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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 37 (2023) No

Study best practices for companion animal groomers

HB 370 (2023) Yes

Allow tinting on side windows for medical reason

HB 373 (2023) No

Prohibit balance billing for ambulance

HB 375 (2023) No

Let immigrants applying for asylum get temporary driver's licenses

HB 378 (2023) No

Expand required information to share with sexual assault survivors

HB 379 (2023) No

Provide attorney for low income evictions

HB 38 (2023) No

Revise sentencing for habitual motor vehicle offenders

HB 381 (2023) No

Require legislative action to increase system benefits charge

HB 383 (2023) No

Provides new provider contract standards for pharmacy benefit managers…

HB 387 (2023) No

Include ballots under right-to-know law, with some exceptions

HB 395 (2023) No

Let JLCAR write explanation for constitutional amendments

HB 396 (2023) No

Protect differentiation between male and female sexes

HB 397 (2023) Yes

Let minors possess hypodermic needles in some cases

HB 398 (2023) Yes

Require notification about PFAS before property sale

HB 400 (2023) No

Separate penalty for assaulting law enforcement, false reports of police misconduct

HB 406 (2023) No

Expand parents' access to teenage medical records

HB 414 (2023) No

Require insurers to cover preventative PFAS care

HB 419 (2023) No

Report, funding for math learning communities program

HB 420 (2023) No

Expand dual and concurrent enrollment program for high schoolers and community colleges

HB 428 (2023) No

Allow conditional licensing for therapists

HB 433 (2023) No

Property tax credits expire on date of property sale, new owner pays difference

HB 434 (2023) No

Allow, regulate drones in state parks

HB 436 (2023) No Pay down unfunded liability in retirement system
HB 437 (2023) No

Assess students on reading, add state funding for students below proficient

HB 439 (2023) No

Block contracts with private schools for public education

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