Governor Chris Sununu Signs 42 Bills Into Law

Concord, NH - Please see below for a list of 42 bills that Governor Chris Sununu signed into law today:

• HB 286, relative to free inspection of records under the right-to-know law.
• HB 287, relative to nepotism in state employment.
• HB 335, relative to therapeutic cannabis dispensary locations.
• HB 351, relative to exemptions from property attachments.
• HB 394, relative to crop theft.
• HB 450, relative to examinations conducted by the banking department.
• HB 474, relative to principal offices of trust companies and banking and trusts insurance.
• HB 486, relative to Department of Corrections procedures concerning the requirement for restoration of the voting rights of felons.
• HB 491, relative to questioning and detaining suspects.
• HB 518, repealing certain statutes concerning reimbursement of cost of care by inmates.
• HB 524, establishing a committee to study issues and impediments to starting, running, and growing home and commercial day care facilities in New Hampshire.
• HB 544, relative to the governance of the Manchester school district.
• HB 550, extending foster care beyond age 18.
• HB 577, relative to call blocking in an automated telephone dialing system.
• HB 588, relative to presidential nominations.
• HB 595, relative to the administration of the tobacco tax.
• HB 620, relative to the penalty fee structure for late premium tax payments.
• HB 657, relative to prescription drugs under the managed care law.
• HB 713, relative to transportation of pupils.
• HB 725, relative to certain standards for managed care organizations.
• SB 17, relative to financial regulation technicals under insurance law.
• SB 24, relative to New Hampshire's regional greenhouse gas initiative program.
• SB 27, relative to certain unclassified positions within the Department of Health and Human Services.
• SB 49, relative to the state fire code.
• SB 53, relative to maintenance of roads and highways to summer cottages.
• SB 54, relative to the road toll bond requirements for licensed fuel distributors.
• SB 64, relative to antifraud plans maintained by insurance companies.
• SB 92, relative to transfer of vehicle ownership.
• SB 101, relative to procedures for county audits and recodifying provisions for performance and forensic audits.
• SB 104, relative to the postponement of city, town, village, and school district elections.
• SB 105, relative to contributions to inaugural committees.
• SB 119, directing hospitals to develop an operational plan for the care of patients with dementia.
• SB 121, relative to acquisition rights and easements at Weeks Crossing Dam in the town of Warren by the department of environmental services.
• SB 125, relative to parental reimbursement for voluntary services provided under the child in need of services (CHINS) program.
• SB 131, reestablishing a commission to study grandfamilies in New Hampshire.
• SB 149, relative to voluntary application of the uniform prudent management of institutional funds act to certain charitable trusts.
• SB 178, relative to telemedicine for spectacle and contact lenses.
• SB 180, relative to privileged communications under the law governing mental health practice.
• SB 197, relative to noncompete agreements for low-wage employees.
• SB 203, making modifications to legal requirements for wetlands and environmental council administrative appeals.
• SB 232, adopting the model psychology interjurisdictional compact.
• SB 252, relative to the detection and prevention of financial exploitation of vulnerable adults.

NOTE: HB 669, relative to gender identity information included on drivers' licenses and nondrivers' identification cards, became law without Governor Sununu's signature.