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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 1271 (2024) No

Convert many licensing and occupational boards into advisory role

HB 1272 (2024) No

Give state more flexibility to grant occupational licenses based on other states

HB 1273 (2024) No

Prohibit businesses from keeping driver license information

HB 1274 (2024) Active

Various changes related to courts, as requested by the Judicial Council

HB 1275 (2024) No

Require notice if automobile can only be repaired at dealership

HB 1276 (2024) Active

Limit blackjacks, slung shots, and metallic knuckles to adults

HB 1277 (2024) No

Study alternatives for funding state dam maintenance

HB 1278 (2024) Active

Allow medical marijuana for debilitating or terminal medical conditions, repeal limit on medical marijuana purchases from out-of-staters

HB 1279 (2024) No

Set 7.5% state contribution to retirement for teachers, firefighters, police

HB 1280 (2024) Active

Define informed consent and related patient rights

HB 1281 (2024) Active

Ban local restrictions that would require less than 2 occupants per bedroom

HB 1282 (2024) Active

Revise end of child support based on age, high school graduation

HB 1283 (2024) Active

Allow medical aid in dying

HB 1284 (2024) No

State duties of planning boards as "quasi-judicial bodies," allow sworn witness testimony

HB 1285 (2024) No

Various changes to the regulation of physicians, surgeons, and podiatrists

HB 1286 (2024) No

Merge Board of Professional Engineers and Board of Land Surveyors

HB 1287 (2024) No

Require strict use of "evidence-based" teaching

HB 1288 (2024) Active

Establish due process requirements for disciplinary proceedings at public colleges

HB 1289 (2024) No

Study replacement of peaker plant in Bow

HB 1290 (2024) No

Require employers to give time off for state legislators to vote

HB 1291 (2024) Active

Allow two accessory dwelling units by right

HB 1292 (2024) Active

Let children up to age 25 enroll on parent's state retiree health insurance

HB 1293 (2024) Active

Limit fertilizer with phosphorus

HB 1294 (2024) Active

Study ways for municipalities to comply with federal Clean Water Act

HB 1295 (2024) Active

Eliminate specific felony penalty for medical marijuana patient who sells cannabis

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