Governor Chris Sununu Signs 22 Bills Into Law

Concord, NH - Please see below for a list of 22 bills that Governor Chris Sununu signed into law today:

• HB 118, relative to notifying a child's primary health care provider of a report of abuse or neglect
• HB 171, establishing a commission to study equal access and opportunity for students with disabilities to participate in cocurricular activities
• HB 256, establishing reciprocity for notaries in abutting states
• HB 259, relative to building code violations
• HB 268, relative to real estate commissions paid to unlicensed entities
• HB 285, relative to filing and approval of rates and rating plans applicable to workers' compensation
• HB 297, relative to political advertisements on behalf of political committees or advocacy organizations
• HB 324, relative to operation of personal water craft around the marsh lands or flats in the Hampton/Seabrook estuary
• HB 328, repealing the New Hampshire film and television commission
• HB 329, relative to review and adoption of school data security plans
• HB 356, relative to the retention of certain reports by institutions of higher learning
• HB 389, requiring the secretary of state to prepare materials for businesses relative to service dogs
• HB 402, relative to required notice of mortgage funding at a construction jobsite
• HB 463, relative to licensure of advanced pharmacy technicians
• HB 684, relative to mediation of rent increases in manufactured housing parks
• HB 740, exempting certain mortgages from the law regarding licensing of nondepository mortgage bankers, brokers, and servicers
• SB 28, relative to an active retirement system member appointment to the independent investment committee
• SB 40, relative to online driver education
• SB 109, relative to paid details by personnel of the division of fire safety
• SB 136, relative to classification of students for tuition purposes in the university system
• SB 298, relative to summoning out-of-state witnesses in criminal cases
• SB 299, requiring good behavior as a condition for release without arrest or bail