NH Bill Summaries
New Hampshire legislators have requested hundreds of bills for 2024. Our analysts read every single bill and summarize it in plain language so you can easily discover what's really up for debate. Click a bill number below for more detailed information on the legislation. We will continue to update this page as more bill texts are published.
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| Bill Number | Became Law? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HB 1601 (2022) | No | Revise RGGI to decrease rebates, increase Energy Efficiency Fund |
| HB 1602 (2022) | No | Test for PFAS at schools, childcare facilities |
| HB 1603 (2022) | No | Include various school records under right-to-know law |
| HB 1604 (2022) | Yes | Require state/county medical facilities to accept requests for exemption from COVID-19 vaccine mandate |
| HB 1605 (2022) | No | Require schools to report 5-year enrollment projection |
| HB 1606 (2022) | Yes | Make immunization registry opt-in instead of opt-out |
| HB 1607 (2022) | No | Require state board of education to ensure there is no discrimination in schools that receive public funds |
| HB 1608 (2022) | Yes | Require DHHS to inform the public about removing their COVID-19 vaccine info from vaccine registry |
| HB 1609 (2022) | Yes | Add fatal fetal anomaly exceptions to ban on abortion after 24 weeks, revise ultrasound requirement |
| HB 1611 (2022) | No | Require SEC to amend rules |
| HB 1612 (2022) | No | Modify how an identity is kept secret in a report of child abuse, penalizing bad faith reports |
| HB 1613 (2022) | Yes | Lower liquor manufacturer license fee for small producers |
| HB 1614 (2022) | Yes | Require recording of common areas in juvenile detention |
| HB 1615 (2022) | No | Provide $250 reimbursement for driver education |
| HB 1616 (2022) | No | Let minors possess hypodermic needles without prescription |
| HB 1617 (2022) | No | Allow community development finance authority block grants for affordable housing |
| HB 1618 (2022) | No | Add max contaminant levels for new chemicals, cumulative max for PFAS |
| HB 1619 (2022) | No | Allow medical marijuana for chronic migraines |
| HB 162 (2021) | No | Liquor samples at farmers' markets |
| HB 1620 (2022) | No | Identifies the part of the Merrimack River from the Manchester-Hooksett… |
| HB 1621 (2022) | No | Revise RGGI to eliminate rebates, send instead to Energy Efficiency Fund |
| HB 1622 (2022) | Yes | Require equivalent coverage for treating mental and physical illness |
| HB 1623 (2022) | No | Increase reimbursement for foster parents by 1.3% |
| HB 1624 (2022) | Yes | Ensure school districts establish unified co-curricular activities |
| HB 1625 (2022) | No | Repeal buffer zone around reproductive clinics |
