Thursday, March 15, 2012

#HB1262 prohibiting banks from requiring blood, fingerprints, DNA samples to complete bank transaction #nhhouse

HB 1262 – AS INTRODUCED

2012 SESSION

12-2136

08/09

HOUSE BILL 1262

AN ACT prohibiting banks from requiring blood samples, fingerprints, and DNA samples in order to complete a banking transaction.

SPONSORS: Rep. Sapareto, Rock 5; Rep. Manuse, Rock 5; Rep. L. Jones, Straf 1; Rep. Webb, Rock 5

COMMITTEE: Commerce and Consumer Affairs

ANALYSIS

This bill prohibits banks from requiring blood samples, fingerprints, and DNA samples in order to complete a banking transaction.

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Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics.

Matter removed from current law appears [in brackets and struckthrough.]

Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type.

12-2136

08/09

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twelve

AN ACT prohibiting banks from requiring blood samples, fingerprints, and DNA samples in order to complete a banking transaction.

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

1 New Subparagraph; Negotiable Instruments; Presentment; Unreasonable Forms of Identification. Amend RSA 382-A:3-501 by inserting after subparagraph (b) the following new subparagraph:

(c) Reasonable identification shall not include blood samples, fingerprints, or DNA samples.

2 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.

Trickery in the #nhhouse using license law as a way to require #voterID #nhpoilitics

#HB1478 definition of resident for motor vehicle law for voting purposes #nhhouse #nhpolitics #sham

HB 1478 – AS INTRODUCED

2012 SESSION

12-2454

03/04

HOUSE BILL 1478

AN ACT relative to the definitions of resident for motor vehicle law purposes and domicile for voting purposes and relative to vehicle registration and driver’s license requirements.

SPONSORS: Rep. Bates, Rock 4; Rep. O'Brien, Hills 4; Rep. Bettencourt, Rock 4; Rep. Jasper, Hills 27; Rep. D. McGuire, Merr 8; Rep. Comerford, Rock 9; Rep. Renzullo, Hills 27; Sen. Barnes, Jr., Dist 17

COMMITTEE: Transportation

ANALYSIS

This bill modifies the definition of resident for motor vehicle law purposes and makes the determination of residence for motor vehicle law purposes the same as that of domicile for voting purposes. This bill also establishes a 40-day deadline for notifying the department of safety of changes of name or address and obtaining vehicle registrations and drivers’ licenses by new residents.

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Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics.

Matter removed from current law appears [in brackets and struckthrough.]

Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type.

12-2454

03/04

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twelve

AN ACT relative to the definitions of resident for motor vehicle law purposes and domicile for voting purposes and relative to vehicle registration and driver’s license requirements.

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

1 Motor Vehicles; Words and Phrases Defined; Resident. Amend RSA 259:88 to read as follows:

259:88 Resident. “Resident” shall mean a resident of the state as defined in RSA 21:6, except that no person shall be deemed to be a resident who claims residence in any other state for [any] the purpose of registering a motor vehicle as a resident of that state or for the purpose of obtaining a driver’s license as a resident of that state.

2 New Paragraph; Voter; Office Holder; Domicile. Amend RSA 654:1 by inserting after paragraph II the following new paragraph:

III. The requirements for physical presence and manifestation of an intent to make the place where a physical presence has been established as a person’s one domicile for election law purposes shall be the same as for determining residence for motor vehicle law purposes. A person who declares an address in a New Hampshire town or ward as his or her domicile for voting purposes shall be deemed to have established his or her residence for motor vehicle law purposes at that address.

3 Registration of Vehicles; Resident of State. Amend RSA 261:45 to read as follows:

261:45 Resident of State. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 261:44, when a nonresident has established a bona fide residency in this state, said resident shall have a maximum of [60] 40 days from the date his or her residency was established in which to register his or her vehicle in New Hampshire.

4 Registration of Vehicles; Change of Address or Name. Amend RSA 261:55 to read as follows:

261:55 Change of Address or Name.

I. Whenever any person after making application for or obtaining the registration of a vehicle shall move from the address named in the application or shown on a registration certificate or certificate of title, such person shall within [10] 40 days thereafter notify the division in writing of his or her old and new address.

II. Whenever the name of any person who has made application for or obtained the registration of a vehicle is thereafter changed by marriage or otherwise, such person shall within [10] 40 days notify the division of such former and new name.

5 Drivers’ Licenses; Change of Name or Address. Amend RSA 263:9 to read as follows:

263:9 Notice of Change of Licensee’s Name or Address. Whenever any person who has been duly licensed to drive a motor vehicle within this state shall change his or her legal name or his or her permanent residence [he] the person shall notify the director in writing of such change within [10] 40 days.

6 Drivers’ Licenses; Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State. Amend RSA 263:35 to read as follows:

263:35 Nonresident Who Establishes a Residency in the State. Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 261:44 or any other law to the contrary, any nonresident driver of a motor vehicle who holds a valid driver’s license in another jurisdiction, upon the establishment of a bona fide residency in this state, shall have a maximum of [60] 40 days from the date his or her residency was established to obtain a driver’s license issued by the state of New Hampshire.

7 Effective Date. This act shall take effect September 1, 2012.

85 #nhhouse members voted to allow businesses to discriminate against gays/lesbians-NAY vote supports legislation-rollcall attached

HB1264  Nay Votes  
Vote Date: 03/14/2012 Vote#: 144 Question/Motion: ITL
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Yeas: 246 Nays: 85 View All Votes
Party County District Vote
Avard, Kevin Republican Hillsborough 20 Nay
Balboni, Michael Republican Hillsborough 21 Nay
Baldasaro, Alfred Republican Rockingham 03 Nay
Bates, David Republican Rockingham 04 Nay
Beattie, Thomas Republican Hillsborough 17 Nay
Bergevin, Jerry Republican Hillsborough 17 Nay
Bowers, Spec Republican Sullivan 03 Nay
Brosseau, Charles Republican Grafton 06 Nay
Brown, Paul Republican Rockingham 02 Nay
Burt, John Republican Hillsborough 07 Nay
Cartwright, Anne Republican Cheshire 02 Nay
Cebrowski, John Republican Hillsborough 18 Nay
Comtois, Guy Republican Belknap 05 Nay
Condra, William Republican Hillsborough 04 Nay
Daniels, Gary Republican Hillsborough 06 Nay
Daugherty, Duffy Republican Coos 01 Nay
Davenport, Joshua Republican Rockingham 12 Nay
DeJong, Cameron Republican Hillsborough 09 Nay
Donovan, Daniel Republican Hillsborough 02 Nay
Duarte, Joe Republican Rockingham 01 Nay
Emerson, Susan Republican Cheshire 07 Nay
Flanagan, Jack Republican Hillsborough 05 Nay
Fleck, Joseph Republican Carroll 05 Nay
Gagne, Larry Republican Hillsborough 13 Nay
Groen, Warren Republican Strafford 01 Nay
Hardwick, Harry Republican Hillsborough 02 Nay
Headd, James Republican Rockingham 03 Nay
Hoell, J.R. Republican Merrimack 13 Nay
Hoelzel, Kathleen Republican Rockingham 02 Nay
Hutchinson, Winfred Republican Hillsborough 09 Nay
Ingbretson, Paul Republican Grafton 05 Nay
Itse, Daniel Republican Rockingham 09 Nay
Johnson, Jane Republican Cheshire 06 Nay
Kidder, David Republican Merrimack 01 Nay
Kingsbury, Robert Republican Belknap 04 Nay
Kolodziej, Walter Republican Rockingham 04 Nay
Laware, Thomas Republican Sullivan 05 Nay
Manuse, Andrew Republican Rockingham 05 Nay
Mauro, Donna Republican Rockingham 04 Nay
McCarthy, Frank Republican Carroll 01 Nay
McClarren, Donald Republican Hillsborough 21 Nay
McGuire, Dan Republican Merrimack 08 Nay
Mecheski, Holly Republican Hillsborough 01 Nay
Mirski, Paul Republican Grafton 10 Nay
Munck, Philip Republican Strafford 02 Nay
Murphy, Keith Republican Hillsborough 18 Nay
Okerman, Richard Republican Rockingham 04 Nay
Osgood, Joe Republican Sullivan 04 Nay
Palmer, Stephen Republican Hillsborough 06 Nay
Parison, James Republican Hillsborough 03 Nay
Parsons, Robbie Republican Strafford 03 Nay
Perkins, Amy Republican Rockingham 14 Nay
Perkins, Lawrence Republican Rockingham 14 Nay
Peterson, Lenette Republican Hillsborough 19 Nay
Quandt, Matt Republican Rockingham 13 Nay
Rappaport, Laurence Republican Coos 01 Nay
Reagan, John Republican Rockingham 01 Nay
Reichard, Kevin Republican Rockingham 05 Nay
Renzullo, Andrew Republican Hillsborough 27 Nay
Sapareto, Frank Republican Rockingham 05 Nay
Scala, Dino Republican Carroll 05 Nay
Schroadter, Adam Republican Rockingham 12 Nay
Seidel, Carl Republican Hillsborough 20 Nay
Simpson, Tyler Republican Belknap 01 Nay
Smith, Molly Republican Merrimack 09 Nay
Smith, Steven Republican Sullivan 05 Nay
Smith, Todd Republican Merrimack 09 Nay
Smith, William Republican Rockingham 18 Nay
Soltani, Tony Republican Merrimack 08 Nay
Sorg, Gregory Republican Grafton 03 Nay
Sova, Charles Republican Grafton 10 Nay
Tamburello, Daniel Republican Rockingham 03 Nay
Tregenza, Norman Republican Carroll 02 Nay
Tremblay, Stella Republican Rockingham 03 Nay
Twombly, Timothy Republican Hillsborough 25 Nay
Ulery, Jordan Republican Hillsborough 27 Nay
Villeneuve, Moe Republican Hillsborough 18 Nay
Vita, Carol Republican Strafford 03 Nay
Vita, Lucien Republican Strafford 03 Nay
Ward, Joanne Republican Rockingham 13 Nay
Warden, Mark Republican Hillsborough 07 Nay
Webb, James Republican Rockingham 05 Nay
Weyler, Kenneth Republican Rockingham 08 Nay
Willette, Robert Republican Hillsborough 06 Nay
Worsman, Colette Republican Belknap 03 Nay

#nhhouse in recess till 1:40 to await quorum #slackersinthehouse

#HB1416 prohibits adding substance into public water supply of #NH unless required by DOE to make water potable #nhhouse #nhpolitics.

HB 1416-LOCAL – AS INTRODUCED

2012 SESSION

12-2005

06/03

HOUSE BILL 1416-LOCAL

AN ACT relative to the introduction of substances into the New Hampshire public water supply.

SPONSORS: Rep. Cartwright, Ches 2; Rep. Pettengill, Carr 1; Rep. Mirski, Graf 10; Rep. Tregenza, Carr 2; Rep. Bergevin, Hills 17

COMMITTEE: Resources, Recreation and Development

ANALYSIS

This bill prohibits the introduction of any substance into the public water supply of New Hampshire unless it is required by the department of environmental services to make the water potable.

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Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics.

Matter removed from current law appears [in brackets and struckthrough.]

Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type.

12-2005

06/03

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twelve

AN ACT relative to the introduction of substances into the New Hampshire public water supply.

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

1 New Section; Use of Substances in Drinking Water. Amend RSA 485 by inserting after section 14-a the following new section:

485:14-b Introduction of Substances into Public Water Supply. No substance shall be introduced into the public water supply of the state unless it is required by the department to make the water potable.

2 Repeal. The following are repealed:

I. RSA 31:17-a, relative to referendum.

II. RSA 44:16, relative to public water supplies.

III. RSA 52:23, relative to public water.

IV. RSA 485:14, relative to use of fluoride.

V. RSA 485:14-a, relative to referendum procedure for public water systems serving more than one political subdivision.

3 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.

LEgislators slow to return from lunch. Bills need 2/3 vote if less than 2/3 #nhhouse voting

FAILS: Motion for reconsideration #HB1303 which #nhhouse killed yesterday #nhpolitics

Motion for reconsideration #HB1303 which #nhhouse killed yesterday #nhpolitics

HB 1303 – AS INTRODUCED

2012 SESSION

12-2570

08/04

HOUSE BILL 1303

AN ACT amending certain requirements to obtain a local vendor license.

SPONSORS: Rep. Parison, Hills 3; Rep. Cohn, Merr 6; Rep. Mirski, Graf 10; Rep. Avard, Hills 20; Rep. Bowers, Sull 3; Rep. LeBrun, Hills 26; Sen. Forsythe, Dist 4

COMMITTEE: Municipal and County Government

ANALYSIS

This bill removes the required federal criminal records check from the requirements to obtain a local vendor license.

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Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics.

Matter removed from current law appears [in brackets and struckthrough.]

Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type.

12-2570

08/04

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twelve

AN ACT amending certain requirements to obtain a local vendor license.

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

1 Background Checks for Certain Vendors. Amend RSA 31:102-b, I-III to read as follows:

I. Any municipality may require persons who go from door to door, place to place within a town, or town to town, who sell, offer to sell, or take orders for merchandise or offer to perform personal services for household repairs or improvements, to submit to a [state records check only, or both a federal and] state records check. Municipalities that require a criminal history records check shall have such person submit to the municipality a notarized criminal history records release form, as provided by the division of state police, which authorizes the release of the person’s criminal records, if any. [To obtain a federal records check, such person shall also submit to the municipality, with the release form, a complete set of fingerprints.]

II. [For a state and federal criminal records check, the municipality shall request that such person submit with the release form a complete set of fingerprints taken by a qualified law enforcement agency or an authorized employee of the department of safety. The municipality shall submit the criminal history records release form and inked fingerprint card to the division of state police which shall conduct a criminal records check through its records and through the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Fingerprints taken digitally by Live Scan or similar device shall be transmitted directly to the New Hampshire division of state police. In the event that the first set of fingerprints is invalid due to insufficient pattern, the municipality may, in lieu of the criminal history records check, accept police clearances from every city, town, or county where the person has lived during the past 10 years. Upon completion of the records check, the division of state police shall release copies of the criminal history records to the local law enforcement agency of the municipality which shall maintain the confidentiality of all criminal history records information received pursuant to this section. The municipality may charge a fee to recover the costs of such investigation.

III.] To obtain a state records check [only], the municipality shall submit a state criminal history records release form, completed by such person, to the division of state police.

2 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.

Motion to table #HB1522 PASSES #nhhouse #nhpolitics