Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Eric Gallager · 33 bills · page 1 of 2
- HR 24 reaffirming support for the child labor amendment to the United States Constitution. Died
- HB 1095 relative to the administration of occupational boards by the office of professional licensure and certification. Enacted
- HB 1096 enabling the state house visitors center to sell state symbols that may have intellectual property right holders. Failed
- HB 1615 relative to the autism registry. Enacted
- HB 1367 relative to establishing immunity for certain testimony in public legislative hearings. Failed
- HB 1368 prohibiting termination of a tenancy based on a tenant's failure to pay rent that was increased by certain price fixing programs. Failed
- HB 1071 relative to the right to repair certain educational technology. Failed
- HB 1375 relative to severance agreements requiring employees to broadly waive labor law rights. Failed
- HB 1196 relative to requests for easements for the purpose of laying sidewalk along class I-IV highways. Failed
- HB 1072 relative to prohibiting employers from using polygraph testing. Failed
- HB 73 relative to the repair of home appliances. Died
- HB 1440 relative to establishing a life jacket loaner station program along the Merrimack river. Failed
- HB 355 establishing a committee to study the sharing of data between state and federal public housing agencies. Failed
- HB 73 relative to the repair of home appliances. Died
- HB 327 prohibiting the state from requiring the public use proprietary software when visiting state websites. Failed
- HB 273 requiring composting and waste recycling to be made available to residents of public housing. Failed
- HB 366 prohibiting certain noncompete clauses and nondisclosure agreements regarding free software projects and the sharing of open source software. Failed
- HB 589 prohibiting state and local law enforcement from participating in the enforcement of copyright claims against free and open source software projects. Failed
- HB 65 commemorating the first labor strike in the United States by women. Failed
- HB 64 requiring the commission on demographic trends to consider data on race and ethnicity for the purpose of increasing racial and ethnic diversity in New Hampshire. Failed
- HB 63 relative to religious use of land and structures. Failed
- HB 67 relative to the right to review source code of software in criminal cases. Failed
- HB 617 prohibiting, with limited exceptions, state agencies from requiring use of proprietary software in interactions with the public. Failed
- HB 556 relative to the duties of the information technology council. Failed
- HB 1172 requiring composting and waste recycling to be made available to residents of public housing. Died