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This bill is about changing the paperwork rules for businesses. It is currently being reviewed by the House of Representatives.
The House of Representatives is currently working on a bill that updates the rules for the professionals who decide how much a home is worth (appraisers).
This bill proposes changing the date of the primary election. It is currently being reviewed in the House of Representatives.
The New Hampshire Senate is considering a bill to create a new group. Its goal is to help businesses in New Hampshire and Greece work together and trade with each other more easily.
This bill does two things: 1. **Special Education:** It removes the requirement for charter schools and school districts to sign a formal contract (a "Memorandum of Understanding") to coordinate special education services. 2. **Corrections:** It changes how the Department of Corrections is organized internally. This bill is currently being discussed in the House of Representatives.
This bill aims to change what tasks Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are legally allowed to do. It is currently being reviewed by the House of Representatives.
This bill would require state offices to send a written letter to local city or town governments whenever a new project application is pending in their area. It is currently being discussed in the State Senate.
The Senate is voting on a plan to get rid of the group that gives advice on which fireworks are legal.
The Senate is considering a new law that would limit how many terms a person can serve on the board that oversees electricians.
A bill is currently being discussed in the Senate that would ban "non-compete" contracts for physician assistants (PAs). If passed, this would make it easier for PAs to switch jobs without their former employer blocking them from working at a different clinic nearby.
This bill lets the DMV update its rules to allow for digital signatures on paperwork. It also simplifies the process for signing over a wrecked car to an insurance company. It is currently being considered by the Senate.
There is a bill moving through the House right now that would require health insurance companies to cover pelvic floor physical therapy.