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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 1656 (2024) No

Create weighted funding for special education

HB 1657 (2024) No

Make hazing a crime, require report and prevention programs

HB 1658 (2024) No

Require database for state police showing people committed for mental health issues

HB 1659 (2024) No

Require record sharing with both parents, allow court to fine parents for not following parenting schedule

HB 166 (2023) No

Remove biomass from Renewable Portfolio Standard

HB 1660 (2024) No

Prohibit Medicaid coverage of gender reassignment surgery under age 18

HB 1661 (2024) No

Require data on vaccination with death, require related reports and study

HB 1662 (2024) No

Prohibit simultaneous employment with DHHS, adoption agency

HB 1663 (2024) No

Rewrite state law governing privacy of medical records

HB 1664 (2024) No

Create right to sue for gender transition under age 21, protect medical detransition under anti-discrimination laws

HB 1665 (2024) No

Increase income eligibility for EFA program

HB 1666 (2024) Yes

Require lobbyists to file reports electronically

HB 1667 (2024) No

Establish new Department for Children, Youth, and Families

HB 1668 (2024) No

Establish four-day work week

HB 1669 (2024) No

Prohibit DHHS from sharing immunization registry data unless able to remove records going forward

HB 1670 (2024) No

Require state to cover all special education costs

HB 1671 (2024) No

Change process for complaint of teacher discrimination, allow teachers to sue for false accusations

HB 1672 (2024) No

Require housing authority to allow family member who completed substance use disorder treatment to live in subsidized housing

HB 1673 (2024) No

Modify retirement calculations for police and fire

HB 1674 (2024) No

Allow gold and silver as legal tender

HB 1675 (2024) No

Reduce state education funding based on low standardized test scores

HB 1676 (2024) No

Establish sunset commission on OPLC, repeal various licensing boards

HB 1677 (2024) No

Expand EFA eligibility for low performing schools, students denied transfer request

HB 1678 (2024) Yes

Establish farm to school incentive program

HB 1679 (2024) No

Encourage transition to Atlantic Standard time in New England

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