Drug Task Force. Primary Sponsor: Cutler 0340 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 385 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve by $50K and earmarks same amount for a feasibility study for the town of Mendon to determine ways to expend and improve its public water supply. Primary Sponsor: Murray 1599

Page 5 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 386 Combatting Opioid Addiction – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the combatting opioid addiction appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the SAFE Coalition, Inc. to provide support, education, treatment options, and coping mechanisms for those affected by substance use disorder in the city known as the town of Franklin. Primary Sponsor: Roy 0810 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 418 Authorizing Retirement Systems to Divest from Fossil Fuels Authorizes public retirement systems to divest from investments in fossil fuels, following the procurement process in MGL 32:23B. Primary Sponsor: Fernandes Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 425 Executive Office of Technology Services and Security – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the executive office of technology services and security appropriation by $60K and earmarks same amount for additional disk storage for Belmont IT Department. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. 1790 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 426 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for costs of repairs to damage caused by climate change in Belmont. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 435 Juvenile Court – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Juvenile Court appropriation by $458K and earmarks same amount for various Court Appointed Special Advocates programs. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 0337 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 467 Leo M. Birmingham Parkway Trust Amends MGL 92 by inserting a new section establishing a Leo M. Birmingham Parkway Trust Fund to advance recreational, educational and conservation interests in the city of Boston. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 475 Early Remittance Exemption for Materialman Amends the bill in section 17 to exempt a materialman from the early remittance requirement. Primary Sponsor: Whelan Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 478 Worker's Compensation Presumption Amends multiple MGLs to require any employee that has contact with the public or works in health care and contracts or is symptomatic with COVID-19 and requires a hospitalization or quarantine must be presumed to be incapacitated due to work related injuries and must not be required to take sick time, vacation time or personal time. Primary Sponsor: Gordon Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 482 Maintenance Service Contracts Amends multiple MGLs to relocate maintenance projects from the public building requirements to the requirements for goods, supplies and services under the authority of the Operational Services Division. Primary Sponsor: Jones

Page 6 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 485 Appellate Tax Board – Appropriation Increase Increases the appellate tax board appropriation by $72K. Primary Sponsor: Jones 1310 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 490 Organization Transformation – New Line Item Adds new line item for a reserve to assist agencies in organization transformation and other improvements, funded at $200K. Primary Sponsor: Jones 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 498 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Language Change Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve by $8.75M and earmarks $4.75M for a public safety and security competitive grant program, earmarks $2M for a regionalization and efficiency initiatives program targeting municipalities and school districts, and earmarks $2M for an incentive program to be run by the Community Compact Cabinet for communities and municipalities engaging in the use of best practices. Primary Sponsor: Jones 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 505 Agency Data Collection Amends MGL 6A by adding a section requiring all state agencies to collect and make public demographic data, and requiring the Executive Office of Administration and Finance to promulgate regulations. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 506 Election Day State Holiday Amends MGL 4:7 to make any general or primary election date a Massachusetts holiday. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 511 Russell Street Elementary School Littleton – New Line Item Adds new line item for door repairs to Russell Street Elementary School in Littleton, funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Arciero 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 512 Russell Street Sidewalk Repairs in Littleton – New Line Item Adds new line item for repairs to Russell Street sidewalks in Littleton, funded at $35K. Primary Sponsor: Arciero 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 515 Alcohol Licenses Amends the bill by adding a section to allow a holder of an alcohol license who ceases operations of the licensed business due to COVID-19 to voluntarily place the license in safekeeping status, which allows it to be retained for up to a year while the privileges and requirements of the license are suspended. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 530 Delegation Threshold Amends MGL 7C:5 by increasing from $250,000 to $300,000 the threshold for certain building projects that state agencies or authorities may control and supervise. Primary Sponsor: Howitt Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 558 Middleton Land Transfer Amends a town of Middleton land transfer to update book and page references for the plan of land and the deed. Primary Sponsor: Speliotis

Page 7 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 570 Chapter 257 Reserve – Language Change Adds language in the Chapter 257 reserve line item that establishes the effective date for adult long-term residential services rates to be July 3, 2020. Primary Sponsor: Khan 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 572 All Dorchester Sports League – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the appropriation of chapter 124 of the acts of 2020 by $100K and earmarks same amount for the All Dorchester Sports League Inc. for educational support, nutrition and community benefits related to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 576 Gender Neutral Bathrooms Amends MGL 142 by adding a section to require the Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters to promulgate regulations to allow gender neutral bathrooms to be installed in any use group defined in the state building code regardless of whether the work being performed is new construction or repair, renovation or alteration work. Primary Sponsor: Domb Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 578 U.S. Congressional Vacancies Amends MGL 54:140 to require an appointment by the Governor to fill any congressional vacancy to be a person of the same political party as the person vacating the office. Primary Sponsor: Domb Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 580 State Electors and Alternates Amends the MGLs in several places to create a process for selecting presidential elector nominees and alternate elector nominees and for filling elector vacancies; requires potential electors to sign a pledge to mark their ballot for the candidate of the party nominating the elector if selected to serve. Primary Sponsor: Domb Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 586 Job Order Contracts Amends MGL 7C to make permanent a job order contracting pilot program for use by higher education facilities subject to the Department of Higher Education and for DCAMM properties. Primary Sponsor: Donato Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 602 Prior Year Deficiencies Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the prior year deficiencies reserve appropriation by $10M and earmarks same amount for grants to community foundations that are providing support to individuals and households experiencing economic hardships due to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 608 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for a public process that will produce recommendations for a cohesive vision of the Sunderland Village Center. Primary Sponsor: Blais 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 620 Commission - State Seal and Motto Creates a commission to review the seal and motto of Massachusetts. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa

Page 8 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 632 Voter Identification Requirements Amends MGL 51 by adding a section to require voters to show identification prior to receiving a ballot to vote in person or by mail. Primary Sponsor: Boldyga Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 641 Massachusetts Cultural Council – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Massachusetts cultural council line item by $50K and earmarks same amount for a study of possible permanent locations for a community cultural arts center in Framingham. Primary Sponsor: Robinson 0640 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 657 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for upgrades to town buildings relative to the federal Americans with Disabilities Act. Primary Sponsor: Nguyen 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 665 Sale of Alcohol for Off-Premises Consumption Amends MGL 138:19 to allow manufacturers and licensed purchasers to sell alcohol in kegs, casks, barrels, cans or bottles for off-premises consumption. Primary Sponsor: Zlotnik Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 674 Massachusetts Cultural Council – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the Massachusetts cultural council line item for improvements at the Cogswell ArtSpace in Haverhill. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 0640 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 695 Requiring Municipal Notices to be Published Online Amends MGL 4:13 to require any municipal notice required to be published in a local newspaper to also be published on a community news website, if a site exists. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 699 Core Technology Services and Security Chargeback – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the core technology services and security chargeback appropriation by $60K and earmarks same amount for digitization of municipal records in Wellesley. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 1790 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 726 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Amends MGL 33 by adding a section to require the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment to be organized as the Governor directs, and to use state land and facilities for their activities without charge. Primary Sponsor: Naughton Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 741 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses, services, and supplies including for food banks and mental health services in Auburn. Primary Sponsor: Frost 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 742 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses, services, and supplies including for food banks and mental health services in Millbury. Primary Sponsor: Frost 1599

Page 9 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 743 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses, services, and supplies including for food banks and mental health services in Oxford. Primary Sponsor: Frost 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 745 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses, services, and supplies including for food banks and mental health services in Charlton. Primary Sponsor: Frost 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 746 Municipal Regionalization and Efficiencies Incentive Reserve – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the municipal regionalization and efficiencies incentive reserve line item for youth and family services programs including food banks and mental health services in Auburn. Primary Sponsor: Frost 1599 Subject Constitutional Officers and State Administration 769 Non-Profit Skating Facility Liquor License Suspensions Amends MGL 138 by adding a new section requiring any non-profit corporation operating a skating facility with a liquor license to require the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission to suspend the sale of liquor unless the skating facility provides, at no cost, 20 hours of weekday ice time per week to high school hockey programs and 10 hours of weekday ice time per week to youth hockey programs. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. Subject Education and Local Aid 36 School-to-Career Connecting Activities – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the school-to-career appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for Bottom Line college transition and college retention services. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf 7027 Subject Education and Local Aid 39 Mass Center for the Book – Appropriation Increase Increases the Mass Center for the Book appropriation by $75K. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry 7000 Subject Education and Local Aid 52 Layoffs and Eliminated Programs at Public Colleges and Universities Requires the expenditure of funds in this act for community college, state universities, and UMass campus operations to be contingent on ending layoffs and furloughs of faculty and staff; and requires the Board of Trustees of the University of Massachusetts to submit a plan by December 31, 2020 to reinstate employees who have been laid off and programs that have been eliminated since July 1, 2020 due to projected state budget shortfalls related to COVID- 19. Primary Sponsor: Garballey Subject Education and Local Aid 56 Department of Higher Education – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Department of Higher Education appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for the Journey into Education and Teaching program. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 7066 Subject Education and Local Aid 59 Student Transportation to Vocational and Agricultural Schools Amends MGL 74:8A to allow a school district to charge a transportation fee for students in grades 7 through 12 who attend an out-of-district vocational or agricultural school, with certain exceptions. Primary Sponsor: Kane

Page 10 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 60 Non-Resident Pupil Transportation – New Line Item Adds new line item for school districts, independent vocational schools and collaboratives for transportation of non- resident pupils, funded at $3.6M. Primary Sponsor: Kane 7035 Subject Education and Local Aid 73 Summer Camp Stabilization Fund Amends MGL 10 by adding a section to establish a Summer Camp Stabilization Fund administered by the Department of Public Health. Primary Sponsor: Kafka Subject Education and Local Aid 84 Adult Basic Education – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the adult basic education appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for Operation A.B.L.E. of Greater Boston. Primary Sponsor: Honan 7035 Subject Education and Local Aid 108 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for the Department of Community Services in New Bedford to support the after-school Girls STEAM Design Academy program. Primary Sponsor: Hendricks 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 110 Student Loan Borrower Bill of Rights Amends various MGLs to (1) create a Student Loan Ombudsman position within the Office of the Attorney General, (2) create a consumer assistance unit within the Division of Banks to assist borrowers with complaints, and (3) require student loan servicers to be licensed by Division of Banks. Primary Sponsor: Higgins Subject Education and Local Aid 127 MSBA Community Poverty Factor Calculation Requires the Massachusetts School Building Authority, in determining the grant percentage for school projects for calendar years 2021 and 2022, to calculate of the community poverty factor by examining the proportion of economically disadvantaged students from 2014 through the present and to use whichever year’s factor is highest. Primary Sponsor: Vincent Subject Education and Local Aid 131 Public School Military Mitigation – New Line Item Adds new line item for towns that have lost federal aid for the education of students on Massachusetts military bases, funded at $1.3M. Primary Sponsor: Vieira 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 132 Student Membership on State College Boards of Trustees Amends MGL 15A:21 to eliminate a requirement that the student member of the boards of trustees of the community colleges and state colleges and universities, except for the University of Massachusetts, be a full-time student. Primary Sponsor: Vieira Subject Education and Local Aid 134 DCF and DTA Related Child Care – Earmark Earmarks $20K in the DCF and DTA related child care line item for the North End Lincoln School Community Playground. Primary Sponsor: González 3000

Page 11 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 137 Commission-- Payments in Lieu of Taxes Establishes a commission to study the valuation and distribution of payments in lieu of taxes to cities and towns under the State-Owned Land Program. Primary Sponsor: McKenna Subject Education and Local Aid 142 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for the South Coast Youth Court programs of New Bedford and Fall River for juvenile diversion programs. Primary Sponsor: Hendricks 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 155 Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Annual Financial Report Requires school committee representatives involved in post-season interscholastic competitions and events to create an annual financial accountability report on the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. Primary Sponsor: Markey Subject Education and Local Aid 156 Massachusetts State Scholarship Program – Language Change Adds language to the Massachusetts state scholarship program line item specifying the types of higher education institutions where students may receive financial assistance. Primary Sponsor: Markey 7070 Subject Education and Local Aid 169 Reach Out and Read – Appropriation Increase Increases reach out and read appropriation by $300K. Primary Sponsor: Tucker 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 181 Veterans Educational Service Center – New Line Item Adds new line item for the veterans educational service center at Bristol Community College funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Silvia 7503 Subject Education and Local Aid 183 Career Technical Institutes – New Line Item Adds new line item for Career Technical Institutes in Vocational Technical schools funded at $6.9M. Primary Sponsor: Hay 7002 Subject Education and Local Aid 188 School-to-Career Connecting Activities – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the school-to-career connecting activities line item for the Massachusetts Marine Trades Association to increase workforce development training opportunities. Primary Sponsor: Straus 7027 Subject Education and Local Aid 191 Department of Higher Education – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases department of higher education appropriation by $2.7M and earmarks same amount for the establishment of the Massachusetts Community College Campus Hunger Program. Primary Sponsor: Meschino 7066 Subject Education and Local Aid 193 Community College Campus Hunger Program Fund Amends MGL 15A by adding a section to establish a Massachusetts Community College Campus Hunger Program Fund to address food insecurity among students. Primary Sponsor: Meschino

Page 12 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 195 University of Massachusetts – Earmarks Earmarks funds in the University of Massachusetts line item for the University of Massachusetts at Amherst Cranberry Station. Primary Sponsor: Straus 7100 Subject Education and Local Aid 197 Department of Early Education and Care – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the department of early education and care line item for the Springfield Day Nursery Corporation in the city of Springfield. Primary Sponsor: Williams 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 226 Student Nutrition Amends MGL 71 by adding a section to establish criteria for when schools must implement a federal program to provide free meals to all students. Primary Sponsor: Vargas Subject Education and Local Aid 245 Safe and Supportive Schools – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases safe and supportive schools appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for the Massachusetts Partnership for Youth, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Vincent 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 258 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for technology and safety supplies needed in school districts due to novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Hill 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 279 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $800K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the replacement of the roof at Duval Elementary School. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 281 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $500K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the funding of a full day kindergarten in the town of Whitman. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 301 School-to-Career Connecting Activities – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the school-to-career connecting activities appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for Project Learn in the city of Lowell. Primary Sponsor: Golden 7027 Subject Education and Local Aid 308 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for the Steps to Success program in the town of Brookline. Primary Sponsor: Vitolo 7061

Page 13 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 322 English Language and Literacy Programs – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the English language and literacy programs appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for the First R Foundation, Inc. and Pathways for Children Head Start program in contract with Imagination Library. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 337 Quality Improvement – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the quality improvement appropriation by $300K and earmarks same amount for transitional costs and other one-time quality improvements at Nurtury, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Santiago 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 349 Chapter 70 Aid to Cities and Towns – Earmark Earmarks $150K in the chapter 70 aid to cities and towns line item for the Fitchburg School Department for the removal of hazardous material in several public schools. Primary Sponsor: Hay 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 366 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for IT equipment upgrades to Amesbury Public Schools in the city of Amesbury. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 367 Public School Military Mitigation – New Line Item Adds new line item for towns that have lost federal aid for the education of students on Massachusetts military bases, funded at $1.9M, and earmarks $580K for the town of Lincoln. Primary Sponsor: Stanley 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 408 Municipal Policies on Aid to Federal Immigration Authorities Amends MGL 39 by adding a section to prohibit municipalities from enacting ordinances or policies that prohibit its employees from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, including by sending the federal government information about a detained or arrested person. Requires the Department of Revenue to decrease the amount of unrestricted local government aid allocated to municipalities that do not comply. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Education and Local Aid 410 Limiting In-State Tuition to U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents Amends MGL 15A:9 to exclude people who are not citizens or permanent residents from receiving in-state tuition at state colleges and universities. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Education and Local Aid 411 In-State Tuition Eligibility for U.S. Veterans Amends MGL 15A:9 to allow any honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. armed services to be eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges and universities after living in Massachusetts for at least one year. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Education and Local Aid 414 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases after-school and out-of-school grants appropriation by $70K and earmarks same amount for the Boston Debate League for their after-school debate league program. Primary Sponsor: Miranda 7061

Page 14 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 423 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $60K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for the city of Pittsfield to support center-based child care. Primary Sponsor: Farley-Bouvier 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 440 Department of Early Education and Care – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of early education and care appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc. for programs that promote language, literacy, and social emotional skill development. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 454 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for widening the driveway at the Central Elementary School in East Bridgewater. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 460 Waiver of MCAS Due to COVID-19 Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to submit a request on January 21, 2021 to the U.S. Department of Education to waive the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System requirements for the 2020-2021 school year. Primary Sponsor: Decker Subject Education and Local Aid 480 EEC Provider Higher Education Opportunities – Language Change Adds language to the EEC provider higher education opportunities line item that specifies the number of community colleges, encourages associates degree completion, allows for spending on technical equipment and services, including laptops and hotspots, and allows for spending during the summer months. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 551 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the Uxbridge School District for technology and safety supplies needed due to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Soter 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 552 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the Bellingham school district for technology and safety supplies needed due to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Soter 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 554 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $20K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District for technology and safety supplies needed due to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Soter 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 555 MAPLE Consortium – New Line Item Adds new line item for the expansion of the MAPLE Consortium funded at $250K. Primary Sponsor: Barrett 7010

Page 15 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 556 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $35K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District for technology and safety supplies needed due to the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Soter 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 577 Child Sex Abuse Prevention – Appropriation Increase Increases the child sex abuse prevention appropriation by $250K. Primary Sponsor: Khan 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 581 Financial Literacy Education – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases financial literacy education appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for Understanding Our Differences for the purpose of a disability awareness pilot program. Primary Sponsor: Khan 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 582 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for VietAid to support after-school programs for the Vietnamese community in Dorchester. Primary Sponsor: Miranda 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 587 Literacy and Early Literacy – New Line Item Adds new line item for programs to improve literacy and early literacy funded at $2M. Primary Sponsor: Jones 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 601 UMass Center at Springfield – New Line Item Adds new line item for the UMass Center at Springfield funded at $500K. Primary Sponsor: González Subject Education and Local Aid 603 Rural School Aid – New Line Item Adds new line item for regional schools to encourage them to increase collaboration, consolidation and other efficiencies, funded at $3M. Primary Sponsor: Blais 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 604 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark and Language Change Earmarks $150K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for developing a pilot program to prevent and treat addiction to opioids and related substances to be administered by a community health center agency to sites in no less than three counties, one of which being Suffolk. Adds language for said pilot program to include support to primary care providers and report to the Department of Public Health and the Joint Ways and Means Committees six months and twelve months after the start of the program. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. 4512 Subject Education and Local Aid 613 Brewer Center for Civic Learning and Community – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Senator Stephen M. Brewer Center for Civic Learning & Community Engagement at Mount Wachusett Community College, funded at $150K. Primary Sponsor: Zlotnik 7509 Subject Education and Local Aid 618 English Language Acquisition – Earmark Earmarks $1M in the english language acquisition line item for the gateway cities program. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7027

Page 16 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 636 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $80K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for youth programs at Dennison Memorial Community Center in New Bedford. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 644 Supplemental, COVID and Student Support Funds – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the supplemental, COVID and student support funds appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for Framingham Public Schools to establish an emergency novel coronavirus 2019 response team. Primary Sponsor: Robinson 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 646 Supplemental, COVID and Student Support Funds – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the supplemental, COVID and student support funds appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for the Framingham City-Wide PTO for translation services to help parents with remote learning. Primary Sponsor: Robinson 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 658 Cambridge Community Center – New Line Item Adds new line item for continued renovation costs for the Cambridge Community Center, funded at $75K. Primary Sponsor: Decker 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 661 Public School Military Mitigation – New Line Item Adds new line item for towns that have lost federal aid for the education of students on Massachusetts military bases, funded at $1.3M. Primary Sponsor: Gordon 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 666 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the after-school and out-of-school grants appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for the Annual Youth Summit in Barnstable. Primary Sponsor: Crocker 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 668 Supplemental, COVID and Student Support Funds – Language Change Adds language to the supplemental, COVID and student support funds line item to ensure funding of both public schools and districts. Primary Sponsor: Tucker 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 676 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for Methuen High School for mental health services. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 7010 Subject Education and Local Aid 678 Center-Based Child Care Rate Increase – Language Change Adds language to the center-based child care rate increase line item to replace the word "appropriate" with the word "equal" following “and family child care system administrators”. Primary Sponsor: Barber 3000

Page 17 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 684 Commission - Broadband Establishes a special commission to study the digital divide in access to broadband internet and other telecommunications services, including research on current levels of access and the impact of lack of access on Massachusetts students. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Education and Local Aid 685 Commission - Early Education and Care Economic Review Establishes an Early Education and Care Economic Review commission to assess the funding of childcare programs, including the impact of novel coronavirus 2019 on childcare providers and programs. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Education and Local Aid 686 Early Education and Care Public-Private Trust Fund Amends MGL 29:2IIIII to make adjustments to the Early Education and Care Public-Private Trust Fund. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Education and Local Aid 688 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Language Change Adds language to the after-school and out-of-school grants line item that makes extended school services eligible for funding due to novel coronavirus 2019 and removes language that specifies only after-school programs as eligible. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 689 Special Education Circuit Breaker Reimbursement – Appropriation Increase Increases the special education circuit breaker reimbursement appropriation by $17M. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 690 Remote Learning Attendance and Participation Requires each school district to track remote learning attendance and participation of students and to report data to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Education and Local Aid 691 Quality Improvement – Appropriation Increase Increases the quality improvement appropriation by $4.5M. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 3000 Subject Education and Local Aid 692 EpiPens in Institutions of Higher Education Requires public colleges and universities to store epinephrine in a secure but unlocked location, accessible to authorized students and staff, in each part of the school grounds where a student may be reasonably at risk of an allergic reaction. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Education and Local Aid 696 Agricultural Resources Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the agricultural resources administration appropriation by $40K and earmarks same amount for Land's Sake Farm in Weston to enable year-round sale of fresh produce to low income communities. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 2511 Subject Education and Local Aid 697 Climate Adaptation and Preparedness – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the climate adaptation and preparedness appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the support of environmental and sustainability efforts in Weston. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 2000

Page 18 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Education and Local Aid 717 Vulnerable Children School Participation Requires the Department of Children and Families, in coordination with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, to report on statewide efforts since March 2020 to monitor school attendance of students with active DCF cases. Primary Sponsor: Garlick Subject Education and Local Aid 721 Early Education and Care Support – New Line Item Adds new line item for grants to support early education and care programs in the Commonwealth funded at $2M. Primary Sponsor: Barber Subject Education and Local Aid 727 Civics Project Trust Fund – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Civics Project Trust Fund funded at $1.5M. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 1595 Subject Education and Local Aid 747 After-School and Out-of-School Grants – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the after-school and out-of-school grants line item for the Cape Verdean Association of Brockton for their YEP! We Can Summer program. Primary Sponsor: DuBois 7061 Subject Education and Local Aid 764 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for funding a statewide free full-day kindergarten grant program. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7010 Subject Elder Affairs 20 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the grants to councils on aging line item for the Swampscott Council on Aging's kitchen. Primary Sponsor: Ehrlich 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 75 Grants to Councils on Aging – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the grants to councils on aging appropriation by $15K and earmarks the same amount for senior transportation needs in Wayland. Primary Sponsor: Gentile 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 102 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the grants to councils on aging line item for a food storage and distribution center in North Attleboro. Primary Sponsor: Poirier 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 104 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $125K in the grants to councils on aging line item for capital improvements to the Billerica Council on Aging. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 118 Grants to Councils on Aging – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the grants to councils on aging appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for an elevator in the Senior Center Building in Leominster. Primary Sponsor: Higgins 9110

Page 19 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Elder Affairs 148 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $65K in the grants to councils on aging line item for a wheelchair accessible van for the Easthampton Council on Aging. Primary Sponsor: Carey 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 228 Nutrition Services Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the nutrition services program appropriation by $750K and earmarks same amount for meals on wheels. Primary Sponsor: Donato 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 267 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the grants to councils on aging line item for improvements to the Senior Center in Andover. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 324 Senior Property Tax Deferral Amends MGL 59:5 to authorize a continuation of up to 8% interest rate for property tax deferrals for active military personnel and seniors for one year after the death of the taxpayer receiving the deferral. Primary Sponsor: Ciccolo Subject Elder Affairs 344 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the grants to councils on aging line item for an accessible van for the Boxford Council on Aging. Primary Sponsor: Mirra 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 394 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the grants to councils on aging line item for educational and enrichment programs at the Lawrence Council on Aging. Primary Sponsor: Devers 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 405 Supportive Senior Housing Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the supportive senior housing program appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for defibrillators for the Liberty Hill Senior Housing Complex in Marlborough. Primary Sponsor: Gregoire 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 413 Enough Pay to Stay Reserve – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the enough pay to stay reserve appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for the Technology for Seniors pilot program for the Central Boston Elder Services. Primary Sponsor: Tyler 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 438 Grants to Councils on Aging – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the grants to councils on aging appropriation by $250K and earmarks the same amount for services at Whipple Senior Center in Weymouth. Primary Sponsor: Murphy 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 507 Grants to Councils on Aging – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the grants to councils on aging appropriation by $35K and earmarks same amount for a new senior center in Holbrook. Primary Sponsor: Mariano 9110

Page 20 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Elder Affairs 656 Grants to Councils on Aging – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the grants to councils on aging appropriation by $70K and earmarks same amount for a boiler for the Senior Center in Tewksbury. Primary Sponsor: Nguyen 9110 Subject Elder Affairs 670 Grants to Councils on Aging – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the grants to councils on aging line item for the Marshfield Senior Center for an expansion project. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 9110 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 4 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for softball field construction and renovation in Millis. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 11 Environmental Protection Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the environmental protection administration appropriation by $38K and earmarks same amount for a sustainability coordinator position in Sherborn. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 13 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $55K in the state parks and recreation line item for the maintenance of Red Rock Park in Lynn. Primary Sponsor: Ehrlich 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 16 Beach Preservation – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the beach preservation line item for the cleanup of Pilayella algae on Kings Beach and Long Beach in Lynn. Primary Sponsor: Ehrlich 2800 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 22 Agricultural Resources Administration – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the agricultural resources administration line item for Greenagers, Inc. teen and young adult environmental programming. Primary Sponsor: Pignatelli 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 23 Article 97 Land Disposition Process Inserts new chapter 131B establishing a process for the change of use or disposition of Article 97 land. Primary Sponsor: Balser Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 67 Energy and Environmental Affairs Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the energy and environmental affairs administration appropriation by $400K and earmarks same amount for arbovirus eradication and EEE, west nile, and zika prevention costs in Bristol County and Plymouth County, split evenly between each county. Primary Sponsor: D'Emilia 2000 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 72 Agricultural Resources Administration - Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the agricultural resources administration appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Homeless Animal Prevention and Care Fund. Primary Sponsor: Kafka 2511

Page 21 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 85 Emergency Food Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency food assistance appropriation by $85K and earmarks same amount for Food for Free Committee Inc. in the operation of the Cambridge Weekend Backpack Program. Primary Sponsor: Decker 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 107 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $15K in the emergency food assistance line item for the Billerica Food Pantry. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 111 Environmental Protection Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the environmental protection administration appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for design and engineering of the Acushnet Wastewater Treatment Management Plan. Primary Sponsor: Hendricks 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 119 Crossbow Hunting Amends multiple MGLS to allow the use of a crossbow for hunting and to treat crossbows in the same manner and under the same rules and regulations as regular bows and arrows for hunting. Primary Sponsor: Gifford Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 147 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the state parks and recreation line item for playground equipment at Woodlawn Field in South Hadley. Primary Sponsor: Carey 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 149 Environmental Protection Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the environmental protection administration appropriation by $27K and earmarks same amount for OARS Inc.'s operation of a water quality monitoring program in the Sudbury, Assabet and Concord rivers. Primary Sponsor: Hogan 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 151 Community Preservation Act Funds For Recreational Rail Trails Amends MGL 44B:7 to allow a municipality that has voted to accept the Community Preservation Act to spend money from the Community Preservation Fund to acquire land held for railroad purposes to be used for a recreational rail trail. Primary Sponsor: Gentile Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 160 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the state parks and recreation line item for Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center. Primary Sponsor: Galvin 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 166 Wellfleet Hollow Trust Fund Amends MGL 10 to create a Wellfleet Hollow State Campground Trust Fund and requires the Department of Conservation and Recreation to impose a $5 surcharge on out-of-state residents. Primary Sponsor: Peake Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 171 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $30K and earmarks $300K for a Veteran's Park in Lowell. Primary Sponsor: Nangle 2810

Page 22 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 178 Energy Monitoring System in Rental Housing Removes the July 1, 1997 cutoff date for when an energy monitoring system had to be installed in rental housing in order to charge a tenant for the cost of heat and cooling based upon a measurement by a computerized monitoring system. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 206 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $40K in the emergency food assistance line item for United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Resilient Randolph Fund for emergency assistance. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 207 Disposal of Minatures Amends MGL 94:321 to make miniatures subject to the state 5-cent bottle deposit law. Primary Sponsor: Lewis Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 213 Conservation and Recreation Administration – Language Change Adds language to the conservation and recreation administration line item to include operation of the Blackstone Heritage Corridor Visitor Center in Worcester. Primary Sponsor: Donahue 2800 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 214 Emergency Food Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency food assistance appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for operations of Arlington EATS headquarters. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 218 Environmental Protection Administration – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the environmental protection administration line item for a feasibility study on the merger of the Great Barrington water district. Primary Sponsor: Pignatelli 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 223 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the state parks and recreation line item for the Blue Hills Trailside Museum. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 225 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $15K and earmarks same amount for removal of invasive pond vegetation in Lynn. Primary Sponsor: Cahill 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 268 Sunday Deer Hunting Amends MGL 131:57 to provide an exception to the general prohibition of hunting mammals on Sundays by allowing for hunting of deer during open deer hunting season. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 276 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $20K and earmarks same amount for the repair of storm damage by the Nemasket Hill Cemetery Association. Primary Sponsor: Orrall 2810

Page 23 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 280 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the emergency food assistance line item for Pettengill House, Inc. in Salisbury and Amesbury. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 291 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for tree planting for climate resiliency and greenhouse gas reduction in Melrose. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 294 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for tree planting in Wakefield after the microburst storm on August 30, 2020. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 295 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for community trails infrastructure in Forest Dale Cemetery and Pine Banks Park in Malden. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 304 Municipal Requirements For Shade Trees Amends multiple sections in MGL 87 to update the procedures for the town tree warden, appointing a deputy tree warden and procedures for maintaining shade trees within municipalities. Primary Sponsor: Hecht Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 309 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for restoration of the Speaker John F. Thompson Center in Hyde Park. Primary Sponsor: Scaccia 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 311 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $40K in the state parks and recreation line item for maintenance of the Turner's Pond multi-use trail in Milton. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 321 Division of Marine Fisheries – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the division of marine fisheries appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute and UMass to develop a strategic plan on studying the effectiveness of genomic techniques in mitigating the effects of climate change on agricultural, livestock, aquaculture, and marine food resources. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 2330 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 334 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for modernization of signage in parks and recreation spaces in Beverly. Primary Sponsor: Parisella 2810

Page 24 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 342 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $90K in the state parks and recreation line item to clear Johnson's Pond in Groveland for boating and fishing. Primary Sponsor: Mirra 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 345 Department of Fire Services Administration – Earmark Earmarks $140K in the department of fire services administration line item for a new radio dispatch console in Boxford. Primary Sponsor: Mirra 8324 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 346 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the state parks and recreation line item for culvert consulting services in Boxford. Primary Sponsor: Mirra 2800 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 347 Emergency Food Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency food assistance appropriation by $30M and earmarks $12M for commercial fishermen. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 351 Clean Water Trust Contract Assistance – Appropriation Increase Increases the clean water trust contract assistance appropriation by $10M. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 1599 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 361 Redefining Terms Pertaining to Farm Animals Amends chapter 333 of the acts of 2016 to amend certain requirements pertaining to egg products and animal confinement. Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 363 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for dredging and improvements to Winter Pond in Winchester. Primary Sponsor: Day 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 371 Agricultural Resources Administration – Language Change Adds language to the agricultural resources administration to include work with the Norfolk County Agricultural High School on farm to school programs for area food pantries. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 384 Energy Resources Assessed – Appropriation Increase Increases the energy resources assessed appropriation by $11K. Primary Sponsor: Golden 7006 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 395 Banning Certain Pesticides Amends MGL 132B in several sections to ban the distribution and use of the pesticide “neonicotinoid” or any substance containing the pesticide, except certain applicators and products. Primary Sponsor: Dykema

Page 25 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 396 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the emergency food assistance line item for Food for the World, Inc. for free access to nutritious food for low-income families and the homeless, and related support services. Primary Sponsor: Devers 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 407 OCEARCH Shark Migration Research – New Line Item Adds new line item for OCEARCH white shark migration research and tracking technology funded at $10K. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 2330 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 416 Emergency Food Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency food assistance appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for essential food services in the city of Chelsea. Primary Sponsor: Ryan 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 444 State Parks and Recreation – Language Change Adds language to state parks and recreation line item to include repair of bridge W-21-011 in West Springfield to allow for pedestrians and bike traffic. Primary Sponsor: Finn 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 451 Worcester Tree Re-Planting – New Line Item Adds new line item for tree re-planting in Worcester, funded at $75K. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 503 State Parks and Recreation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the state parks and recreation appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for improvements to the soil profile to increase stormwater infiltration in Alewife Brook in Somerville. Primary Sponsor: Barber 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 509 Environmental Law Enforcement – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Environmental Law Enforcement appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for payroll costs to conduct directed patrols of Lake Mascuppic in Dracut and Tyngsborough. Primary Sponsor: Garry 2030 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 544 Agricultural Resources Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the agricultural resources administration appropriation by $500K and earmarks same amount for the Federation of Massachusetts Farmers Markets for the construction of market sheds for outdoor farmers markets. Primary Sponsor: Malia 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 546 Blue Hills Reservation Deer Study Transfers $50,000 from the Blue Hills Reservation Trust Fund to the Department of Conservation and Recreation to select an independent scientific organization to study and survey the white-tailed deer population of the Blue Hills Reservation. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 548 Environmental Protection Administration – Earmark Earmarks $35K in the environmental protection administration line item for PFAS remediation in Princeton. Primary Sponsor: Ferguson 2200

Page 26 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 549 Environmental Protection Administration – Earmark Earmarks $168K in the environmental protection administration line item for the Uxbridge Water Department to develop water infrastructure around DEP site #2-0000852 at 117 Kempton Rd. in Millville. Primary Sponsor: Soter 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 550 Energy and Environmental Affairs Information Technology Costs – Appropriation Increase Increases the energy and environmental affairs information technology costs appropriation by $848K. Primary Sponsor: Pignatelli 2000 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 560 Agricultural Resources Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the agricultural resources administration appropriation by $1.5M and earmarks same amount for the Mosquito Control Task Force and mosquito and invasive species control efforts. Primary Sponsor: Orrall 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 566 Conservation and Recreation Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the conservation and recreation administration appropriation by $350K and earmarks same amount for aquatic invasive species control in the Charles River and Mystic River. Primary Sponsor: Khan 2800 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 626 Environmental Protection Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the environmental protection administration appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for a coastal water quality and resource monitoring program in Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 631 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the division of fisheries and wildlife line item for a Southwick Police boat storage building on Congamond Lakes in Southwick. Primary Sponsor: Boldyga 2310 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 650 Bottle Bill Deposit Expansion and Increase Amends MGL 94 in several places to expand the definition of beverage and beverage container for the purposes of the Massachusetts Beverage Container Law and increases the deposit from $0.05 cents to $0.10 cents. Directs revenue collected from deposits to the General Fund and the Department of Environmental Protection for solid waste management reduction programs and drinking water protection. Primary Sponsor: Ciccolo Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 655 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the state parks and recreation line item for parks and playground projects in the Highlands area of Lowell. Primary Sponsor: Mom 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 662 Blue Hills Reservation Trust Fund Amends MGL 92:34C to require the Department of Conservation and Recreation to submit a quarterly report to the Legislature on the Blue Hills Reservation Trust Fund’s financial position and requires all revenue generated by motion picture or television production location fees and contracts to be transferred to the fund within 60 days. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll

Page 27 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 669 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the state parks and recreation line item for Brockton's Parks Commission for renovations at Danny Goodwin Park. Primary Sponsor: DuBois 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 673 Office of Rural Policy Amends MGL 23A:66 by adding a new member to the rural policy advisory commission who shall be from the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District and establishes a new state agency known as the Commonwealth Office of Rural Policy within EOHED. Primary Sponsor: Blais Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 703 Environmental Protection Administration – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the environmental protection administration line item for the Merrimack River Watershed Council. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 2200 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 708 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the emergency food assistance line item for the Northampton Survival Center. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 723 Climate Adaptation and Preparedness – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the climate adaptation and preparedness line item for the design and construction of a greenway in Southampton. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa 2000 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 724 Emergency Food Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency food assistance appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the WHEAT Office in Clinton. Primary Sponsor: Naughton 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 728 DCR Seasonals – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the DCR seasonals line item for establishment of Nashua River Waterfront Park in Clinton, cleanup of the Nashua River, and negotiation of a memorandum of understanding with Clinton on upkeep and management of the park. Primary Sponsor: Naughton 2800 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 733 Agricultural Resources Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the agricultural resources administration appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program for the Urban Farming Institute in Mattapan. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 744 Recreational Trails Program Federal Grant – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the federally funded grant entitled Recreational Trails Program, for West Bridgewater to extend the West Bridgewater Rail Trail. Primary Sponsor: DuBois 2850

Page 28 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 753 Wave Attenuation Devices – New Line Item Adds new line item to conduct a pilot study to implement Wave Attenuation Devices along the Atlantic coast of southeastern Massachusetts funded at $1M. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 2000 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 754 Emergency Food Assistance – Language Change Adds language in the emergency food assistance line item to include an assessed administrative charge not to exceed two per cent of the total appropriation. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 2511 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 756 State Parks and Recreation – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the state parks and recreation line item for the renovation of basketball courts at West Middle School in Brockton. Primary Sponsor: Cronin 2810 Subject Energy and Environmental Affairs 774 Emergency Food Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $20K in the emergency food assistance line item for the South Boston Association of Nonprofits to provide resources for emergency assistance. Primary Sponsor: Biele 2511 Subject Health and Human Services 93 Bilingual Senior Health Services Outreach – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Pioneer Valley Project Inc. to provide outreach and education to seniors in the North End, South End, and Forest Park, funded at $20K. Primary Sponsor: González 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 95 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the safe and successful youth initiative line item for the Community Youth Corp Program in the South End. Primary Sponsor: González 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 120 Children’s Hearing Aid Coverage Amends multiple MGLs to extend the age of coverage, from 21 years to 26 years, for certain insurers to cover the cost of hearing aids. Primary Sponsor: Durant Subject Health and Human Services 140 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Language Change Adds language to the EOHHS and medicaid administration line item requiring EOHHS to initiate an application for SNAP at the time of application or renewal for Medicaid. Primary Sponsor: Livingstone 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 187 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the EOHHS and medicaid administration line item for the rooming-in program for infants and mothers with opioid use disorder in the NICU in Hampden county. Primary Sponsor: Finn 4000

Page 29 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Health and Human Services 216 Scope of Practice for Athletic Trainers Amends MGL 112:23A expanding the scope of practice for athletic trainers from only school and team related athletic injuries to treating patients for injuries and other medical conditions. Primary Sponsor: Coppinger Subject Health and Human Services 227 Supervision of Physician Assistants Amends MGL 112 by striking the requirements that a registered physician supervise a physician assistant. Primary Sponsor: Barber Subject Health and Human Services 261 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the safe and successful youth initiative line item for the Merrimack Valley public safety youth center in Lawrence. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 262 Office of Refugees and Immigrants – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the office for refugees and immigrants line item for assistance in citizenship education, citizen application assistance, ESL classes, and computer training for low-income adults through Casa Dominicana. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 4003 Subject Health and Human Services 263 Office of Refugees and Immigrants – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the office for refugees and immigrants line item for assistance in citizenship education, citizen application assistance, ESL classes, and computer training for low-income adults through the Lawrence Family Development and Education Fund. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 4003 Subject Health and Human Services 273 Prohibiting Certain Hospital Closures Prohibits hospitals from closing beds, units or a facility during the outbreak of COVID-19. Primary Sponsor: McGonagle Subject Health and Human Services 285 Ambulance Provider Assessment Amends multiple MGLs to add a new section establishing a Medicaid ambulance provider assessment for nonpublic emergency ambulance services for the purpose of federal reimbursement. Primary Sponsor: Golden Subject Health and Human Services 287 Dependent Health Coverage for Adults with Disabilities Amends multiple MGLs to require certain insurers to cover under the membership of a parent or family group plan as a dependent, regardless of age, an individual who is mentally or physically incapable of earning their own living due to disability. Primary Sponsor: Barber Subject Health and Human Services 325 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the EOHHS and Medicaid administration line item for the Healthy Lives program in Brookline. Primary Sponsor: Vitolo 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 362 Pooled Trusts for Disabled Seniors Amends MGL 118E:28 to allow the transfer of assets by an individual over 65 into a trust for fair market value. Primary Sponsor: Hogan

Page 30 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Health and Human Services 389 Coverage for Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Amends multiple MGLs to require certain insurers to provide coverage for pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections and pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome. Primary Sponsor: Cutler Subject Health and Human Services 419 MassHealth Fiscal Management and Control Board Establishes within the Executive Office of Health and Human Services a MassHealth fiscal management and control board to oversee MassHealth’s finances and management. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Health and Human Services 422 MassHealth Nursing Home Supplemental Rates – Language Change Removes language in the MassHealth nursing home supplemental rates line item that earmarks $38M for a rate add- on for wages and requires MassHealth to submit a report on the impact of wages for direct care workers receiving the add-on. Primary Sponsor: Golden 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 461 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Earmark Earmarks $3M in the EOHHS and medicaid administration line item for supplemental payments to acute pediatric hospitals and specialty units. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 462 MassHealth Franciscan Children’s Supplemental Payment Requires the MassHealth supplemental payment advance of $1.5M to Franciscan Children’s Hospital in December 2019 to be defined as a grant. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. Subject Health and Human Services 463 Medicaid Reimbursement to Children’s Hospitals Establishes for FY21 a Medicaid reimbursement rate of 1.5 times the hospital’s FY20 inpatient rate for eligible inpatient services in chronic disease rehab hospitals serving only children and for FY22 and after the reimbursement rate is prohibited from being lower than the rates in effect for the previous year. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. Subject Health and Human Services 464 Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Inc. – New Line Item Adds a new line item for the Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Inc. for training for community health workers, funded at $180K. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 465 MassHealth Managed Care – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the MassHealth managed care line item for a 501 (c)(3) MassHealth ACO for telehealth services. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 476 MassHealth Managed Care – Language Change Adds language in the MassHealth managed care line item that requires MassHealth to reimburse hospitals the per diem rate for inpatient psychiatric and substance abuse care. Primary Sponsor: Cassidy 4000

Page 31 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Health and Human Services 484 Health and Human Services Information Technology Costs – Appropriation Increase Increases the EOHHS IT costs appropriation by $23M. Primary Sponsor: Jones 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 486 Direct Negotiations for Rebates on Certain Drugs and Non-Drug Products Authorizes the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to negotiate rebate agreements with manufacturers of non-drug products and drug products that are not considered covered outpatient drugs. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Health and Human Services 487 Community Hospital and Health Center Investment Trust Fund Amends multiple MGLs to restructure the current Community Hospital Reinvestment Trust Fund to expand the fund to apply to both community hospitals and community health centers and caps the total amount to be allocated per FY for both community hospitals and community health centers at $25M. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Health and Human Services 493 Group Insurance Premium and Plan Costs – Language Change Removes language in the Group Insurance premium and plan costs line item that requires GIC to report on out-of- pocket expenses, pharmaceutical spending, and plan type. Primary Sponsor: Jones 1108 Subject Health and Human Services 520 Health and Human Services Information Technology Costs – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the EOHHS IT costs line item for an electronic sign for the Board of Health in Medfield. Primary Sponsor: Dooley 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 528 Stop the Bleed Pilot Program – New Line Item Adds new line item for a pilot program to provide bleeding control kits and training for schools in the Commonwealth funded at $1M. Primary Sponsor: Dooley 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 531 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Stone Soul Community Festival in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 538 MassHealth Toxicology Testing Amends MGL 118E by authorizing the Office of Medicaid to require toxicology labs to impose certain prescription drug testing controls and by allowing certain out-of-state accredited labs to perform toxicology testing for MassHealth. Primary Sponsor: Donahue Subject Health and Human Services 553 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for youth development and violence prevention in Greater Springfield. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 561 MassHealth Senior Care – Language Change Adds language in the MassHealth senior care line item to maintain billing rates for day habilitation services at pre- novel coronavirus 2019 utilization rates. Primary Sponsor: Cutler 4000

Page 32 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Health and Human Services 563 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Services, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 579 Medicare Savings Program Eligibility Expansion Amends MGL 118E to insert a new section expanding the Medicare Savings programs, by disregarding income in an amount equivalent to 65% of the federal poverty level when determining eligibility for the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary, Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary and Qualified Individual programs. Primary Sponsor: Ultrino Subject Health and Human Services 583 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $5K and earmarks same amount for Parent Villages, Inc. services in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 606 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the EOHHS and medicaid administration line item for a reserve for Hale Hospital. Primary Sponsor: Vargas 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 610 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for CREW. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4005 Subject Health and Human Services 612 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for RBC. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4005 Subject Health and Human Services 615 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for Mission, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4005 Subject Health and Human Services 616 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $10K and earmarks same amount for Chess Angels. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4005 Subject Health and Human Services 623 Safe and Successful Youth Initiative – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the safe and successful youth initiative appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Spring of Hope Body and Soul program. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4005 Subject Health and Human Services 628 MassHealth Contested Estate Recovery Notice Authorizes an extension of up to 180 days for the personal representative of an estate to provide notice to the Division of Medical Assistance for MassHealth contested estate recovery claims if the decedent’s estate filed a petition for the admission of probate or for administration of the decedent’s estate on or after March 10, 2020. Primary Sponsor: Barber

Page 33 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Health and Human Services 634 Long-Term Care Statutory Changes Amends MGL 111:71 to change the process by which the Department of Public Health licenses and regulates long- term care facilities. Primary Sponsor: Robertson Subject Health and Human Services 701 MassHealth Fee for Service – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the MassHealth fee for service line item for PPE and disease prevention for the Elder Services of Cape Cod. Primary Sponsor: Whelan 4000 Subject Health and Human Services 773 Licensing Home Care Agencies Amends the bill in section 44 to require EOHHS, in consultation with the legislature, EOEA, DPH, the MassHealth and CHIA, to promulgate rules and regulations for the licensing of home care agencies and requires EOHHS to conduct a market analysis of the need for additional home care services. Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Housing 43 Commission-- 40B Establishes a commission to review the definition of low or moderate income housing. Primary Sponsor: Gifford Subject Housing 74 Rental Assistance for Families in Transition – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the RAFT appropriation by $15K and earmarks same amount for HOPESudbury for emergency short-term financial assistance. Primary Sponsor: Gentile 7004 Subject Housing 97 Emergency Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency assistance appropriation by $300K and earmarks same amount for Horizons for Homeless Children. Primary Sponsor: González 7004 Subject Housing 117 Department of Housing and Community Development – Earmark Earmarks $60K in the department of housing and community development administrative line item for the construction of a multi-floor operation facility servicing Northern Bristol County. Primary Sponsor: Hawkins 7004 Subject Housing 125 Department of Housing and Community Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of housing and community development appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for emergency services operated by Community Action Programs Inter-City, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Vincent 7004 Subject Housing 138 Public Housing Disposition Amends multiple MGLs to require, prior to disposition of publically owned real property, that DCAMM and EOHED determine whether the property should be made available for affordable housing. Primary Sponsor: Elugardo Subject Housing 152 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $25K for the historical preservation and rural economic development for Sawn Tavern in Leicester. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf 7008

Page 34 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Housing 162 Department of Housing and Community Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of housing and community development appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for the Homeless Prevention Council of Cape Cod. Primary Sponsor: Peake 7004 Subject Housing 210 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the South Worcester Neighborhood Improvement Corporation. Primary Sponsor: Donahue 7004 Subject Housing 212 Homeless Individuals – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the homeless individuals appropriation by $70K and earmarks same amount for the Friendly House, Inc. in the city of Worcester. Primary Sponsor: Donahue 7004 Subject Housing 220 Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MRVP appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for housing assistance in the town of Holliston. Primary Sponsor: Dykema 7004 Subject Housing 221 Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MRVP appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for housing assistance in the town of Hopkinton. Primary Sponsor: Dykema 7004 Subject Housing 222 Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MRVP appropriation by $100K and earmarks the same amount for housing assistance in the town of Southborough. Primary Sponsor: Dykema 7004 Subject Housing 236 Emergency Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency assistance appropriation by $175K and earmarks same amount for the operation of Portal to Hope servicing Everett, Malden and Medford. Primary Sponsor: Donato 7004 Subject Housing 239 Local Housing Programs – Earmark Earmarks $50K for the Commonwealth Housing Development for a technology center administered by the Allston- Brighton Community Development Corporation in Brighton funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Honan 7004 Subject Housing 350 HomeBase – Language Change and Appropriation Increase Expands the eligibility requirements for the HomeBase program and adds reporting language to the HomeBase program and increases appropriation amount by $45M. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 7004 Subject Housing 397 Emergency Assistance – Language Change Adds language to the emergency assistance line item for reporting. Primary Sponsor: Decker 7004

Page 35 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Housing 417 Emergency Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $150K in the emergency assistance line item to address homelessness in Dukes County. Primary Sponsor: Fernandes 7004 Subject Housing 420 Local Option Real Estate Transfer Tax Amends multiple MGLs by creating a local option real estate transfer tax. Primary Sponsor: Fernandes Subject Housing 479 Housing Consumer Education Centers – Appropriation Increase Increases the housing consumer education centers appropriation by $250K. Primary Sponsor: Honan 7004 Subject Housing 510 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for Springfield Neighborhood Housing. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7004 Subject Housing 540 Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MRVP line item for the Blackstone Housing Authority for upgrades to make areas handicap accessible. Primary Sponsor: Soter 7004 Subject Housing 585 Changes to Housing Laws Amends multiple MGLs to create a tax credit for landlords who have lost rental income due to the COVID emergency; increases eligibility for tenant rental assistance; creates new requirements in eviction cases to prioritize mediation; creates a defense for tenants if they were unable to pay rent due to the COVID-19 emergency; seals eviction records; and requires forbearance of mortgage payments for homeowners. Primary Sponsor: Hendricks Subject Housing 595 Residential Assistance for Families in Transition – Language Change and Earmark Adds language in the RAFT line item related to cash benefits and the use of the Eviction Diversion Initiative Fund, and earmarks $30M to prevent homelessness among those at risk due to novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Honan 7004 Subject Housing 609 Homeless Individuals – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the homeless individuals shelters appropriation by $65K and earmarks same amount for Mitch's Place shelter, a program of Emmaus, Inc. of Haverhill. Primary Sponsor: Vargas 7004 Subject Housing 624 Emergency Assistance – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the emergency assistance line item for Horizons for Homeless Children. Primary Sponsor: González 7004 Subject Housing 677 Rental Assistance for Families in Transition – Language Change Adds language to the RAFT line item to decouple RAFT and HomeBase usage when determining eligibility for households impacted by novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa 7004

Page 36 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Housing 731 Emergency Assistance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the emergency assistance line item by $100K and earmarks same amount to Rebuilding Together Boston. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7004 Subject Housing 763 Changes to Housing Laws Amends multiple MGLs to create a tax credit for landlords who have lost rental income due to the COVID-19 emergency; increases eligibility for tenant rental assistance; creates new requirements in eviction cases to prioritize mediation; creates a defense for tenants if they were unable to pay rent due to the COVID-19 emergency; seals eviction records; and requires forbearance of mortgage payments for homeowners. Primary Sponsor: Connolly Subject Housing 766 Stay of Eviction Proceeding Amends the bill in section 41 to expand the definition of short-term rental assistance to include rental assistance from other government entities or nonprofits and requires a court to continue a case until payment is received by the landlord and, upon receipt, dismiss the case. Primary Sponsor: Connolly Subject Housing 777 Eviction Moratorium Establishes an eviction moratorium through January 1, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Connolly Subject Judiciary 86 District Court – Language Change Adds language to the disctrict court line item requiring that the court administrator and the executive office of the trial court shall relocate the Cambridge district court from the city of Medford to the city of Cambridge not later than Decmber 31, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Decker 0332 Subject Judiciary 114 Expanding Family Adoptions Amends MGL 210:10 to allow a person to petition the probate court to adopt a brother, sister, uncle or aunt. Primary Sponsor: Lewis Subject Judiciary 157 Interception of Wire and Oral Communications Amends MGL 272:99 by updating wiretap laws to cover additional designated offenses. Primary Sponsor: Markey Subject Judiciary 190 Electronic Publication of Massachusetts Court Decisions Amends MGL 221:64A to allow the Reporter of Court Decisions to negotiate and execute contracts for the electronic publication, in addition to the printing, of opinions. Primary Sponsor: Cutler Subject Judiciary 202 Caregiver Authorization Affidavits Amends MGL 201F in various sections to authorize caregivers to make additional types of decisions concerning a minor. Primary Sponsor: Provost

Page 37 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Judiciary 270 Prohibiting Price Gouging During Public Health Emergencies Prohibits price increases greater than 15% for medical and related goods, supplies, and services during a declared public health emergency. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan Subject Judiciary 288 Laboratory Analysis of Cocaine Amends MGL 94C:31 to expand the statutory definition of cocaine to include synthetically-produced substances. Primary Sponsor: Smola Subject Judiciary 289 Court Paper Retention Requirements Amends MGL 221:27A to allow the Supreme Judicial Court to make exceptions to the 10-year retention requirement for papers filed related to non-criminal regulatory offenses. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. Subject Judiciary 359 CPCS Private Counsel Temporary Rate Increase Authorizes the Committee for Public Counsel Services to declare an emergency in a county where there is a limited availability of qualified counsel and to authorize a temporary increase in the rate of compensation, not to exceed $75 per hour, for private counsel in care and protection cases upon such declaration. Primary Sponsor: Meschino Subject Judiciary 453 Trial Court Administration – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the Trial Court Administration line item for programs providing direct legal assistance in the area of tenants' rights sponsored by the University of Massachusetts School of Law. Primary Sponsor: Markey 0330 Subject Judiciary 643 Level I Sex Offender Notification Amends MGL 6:178K to add the Department of Developmental Services to the list of agencies the sex offender registry board may release level 1 sex offender identifying information to. Primary Sponsor: Khan Subject Judiciary 757 Preservation and Storage of Evidence Task Force Reporting Deadline Extends the reporting deadline of the Preservation and Storage of Evidence Task Force from March 31, 2020 to December 31, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Cronin Subject Judiciary 760 Special Commission on Civil Asset Forfeiture Reporting Deadline Extends from December 31, 2019 to July 31, 2021 the reporting deadline of the Special Commission on Civil Asset Forfeiture. Primary Sponsor: Cronin Subject Judiciary 770 Mortgage Payment Trust Fund Amends MGL 40H by adding a section to establish a Resolution Trust Fund to receive transfers of mortgage loans where the current mortgagee or noteholder cannot be identified. Primary Sponsor: DuBois Subject Labor and Economic Development 14 E-Team Machinist Training Program – New Line Item Adds new line item for the E-Team Machinist Training Program in the city of Lynn, funded at $150K. Primary Sponsor: Capano 7002

Page 38 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 17 Laid Off Worker Recall Local Option Amends MGL 149 to create a local option requiring airport or hotel employers to offer any position that becomes available to a qualified laid off worker whose most recent separation from employment occurred after March 4, 2020. Primary Sponsor: Decker Subject Labor and Economic Development 34 Tourist Promotion Agency Matching Grants Authorizes the Office of Travel and Tourism in Fiscal Year 2021 to distribute grants to tourist promotion agencies in amounts that exceed the amount a private nonprofit receives from nongovernmental sources. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry Subject Labor and Economic Development 38 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the MOTT line item for renovations of the public bathrooms at the State Street Landing in the town of Marblehead. Primary Sponsor: Ehrlich 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 50 Speech Language Provisional Licenses Amends MGL 112 by adding a section to require the Board of Licensure for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology to issue a provisional speech-language pathologist license to each applicant who meets certain requirements. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry Subject Labor and Economic Development 57 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for the historic West Medford Community Center. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 58 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $5M in the MOTT line item for the New England Aquarium. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 70 Non-Profit Unemployment Benefit Fund Establishes a Non-Profit Unemployment Benefit Fund to provide grants to non-profits in need of financial assistance due to the COVID-19 outbreak, with the state matching dollar-for-dollar any funds provided through the CARES Act for unemployment benefit costs to non-profits. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry Subject Labor and Economic Development 79 Natural Hair Braider Regulations Amends MGL 112:87T and 87V to exempt natural hair braiding from the definition of hairdressing, and from the regulations of the Board of Registration of Cosmetology. Primary Sponsor: Elugardo Subject Labor and Economic Development 87 Definition of Employer Amends MGL 151A:1 to expand the definition of employer to include any entity that markets a service or product to the general public and substantially relies on individuals as independent contractors to perform services or deliver products. Primary Sponsor: Livingstone

Page 39 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 88 Definition of Employment Amends MGL 151A:2 to establish an employment relationship where services for the employer are performed outside of the enterprise for which the service is performed. Primary Sponsor: Livingstone Subject Labor and Economic Development 89 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for Hoop Hall Assists for community outreach and engagement programs in Springfield, Greater Springfield and Holyoke. Primary Sponsor: Ashe 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 91 Office of Public Safety and Inspections – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the office of public safety and inspections appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for a reimbursement program for costs associated with testing for the presence of pyrrhotite. Primary Sponsor: Ashe 7006 Subject Labor and Economic Development 94 Puerto Rican Cuatro Project – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Puerto Rican Cuatro Project in Springfield funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: González 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 96 Board of Library Commissioners – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the board of library commissioners line item for the Hispanic American Library in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: González 7000 Subject Labor and Economic Development 98 Puerto Rican Parade of Western MA – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Puerto Rican Parade, BVOC Inc. in Springfield, funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: González 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 101 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the WWII Memorial Pool in North Attleboro. Primary Sponsor: Poirier 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 113 Massachusetts Office of Business and Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Massachusetts office of business development appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for Downtown Framingham, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Lewis 7007 Subject Labor and Economic Development 123 Department of Labor Relations – Appropriation Increase Increases the department of labor relations appropriation by $10.5K. Primary Sponsor: McKenna 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 124 Registered Apprenticeship Expansion – Appropriation Increase Increases the registered apprenticeship expansion appropriation by $10K. Primary Sponsor: McKenna 7003

Page 40 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 133 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the Brimfield town common beautification project. Primary Sponsor: Smola 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 141 Division of Insurance – Appropriation Increase and New Line Item Increases the division of insurance appropriation by $10M and adds a new line item for disaster relief for those impacted by the June 28, 2020 Super Storm, funded at $10M. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. 7006 Subject Labor and Economic Development 150 Regional Economic Development Grants – New Line Item Adds a new line item for contracts with regional development organizations under the program established by sections 3J and 3K of chapter 23A of the General Laws, funded at $1M. Primary Sponsor: Hogan 7007 Subject Labor and Economic Development 168 Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development – Appropriation Increase Increases the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development appropriation by $78K. Primary Sponsor: Hay 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 172 Regional Tourism Grants Timing Requires the Mass Tourism Fund to distribute to regional tourism councils, by January 1, 2021, (1) grants funded from fiscal year 2021 room occupancy tax revenue and (2) grants funded from fiscal year 2020 gaming revenue. Primary Sponsor: Tucker Subject Labor and Economic Development 173 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the North Quabbin Chamber of Commerce to support businesses impacted by the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Whipps 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 174 MassHire Career Centers – Appropriation Increase Increases the MassHire career centers appropriation by $1.04M. Primary Sponsor: Hay 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 176 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Wilbraham Nature and Cultural Council working in collaboration with the Wilbraham Community Association and the Minnechaug Land Trust for tourism marketing and advertising purposes. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 182 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $125K and earmarks same amount for the Western Massachusetts Sports Commission. Primary Sponsor: Finn 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 189 Cannabis Control Commission – New Line Item Adds new line item for the implementation of section 51 of chapter 55 of the acts of 2017 funded at $1M. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. 1070

Page 41 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 196 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the MOTT line item for repairs and maintenance of Salem Common in the city of Salem. Primary Sponsor: Tucker 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 198 North Scituate Economic Recovery – New Line Item Adds a new line item to support economic recovery in North Scituate funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Meschino 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 199 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $150K in the MOTT line item for seed money for the National Guard Museum which will be located in the city of Salem. Primary Sponsor: Tucker 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 201 Hull Economic Recovery – New Line Item Adds new line item to support economic recovery in the town of Hull funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Meschino 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 203 Hingham Economic Recovery – New Line Item Adds new line item to support economic recovery in the town of Hingham funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Meschino 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 204 Cohasset Economic Recovery – New Line Item Adds new line item to support economic recovery in the town of Cohasset funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Meschino 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 246 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $100K for Springfield Neighborhood Housing, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 249 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $50K for the implementation of the Stone Soul Annual Community Festival. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 252 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $5K for Parent Villages, Inc. to provide comprehensive youth development and violence prevention services in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 253 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $50K for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Services, Inc. to provide comprehensive youth development and violence prevention services. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 257 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $10K for CREW for youth development and mentoring. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7008

Page 42 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 265 Urban Agenda Economic Development Grants – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the urban agenda economic development grants line item for the Methuen Arlington Neighborhood. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 269 Urban Agenda Economic Development Grants – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the urban agenda economic development grants line item for Arlington Community Trabajando (ACT Lawrence). Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 271 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $180K and earmarks same amount for the operation of New England Public Media for televised distance learning courses during the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 274 Payment in Lieu of Contribution by Non-Profit Organizations Authorizes non-profit employers to request a deadline extension through June 30, 2021 to make payments in lieu of contributions for unemployment benefits, and requires the Department of Unemployment Assistance to offer no- interest payment plans to non-profits for their payments in lieu of contributions through June 30, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Hay Subject Labor and Economic Development 275 Transformative Development Fund – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the transformative development fund line item for technical assistance in developing a plan to convert existing town properties into mixed income housing in the town of Abington. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 302 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for technology upgrades to the Willis Ave Community Center in the city of Medford. Primary Sponsor: Barber 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 306 Riverside Theatre Works – New Line Item Adds new line item for the operations of Riverside Theatre Works in the city of Boston, funded at $75K. Primary Sponsor: Scaccia 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 307 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company A reenactors and historical society in the city of Boston. Primary Sponsor: Scaccia 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 310 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for the Menino Arts Center in the city of Boston. Primary Sponsor: Scaccia 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 313 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for grants for the Bay State Games. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 7008

Page 43 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 318 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for LuminArtz for the production of public art displays. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 330 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the town of Northbridge for its 250th anniversary. Primary Sponsor: Muradian 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 335 Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development administrative line item for the New England Center for Arts and Technology, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Santiago 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 340 Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for continued implementation of a business development grant program at the Innovation Venture Fund at UMass Lowell. Primary Sponsor: Golden 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 348 Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the executive office of labor and workforce development appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for continued implementation of a business development grant program in the town of Chelmsford. Primary Sponsor: Golden 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 352 Paid Family Medical Leave Amends MGL 175M:2 by requiring an employer to "otherwise maintain" in addition to the current requirements to "provide for and contribute to" the health insurance of an employee who takes family and medical leave. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. Subject Labor and Economic Development 353 Mass Service Alliance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the mass service alliance appropriation by $400K and earmarks same amount for the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Tyler 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 355 Youths-At-Risk Summer Jobs – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the youths-at-risk summer jobs appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for a grant program at St. Mary's Center for Women and Children in Dorchester for workforce development and educational programming for women impacted by novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 357 Microlending – Language Change and Earmark Adds language to the microlending line item requiring the Massachusetts office of business development to file a report to the Legislature on the grants and earmarks $25K to SEED Corporation. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 7007

Page 44 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 364 Mass Service Alliance – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Mass service alliance appropriation by $400K and earmarks same amount for the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Williams 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 369 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for the Waltham Tourism Council. Primary Sponsor: Stanley 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 380 Regional Economic Development Grants – New Line Item and Earmark Adds new line item for regional economic development grants and earmarks $50K for improvements to the Fino Field Athletic Complex in the town of Milford. Primary Sponsor: Murray 7007 Subject Labor and Economic Development 387 Workforce Development Grant – New Line Item Adds new line item for an advanced manufacturing training program funded at $2.5M. Primary Sponsor: Roy 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 403 Economic Recovery Planning and Response – Earmark Earmarks $10K in the economic recovery planning and response line item for the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce located in the city of Newburyport. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 409 STRIVE Boston – New Line Item Adds new line item for STRIVE FORWARD a job readiness program to connect chronically unemployed adults with case management funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 436 1199SEIU Training and Upgrading Fund – New Line Item Adds new line item for the 1199SEIU training and upgrading fund to deliver innovative worker training for eligible health care workers, funded at $200K. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 441 Mass Service Alliance – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the Mass service alliance line item for Cape Verdean Association of Boston to support outreach to immigrants in Roxbury and Dorchester. Primary Sponsor: Miranda 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 449 Mass Tech Collaborative – New Line Item Adds new line item for the John Adams Innovation Institute and the Massachusetts Broadband Institute funded at $2.5M. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 452 Massachusetts Office of Business Development – Appropriation Increase Increases the Massachusetts office of business development appropriation by $203K. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante 7007

Page 45 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 456 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $300K and earmarks same amount for the Women's Suffrage Celebration Coalition of Massachusetts to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the 19th amendment. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 466 Transferable Ticketing System Amends MGL 140 in various sections to allow a ticket issuer to use a non-transferable ticketing system only if the consumer is offered an option at the time of initial sale to purchase the same ticket in a transferable form that allows tickets to be given away or resold without requiring the consumer to go through ticket issuer’s preferred ticket platform and without any other penalty or discrimination. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. Subject Labor and Economic Development 468 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for Outside the Box. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 470 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for the Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. in Quincy. Primary Sponsor: Chan 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 471 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the Germantown Neighborhood Center in Quincy. Primary Sponsor: Chan 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 472 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $500K in the MOTT line item for the procurement of open space along Quincy Shore Drive in the city of Quincy. Primary Sponsor: Chan 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 473 Office of Public Safety and Inspections – Language Change Strikes language in the office of public safety and inspections line item requiring the division to employ at least as many elevator inspectors in 2021 as in 2020 and adds language requiring that the office employ more than 70 full- time elevator inspectors. Primary Sponsor: Murphy 7006 Subject Labor and Economic Development 477 Regional Economic Recovery Grants – New Line Item and Earmark Adds new line item for regional pilot projects, funded at $6M. Earmarks $1M for regional economic development organizations. Primary Sponsor: Gordon 7006 Subject Labor and Economic Development 499 Youths-At-Risk Summer Jobs – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the youths-at-risk summer jobs line item for the New England Farm Workers' Council. Primary Sponsor: González 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 501 Economic Recovery Planning and Response – Appropriation Increase Increases the economic recovery planning and response appropriation by $17.5M for small business grants. Primary Sponsor: Jones 7002

Page 46 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 502 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for the Whitfield-Majiro Friendship Society, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Straus 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 504 Local Economic Development Grants – Earmark Earmarks $150K for an economic development program that supports manufacturing readiness in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: González 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 513 Home Inspectors Amends MGL 112 by adding a section to allow written agreements to specify that any home inspector or trainee affiliated with another home inspector or home inspection company is not an employee. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Labor and Economic Development 514 Drain Cleaners Amends MGL 142 by adding a section to require drain cleaners to be certified. Prohibits drain cleaners from performing certain tasks, such as installing or destroying pipes. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Labor and Economic Development 521 Public Employee Organization Reporting Deadlines Amends MGL 150E:14 to require public employee organization financial transaction reports to be made to members within 90, instead of 60 days, of the end of a fiscal year. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Labor and Economic Development 523 Commissioned Employees Amends multiple MGLs to exempt certain employees from time and a half pay on Sundays, legal holidays, and for overtime if either they are (1) an inside sales person and their regular rate of pay is more than 1.5 times minimum wage and more than half of their compensation is commission or (2) a car salesman. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Labor and Economic Development 526 Cybersecurity Innovation Fund – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Massachusetts Cybersecurity Innovation Fund, funded at $950K. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 541 Visitation and Local Economic Marketing – New Line Item and Earmark Adds new line item for a competitive grant program to promote in-state tourism and marketing funded at $10M and earmarks $6M for marketing initiatives to promote social distancing protocols. Primary Sponsor: Blais 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 562 Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the executive office of labor and workforce development line item for Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative to support community development services in the Roxbury and Dorchester areas of Boston. Primary Sponsor: Miranda 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 584 Unenforceability of Contract Clauses Waiving Rights Amends MGL 149 by inserting a section that renders void or unenforceable employment contract clauses that waive an employee’s substantive or procedural rights or remedies relating to certain claims. Primary Sponsor: Gordon

Page 47 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 589 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $20K and earmarks same amount for the creation of a Massachusetts Visitor Information Center in Tyngsborough. Primary Sponsor: Garry 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 598 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the economic recovery in Burlington Town Center. Primary Sponsor: Gordon 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 599 Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for the Massachusetts Office of Employee Involvement and Ownership. Primary Sponsor: Mark 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 605 Small Business Technical Assistance Grants – Appropriation Increase Increases the small business technical assistance grant program appropriation by $2M. Primary Sponsor: González 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 611 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce. Primary Sponsor: Vargas 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 617 Stockbridge Road – New Line Item Adds new line item for the completion of the street along Stockbridge road in Scituate funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 621 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the MOTT line item for AHA! Art, History & Architecture in New Bedford to establish outreach and educational programs. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 627 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for community services at the Cape Verdean Association of New Bedford. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 640 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the Frederick Douglass House in New Bedford. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 648 Employer Liability for Overtime Pay Amends MGL 149:150 and 151:1B to relieve employers from liability for failure to pay for Sunday or overtime work if the employer proves by a preponderance of the evidence that it acted in good faith in accordance with a written administrative interpretation. Primary Sponsor: Jones

Page 48 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 649 Commonwealth Zoological Corporation – Earmark Earmarks $5M in the commonwealth zoological corporation line item for novel coronavirus 2019 relief for the New England Aquarium. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7007 Subject Labor and Economic Development 651 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for the New Bedford Festival Theatre for an apprenticeship program. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 654 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the MOTT line item for the Zeiterion Performing Arts Center in New Bedford. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 660 Economic Recovery Planning and Response – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the economic recovery planning and response line item for Groundwork Lawrence's Merrimack Valley novel coronavirus 2019 restaurant sustainability program. Primary Sponsor: Minicucci 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 664 Executive Office of Housing and Workforce Development Chargeback – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the chargeback for housing and economic development IT costs appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for the Pal Pueblo Community Organization. Primary Sponsor: González 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 679 Office of Rural Policy – New Line Item Adds new line item for an Office of Rural Policy, funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Blais 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 682 Italian Cultural Center of Western MA – New Line Item Adds new line item for the Italian Cultural Center of Western MA in Springfield, funded at $50K. Primary Sponsor: González 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 693 Charitable Organization Tax Regulations Requires the Attorney General to adopt regulations providing that charitable organizations with gross receipts under $50,000 will not be required to file form 990-EZ with their annual report to the Attorney General. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Labor and Economic Development 694 Transient Vendor Fee Amends MGL 101:3 to require fees for transient vendor licenses every 5 years instead of annually. Primary Sponsor: Peisch Subject Labor and Economic Development 702 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program to the Enrichment Center in Dorchester. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008

Page 49 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 704 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the MOTT line item for the Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 706 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the MOTT line item for the Department of Public Works in Marshfield. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 707 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program to No Books, No Ball. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 710 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program to Lena Park Community Center. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 713 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program to Youth In Crisis in Dorchester. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 718 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $500K and earmarks same amount for MLK Boston for a new memorial of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 720 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for a matching grant program to the Museum of African American History in Boston. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 722 Prevailing Wage for Offsite Fabrication of Homes Amends MGL 149:27D by adding “offsite fabrication work” to the definition of “construction” for the purpose of prevailing wage in a public works or public construction project. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Labor and Economic Development 725 Youth-at-Risk Summer Jobs – Earmark Earmarks $5K in the youths-at-risk summer jobs line item for empowerHER to provide mentoring programs for girls facing the loss of their mothers. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7002 Subject Labor and Economic Development 737 Urban Agenda Economic Development Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the urban agenda economic development grants appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Black Economic Justice Institute of Dorchester. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7002

Page 50 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Labor and Economic Development 748 Commonwealth Zoological Corporation – Earmark Earmarks $125K in the commonwealth zoological corporation line item for the operation of the zoo in Forest Park. Primary Sponsor: González 7007 Subject Labor and Economic Development 751 Demonstration Workforce Development Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the demonstration workforce development program appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for the department of correction school of reentry. Primary Sponsor: Holmes 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 755 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases MOTT appropriation by $90K and earmarks same amount for the New American Association of Massachusetts. Primary Sponsor: Cahill 7008 Subject Labor and Economic Development 765 Mass Service Alliance – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the Mass service alliance line item for the domestic violence outreach coordinator position within the Cape Verdean Association of Brockton. Primary Sponsor: Cassidy 7003 Subject Labor and Economic Development 776 Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MOTT appropriation by $15K and earmarks same amount for the Power of Self Education (POSE) Inc. in Haverhill. Primary Sponsor: Vargas 7008 Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 54 Coverage for Multiple Sclerosis Drug Treatments Amends multiple MGLs requiring certain insurers provide coverage for ongoing drug treatment for the modification of multiple sclerosis. Primary Sponsor: Garballey Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 62 Local Public Health Performance Standards Requires the Department of Public Health, in consultation with other stakeholders, to establish a model uniform set of minimum local public health standards. Primary Sponsor: Kane Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 77 Extending Reporting Date for Commission on Vaping Industry Extends the deadline for the special commission on the vaping industry’s report from January 1, 2020 to January 1, 2022. Primary Sponsor: Mahoney Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 264 Commission - Safety of Blind Persons Establishes a commission to study and determine best practices to ensure the safety of blind persons in public walkways and intersections. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 370 Same Day Tax Remittance Amends MGL 62C to require, starting July 1, 2024, 3rd party payment processors to remit certain sales tax daily. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, R.

Page 51 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 372 Task Force-- PFAS Establishes a task force to gather information about known PFAS contamination sites and make recommendations for response, as well as future mitigation and prevention. Primary Sponsor: Hogan Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 412 Diversity on Public Boards and Commissions Requires gender, racial, and ethnic diversity on public boards and commissions. Primary Sponsor: Haddad Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 455 Price Determination for Chapter 71B Programs Requires the Operational Services Division to determine prices for programs of special needs private schools for fiscal year 2021 by increasing the final fiscal year 2020 price by the rate of inflation. Primary Sponsor: Haddad Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 525 Study - Nurse Licensure Compact Requires the Health Policy Commission, in consultation with the board of registration in nursing, to conduct an analysis and report on the commonwealth’s entry into the nurse licensure compacts by June 15, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Mariano Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 542 Same Day Tax Remittance and Small Business Grants Amends MGL 62C to require, starting July 1, 2024, 3rd party payment processors to remit certain sales tax daily and establishes a new trust fund that would receive 50% of revenue collected under same day remittance for EOHED to make grants to small businesses with annual reported gross sales below $10,000,000. Primary Sponsor: Santiago Subject Legislation, Non-Budget 759 Improved Access to Healthcare Amends chapter 112 in several places to modernize abortion laws. Primary Sponsor: Cronin Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 2 Community Services Program – Earmark Earmarks $350K in the community services program line item for the Talking Information Center for visually impaired and otherwise disabled listeners. Primary Sponsor: Cutler 4110 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 21 Community-Based Day and Work Programs – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the community-based day and work programs line item for Community Access to the Arts, Inc. in Great Barrington. Primary Sponsor: Pignatelli 5920 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 24 Section 35 Civil Commitment Facilities Amends MGL 123:35 requiring all section 35 involuntary civil commitment beds for substance use disorder to be in facilities approved by the Department of Public Health and the Department of Mental Health, and not in correctional facilities. Primary Sponsor: Balser

Page 52 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 27 Behavioral Health Benefits Amends multiple MGLs to require insurers to provide mental health or substance use disorder benefits and provide annual reports to the Division of Insurance, including descriptions of medical necessity. Primary Sponsor: Balser Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 33 Adult Mental Health and Support Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the adult mental health and support services appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers to provide assistance in connecting consumers to licensed clinical social workers through the Therapy Matcher program. Primary Sponsor: Balser 5046 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 53 Terminology and Practice Updates related to the Disabled Persons Protection Commission Amends multiple MGLs to update terminology and practices related to the Disabled Persons Protection Commission. Primary Sponsor: Garballey Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 55 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the child and adolescent mental health services appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for The Children's Room located in the town of Arlington. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 5042 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 61 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the child and adolescent mental health services by $125K and earmarks same amount for Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services, Inc. to continue implementing Youth Mental Health First Aid, a National Council for Behavioral Health program, across the Commonwealth. Primary Sponsor: Kane 5042 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 63 Public Health Critical Operations and Essential Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the public health critical operations and essential services appropriation by $1.7M and earmarks same amount for the State Action for Public Health Excellence Program. Primary Sponsor: Kane 4510 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 78 Violence Prevention Grants – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the violence prevention grants line item for the city of Boston and its work in workforce development, street outreach, youth violence prevention and intervention, and trauma and mental health support in Hyde Square, Jackson Square, and Mission Hill. Primary Sponsor: Elugardo 4590 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 105 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the youth at-risk matching grants line item for the Billerica Boys and Girls club for capital improvements, including building out a new computer lab. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 4590 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 130 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Earmark Earmarks $90K in the child and adolescent mental health services line item for the Northwestern Juvenile Fire Intervention, Response, Education and Safety Partnership, Inc. for a juvenile firesetter intervention and prevention program in Hampshire and Franklin counties. Primary Sponsor: Carey 5042

Page 53 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 297 Inpatient Facilities and Community-Based Mental Health – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the inpatient facilities and community-based mental health appropriation by $300K and earmarks same amount for MelroseWakefield Healthcare, Inc. for direct costs associated with the novel coronavirus 2019 treatment. Primary Sponsor: Lipper-Garabedian 5095 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 377 DDS Administration and Operations – Language Change Adds language to the DDS administration and operations for funding level amounts. Primary Sponsor: Garlick 5911 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 442 DDS Community Day and Work Programs – Appropriation Increase and Language Change Increases the DDS community day and work programs appropriation by $14.38M and adds language for billing rates during the novel coronavirus 2019 pandemic. Primary Sponsor: Cassidy 5920 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 445 DDS Administration and Operations – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the DDS administration and operations appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders at UMass Memorial Medical Center and the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 5911 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 447 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Language Change and Earmark Adds language to the child and adolescent mental health services line item for appropriation to address behavioral health needs arising from the impact of novel coronavirus 2019 pandemic and services to assist school districts in implementing a multitiered system of behavioral health supports. Earmarks $200K for the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health to partner with the BIRCh Center to develop a school-based behavioral health technical assistance center. Primary Sponsor: Decker 5042 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 450 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Language Change, Appropriation Increase, and Earmark Adds language to the child and adolescent mental health services line item for appropriation to address behavioral health needs arising from the impact of novel coronavirus 2019 pandemic and services to assist school districts in implementing a multitiered system of behavioral health supports. Increases appropriation by $300K. Earmarks $100K for the School Based Behavioral Health Advisory Council and earmarks $200K in for the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health to partner with the BIRCh Center to develop a school-based behavioral health technical assistance center. Primary Sponsor: Decker 5042 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 457 Behavioral Health Advisory Council for School Services Amends MGL 6A to insert new sections establishing an advisory council on school based behavioral health services to advise on implementing a multi-tiered system of behavioral health services in each school district. Primary Sponsor: Decker Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 518 Residential Service Placements Requires the Department of Developmental Services to coordinate with the Department of Children and Families and the Department of Mental Health to ensure residential service placement within 30 days for children with intellectual disabilities and establishes a commission to report on the feasibility of creating an emergency fund for timely placement of a disabled child in residential care. Primary Sponsor: Howitt

Page 54 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 564 Adult Mental Health and Support Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the adult mental health and support services appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for the International Institute of New England for culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health services for immigrants and refugees who have experienced torture and trauma. Primary Sponsor: Khan 5046 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 575 Effective Date for Registry of Care Providers Pushes back the implementation date for the registry of care providers from January 31, 2021 to July 31, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Khan Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 592 Community Residential Vendor Operated Services – Appropriation Increase and Language Change Increases the community residential vendor operated services line item by $100M and adds language for billing rates and additional staffing costs during the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Speliotis 5920 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 625 Respite Family Supports – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the respite family supports appropriation by $5M and earmarks same amount for challenges due to novel coronavirus 2019 to families served by DDS. Primary Sponsor: Garballey 5920 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 647 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the child and adolescent mental health services appropriation by $350K and earmarks same amount for The NAN Project to provide mental health awareness and suicide prevention programming in schools and Primary Sponsor: Day 5042 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 715 Community Services for the Blind – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the community services for the blind appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for audible local ledger, audio journal, Berkshire talking chronicle, Lowell association for the blind, and radio valley eye. Primary Sponsor: González 4110 Subject Mental Health and Disability Services 750 DDS State Operated Residential Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the DDS state operated residential services appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Caring Health Center to offset the cost of valet parking, to provide healthcare for the ill, to comfort the sick, and to bring the highest level of healthcare to all. Primary Sponsor: González 5920 Subject Public Health 6 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for the town of Natick for its fight against opiate abuse. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 4512 Subject Public Health 12 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $175K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for Self Esteem Boston's direct service and provider training programs. Primary Sponsor: Ehrlich 4512

Page 55 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 18 Injured Police Dogs Amends MGL 111C in various sections to authorize emergency medical services for police dogs injured in the line of duty, including transportation. Primary Sponsor: Crocker Subject Public Health 31 DPH Guidance Requires the Department of Public Health to issue guidance to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 from hospital patients who enter a nursing home, skilled nursing facility or rehabilitation center. Primary Sponsor: Balser Subject Public Health 32 Nursing Home Visitation Requires the Department of Public Health to issue guidance encouraging nursing homes, rest homes and assisted living residences to establish visitation programs. Primary Sponsor: Balser Subject Public Health 71 Early Intervention Services – Appropriation Increase, Earmark, and Language Change Increases the early intervention services appropriation by $9M and earmarks same amount to provide cost reimbursement payments necessary to promote the sustainability of early intervention programs and support access to critical early intervention services during COVID-19. Adds language for the department of public health to issue cost reimbursement payment vouchers to all early intervention vendors certified by the department as Part C providers and for payments to be made on a proportional basis and to be distributed within 30 days from the passage of this act. Primary Sponsor: Kafka 4513 Subject Public Health 83 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the youth at-risk matching grants appropriation by $2.2M and earmarks same amount for the Massachusetts Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs. Primary Sponsor: Honan 4590 Subject Public Health 90 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention – Appropriation Increase, Earmark, and Language Change Increases the health promotion and disease prevention appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the building of a Cancer Survivorship Resource Center for Survivor Journeys in Springfield and for supporting the Cancer Survivorship 101 event. Adds language requiring the Cancer Survivorship Resource Center to provide cancer research information and family resources to cancer survivors and their families in the region. Primary Sponsor: Ashe 4513 Subject Public Health 106 Substance Abuse Family Intervention and Care Pilot – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the substance abuse family intervention and care pilot line item for the Billerica Substance Abuse Committee to combat the opioid epidemic. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 4512 Subject Public Health 112 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Decisions at Every Turn Coalition, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Lewis 4512 Subject Public Health 115 Hepatitis C Screening Amends MGL 111:4M1/2 by requiring every person over the age of 18 to be offered a hepatitis C screening from a primary care provider. Primary Sponsor: Lewis

Page 56 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 116 HIV Prevention for Minors Amends multiple MGLs to expand the scope of venereal disease clinics to include prevention of HIV in addition to the treatment of HIV for minors and adds HIV prevention to the services a health care worker may provide without parental consent. Primary Sponsor: Lewis Subject Public Health 121 Healthcare Facility PPE Reporting Requires the Office of Preparedness and Emergency Management to require healthcare facilities to inventory all personal protective equipment and post reports of the inventory and attempts to obtain new inventory to the commonwealth’s COVID-19 website. Primary Sponsor: Higgins Subject Public Health 122 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the youth at-risk matching grants appropriation by $1.8M and earmarks same amount for the Alliance of Massachusetts YMCAs, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Dykema 4590 Subject Public Health 129 School-Based Health Programs – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the school-based health programs appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the North Quabbin Community Coalition. Primary Sponsor: Whipps 4590 Subject Public Health 154 Opioid Reversing Drugs Amends multiple MGLs to: (i) allow emergency medical technicians to provide individuals with an overdose reversing drug; (ii) allow for a person in good faith to assist in testing or analyzing a substance; (iii) provide first responders with opioid reversing drugs to administer in an emergency; and (iv) require first responders to complete first aid training within 1 year. Primary Sponsor: Pignatelli Subject Public Health 158 Public Health Hospitals – Language Change Adds language in the public health hospitals line item for the Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children to maintain not less than 120 beds for clients in its inpatient setting to the extent feasible within the appropriation. Primary Sponsor: Galvin 4590 Subject Public Health 159 Public Health Hospitals – Earmark Earmarks $300K in the public health hospitals line item for the Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children Summer Program. Primary Sponsor: Galvin 4590 Subject Public Health 179 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase, Earmark, and Language Change Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for expansion of a fentanyl drug testing harm reduction pilot program administered by the Department of Public Health. Adds language prioritizing said services in communities of 20 percent or more of racial/ethnic minorities and to communities comprised of 20 percent or more of residents whose primary language is not English. Primary Sponsor: Gouveia 4512

Page 57 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 180 Suicide Prevention and Intervention Program – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the suicide prevention and intervention program line item for the Samaritans of Fall River/New Bedford, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Straus 4513 Subject Public Health 205 Oversight Committee - Personal Protective Equipment Establishes an oversight committee to determine the inventory of personal protective equipment held by acute care hospitals and state operated facilities and how each facility will establish a supply chain and store a 60 day supply. Primary Sponsor: Honan Subject Public Health 209 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the youth at-risk matching grants appropriation by $650K and earmarks same amount to the YWCA organizations, which shall be distributed equally between the Alliance of YWCA's member organizations. Primary Sponsor: Decker 4590 Subject Public Health 219 Dental Health Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the dental health services appropriation by $375K and earmarks same amount for the Forsyth Institute's Center for Children's Oral Health to expand its ForsythKids programming that explores the emerging association between oral health status and academic performance. Primary Sponsor: Cahill 4512 Subject Public Health 238 PACE Programs and Nurse Pronouncement Amends MGL 46:9 to authorize a registered nurse to pronounce the death of a terminally ill patient or a patient whose death is anticipated and is receiving services in Programs for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). Primary Sponsor: Finn Subject Public Health 247 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the youth at-risk matching grants appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for Groundwork Somerville to fund programs to support youth during the novel coronavirus 2019. Primary Sponsor: Barber 4590 Subject Public Health 248 Pilot Program - Urology Specialty Pharmacy Establishes a pilot program for a urology specialty practice pharmacy within a specialty practice location. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry Subject Public Health 254 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for a grant program to Baystate Health Eastern Region to prevent and treat addiction to opioid and related substances. Primary Sponsor: Smola 4512 Subject Public Health 255 Health Care Industry Plan Review Retained Revenue – Earmark Earmarks $40K in the health care industry plan review retained revenue line item for the town of Topsfield for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses. Primary Sponsor: Hill 4516

Page 58 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 259 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the youth at-risk matching grants line item for the Lawrence Sueños Basketball Summer League to support the recreational, social, and health benefits the league provides to low-income youth in the City of Lawrence. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 4590 Subject Public Health 260 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Earmark Earmarks $20K in the youth at-risk matching grants line item for the Lawtown Boxing Gym in the City of Lawrence to support the recreational, social, and health benefits the gym provides to low-income and at-risk youth. Primary Sponsor: Moran, F. 4590 Subject Public Health 272 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $90K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for EB Hope, Inc. located in the town of East Bridgewater, Whitman-Hanson Will located in the town of Whitman and Abington Substance Abuse Coalition located in the town of Abington. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 4512 Subject Public Health 278 School-Based Health Programs – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the school-based health programs line item for the funding of a public health nurse to assist in the novel coronavirus 2019 contact tracing, vaccination site planning, and preparation and mobilization for the novel coronavirus 2019 vaccine distribution planning in the town of Abington. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 4590 Subject Public Health 282 School-Based Health Programs – Earmark Earmarks $80K in the school-based health programs line item for the purpose of funding acquisition tents and other related equipment to prepare for a drive through novel coronavirus 2019 and flu vaccination site at the middle school in the town of Whitman. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 4590 Subject Public Health 296 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the health promotion and disease prevention line item for the operation of the Cranberry Health Research Center at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. Primary Sponsor: Straus 4513 Subject Public Health 298 Nuclear Power Reactor Monitoring Fee Retained Revenue – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the nuclear power reactor monitoring fee retained revenue line item for the C-10 Research and Education Foundation, Inc. to provide radiological monitoring in the six communities of the Commonwealth that are within the plume exposure emergency planning zone of Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 4510 Subject Public Health 303 Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention and Treatment – Earmark Earmarks $10K in the domestic violence and sexual assault prevention and treatment line item for the purpose of providing additional resources to police officers for domestic violence investigations in the town of Salisbury. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 4513

Page 59 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 312 Nuclear Power Plant Assessment Amends MGL 111 in several places to authorize DPH to make assessments against nuclear power plants that are no longer operating until such plants have been decommissioned. Removes the $180,000 cap that DPH may collect on plant assessments and specifies that collections be deposited directly to the Radiation Control Trust instead of to DPH through the General Fund. Primary Sponsor: Muratore Subject Public Health 316 Inpatient Facilities and Community-Based Mental Health – Language Change Removes language in the inpatient facilities and community-based mental health line item by replacing the amount of 45 continuing care inpatient beds at Taunton state hospital with 50 beds. Adds language requiring Taunton state hospital to report to the joint ways and means and joint committee on mental health, substance use and recovery if it has a reduced bed count. Adds language preventing the department of mental health from reducing the amount of beds at said hospital, entering new interagency agreements, and new vendor-operated lease agreements. Adds language for the development of a master plan for the services currently at Taunton state hospital and regulations on transferring clients to a pilot program.

Report language for DPH to submit a report within 15 days after the end of the month Taunton state hospital to report Primary Sponsor: Doherty 5095 Subject Public Health 341 Health Care Industry Plan Review Retained Revenue – Earmark Earmarks $40K in the health care industry plan review retained revenue line item for the town of Topsfield for novel coronavirus 2019 related expenses that are paid for through the Federal Cares Act. Primary Sponsor: Hill 4516 Subject Public Health 354 Services to Survivors of Homicide Victims – Appropriation Increase and Language Change Increases the services to survivors of homicide victims appropriation by $150K. Amends the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute Corporation to earmark to $350K and amends the Massachusetts Survivors of Homicide Victims Network organizations earmark to $150K. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. 4513 Subject Public Health 358 Healthy Relationships Grant Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases healthy relationships grant program appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Katie Brown Educational Program for a pilot instructional initiative, the Train the Trainer program, to train educators and increase the number of Southeastern Massachusetts students who acquire invaluable knowledge about the prevention of relationship violence. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 4513 Subject Public Health 424 Harm Reduction Through Syringe Access – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases harm reduction through syringe access appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for the 10 Boys and 10 Girls initiative to promote community based harm reduction. Primary Sponsor: Tyler 4512 Subject Public Health 427 Nursing Home Zero Interest Loans Amends MGL 29 to insert a new section establishing a Massachusetts Nursing Home De-Densification Loan Trust Fund to provide zero interest loans to nursing homes for de-densification projects. Primary Sponsor: Golden Subject Public Health 430 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $10K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for substance abuse and addiction awareness and education efforts at the Woburn Coalition Against Substance Abuse. Primary Sponsor: Haggerty 4512 Page 60 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 431 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $10K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for substance abuse and addiction awareness and education efforts at the Reading Coalition Against Substance Abuse. Primary Sponsor: Haggerty 4512 Subject Public Health 432 Asthma Requirements in Public Schools Amends MGL 111 to insert a new section requiring public schools with pediatric asthma prevalence of 20% or higher to develop an indoor air quality management plan and establish an environmental health committee to develop strategies to improve indoor asthma triggers. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. Subject Public Health 433 Division of Indoor Environments Amends MGL 111 to insert a new section establishing within the Department of Public Health a Division of Indoor Environments within the Center for Environmental Health to address indoor air quality. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. Subject Public Health 434 Violence Prevention Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases violence prevention grants appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for Springfield Partners, Inc. for the AWAKE program in Springfield to provide comprehensive youth development and violence prevention services to at-risk youth. Primary Sponsor: Williams 4509 Subject Public Health 458 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for Troubled Waters, Inc. of Dracut and Lowell for a grant program to train recovery coaches and prevent and treat all addictions. Primary Sponsor: Garry 4512 Subject Public Health 469 Youth At-Risk Matching Grants – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases youth at-risk matching grants appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay Mentor 2.0 program. Primary Sponsor: Moran, M. 4590 Subject Public Health 483 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for Noble Hospital for a grant program to prevent and treat addiction to opioid and related substances. Primary Sponsor: Finn 4512 Subject Public Health 508 Fees for Certified Nurse Examiner Services Amends MGL 111:220 to require the Department of Public Health to establish fees to be assessed on hospitals or other designated Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) sites for the provision of SANE services. Primary Sponsor: Barber Subject Public Health 519 Substance Abuse Family Intervention and Care Pilot – Appropriation Increase and Language Change Increases the substance abuse family intervention and care pilot appropriation by $150K and adds language requiring that the town of Braintree's community partnership on substance abuse be funded at the same level as appropriated in Chapter 41 of the Acts of 2019. Primary Sponsor: Cusack 4512

Page 61 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 527 Commission - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Amends MGL 6A to insert new section requiring the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to establish a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Commission to monitor and report on post-traumatic stress disorder research, treatment and diagnosis. Primary Sponsor: Garry Subject Public Health 529 Extending the Sunset Day for the Prescription Drug Voucher Program Extends the sunset date from July 1, 2021 to July 1, 2023 for the prescription drug voucher program. Primary Sponsor: Mariano Subject Public Health 532 Commission - Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Establishes an Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Commission to study the prevalence of early onset Alzheimer’s disease. Primary Sponsor: Garry Subject Public Health 568 Limited Service Clinics Amends MGL 111:51J to include physician assistants. Primary Sponsor: Khan Subject Public Health 573 Written Consent for Certain Pelvic Exams Requires written consent for a provider or student to conduct a pelvic examination on an anesthetized or unconscious patient. Primary Sponsor: Domb Subject Public Health 590 Adult Mental Health and Support Services – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the adult and mental health and support services line item for overtime and extra services provided by the town of Tewksbury and its town police, fire, and emergency medical services to Tewksbury State Hospital during the novel coronavirus 2019 outbreak. Primary Sponsor: Robertson 4510 Subject Public Health 637 Substance Abuse Family Intervention and Care Pilot – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the substance abuse family intervention and care pilot appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the South Middlesex Opportunity Council to provide clients with faster access to treatment, connect them with resources, educate them about substance abuse and addiction, and fund a Substance Use Coordinator and a Caseworker. Primary Sponsor: Robinson 4512 Subject Public Health 638 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the South Middlesex Opportunity Council for their Pregnant and Post-Partum Case Manager’s salary and to purchase essential program equipment and supplies. Primary Sponsor: Robinson 4512 Subject Public Health 639 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $1.2M and earmarks same amount for the Recovery Works program to provide education and outreach to employers to reduce stigma and provide support to persons with substance use disorder as they seek to return to the workforce. Primary Sponsor: Jones 4512

Page 62 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 642 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $175K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for office-based addiction/opioid treatment, a program of the Greater New Bedford Community Health Center. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 4512 Subject Public Health 652 Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention and Treatment – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the domestic violence and sexual assault prevention and treatment line item for The Women’s Center in New Bedford to provide domestic violence and sexual assault prevention, education, and counseling programs for adolescents and young adults in New Bedford. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 4513 Subject Public Health 680 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the health promotion and disease prevention appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Harmony House in Chicopee. Primary Sponsor: Wagner 4513 Subject Public Health 681 Municipal Naloxone Bulk Purchase Program – Appropriation Increase Increases the municipal naloxone bulk purchase program appropriation by $100K. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 4590 Subject Public Health 705 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $15K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for Recovery Theater within the Hilltown Youth Theatre Performing Arts Programs. Primary Sponsor: Mark 4512 Subject Public Health 709 School-Based Health Programs – Earmark Earmarks $350K in the school-based health programs line item to enhance the Commonwealth's capacity to support the development of school-based Bridge programs for youth who have had prolonged absence due to hospitalization for physical or mental health care. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 4590 Subject Public Health 716 Community Health Center Services – Earmark and Language Change Earmarks $200K in the community health center services line item for the Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Inc. for programs to increase access to health care for the medically underserved in the city of Haverhill. Adds language for said program to develop a full-service community health center in the city of Haverhill with graduate degree-level programs to train advanced practice nurses. Adds language requiring that funds for said program shall be contingent on the Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Inc. providing a matching amount of not less than $200K in private funding. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 4510 Subject Public Health 730 Community Health Center Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the community health center services appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for Boston Community Pediatrics to support its advanced model of pediatric healthcare. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 4510 Subject Public Health 734 Public Health Hospitals – Language Change Adds language to the public health hospitals line item for Tewksbury hospital to maintain the same number of beds in fiscal year 2021 as maintained in fiscal year 2020. Primary Sponsor: Robertson 4590

Page 63 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Health 735 Military Division – Earmark Adds two identical $50K earmarks to the national guard appropriation, each for the Massachusetts Veterans Oral History Project to be conducted by Home of the Brave, Inc. in conjunction with the MA National Guard Museum and Archives. Primary Sponsor: Naughton 8700 Subject Public Health 738 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the bureau of substance addiction services line item for Drug Story Theater to continue their efforts to provide improvisational theater to treat and prevent adolescent substance abuse across the Commonwealth. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 4512 Subject Public Health 749 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the health promotion and disease prevention line item for the Magical Moon Foundation Educational, Survival Center for Children for healing and educational programs for children with cancer and other life threatening conditions. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 4513 Subject Public Health 767 Commission - 5G Broadband Network Establishes a commission to study the health and wellness impacts of 5G broadband networks. Primary Sponsor: Kearney Subject Public Health 771 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services line item by $50K and earmarks same amount for the Gavin Foundation Inc. to adapt residential treatment facilities in response to the novel coronavirus 2019 and to support treatment and recovery services. Primary Sponsor: Biele 4512 Subject Public Health 772 Bureau of Substance Addiction Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the bureau of substance addiction services appropriation by $30K and earmarks same amount for the Joseph Nee Collaborative Center for substance abuse treatment and recovery programming. Primary Sponsor: Biele 4512 Subject Public Safety 5 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of fire services appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for ambulance services in Natick. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 8324 Subject Public Safety 15 Emerging Adults Pre-and-Post Release Reentry – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases emerging adults pre-and-post release reentry appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for the Behavioral Health Unit at the Lynn Police Department. Primary Sponsor: Capano 8000 Subject Public Safety 66 Administration and Operation of the Department of Correction – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Department of Correction appropriation by $2.5M and earmarks same amount for prison mitigation in MA municipalities. Primary Sponsor: D'Emilia 8900

Page 64 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 68 Emergency Roadway Repairs in Bridgewater – New Line Item Adds new line item for emergency roadway repairs in the town of Bridgewater, funded at 100K. Primary Sponsor: D'Emilia 8000 Subject Public Safety 69 Emergency Roadway Repairs in Raynham – New Line Item Adds new line item for emergency roadway repairs in the town of Raynham, funded at 100K. Primary Sponsor: D'Emilia 8000 Subject Public Safety 81 Training and Protective Equipment for the Malden Police Department – New Line Item Adds new line item for training and protective equipment for the Malden Police Department, funded at 50K. Primary Sponsor: Ultrino Subject Public Safety 92 Crumbling Concrete Foundation Practices Waives building permit fees for work associated with the replacement of crumbling concrete foundations where pyrite or pyrrhotite minerals are present; requires anyone who sells, exchanges, or leases residential property to provide a written condition report of the property’s foundation, including whether any repairs have been made; and authorizes the Connecticut Foundations Solutions Indemnity Company to conduct business in Massachusetts to oversee the evaluation, repair, replacement and reimbursement of qualified foundations. Primary Sponsor: Ashe Subject Public Safety 99 Criminal Justice Information Services – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the CJIS line item for C3 and E3 police management in low income and downtown neighborhoods in Springfield. Primary Sponsor: González 8000 Subject Public Safety 103 Bristol County Sheriff's Department – Appropriation Increase Increases Bristol county sheriff's department appropriation by $11M. Primary Sponsor: Poirier 8910 Subject Public Safety 126 Department of State Police – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of state police appropriation by $1M and earmarks same amount for the payroll costs of the state police directed patrols. Primary Sponsor: Vincent 8100 Subject Public Safety 146 Section 2D Federally Funded Grant – New Line Item Adds new line item for a federally funded grant entitled, June 28, 2020 Super Storm, funded at $50M. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, J. 8800 Subject Public Safety 161 Department of Fire Services – Earmark Earmark establishing funding levels pursuant to section 2 of chapter 182 of the acts of 2008 in the Department of Fire Services line item for the Norfolk County Regional Fire and Rescue Dispatch Center. Primary Sponsor: Galvin 8324 Subject Public Safety 177 Hampden County Corrections – New Line Item Adds new line item for community mediation services for the Hampden County Sheriff's Department provided by Dispute Resolution Services, Inc. of Springfield, funded at $75K. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 8910

Page 65 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 211 Administration and Operation of the Department of Correction – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases DOC appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Dismas House of Massachusetts, Inc. in Worcester. Primary Sponsor: Donahue 8900 Subject Public Safety 224 Hampden County Sheriff Civil Commitments – Appropriation Increase Increases Hampden County sheriff civil commitments appropriation by $7M. Primary Sponsor: Finn 8910 Subject Public Safety 283 Executive Office on Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the Executive Office on Public Safety and Homeland Security line item for public safety in the town of Saugus. Primary Sponsor: Wong 8000 Subject Public Safety 284 Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the Massachusetts emergency management agency (MEMA) line item for a grant program providing PPE supplies to police and fire departments throughout the Commonwealth. Primary Sponsor: Hill 8800 Subject Public Safety 286 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $40K in the EOPSS line item for the cost of purchasing tasers for the police department in the town of East Bridgewater. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 8000 Subject Public Safety 314 Public Safety Information Technology Costs – Appropriation Increase Increases EOPSS Public Safety IT costs appropriation by $950K. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 8000 Subject Public Safety 328 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the EOPSS line item for public safety improvements in the town of Grafton. Primary Sponsor: Muradian 8000 Subject Public Safety 329 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the EOPSS line item for public safety improvements in the town of Upton. Primary Sponsor: Muradian 8000 Subject Public Safety 333 Department of Correction – Appropriation increase Increases the DOC appropriation by $16M to match the Governor's proposed funding level. Primary Sponsor: Silvia 8900 Subject Public Safety 339 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the DFS appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for fire department communications and alarm equipment upgrades in the city of Beverly. Primary Sponsor: Parisella 8324

Page 66 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 368 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases DFS appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for protective emergency equipment upgrades for the fire department in the town of Winchester. Primary Sponsor: Day 8324 Subject Public Safety 373 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases EOPSS appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for protective emergency equipment upgrades for the police department in the town of Stoneham. Primary Sponsor: Day 8000 Subject Public Safety 378 Department of Fire Services – Language Change Adds language in the DFS line item to require that the costs of State Police fire and arson investigations be assessed to applicable insurance companies. Primary Sponsor: Tucker 8324 Subject Public Safety 379 Swimming Pool Regulations Amends MGL 143 by adding a section that directs the Board of Building Regulations and Standards to adopt regulations to implement a swimming pool construction and installation work license and pool maintenance license. Primary Sponsor: Day Subject Public Safety 381 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase Increases DFS appropriation by $1.6M to match the Governor's proposed funding level. Primary Sponsor: Hay 8324 Subject Public Safety 388 Department of Fire Services – New Line Item and Earmark Adds new line item for local economic development projects throughout the Commonwealth and earmarks $20K for equipment and gear upgrades for the fire department in the town of Mendon. Primary Sponsor: Murray 8324 Subject Public Safety 390 Department of Fire Services – New Line Item and Earmark Adds new line item for local economic development projects throughout the Commonwealth and earmarks $120K for equipment and gear upgrades for the fire department in the town of Hopedale. Primary Sponsor: Murray 8324 Subject Public Safety 398 Department of State Police – Appropriation Increase Increases the department of state police appropriation by $13.2M to match the Governor's proposed funding level. Primary Sponsor: Whelan 8100 Subject Public Safety 400 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the DFS appropriation by $25K and earmarks same amount for security camera upgrades for the fire department in the city of Marlborough. Primary Sponsor: Gregoire 8324 Subject Public Safety 428 Municipal Police Training Committee – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the MPTC appropriation by $150K and earmarks same amount for use-of-force training for the police department in the town of Belmont. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D. 8200

Page 67 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 494 Prison Industries and Farm Program – Language Change Strikes out the language, "their disciplinary record while in custody" from the Prison Industries and Farm Program line item. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 8900 Subject Public Safety 496 Department of Correction – Language Change Adds language to the DOC line item specifying that the department must provide a report on home confinement practices. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa 8900 Subject Public Safety 497 Department of Correction – Language Change Strikes out the language, "their employment rate after release" from the DOC line item. Primary Sponsor: Sullivan 8900 Subject Public Safety 516 Alcohol in Vehicles at Drive-In Venues Amends MGL 90:24I to create an exemption from the prohibition of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles if the motor vehicle is stationary at a drive-in movie theater where alcohol is sold on the premises. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Public Safety 534 Non-profit Security Grant Program – New Line Item

New Line Item Adds new line item for the Office of Grants and Research line item, funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Fiola 8000 Subject Public Safety 535 Emerging Adults Pre-and-Post Release Reentry – Earmark Earmarks $150K in the emerging adults pre-and-post release reentry line item for Community at Risk Support Services in Fall River. Primary Sponsor: Fiola 8000 Subject Public Safety 536 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the EOPSS line item for public safety improvements in North Reading. Primary Sponsor: Jones 8000 Subject Public Safety 543 Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency – Earmark Earmarks $65K in the MEMA line item for a public safety response and command center vehicle in Millville. Primary Sponsor: Soter 8800 Subject Public Safety 547 Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency – Earmark Earmarks $162K in the MEMA line item for communication infrastructure improvements for the police department in Uxbridge. Primary Sponsor: Soter 8800

Page 68 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 559 Department of Correction – Earmark and Language Change Earmarks $2.2M in the DOC line item for municipalities hosting DOC facilities and adds language detailing the distribution of said funds, specifying that no municipality hosting a DOC facility shall receive more than $800K and that no such municipality shall receive less than the amount allocated in the DOC line item appropriation of section 2 of chapter 68 of the acts of 2011. Primary Sponsor: Kafka 8900 Subject Public Safety 567 Re-Entry Programs – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the re-entry programs appropriation by $80K and earmarks same amount for re-entry partnerships between state prisons and higher education institutions that provide post-secondary education programs in state prisons. Primary Sponsor: Khan 8900 Subject Public Safety 569 Senator Charles E. Shannon, Jr. Community Safety Initiative Grant Program – Language Change Adds language in the Senator Charles E. Shannon, Jr. community safety initiative grant program line item that increases the administrative costs limit for grant applications from four to ten per cent. Primary Sponsor: Madaro 8100 Subject Public Safety 588 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases DFS appropriation by $200K and earmarks same amount for communications upgrades for the Fire Chiefs' Association of Bristol County. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 8324 Subject Public Safety 591 DOC and Sheriffs Reports on Costs of Federal Agreements Requires the Department of Corrections and Sheriff’s Offices to report to the Legislature on any federal agreements to perform immigration functions or any intergovernmental service agreements for housing federal detainees for Fiscal Years 2018-2021. Primary Sponsor: Cabral Subject Public Safety 593 Department of Correction – Language Change Removes language in the department of correction line item that requires correctional facilities that were active in fiscal year 2020 to remain open in fiscal year 2021 to maximize bed capacity and re-entry capability. Primary Sponsor: González 8900 Subject Public Safety 596 Berkshire Sheriff's Department – Appropriation Increase Increases the Berkshire sheriff's department appropriation by $450K. Primary Sponsor: Mark 8910 Subject Public Safety 597 Franklin County Sheriff's Department – Appropriation Increase Increases the Franklin County sheriff's department appropriation by $500K. Primary Sponsor: Mark 8910 Subject Public Safety 607 Department of Fire Services – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the DFS line item for communications equipment improvements in response to novel coronavirus 2019 pandemic for the fire department in Wilmington. Primary Sponsor: Robertson 8324

Page 69 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 614 Waiving the BPD Age Requirement Requires the Boston Police Department to waive its maximum age requirement and appoint Daryle LaMonica as an officer if otherwise qualified. Primary Sponsor: Hunt, D. Subject Public Safety 622 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Increase Increases the DFS appropriation by $100K. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll 8324 Subject Public Safety 635 Sheriff Salaries Amends MGL 17:17 to require a county sheriff’s salary to be equal to the salary of the county’s district attorney. Primary Sponsor: Williams Subject Public Safety 671 Public Safety Information Technology Costs – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the public safety information technology costs line item for surveillance cameras for Methuen. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 8000 Subject Public Safety 672 State Police Private Details Retained Revenue – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the state police private details retained revenue line item for the construction of a new police station in the town of Marshfield. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 8100 Subject Public Safety 698 Department of Fire Services – Appropriation Change and Earmark Earmarks $85K in the department of fire services line item for thermal imaging cameras for the fire department in the town of Wellesley. Primary Sponsor: Peisch 8324 Subject Public Safety 712 Department of Fire Services – Earmark Earmarks $450K in the DFS line item for a financial assistance grant program for the purchase of extractors. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 8324 Subject Public Safety 714 Barnstable County Sheriff's Department – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Barnstable county sheriff's department appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the purchase of PPE for the Barnstable County Sheriffs' Department. Primary Sponsor: Whelan 8910 Subject Public Safety 729 Military Division – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the national guard appropriation by $58K and earmarks same amount for the National Guard's Protection Partnership Program. Primary Sponsor: Naughton 8700 Subject Public Safety 732 Military Division – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the national guard appropriation by $94K and earmarks same amount for the purchase of a caisson to be used for historical and ceremonial activities by the historic 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiments. Primary Sponsor: Naughton 8700

Page 70 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Public Safety 740 Sheriff Salaries Amends MGL 37:17 to require a county sheriff’s salary to be equal to the salary of the county’s district attorney. Primary Sponsor: Williams Subject Public Safety 752 Department of Fire Services – Language Change Adds language to the department of fire services line item that requires the amount allocated to fire department training academies listed in section 2 of chapter 182 of the acts of 2008 be allocated to each program in fiscal year 2021. Adds language that requires the amount allocated for hazardous material response teams in said section to be allocated to each program in fiscal year 2021. Primary Sponsor: Biele 8324 Subject Public Safety 761 Annual Stipends for Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Teams Amends MGL 21K:5 by increasing from $3,000 to $5,000 to amount the Commonwealth must provide a municipality as an annual stipend for each member of its hazardous materials emergency response team; amends the bill in section 2, line item 8324-000, to expend $3,341,182 for the hazardous materials emergency response program for annual stipends. Primary Sponsor: Cronin 8324 Subject Revenue 40 Earned Income Tax Credit Increase Amends MGL 62:6 to increase the Earned Income Tax Credit from 30% of the federal credit to 50% and to allow taxpayers to claim the state credit using a tax identification number other than a Social Security Number. Primary Sponsor: Decker Subject Revenue 41 Earned Income Tax Credit Eligibility Amends MGL 62:6 to allow taxpayers to claim the Earned Income Tax Credit using a tax identification number other than a Social Security Number. Primary Sponsor: Decker Subject Revenue 46 Cashless Lottery Amends MGL 10:24 to permit the sale of lottery products using point of sale transactions, including debit cards. Maintains the prohibition on the use of credit cards and electronic benefits transfer cards to purchase lottery products. Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Revenue 48 Online Lottery Amends MGL 10 by rewriting multiple sections to allow lottery products to be sold online, over the internet, and through mobile applications and directs a portion of the revenue to local aid. Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Revenue 128 Home Water Filtration System Tax Credit Amends MGL 62:6 to create a tax credit for expenditures related to the installation of certain home water filtration systems. Primary Sponsor: McKenna Subject Revenue 139 Deeds Excise Increase Amends MGL 64D to add an additional fee to the Deeds Excise and directs revenue from the additional fee to: (i) 50% Global Warming Solutions Trust Fund; (ii) 30% Affordable Housing Trust Fund; and (iii) 20% Housing Preservation and Stabilization Trust Fund. Primary Sponsor: Elugardo

Page 71 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Revenue 144 Decoupling From CARES Act Tax Changes Decouples Massachusetts from temporary changes to the Internal Revenue Code made by the federal CARES Act relating to the Business Interest Deduction and the Corporate Charitable Deduction. Primary Sponsor: Gouveia Subject Revenue 184 Gas Tax Revenue for MBTA and RTAs Adds a section to dedicate one cent per gallon under the gas tax to provide free bus fares within the MBTA and Regional Transit Authority systems. Primary Sponsor: Meschino Subject Revenue 186 Gas Tax for MBTA Ferry Service Adds a section that would dedicate one cent per gallon of the gas tax to maintain and operate the commuter ferry service within the MBTA system. Primary Sponsor: Meschino Subject Revenue 250 Commuter Tax Deduction Expansion Amends MGL 62:3 to expand the income tax deduction for transit costs to include daily MBTA and RTA transit expenses. Primary Sponsor: Vitolo Subject Revenue 317 Film Tax Credit Eliminates the January 1, 2023 sunset date for the Film Tax Credit. Primary Sponsor: Ferrante Subject Revenue 332 Real Estate Tax Abatements for Phase IV Businesses Authorizes businesses categorized as Phase IV in Executive Order No. 35 to apply for a real estate tax abatement during any quarter of the fiscal year and would require the Commonwealth to remain liable for the difference in all payments resulting from abatements pursuant to this section between the businesses and the municipality. Primary Sponsor: Hill Subject Revenue 401 Gas Tax Exemption Amends MGL 64A:12 to exempt the Commonwealth, state agencies, and municipalities from the gas tax. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Revenue 402 5% Income Tax Amends MGL 62:4 to set the part B income tax rate at 5% effective January 1, 2021. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Revenue 404 Sales Tax Rate Reduction Amends MGL 64H:2 and 64I:2 to reduce the sales and use tax from 6.25% to 5%. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Revenue 439 Family Caregiving Tax Credit Amends MGL 62:6 to create a family caregiver tax credit of up to $1,500 for individuals who have a family member who requires assistance with at least one activity of daily life and earn no more than $75,000. Primary Sponsor: Rogers, D.

Page 72 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Revenue 488 Penalty for Excessive Price Increases Amends MGLs to establish a penalty on drug manufacturers excessively increasing prices. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Revenue 489 Penalty for Zappers Amends MGL 62C to establish a new civil penalty for selling, offering, purchasing, installing, transferring, maintaining, repairing, or possessing “zapper” or phantom-ware software to suppress sales information. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Revenue 522 Film Tax Credit Eliminates the January 1, 2023 sunset date for the Film Tax Credit. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Revenue 524 Corporate Tax Rate Increase Amends multiple MGLs to increase the corporate tax rate, beginning on January 1, 2020, from 9% to 10.5% for corporations that are financial institutions and from 8% to 9.5% for all other corporations. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa Subject Revenue 545 Forgiven Mortgage Debt Deduction Amends MGL 62:2 to allow for an income tax deduction related to a discharge of mortgage debt on a taxpayer’s principal residence. Primary Sponsor: Malia Subject Revenue 565 Excess Consensus Revenue Requires the comptroller, for FY21, to transfer any funds received in excess of the consensus revenue estimate to the Commonwealth Stabilization Fund prior to the calculation of the consolidated net surplus. Primary Sponsor: Jones Subject Revenue 675 Capital Gains Tax Increase Amends multiple MGLs to: (1) increase the long-term capital gains tax rate from 5% to 9%; (2) provide new tax exemptions for low-income seniors and persons with a disability; and 3) increase the cap gains Stabilization Fund transfer threshold from $1,000,000,000 to $1,500,000,000. Primary Sponsor: Connolly Subject Revenue 719 GILTI Categorization Amends multiple MGLs to treat Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income as earned income instead of dividends and provides a 50% deduction of such income. Primary Sponsor: Gouveia Subject Revenue 762 Corporate Childcare Program Tax Credit Amends MGL 63 to create a new tax credit for corporations that implement an on-site affordable childcare program. Primary Sponsor: DuBois Subject Social Services 28 Pilot Program - Working Families Receiving Benefits Establishes a pilot program to allow certain families to receive certain benefits while working. Primary Sponsor: Vega

Page 73 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Social Services 100 Services for Children and Families – Earmark Earmarks $500K in the services for children and families line item for the Children's Advocacy Center of Bristol County, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Poirier 4800 Subject Social Services 167 Secure Jobs Connect – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the secure jobs connect line item for Main South Community Development Corp.'s efforts to reduce violent crime and prostitution in University Park. Primary Sponsor: LeBoeuf 4400 Subject Social Services 175 Services for Children and Families – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the services for children and families appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for counseling services for youth who have lost a parent in the Pioneer Valley provided by Rick's Place of Wilbraham. Primary Sponsor: Puppolo 4800 Subject Social Services 200 Services for Children and Families – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the services for children and families line item for the children's advocacy center of Suffolk County, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Honan 4800 Subject Social Services 229 DCF Regional Administration – New Line Item Adds a new line item for DCF regional administration, funded at $8M. Primary Sponsor: Donato 4800 Subject Social Services 237 Department of Children and Families Administration – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of children and families administration appropriation by $500K and earmarks same amount for the Italian home for children. Primary Sponsor: McMurtry 4800 Subject Social Services 315 Services for Children and Families – Language Change Adds language to the services for children and families line item for defrayed costs from the novel coronavirus 2019 being incurred by foster parents. Primary Sponsor: Farley-Bouvier 4800 Subject Social Services 360 Services for Children and Families – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the services for children and families appropriation by $400K and earmarks $150K for the fragile beginnings program and earmarks $250K for Project NESST. Primary Sponsor: Stanley 4800 Subject Social Services 393 Non-Residential Services for Committed Population – Earmark Earmarks $50K in the non-residential services for committed population line item for the Boys and Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley for community services provided in response to novel coronavirus 2019 efforts. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 4200 Subject Social Services 399 Employment Services Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the employment services program appropriation by $75K and earmarks same amount for Ascentria Care Alliance to provide transportation via their Good News Garage Ready to Go Service. Primary Sponsor: O'Day 4401

Page 74 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Social Services 406 Proof of Residency for State Benefits Amends MGLs by inserting new chapter 117B prohibiting a self-declaration of residency as a valid form of residency verification for individuals applying for state benefits. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Social Services 415 Verification of U.S. Citizenship or Lawful Residency for Benefits Amends various MGLs to require MassHealth, the Department of Public Health, the Department of Housing and Community Development, and the Department of Transitional Assistance to verify that an applicant for benefits is a U.S. citizen or a lawfully present alien. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo Subject Social Services 437 Services for Children and Families – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the services for children and families appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for the Weymouth Teen Center to provide job skills training, remedial education services, and promotion of a social service program promoting growth and social welfare. Primary Sponsor: Murphy 4800 Subject Social Services 459 Countable Assets for the Emergency Aid Program for Elderly and Disabled Adults Amends MGL 117A:1 establishing, for the emergency aid program for elderly and disabled adults, a cap for combined countable assets of an assistance unit as $2,500 for 1 person and $5,000 for 2 or more people and excludes the fair market value of 1 car from countable assets. Primary Sponsor: O'Day Subject Social Services 571 DCF Family Resource Centers – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the DCF family resource centers appropriation by $300K and earmarks same amount for mental health advocacy program for kids. Primary Sponsor: Khan 4800 Subject Social Services 629 Employment Services Program – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the employment services program appropriation by $15K and earmarks same amount for Fresh Start Furniture Bank in Hudson. Primary Sponsor: Hogan 4401 Subject Social Services 645 Employment Services Program – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the employment services program line item for the Immigrants' Assistance Center, Inc. of New Bedford for its workforce readiness program for new U.S. citizens. Primary Sponsor: Cabral 4401 Subject Social Services 659 Community Services for the Blind – Earmark Earmarks $5K in the community services for the blind line item for the Community of Resources for Special Education to provide programming, training, and resources that benefit children with special needs, their families, and their educators throughout the South Shore of Massachusetts. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 4110 Subject Social Services 663 Services for Children and Families – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the services for children and families line item for the Children's Advocacy Center of Hampshire County. Primary Sponsor: Sabadosa 4800

Page 75 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Social Services 711 Services for Children and Families – Earmark Earmarks $60K in the services for children and families line item for the Children's Advocacy Center of Franklin County and North Quabbin, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Mark 4800 Subject Social Services 775 Services for Children and Families – Earmark Earmarks $10K in the services for children and families line item for the Laboure Center to support adaptation of telehealth and technology in its recovery connections program. Primary Sponsor: Biele 4800 Subject Transportation 49 Establishing a Motorcycle Safety Fund Amends multiple MGLs to establish a Motorcycle Safety Fund and directs $2 of every motorcycle registration fee to the Fund. Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Transportation 80 Malden Department of Public Works Equipment Updates – New Line Item Adds new line item for the replacement of outdated equipment at the department of public works in Malden, funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Ultrino 1595 Subject Transportation 165 Federal Transit Maximization Fund Establishes a Federal Transit Maximization Fund and authorizes the Cape Cod and Southeastern Regional Transit Authorities to contract with private transportation providers to implement projects to increase the federal transit urbanized area formula program funding. Primary Sponsor: Peake Subject Transportation 170 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of transportation appropriation by $350K and earmarks same amount for the resurfacing of a section of Route 116 in Cheshire. Primary Sponsor: Barrett 1595 Subject Transportation 194 Regional Transit Authorities – Language Change Removes language in the regional transit authorities line item which directed the appropriation of $3.5M of the line item to be used for performance incentive grants and amends the bill in section 34 to distribute said amount based on ridership, population of RTA regions, and land area covered by RTAs. Amends the bill in Section 34 to require at least level funding for each RTA. Primary Sponsor: Straus 1595 Subject Transportation 323 Speed Limits in the Town of Milton Establishes a 25 miles per hour speed limit for a certain approach and intersection in the town of Milton and requires the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the Department of Conservation and Recreation to post speed limit signage. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll Subject Transportation 331 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Department of Transportation appropriation by $250K and earmarks same amount for addressing traffic and safety issues on Rt. 62 in Beverly. Primary Sponsor: Parisella 1595

Page 76 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Transportation 391 Medway Intersection Design – New Line Item Adds new line item for the design of a traffic control system at the intersection of Milford Street (Route 109) and Trotter Drive in Medway, funded at $100K. Primary Sponsor: Murray 1595 Subject Transportation 421 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Appropriation Increase Increases the department of transportation appropriation by $50M. Primary Sponsor: Ryan 1595 Subject Transportation 429 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Language Change Adds language to the department of transportation line item to allow the city of Woburn to retain prior appropriated funds beyond fiscal year 2021. Primary Sponsor: Haggerty Subject Transportation 446 Applicability of Uninsured Motor Vehicle Coverage Amends MGL 175:113L to apply uninsured motorist coverage in certain instances when the payment of a judgment or settlement for multiple claims arising from an accident exhausts the policy limit of the driver at fault for the accident. Primary Sponsor: Barrows Subject Transportation 448 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of transportation line item by $3M and earmarks same amount for the removal of the Brightman Street Bridge in Somerset and Fall River. Primary Sponsor: Haddad 1595 Subject Transportation 491 MassDOT Road Building Equipment Classifications Requires the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to amend project guidelines related to road building equipment classifications for Chapter 90 work by reducing the minimum weight requirement for trucks from 27,000 pounds to 16,000 pounds. Primary Sponsor: Howitt Subject Transportation 492 Insurance Premium Surcharges Amends MGL 175:113B to prohibit the Division of Insurance from promulgating regulations or rules that add surcharge points to a motor vehicle insurance premium for at-fault accidents or convictions of moving violations where damages are under $2,500. Primary Sponsor: Howitt Subject Transportation 495 Scituate Signalized Lights I Requires the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to install signalized lights at the intersection of Route 3A and Mann Lot Road in the Town of Scituate. Primary Sponsor: Kearney Subject Transportation 500 Scituate Signalizd Lights II Requires the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to install signalized lights at the intersection of Route 3A and Booth Hill Road in the Town of Scituate. Primary Sponsor: Kearney

Page 77 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Transportation 517 Online Motor Vehicle Retail Transactions Amends MGL 93:48 by exempting sales of motor vehicles from the three day "cooling off" period to cancel the transaction if the buyer signs by electronic means away from the seller's place of business a written contract regarding the sale of a motor vehicle. Primary Sponsor: Chan Subject Transportation 539 Motor Vehicle Service Contracts Amends MGL 175 in various sections to exempt certain types of warranties and contracts from insurance reimbursement policies and other requirements, with further reduced requirements for service contracts on motor vehicle manufacturers' products. Primary Sponsor: Donahue Subject Transportation 557 Municipal Reporting Requirement for TNC Revenue Amends municipal reporting requirements for cities and towns receiving funds from the Transportation Infrastructure Enhancement Trust Fund. Primary Sponsor: Blais Subject Transportation 619 TNC Revenue Amends multiple MGLs to increase fees on Transportation Network Companies and dedicate revenue from such fees to the MBTA and Regional Transit Authorities. Primary Sponsor: Ciccolo Subject Transportation 630 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of transportation appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for linking elderly and commuter services to the MBTA. Primary Sponsor: Hogan 1595 Subject Transportation 633 Executive Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the EOPSS line item for equipment upgrades for the police department in Agawam. Primary Sponsor: Boldyga 8000 Subject Transportation 653 Autocycle Requirements Amends MGL 90:1 to require operators of autocycles to wear helmets and be subject to riding capacity and class D licensing requirements. Primary Sponsor: Driscoll Subject Transportation 667 Identification Cards for Homeless or Unaccompanied Youth Amends MGL 90:8E to require the registry of motor vehicles establish regulations for homeless or unaccompanied youth applying for a Massachusetts identification card and waive any fee associated with obtaining the identification card. Allocates $75,000 in item 1595-6368 for providing state identification for homeless youth and individuals. Primary Sponsor: Khan 1595 Subject Transportation 700 Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority – Appropriation Increase Increases the Massachusetts Bay transportation authority appropriation by $308M. Primary Sponsor: Hecht 1595

Page 78 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Transportation 758 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the department of transportation line item for the production of a pavement management plan to improve public roads in Easton. Primary Sponsor: Cronin 1595 Subject Transportation 768 Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority – Appropriation Increase Increases the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority appropriation by $250M. Primary Sponsor: Connolly 1595 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 3 Veterans Outreach Centers – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the veterans outreach centers appropriation by $30K and earmarks same amount for the Veteran's Oral History Project at the Morse Institute Library in Natick. Primary Sponsor: Linsky 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 19 Department of Veterans' Services – Earmark Earmarks $85K in the Department of Veterans' Services line item for NEADS assistance dogs for veterans. Primary Sponsor: Ferguson 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 42 Department of Veterans' Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of veterans' services line item by $150K and earmarks same amount for Heidrea for Heroes. Primary Sponsor: Muratore 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 45 Department of Veterans' Services – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the department of veterans' services appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the veterans mediation program administered by Quabbin Mediation, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Whipps 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 82 War Memorials – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the war memorials appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for restoration of an existing war memorial and erection of a new Korean and Vietnam War Memorial in the city of Malden. Primary Sponsor: Ultrino Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 217 Veterans Outreach Centers – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the veterans outreach centers line item for the Nathan Hale Veterans Outreach Centers. Primary Sponsor: LaNatra 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 244 Veterans Outreach Centers – Earmark Earmarks $100K for the Springfield chapter of NABVET's Veteran's First Outreach Center. Primary Sponsor: Williams Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 256 Assistance to Homeless Veterans – Earmark Earmarks $30K in the assistance to homeless veterans line item for transitional services at Our Neighbors' Table in Amesbury. Primary Sponsor: Kelcourse 1410

Page 79 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 266 Expanding the Definition of Veteran Amends MGL 4:7 to add to the definition of “veteran” a person who served in the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Corp and a person who served in the United States Public Health Service. Primary Sponsor: Kearney Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 299 Veterans Outreach Centers – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the veterans outreach centers appropriation by $124K and earmarks same amount for women veterans housing services at the Montachusett Veterans Outreach Center. Primary Sponsor: Zlotnik 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 327 War Memorials – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the war memorials line item for a monument in dedication of World War II veteran John Whitin Lasell in the town of Northbridge. Primary Sponsor: Muradian 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 443 Harm Reduction through Syringe Access – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases harm reduction through syringe access appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the raising of the General Edward O. Gourdin War Memorial. Primary Sponsor: Tyler 4512 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 474 Veterans Outreach Centers – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the Veterans Outreach Centers appropriation by $100K and earmarks same amount for the Springfield chapter of NABVET's Veteran's First Outreach Center. Primary Sponsor: Williams 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 481 War Memorials – Appropriation Increase and Earmark Increases the war memorials appropriation by $50K and earmarks same amount for the erection of a combined veterans memorial in Tyngsborough. Primary Sponsor: Garry 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 533 War Memorials – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the war memorials line item for the maintenance and repair of historic naval vessels, berthed at Battleship Cove in Fall River. Primary Sponsor: Fiola 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 537 War Memorials – Earmark Earmarks $75K in the war memorials line item for a veterans memorial in Lynnfield. Primary Sponsor: Jones 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 600 Assistance to Homeless Veterans – Earmark Earmarks $500K in the assistance to homeless veterans line item for the Disabled American Veterans Department of Massachusetts Service Fund, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Cutler 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 683 Department of Veterans' Services – Earmark Earmarks $100K in the department of veterans' services line item for the Fidelity House CRC in Lawrence for employment services for veterans with disabilities. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 1410

Page 80 of 82 House 5150 FY2021 House Budget Amendments Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 687 Veterans Outreach Centers – Earmark Earmarks $2.5M in the veterans outreach centers line item for clinical care, education and training in veterans' mental and behavioral health issues, including post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, substance use disorder and suicide prevention administered by the Massachusetts General Hospital Home Base program. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 736 Assistance to Homeless Veterans – Earmark Earmarks $350K in the assistance to homeless veterans line item for the Disabled American Service Fund, Inc. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 1410 Subject Veteran Services and Soldiers' Homes 739 Veterans Outreach Centers – Earmark Earmarks $200K in the veterans outreach centers line item for the Veterans Northeast Outreach Center, Inc. in Haverhill. Primary Sponsor: Campbell 1410 Subject Withdrawn 25 Billerica Council on Aging Capital Improvements – Earmark Provides $15K for capital improvements to the Billerica Council on Aging facilities. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 1599 Subject Withdrawn 26 Local Economic Development Projects – Earmark Earmarks $50K for capital improvements for the Billerica Boys and Girls Club. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 7008 Subject Withdrawn 29 Billerica Food Pantry – Earmark Provides $15K for the Billerica Food Pantry. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 1599 Subject Withdrawn 30 Substance Abuse Grants – Earmark Earmarks $25K in the substance abuse grants line item for the Billerica Substance Abuse Committee to combat the opioid epidemic. Primary Sponsor: Lombardo 4512 Subject Withdrawn 64

Primary Sponsor: Elugardo Subject Withdrawn 65

Primary Sponsor: Elugardo Subject Withdrawn 163

Primary Sponsor: Peake

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Primary Sponsor: Hill Subject Withdrawn 293

Primary Sponsor: Cahill Subject Withdrawn 305 Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Medicaid Administration – Earmark Earmarks $250K in the EOHHS and Medicaid administration line item for the Healthy Lives program in Brookline. Primary Sponsor: Vitolo 4000 Subject Withdrawn 336

Primary Sponsor: Haddad Subject Withdrawn 338

Primary Sponsor: Santiago Subject Withdrawn 392 Wave Attenuation Devices – New Line Item Adds new line item for a pilot study to implement wave attenuation devices along the Atlantic coast of southeastern Massachusetts and sets a wave attenuation devices appropriation of $1B. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 2000 Subject Withdrawn 574

Primary Sponsor: Khan 1595 Subject Withdrawn 594 Department of Elementary and Secondary Education – Earmark Earmarks $2M in the department of elementary and secondary education line item for funding full day kindergarten in Scituate. Primary Sponsor: Kearney 7010

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