Here’s what happened under the Gold Dome on Monday (May 21st):

SENATE

Nominations Received and Referred to SJU:

TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT:

Honorable Gary N. Wilcox, J.S.C., of Westwood.

Honorable Martha T. Mainor, J.S.C., of Bayonne.

Honorable Adam E. Jacobs, J.S.C., of Wayne.

Bills Introduced:

S10    Vitale,J/Scutari,N    Med. marijuana-concerns   REF SHH

S2582    Oroho,S    Security off.-not proh. carrying firearm   REF SED

S2583    Oroho,S    Intestate estates-concerns   REF SJU

S2584    Oroho,S/Gopal,V    Strict liab. crime-concerns   REF SJU

S2585    Weinberg,L    Arthritis Qual. of  Life-re-estab.   REF SHH

S2586    O’Scanlon,D    Co.-mun. courts-permits estab   REF SJU

S2587    Greenstein,L    Spec. needs regis.-req. guidlines   REF SLP

S2588    Pennacchio,J/Cruz-Perez,N    Creating Jobs Through Cottage Foods Act   REF SEG

S2589    Ruiz,M    Sch-concerns cloud computing svc prov.   REF SED

S2590    Ruiz,M    Jury duty-exmp. nursing mothers   REF SJU

S2591    Cryan,J    Pharm. Representative Lic. Act   REF SCM

S2592    Singleton,T    Transparency in Govt. Legal Billing Act   REF SSG

S2593    Singleton,T    Health care claims data-concerns   REF SCM

S2594    Singleton,T    DOBI emp.-crim. history check req.   REF SCM

S2595    Corrado,K    Pub. off., cert. offense-forfeit pension   REF SSG

S2597    Beach,J    Toll enforcement-concerns   REF STR

S2598    Weinberg,L    Medicare coverage-expand to all resid.   REF SHH

S2599    Bateman,C/Beach,J    Vet. prop. tax deduction-expand elig.   REF SMV

S2600    Ruiz,M    Carryout bags-estab. and dedicate fees   REF SEN

S2601    Singer,R/Corrado,K    Cremains disposal-concerns claiming   REF SMV

S2603    Corrado,K    Polystyrene products-proh. sale   REF SEN

S2604    Scutari,N    Pub. util. svc-prov 5 day shutoff notice   REF SEG

S2605    Ruiz,M    Resid. mortgage foreclosure-concerns   REF SCU

S2607    Singleton,T    Abandoned homes-rehab. for homeless vets   REF SMV

SJR78    Weinberg,L    Scleroderma Awareness Mo-desig. June   REF SHH

SJR79    Gopal,V/Corrado,K    Megan’s Law Risk Assess. Review-estab.   REF SLP

SR79    Rice,R/Gill,N    Slavery-Cong. propose amendment proh use   REF SJU

Bills Reported from Committee/Given 2nd Reading:

A1181 Aca (1R)    Jones,P/Mosquera,G+9    Firearm seizure-patient poses threat   REP

A2184    Conaway,H/Wimberly,B+2    Sickle cell trait diagnoses-registry   REP

A2757 Aca (1R)    Greenwald,L/Holley,J+16    Priv. gun sales-req background check   REP

A2758    Greenwald,L/Holley,J+13    Handgun, need to carry-codifies reg.   REP

A2759 AcaAcs (ACS)    Greenwald,L/Murphy,C+14    Armor piercing ammunition-proh.   REP

A2761 AcaScaSca (3R)    Greenwald,L/Quijano,A+14    Ammunition magazines-reduce to 10 rounds   REP/SCA

S62    Singleton,T/Oroho,S    Pub. works contractor regis.-concerns   REP

S102 ScaSca (2R)    Weinberg,L/Gill,N+3    Ammunition magazines-reduce to 10 rounds   REP/SCA

S160 Sca (1R)    Gopal,V/Cryan,J+3    Mental health prof warning-seize firearm   REP

S393/973 Scs (SCS)    Madden,F/Singleton,T    Talent Network Prog.-estab.   REP
S601 Sca (1R)    Smith,B/Greenstein,L    Solar energy generation fac.-recycle   REP/SCA

S716    Greenstein,L/Bateman,C+1    Thomas P. Canzanella First Resp Prot Act   REP

S781    Sarlo,P/O’Scanlon,D+1    Movers and warehousemen-revise penal.   REP

S794 Sca (1R)    Codey,R+2    Emerg shelters, nursing homes-min. temp.   REP/SCA

S835    Scutari,N/Van Drew,J+1    St. parks-continue operation, no budget   REP

S862 Sca (1R)    Cardinale,G/Stack,B    Tommy’s Law-incidents w/pub. transp.   REP

S954/1699 Scs (SCS)    Vitale,J+1    Multistate Nurse Lic. Compact-NJ enters   REP/SCS

S1112    Madden,F    Pub. works-concerns prevailing wage   REP

S1347    Turner,S    Contraceptives, reversible-encourage use   REP

S1486    Singleton,T/Bateman,C    Polystyrene food contrainers-proh. sale   REP

S1597    Oroho,S/Cryan,J    Workers comp coverage-revises certain   REP

S1611    Smith,B/Bateman,C+1    Renewable energy efficiency-estab. prog.   REP

S1612 Sca (1R)    Stack,B/Gopal,V+2    Nursing home-estab aide-to-resid ratio   REP/SCA

S1820 Sca (1R)    Singleton,T/O’Scanlon,D+1    Personal care svc., Medicaid-reimb   REP/SCA

S1887    Singleton,T    Career, tech ed cert pilot prog-concerns   REP

S2030 Sca (1R)    O’Scanlon,D    Suicide Prev Advis Council-DOH estab   REP/SCA

S2086    Madden,F    Sickle cell trait diagnoses-registry   REP

S2167 Sca (1R)    Pennacchio,J/Pou,N    Vessel regis.-donate, Greenwood Lake Fd   REP/SCA

S2245 Scs (SCS)    Madden,F/Greenstein,L+2    Ammunition, penetrate body armor-proh.   REP

S2374 Sca (1R)    Greenstein,L+1    Priv. gun sales-req background check   REP

S2376    Greenstein,L+1    Handgun, need to carry-codifies reg.   REP

S2465 Sca (1R)    Cryan,J/Scutari,N+1    Firearms, untraceable-concerns   REP

SJR16    Bateman,C/Singleton,T+1    Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day-desig.   REP

SJR35    Weinberg,L/Corrado,K    Knock Out Opioid Abuse Day-desig.   REP

SJR36    Weinberg,L    Pregnancy/Infant Loss Remembrance Mo.   REP

Bills Referred/SBA:

S716    Greenstein,L/Bateman,C+1    Thomas P. Canzanella First Resp Prot Act

S794 Sca (1R)    Codey,R+2    Emerg shelters, nursing homes-min. temp.

S835    Scutari,N/Van Drew,J+1    St. parks-continue operation, no budget

S954/1699 Scs (SCS)    Vitale,J+1    Multistate Nurse Lic. Compact-NJ enters

S1347    Turner,S    Contraceptives, reversible-encourage use

S1597    Oroho,S/Cryan,J    Workers comp coverage-revises certain

S1611    Smith,B/Bateman,C+1    Renewable energy efficiency-estab. prog.

S1820 Sca (1R)    Singleton,T/O’Scanlon,D+1    Personal care svc., Medicaid-reimb

S2167 Sca (1R)    Pennacchio,J/Pou,N    Vessel regis.-donate, Greenwood Lake Fd

Bills Combined:

S1699    Singleton,T    Nurse Multistate Lic. Compact-enters NJ   COMB/W S954 (SCS)

Bills Recommitted:

S865    Sweeney,S/Oroho,S+2    Bldg./hwy. infrastructure proj.-concerns   RCM SBA

The Senate President has made the following appointments:

*Effective May 9, 2018

New Jersey Collaborating Center for Nursing Board:

Dawn M. Jacobson, of Howell, to replace Pamela Christy, resigned.

*Effective May 14, 2018

Telemedicine and Telehealth Review Commission:

Matthew N. Greller, of Millburn.

ASSEMBLY

The Assembly did not meet.  The Assembly will meet on Thursday, May 24, 2018 (SESSION).  

Bills Passed Both Houses/Sent To Governor:

None

Bills Signed Into Law Since Last Session (05/17/2018):

P.L.2018, c.14.   S1229 SaSca (2R)    Sweeney,S/Sarlo,P+1    5/18/2018    Judges, Gov. cabinet off.-incr. salary

P.L.2018, c.15.   A3686 Aca (1R)    Coughlin,C/Reynolds-Jackson,V+3    5/18/2018    Workplace Democracy Enhancement Act