Pending Legislation on Underage Drinking

The State Legislative tracking serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in legislative issues related to underage drinking. One of the goals of this section is to provide policymakers with up-to-date information about what is happening in legislatures across the country on the issue of underage drinking.

Pending underage drinking legislation - by state

FL H 111	AUTHOR:	Nelson [R]
	TITLE:	Career Education
	LOCATION:	House K‑20 Innovation Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to career education; relates to courses for middle grades promotion; provides requirements for a career high school diploma; requires student and parent to agree in writing to requirements of a career diploma track; specifies credit requirements, strategies for meeting instructional needs of certain students and standards for graduation; provides for remediation courses; relates to online learning; provides test accommodations for students with disabilities; provides for certificates of completion.

FL H 187	AUTHOR:	Slosberg [D]
	TITLE:	Minor Traffic Safety Act
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Designates act "Minor Traffic Safety Act"; prohibits use of handheld cellular telephones & other electronic communications devices by drivers under 18 years of age & persons driving school buses; provides for voluntary checkoff on driver's license applications to permit contributions to AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety; requires DHSMV to issue distinctive placard when issuing or reissuing driver's license to person under certain age.

FL H 383	AUTHOR:	Baxley [R]
	TITLE:	Public School Flexibility
	LOCATION:	House K‑20 Competitiveness Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to public school flexibility; prohibits State Board of Education from adopting rules that require redirection of certain funding; deletes requirement relating to opening date for schools; provides that calculation for compliance with class size maximums for certain public schools of choice shall be average at school level; revises requirements relating to physical education for elementary school students.

FL H 571	AUTHOR:	Steinberg [D]
	TITLE:	Parent of Teenage Driver Electronic Notification
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to teenage drivers; provides for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to electronically notify parent or guardian by email or text messaging when certain events are added to driving record of a licensed minor; relates to a traffic citation, conviction for a traffic violation, suspension or revocation of driver's license or a vehicle crash; provides for discontinuation of notification when the licensee attains 18 years of age; provides for a fee to cover costs of the notification.

FL H 585	AUTHOR:	Pilon [R]
	TITLE:	Open Parties Alcohol Possession
	LOCATION:	House Criminal Justice Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to open parties; applies restrictions formerly applicable to open house parties to all open parties, not solely those parties occurring in residence; prohibits person from allowing open party to take place on premises under his or her control if person knows that alcoholic beverage or drug is in possession of or being consumed by minor on premises; prohibits person from providing alcoholic beverage or drug to minor at open party.

FL H 681	AUTHOR:	Baxley [R]
	TITLE:	Driving Under the Influence
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driving under the influence; requires probation for DUI include impoundment or immobilization of vehicle or interlock device; prohibits installation of interlock device concurrently with incarceration; requires installation concurrent with license revocation; requires that law enforcement officer issue to person charged with DUI notice of suspension & obligation to appear; provides that notice acts as temporary driving privilege; revises provisions relating to suspension hearings.

FL H 4057	AUTHOR:	Metz [R]
	TITLE:	Physical Education in Public Schools
	LOCATION:	House K‑20 Innovation Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to physical education in the public schools; deletes provisions relating to the requirements for physical education instruction for students in grades 6‑8, reporting & auditing of student enrollment in physical education instruction, and criteria for a student's waiver from participation in physical education instruction.

FL H 4071	AUTHOR:	Nelson [R]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to alcoholic beverages; repeals provisions relating to minors patronizing, visiting, or loitering in dance hall operating in connection with operation of place of business where alcoholic beverage is sold.

FL S 688	AUTHOR:	Bennett [R]
	TITLE:	Open Parties
	LOCATION:	Senate Regulated Industries Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to open parties; revises definitions to apply the restrictions formerly applicable to open house parties to all open parties, not solely those parties occurring in a residence; prohibits a person from allowing an open party to take place on premises under his or her control if the person knows that an alcoholic beverage or drug is in the possession of or being consumed by a minor on the premises; prohibits a person from providing an alcoholic beverage or drug to a minor at an open party.

FL S 756	AUTHOR:	Wise [R]
	TITLE:	Career Education
	LOCATION:	Senate Education ‑ Pre‑K ‑ 12 Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to career education; revises the general requirements for middle grades promotion to require that a course in career and education planning explore Florida's Career Clusters; provides requirements for a career technical high school diploma; requires a student and the student's parent or guardian to agree in writing to the requirements of the career diploma track.

FL S 854	AUTHOR:	Evers [R]
	TITLE:	Teenage Drivers Parental Electronic Notification
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to teenage drivers; provides for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to electronically notify a parent or guardian when certain events are added to the driving record of a minor licensed to drive; provides for discontinuance of the notifications; provides for forms; provides for a fee.

FL S 930	AUTHOR:	Altman [R]
	TITLE:	Minor Traffic Safety Act
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to motor vehicles; Cites this act as the "Minor Traffic Safety Act"; prohibits a person younger than 18 years of age from operating a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device or telephone.

IL H 85	SPONSOR:	Collins A [D]
	TITLE:	Inadmissible Statements From Interrogated Minors
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. Provides that an oral, written, or sign language statement of a minor who, at the time of the commission of the offense was under the age of 17 years, made as a result of a custodial interrogation conducted at a police station or other place of detention shall be presumed to be inadmissible as evidence against the minor in any criminal proceeding, for an act that if committed by an adult would be homicide.

IL H 1554	SPONSOR:	Sente [D]
	TITLE:	Liquor Control Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Liquor Control Act; provides that any person shall be guilty of a Class A misdemeanor where he or she permits or hosts a gathering of 2 or more persons at a residence he or she occupies or any other specified property under his or her control where one or more of the persons is under 21 years of age; provides that where the residence has an owner and a tenant or lessee, there is a rebuttable presumption that the residence is occupied or controlled only by the tenant or lessee.

IL H 1568	SPONSOR:	Mayfield [D]
	TITLE:	School Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the School Code; provides that mandate waivers may not be requested from laws and rules pertaining to physical education.

IL H 1572	SPONSOR:	Mayfield [D]
	TITLE:	Time Minimum for Daily Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the School Code; provides that pupils must engage daily during the school day in courses of physical education for at least 20 minutes; provides that a physical education course of study shall provide students with an opportunity for at least 20 minutes of daily physical activity.

IL H 2138	SPONSOR:	Madigan [D]
	TITLE:	Department of Revenue
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations‑General Services Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Department of Revenue for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2011.

IL S 2104	SPONSOR:	Sandoval [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code; provides that instruction permits and licenses issued to drivers under 18 years of age shall be invalid from 10:00 p.m; 5:00s a.m.

IL S 2135	SPONSOR:	Garrett [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicle Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Committee on Assignments Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicle Code to require a commercial driver training instructor to have completed related courses at an accredited university or college in the state; provides that the instructor of a commercial or private driver training school that is under an outsource contract to meet specified qualification requirements; requires the state agency that oversees such schools shall make available verification of instructor certification requirements; provides a period for instructors to complete requirements.

KY BR 281	SPONSOR:	Belcher Li [D]
	TITLE:	Child Obesity
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	(HB68) Clarifies that school physical activity assessment tools shall generate data on the amount of time and the types of activities required, performance and progress data necessary to monitor health risk behaviors and indicators identified by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and to design programs to increase physical activity of children and reduce childhood diabetes and obesity.

MA H 98	DOCKET:	215
	AUTHOR:	Barrows [R]
	TITLE:	Penalties for Underage Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the penalties for underage alcohol consumption.

MA H 119	DOCKET:	765
	AUTHOR:	Smola [R]
	TITLE:	Minors From Handling Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits minors from handling alcoholic beverages.

MA H 125	DOCKET:	165
	AUTHOR:	Stanley T [D]
	TITLE:	Beer Warning Labels
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Requires warning labels on single and multi‑pack containers of beer and single and multi‑pack containers of wine.

MA H 179	DOCKET:	999
	AUTHOR:	Wolf [D]
	TITLE:	Teaching of Health Education in Schools
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the teaching of health education in schools; relates to related parental notification by school districts; provides that the foundation budget must be revised.

MA H 435	DOCKET:	806
	AUTHOR:	Hill [R]
	TITLE:	Graffiti
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for regulating graffiti; provides for revocation of driving privileges for minors who are adjudicated delinquent for the unlawful act of placing graffiti.

MA H 513	DOCKET:	465
	AUTHOR:	Speliotis [D]
	TITLE:	Police Custody of Minors Consuming Alcohol
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Allows police officers to take into protective custody minors who have consumed alcohol.

MA H 928	DOCKET:	693
	AUTHOR:	Mariano [D]
	TITLE:	Motorcycle Learner Permits
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the issuance of learner's permits for the operation of motorcycles.

MA H 1012	DOCKET:	1455
	AUTHOR:	Kane [D]
	TITLE:	Identification for the Purchase of Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to identification for the purchase of alcoholic beverages.

MA H 1031	DOCKET:	1746
	AUTHOR:	Torrisi [D]
	TITLE:	Employees of Liquor Stores
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that all employees of liquor stores be at least 21 years of age or older.

MA H 1053	DOCKET:	1449
	AUTHOR:	Fox [D]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Physical Education for All Students
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to requiring mandatory physical education for all students in grades K‑12.

MA H 1157	DOCKET:	1845
	AUTHOR:	Sanchez [D]
	TITLE:	Environmental and Health Impact Reports
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Public Health
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to environmental and health impact reports.

MA H 1370	DOCKET:	1228
	AUTHOR:	Stanley T [D]
	TITLE:	Non Criminal Disposition Process for First Offenders
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Provides a non‑criminal disposition process for first offenders, including alcohol education.

MA H 1883	DOCKET:	2117
	AUTHOR:	Jones [R]
	TITLE:	Direct Shipment of Wines
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Regulates the direct shipment of wines; permits a licensee who obtains a direct shipment license to sell and ship wine directly to residents at least 21 years of age for personal use and not for resale; provides for issuance of a direct shipment license.

MA H 1939	DOCKET:	2243
	AUTHOR:	Markey [D]
	TITLE:	Public School Athletic Resources
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the disclosure of information of public school athletic resources and interscholastic athletic author; requires a school committee that organizes interscholastic competitions to report costs and expenses; requires school districts to provide a sports resource summary to the commissioner of elementary and secondary education.

MA H 1964	DOCKET:	2287
	AUTHOR:	Walz [D]
	TITLE:	Dropout Rate Public Schools
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Reduces the dropout rate of students in the public schools; provides exemptions from compulsory attendance requirements for children who have been granted an employment permit when the welfare of such child will be better served through the granting of such permit; provides for exit interviews; implements policies to prevent dropouts.

MA H 2692	DOCKET:	3520
	AUTHOR:	Frost [R]
	TITLE:	Sale of Alcoholic Beverages to Minors Penalty
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to penalties for the selling of alcoholic beverages to minors.

MA H 2698	DOCKET:	3277
	AUTHOR:	McMurtry [D]
	TITLE:	Package Store Employee Age Requirement
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that employees of package stores be at least twenty‑one years of age.

MA H 2709	DOCKET:	3061
	AUTHOR:	Coakley‑Rivera [D]
	TITLE:	Physical Education Pilot Program
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a physical education pilot program which will provide matching grants to public schools across the commonwealth for the purpose of determining the potential for statewide expansion and enhancement of physical education.

MA H 3400	DOCKET:	3683
	NEW DRAFT OF:	MA H 1
	NEW DRAFT SEE:	MA H 3401
	AUTHOR:	Ways and Means Cmt
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	Replaced by New Draft
	SUMMARY:
	Submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA H 3401	DOCKET:	3714
	NEW DRAFT OF:	MA H 3400
	NEW DRAFT SEE:	MA H 3535, MA H 3565
	NEW TEXT SEE:	MA S 3, MA S 1920
	AUTHOR:	House Floor
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	Conference Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA H 3744	DOCKET:	4044
	AUTHOR:	Bradley [D]
	TITLE:	Social Host Statute
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the social host statute.

MA HD 3061	DOCKET:	2709
	AUTHOR:	Coakley‑Rivera [D]
	TITLE:	Quality Physical Education
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Improves quality physical education.

MA HD 3520	DOCKET:	2692
	AUTHOR:	Frost [R]
	TITLE:	Sale of Alcoholic Beverages to Minors
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the sale of alcoholic beverages to minors.

MA HD 4044	DOCKET:	3744
	AUTHOR:	Bradley [D]
	TITLE:	Social Host Statute
	LOCATION:	HOUSE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the Social Host Statute.

MA S 3	DOCKET:	1972
	NEW TEXT OF:	MA H 3401
	NEW TEXT SEE:	MA S 1914, MA S 1918, MA S 1919, MA S 1978, MA S 1979, MA S 1981
	AUTHOR:	Ways and Means Cmt
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Contains the amended text of House bill 3401 which submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA S 106	DOCKET:	356
	AUTHOR:	Jehlen [D]
	TITLE:	Identification Card and Liquor Purchase ID Card
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Consolidates the Massachusetts identification card and the liquor purchase identification card.

MA S 130	DOCKET:	1072
	AUTHOR:	Ross [R]
	TITLE:	Certain Minors Involved in the Attempt to Purchase Or C
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for certain minors involved in the attempt to purchase or consume alcoholic beverages.

MA S 135	DOCKET:	433
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Procurement for Minors
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure
	SUMMARY:
	Reduces the furnishing or procuring of alcohol to a minor by an adult.

MA S 184	DOCKET:	1853
	AUTHOR:	Chandler [D]
	TITLE:	Health Education in Schools
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Provides health education in schools.

MA S 211	DOCKET:	1248
	AUTHOR:	Joyce [D]
	TITLE:	School Nutrition Education Classes
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes school nutrition education classes.

MA S 216	DOCKET:	1515
	AUTHOR:	McGee [D]
	TITLE:	Quality Physical Education
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Improves quality physical education.

MA S 259	DOCKET:	1438
	AUTHOR:	Tolman [D]
	TITLE:	Comprehensive Health Education in Schools
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Education
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to comprehensive health education in schools; relates to teacher training and professional development.

MA S 678	DOCKET:	1365
	AUTHOR:	Clark [D]
	TITLE:	Drunk Drivers
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on The Judiciary
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to DUI; provides for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license or registration; provides penalties; provides for false statements in an application for driving license and forgery of identification; provides for operating a motor vehicle with an open container; provides for negligent or reckless operation; provides for fleeing; provides for alternative dispositions; provides for tests; provides for forfeitures and child endangerment; provides for vehicular homicide; relates to salvage.

MA S 1920	DOCKET:	2076
	NEW TEXT OF:	MA H 3401
	AUTHOR:	Senate Floor
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Contains the amended text of House bill 3401 which submits the annual budget of the Commonwealth for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2011; makes certain changes in law, each of which is immediately necessary to carry out those appropriations or for other important public purposes.

MA S 1996	AUTHOR:	Rodrigues [D]
	TITLE:	Off Highway and Recreation Vehicles
	LOCATION:	Joint Committee on Transportation
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the use of off‑highway and recreation vehicles; prohibits a person under 18 years of age from operating a snow vehicle or recreation vehicle, unless they have successfully completed a recreation vehicle education safety and responsibility course approved by the director of law enforcement; requires clearly labeled and visible registration numbers; prohibits operating a snow vehicle or recreational vehicle which emits noxious fumes or makes excessive noise; regulates noise on public property.

MA SD 161	DOCKET:	137
	AUTHOR:	Timilty J [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Enforcement Equality
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to alcohol enforcement equality.

MA SD 433	DOCKET:	135
	AUTHOR:	Tarr [R]
	TITLE:	Furnishing of Alcohol to a Minor by an Adult
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Reduces the furnishing or procuring of alcohol to a minor by an adult.

MA SD 1072	DOCKET:	130
	AUTHOR:	Ross [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Deters underage drinking.

MA SD 1515	DOCKET:	216
	AUTHOR:	McGee [D]
	TITLE:	Quality Physical Education
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Improves quality physical education.

ME LR 2478	AUTHOR:	Bolduc [D]
	TITLE:	Minor Driving Requirement
	LOCATION:	Legislature
	SUMMARY:
	Gives parents the option to require their minor child who has a motor vehicle violation record to operate only a motor vehicle that can be monitored by means of a global positioning system device.

MI H 4137	SPONSOR:	Somerville [R]
	TITLE:	Beer Kegs
	LOCATION:	House Regulatory Reform Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Eliminates requirement to tag certain beer kegs.

MI H 4372	SPONSOR:	Meadows [D]
	TITLE:	Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts certain minors presenting themselves for treatment from underage drinking violation under certain circumstances.

MI H 4378	SPONSOR:	Gilbert [R]
	TITLE:	Catering Permit
	LOCATION:	House Regulatory Reform Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides catering permit for on‑premises licensees to serve alcohol at locations other than the licensed premises under certain circumstances.

MI H 4393	SPONSOR:	Forlini [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts certain minors presenting themselves for treatment from underage drinking violation under certain circumstances.

MI H 4576	SPONSOR:	Jenkins [R]
	TITLE:	Driver Training
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to driver training; relates to level 2 drivers prohibited from operating a vehicle between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.; creates certain exceptions.

MI H 4729	SPONSOR:	Genetski [R]
	TITLE:	Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Allows students participating in high school sanctioned sports to receive physical education credit.

MI H 4744	SPONSOR:	Darany [D]
	TITLE:	Community Colleges and Universities
	LOCATION:	House Regulatory Reform Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Allows license to serve alcohol at certain community colleges and universities.

MI H 4926	SPONSOR:	Pscholka [R]
	TITLE:	Local Liquor License at Lake Michigan College
	LOCATION:	House Regulatory Reform Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Allows liquor licenses on the premises of certain college buildings; provides that the commission shall issue an on‑premises license to a private entity for the sale of alcoholic liquor at an outdoor stadium located on land owned by Lake Michigan College and leased to a private entity.

MI H 5019	SPONSOR:	Stapleton [D]
	TITLE:	Education Curricula
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to education curricula to minimum amounts of physical and health education.

MI H 5140	SPONSOR:	Bauer [D]
	TITLE:	Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Revises physical education requirements.

MI H 5141	SPONSOR:	Tlaib [D]
	TITLE:	Foundation Allowance
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires school districts to provide minimum amount of health education and physical education to receive full foundation allowance.

MI S 258	SPONSOR:	Jones Ri [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	Senate Second Reading ‑ Committee Reports
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts from underage drinking violation minors who present themselves to a health facility for treatment or initiates contact with a police officer or emergency medical personnel.

MI S 326	SPONSOR:	Schuitmaker [R]
	TITLE:	Graduated Driver License
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Modifies limitation on hours of operation and exception to number of passengers allowed in vehicle under certain circumstances.

MI S 756	SPONSOR:	Walker [R]
	TITLE:	Graduated License
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits cell phone use while driving for individuals with a level 2 graduated driver license.

NC H 347	AUTHOR:	Randleman [R]
	TITLE:	Physician Notification and Minors
	LOCATION:	House Health and Human Services Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires physicians to notify the parent or guardian of a minor twelve years of age or younger after treating the minor for venereal disease, pregnancy, abuse of controlled substances or alcohol, or emotional disturbance.

NC H 584	SAME AS:	NC S 500
	AUTHOR:	Gillespie [R]
	TITLE:	Base Budget Appropriations
	LOCATION:	House Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes base budget appropriations for current operations of state departments, institutions, and agencies, and for other purposes.

NC H 591	AUTHOR:	Ingle [R]
	TITLE:	DWI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Requirements
	LOCATION:	House Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes a limited driving privilege with an ignition interlock requirement for first‑time DWI offenders with a refusal revocation; authorizes a limited driving privilege for certain 18, 19, and 20 year‑olds; makes tampering with an ignition interlock system an unlawful act; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system; creates an ignition interlock device fund to assist indigent persons.

NC H 632	SAME AS:	NC S 506
	AUTHOR:	Lewis [R]
	TITLE:	Delinquent Juvenile Definition
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the definition of delinquent juvenile to raise the age from sixteen to eighteen years in six‑month increments of age over a four‑year period; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds who have been previously convicted of a felony in adult court shall remain in adult court; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds alleged delinquent for a class A‑E felony shall be transferred to adult court.

NC H 725	SAME AS:	NC H 739
	AUTHOR:	Rapp [D]
	TITLE:	DUI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Device
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone who is convicted of driving while impaired, driving after consuming alcohol being less than twenty‑one years of age, or any other impaired driving offense, or any person who refuses a chemical analysis, to have an ignition interlock system installed on every vehicle that person may drive before that person can get a limited driving privilege; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system; creates an Ignition Interlock Device Fund.

NC H 739	SAME AS:	NC H 725
	AUTHOR:	Faison [D]
	TITLE:	DUI Offenders and Ignition Interlock Systems
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Subcommittee on Judiciary B
	SUMMARY:
	Requires anyone who is convicted of driving while impaired, driving after consuming alcohol being less than twenty‑one years of age, or any other impaired driving offense, or any person who refuses a chemical analysis, to have an ignition interlock system installed on every vehicle that person may drive before that person can get a limited driving privilege; provides for the payment of an administrative fee and costs associated with an ignition interlock system and create an Ignition Interlock Device Fund.

NC H 840	AUTHOR:	Harrison [D]
	TITLE:	Healthy Schools Act
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Healthy Schools Act of 2011.

NC H 880	AUTHOR:	Brandon [D]
	TITLE:	Limited Provisional License Decals
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires all drivers who are issued limited permits or limited provisional licenses have a decal placed on both the front and rear of the vehicle being operated to show the driver to be a new driver providing safety for the new driver and the motoring public.

NC S 195	AUTHOR:	Apodaca [R]
	TITLE:	Mopeds Registration and Financial Responsibility
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires mopeds to be registered with the Division of Motor Vehicles and to have in full force and effect a policy of financial responsibility.

NC S 400	SAME AS:	NC H 334
	AUTHOR:	Purcell [D]
	TITLE:	Local Schools and Fitness Testing
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules and Operations of the Senate Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the state Board of Education to report on the results of fitness testing in each local school administrative unit.

NC S 500	SAME AS:	NC H 584
	AUTHOR:	Brunstetter [R]
	TITLE:	Base Budget Appropriations
	LOCATION:	Senate Appropriations/Base Budget Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Makes base budget appropriations for current operations of state departments, institutions, and agencies, and for other purposes.

NC S 506	SAME AS:	NC H 632
	AUTHOR:	Hartsell [R]
	TITLE:	Delinquent Juvenile Definition
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules and Operations of the Senate Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the definition of delinquent juvenile to raise the age from sixteen to eighteen years in six‑month increments of age over a four‑year period; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds who have been previously convicted of a felony in adult court shall remain in adult court; provides that sixteen‑ and seventeen‑year‑olds alleged delinquent for a class a‑e felony shall be transferred to adult court.

NJ A 548	SPONSOR:	Handlin [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for underage drinking.

NJ A 796	SPONSOR:	Bramnick [R]
	TITLE:	Drivers Licenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires graduated driver licensees who plead guilty to non‑point violations to complete driver safety course.

NJ A 824	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages Educational Program
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires persons who serve alcoholic beverages in bars and restaurants to complete educational program.

NJ A 892	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 391
	SPONSOR:	Dancer [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drivers Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

NJ A 1318	SPONSOR:	Wolfe [R]
	TITLE:	Provisional Driver's License
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for violations committed by provisional driver's license holder.

NJ A 1814	SPONSOR:	Casagrande [R]
	TITLE:	Hazing Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Revises the law concerning hazing; upgrades criminal penalties, provides certain immunities, creates civil offense and requires written policies.

NJ A 2650	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1908
	SPONSOR:	Schroeder [R]
	TITLE:	Special Learners Permit
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Removes requirement that holder of a special learner's permit, examination permit and probationary drivers license display decal.

NJ A 2703	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 1991
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Kyleighs Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Kyleigh's Law to remove requirement that certain drivers license display decal.

NJ A 2756	SPONSOR:	Angelini [R]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverage Purchase
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires collection of photo ID for sale of alcoholic beverages if purchaser appears under age 35.

NJ A 2761	SPONSOR:	DiMaio [R]
	TITLE:	Probationary License Restrictions
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes probationary license holders to exceed passenger restrictions under certain circumstances.

NJ A 2815	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2034
	SPONSOR:	Greenstein [D]
	TITLE:	Graduated Drivers License Decal Requirement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Removes decal requirement from graduated driver's license law; establishes new system for law enforcement to identify novice drivers.

NJ A 2947	SPONSOR:	Rumana [R]
	TITLE:	Special Learners Permit Requirement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Removes requirement that holder of a special learner's permit, examination permit, and probationary driver's license display decal; requires certain novice drivers submit motor vehicle information to chief administrator.

NJ A 3000	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 3000
	SPONSOR:	Malone [R]
	TITLE:	State Budget
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Appropriates $28,364,422,000 in State funds and $13,204,231,842 in federal funds for the State budget for fiscal year 2010‑2011.

NJ A 3210	SPONSOR:	Schroeder [R]
	TITLE:	Kyleighs Law Decal Requirement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Repeals Kyleigh's Law decal requirement; requires MVC to provide parents of graduated driver license applicants detailed information about program's conditions and restrictions; imposes penalties on parents when licensees fail to comply.

NJ A 3291	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2251
	SPONSOR:	DiMaio [R]
	TITLE:	Agricultural Drivers Licenses
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts agricultural driver's licensees from certain graduate driver law restrictions when operating farm equipment and vehicles.

NJ A 3309	SPONSOR:	Wisniewski [D]
	TITLE:	Special Learners Exam Permit
	LOCATION:	Assembly Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Expands education and practice requirements for special learner's permits and examination permits; requires a parent or guardian to complete a teen driver orientation program before a person under 18 years of age may obtain a permit; relates to motorcycle permits.

NJ A 3469	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2428
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Agricultural Drivers Licenses
	LOCATION:	Senate Economic Growth Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reestablishes historic driving privileges afforded holders of agricultural driver's licenses in operating farm equipment and vehicles.

NJ A 3564	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2429
	SPONSOR:	Albano [D]
	TITLE:	Underage ID Transfer Penalty
	LOCATION:	Assembly Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalty for transfer of identification to enable purchase of alcohol by underage persons.

NJ A 3573	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2133
	SPONSOR:	Angelini [R]
	TITLE:	Prohibited Underage Consumption of Alcohol
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages on private property by persons under 21 years of age.

NJ A 3673	SPONSOR:	Voss [D]
	TITLE:	Teacher and School Administrator Protection Act
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Teacher and School Administrator Protection Act.

NJ A 3740	SPONSOR:	Stender [D]
	TITLE:	Use of Persons Personal Identification Information
	LOCATION:	Assembly Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Clarifies that any use of another person's personal identifying information is a crime.

NJ A 3897	IDENTICAL:	NJ S 2782
	SPONSOR:	Burzichelli [D]
	TITLE:	Out‑of‑State Winery Licenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Permits direct shipping by wineries and creates Out‑of‑State Winery license.

NJ A 4200	SPONSOR:	Greenwald [D]
	TITLE:	State Budget for Fiscal Year 2011‑2012
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Appropriates state funds and federal funds for the state budget for fiscal year 2011‑2012.

NJ AJR 46	SPONSOR:	Schroeder [R]
	TITLE:	Teen Driver Safety Awareness Week
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Designates the third full week in December as Teen Driver Safety Awareness Week.

NJ S 220	SPONSOR:	Kean S [R]
	TITLE:	Learners Permit
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires 12‑hour behind‑the‑wheel course for special learner's permit.

NJ S 390	SPONSOR:	Singer [R]
	TITLE:	Provisional Drivers License Penalties
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enhances penalties for provisional driver's license holders.

NJ S 391	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 892
	SPONSOR:	Singer [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Drivers and Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

NJ S 437	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages on private property by persons under legal drinking age.

NJ S 442	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Public School District
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires a public school district to provide a daily recess period for students in grades kindergarten through 5.

NJ S 1658	SPONSOR:	Turner [D]
	TITLE:	Requires Keg Registration
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires keg registration; makes the unlawful possession of an unregistered keg a petty disorderly persons offense.

NJ S 1773	SPONSOR:	Cardinale [R]
	TITLE:	Drivers Licensee Residence Requirements
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires that certain motor vehicle licensees be New Jersey resident.

NJ S 1805	SPONSOR:	Singer [R]
	TITLE:	Chronic Runaways
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes one‑year loss of driver's license on chronic runaways.

NJ S 1908	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2650
	SPONSOR:	Goodwin [R]
	TITLE:	Kyleighs Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Kyleigh's Law to remove requirement that holder of a special learner's permit, examination permit, and probationary driver's license display decal.

NJ S 1991	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2703
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Kyleighs Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Kyleigh's Law to remove requirement that certain drivers license display decal.

NJ S 2017	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2740
	SPONSOR:	Beach [D]
	TITLE:	Graduated Driver License Program Study
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Requires Attorney General to study and report on graduated driver's license program.

NJ S 2034	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 2815
	SPONSOR:	Goodwin [R]
	TITLE:	Graduated Drivers License Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Removes decal requirement from graduated driver's license law; establishes new system for law enforcement to identify novice drivers.

NJ S 2133	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3573
	SPONSOR:	Whelan [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages on private property be persons under 21 years of age.

NJ S 2238	SPONSOR:	Beck [R]
	TITLE:	Kyleighs Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Kyleigh's Law to suspend requirement that graduated driver licensees display decal until certain technology developed.

NJ S 2251	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3291
	SPONSOR:	Doherty [R]
	TITLE:	Agricultural Drivers Licensees
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Exempts agricultural driver's licensees from certain graduate driver law restrictions when operating farm equipment and vehicles.

NJ S 2428	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3469
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Historic Driving Privileges for Farm Equipment
	LOCATION:	Senate Economic Growth Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes historic driving privileges afforded holders of agricultural driver's licenses in operating farm equipment and vehicles.

NJ S 2429	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3564
	SPONSOR:	Van Drew [D]
	TITLE:	Underage Alcohol Purchases
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases penalty for transfer of identification to enable purchase of alcohol by underage persons.

NJ S 2782	IDENTICAL:	NJ A 3897
	SPONSOR:	Sweeney [D]
	TITLE:	Winery License
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Permits direct shipping by wineries and creates out‑of‑state winery license.

NJ S 3058	SPONSOR:	Stack [D]
	TITLE:	Special Learner's and Examination Permits Requirements
	LOCATION:	Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Expands education and practice requirements for special learner's and examination permits.

NY A 305	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Commissioner of Education Rule Promulgation Authority
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes the commissioner of education to promulgate rules and regulations authorizing school programs designed to educate students on the dangers of alcohol.

NY A 923	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Physical Education Instruction
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for required instruction in physical education in elementary schools.

NY A 931	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Education law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the education quality and teacher and principal protection act; protects the good‑faith efforts of school districts, teachers, administrators, and other school employees who are trying to maintain classroom and school discipline and student safety against lawsuits.

NY A 1419	SPONSOR:	Robinson [D]
	TITLE:	Commissioner of Education
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Directs the commissioner of education to create a pilot program to improve physical education/physical activity programs in certain schools.

NY A 1555	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Unauthorized Driver's Licence Penalties
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides additional fines and penalties for the unauthorized use of a driver's license or non‑driver identification card.

NY A 1915	SPONSOR:	Jeffries [D]
	TITLE:	Regulation of Certain Events
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the regulation of certain events promoted and open to minors; provides a permit process for events open to 50 of more persons; requires filing and approval of a security plan with local police; prohibits operation of such events except on weekends prior to 1:00 am.

NY A 2132	SPONSOR:	Morelle [D]
	TITLE:	Education on Bias Relates Crime
	LOCATION:	Assembly Higher Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires colleges to educate the campus community on bias‑related crime, hazing, underage drinking and illegal drug use; expands authority of colleges to regulate conduct by college and student government organizations and clubs, athletic teams and clubs, alumni organizations, fraternities, sororities, and any other organization that has access to and use of the college facilities; requires colleges to adopt rules.

NY A 2778	SPONSOR:	Crouch [R]
	TITLE:	Unlawful Possession of an Alcoholic Beverage
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the fine for the unlawful possession of an alcoholic beverage to not less than $250 but not exceeding $500 for the first offense and not less than $500 but not exceeding $1000 for all subsequent offenses; requires the court, in addition to any such fine, to require completion of an alcohol awareness program.

NY A 3321	SPONSOR:	Clark [D]
	TITLE:	Crimes of False Identification
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crimes of false identification in the first degree and false identification in the second degree, a class E felony and class A misdemeanor respectively.

NY A 4199	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Use of a Hands Free Mobile Telephone
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of a hands‑free mobile telephone by an operator of a motor vehicle under the age of 18.

NY A 4252	SPONSOR:	Galef [D]
	TITLE:	MJ Learners Permit
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires a holder of a class DJ or class MJ learner's permit, while operating a vehicle, to display a sign indicating that such vehicle is being driven by a new driver; furthers authorizes the commissioner to create the form and distribution for such sign upon the issuance of the learner's permit.

NY A 5062	SPONSOR:	Cook [D]
	TITLE:	Sanctions and Imposes Increasingly Higher Jail Terms an
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enumerates sanctions and imposes increasingly higher jail terms and civil penalties against persons who sell alcoholic beverages to minors.

NY A 5170	SPONSOR:	Ortiz [D]
	TITLE:	Class E Felony for the Sale to a Minor of an Alcoholic
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a class E felony for the sale to a minor of an alcoholic beverage containing a stimulant when such sale is made by a licensee of the state liquor authority.

NY A 5234	SPONSOR:	Hooper [D]
	TITLE:	Graduated License for the Operation of Motor Vehicles F
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for a graduated license for the operation of motor vehicles for youth must have learner's permit for nine months; provides that after obtaining license, he/she may not transport a passenger less than 20 years of age for first six months; raises permissible hours of operation for junior licensees from 9 p.m; 10s p.m.; requires parents to certify that applicant has at least 75 hours of driving experience before taking road test.

NY A 5247	SPONSOR:	Titone [D]
	TITLE:	Safe‑Teen‑NY Driver Stickers Placement
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Allows "Safe‑Teen‑NY Driver" stickers to be placed on license plates of motor vehicles driven by individuals who are under 18 years old or placed on their parents' or legal guardians' motor vehicle license plates.

NY A 5251	SPONSOR:	Titone [D]
	TITLE:	Persons Under 18 Years of Age Charged With a Traffic Vi
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that persons under 18 years of age charged with a traffic violation must appear in court with a parent or guardian to answer the charge; such person may not make an appearance by mail.

NY A 5284	SPONSOR:	Hooper [D]
	TITLE:	Restrictions on Passengers Under Eighteen
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits passengers under the age of eighteen in a car with a driver having a class DJ or MJ learner's permit or license unless the passengers are related; increases the suspension period for drivers having a class DJ or MJ learner's permit or license from sixty to one hundred eighty days and institutes fines against parents who knowingly let their children operate a vehicle outside the prescribed limitations for the class DJ or MJ learner's permit or license.

NY A 6076	SPONSOR:	Schimminger [D]
	TITLE:	Imposition of Additional Fines
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes additional fines when a person fails to pay his or her fines or fails to complete counseling or community service when mandated for unlawful possession of marihuana or unlawful possession of an alcohol beverage.

NY A 6256	SPONSOR:	Robinson [D]
	TITLE:	Task Force on Food and Physical Education
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a task force on food, nutrition and physical education to investigate and establish appropriate and healthy meal plans and physical education standards for New York state schools; appropriates funds therefor.

NY A 6522	SPONSOR:	Kolb [R]
	TITLE:	Drivers License for Minors
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires minors to be enrolled in school or a graduation equivalent diploma program in order to receive their driver's licenses or learner's permits; requires the commissioners of the department of motor vehicles and the education department to promulgate rules and regulations to carry out such provisions.

NY A 6587	SPONSOR:	Blankenbush [R]
	TITLE:	Exception to Revocation of Licenses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides an exception to revocation of licenses where a licensee or permittee cooperates in any action taken against an agent or employee knowingly serving illegal alcoholic beverages.

NY A 6730	SPONSOR:	Cusick [D]
	TITLE:	Teen Driver Safety Commission
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the teen driver safety commission consisting of 12 members; requires the commission to study, examine and review the issue of teen driver safety; requires the commission to report its findings, conclusions and recommendations.

NY A 6988	SPONSOR:	Gunther [D]
	TITLE:	Abbagails Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts Abbagail's law prohibiting supervising drivers from acting under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs and subjects them to criminal charges.

NY A 7170	SPONSOR:	Palmesano [R]
	TITLE:	High School Physical Education Courses
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to hunting, fishing and outdoor education in high school physical education courses.

NY A 8275	SPONSOR:	Lavine [D]
	TITLE:	Sanctions for Underage Drivers
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the sanctions for underage drivers convicted of driving while intoxicated; dedicates fines to a fund for the purposes of funding education programs detailing the effects of driving while impaired or intoxicated and the penalties for alcohol related motor vehicle violations.

NY A 8450	SPONSOR:	Corwin [R]
	TITLE:	Renee's Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Children and Families Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts "Renee's Law"; directs the commissioner of children and family services to provide training to all employees of programs and facilities in which youth are placed or committed; grants access to office of children and family service records, juvenile delinquency records, youthful offender records and juvenile offender records of youth placed or committed to a facility, to staff members and employees who are exposed to such youth.

NY S 313	SPONSOR:	Diaz Ru [D]
	TITLE:	Premises Licensed to Sell Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires posting of sign in all premises licensed to sell alcoholic beverages on the premises which offers to assist patrons in obtaining alternative transportation.

NY S 529	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Anti Organized Retail Theft Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the "anti‑organized retail theft act".

NY S 565	SPONSOR:	Robach [R]
	TITLE:	Suspension of Drivers License
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Lengthens the suspension of a driver's license for any person found to have illegally purchased or to have attempted to illegally purchase an alcoholic beverage.

NY S 628	SPONSOR:	Fuschillo [R]
	TITLE:	Social Host Law
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates a social host law prohibiting the permitting of the consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under the age of twenty‑one years.

NY S 649	SPONSOR:	Sampson [D]
	TITLE:	Commissioner of Education
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Directs the commissioner of education to create a pilot program to improve physical education/physical activity programs in certain schools.

NY S 948	SPONSOR:	Marcellino [R]
	TITLE:	Mobile Phone and Learner Permit Holders
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Prohibits the use of mobile telephones by operators of motor vehicles who hold learner's permits.

NY S 1025	SPONSOR:	Klein [D]
	TITLE:	False Identification Liability
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Extends dram shop liability to cover persons who sell false identification to a person under 21 years of age who causes injury or damages .

NY S 1057	SPONSOR:	Parker [D]
	TITLE:	Holder of Class DJ or MJ Learners Permit
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires a holder of a class DJ or MJ learners permit, while operating a vehicle, to display a sign indicating that such vehicle is being driven by a new driver.

NY S 1536	SPONSOR:	Stavisky [D]
	TITLE:	Operating a Vehicle While Fatigued
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes the crime of operating a vehicle while fatigued; relates to vehicular assault and vehicular manslaughter by including within the definition of such crimes the operation of a vehicle while fatigued where the result of such operation is serious physical injury or death to another person.

NY S 1880	SPONSOR:	Espaillat [D]
	TITLE:	Persons Who Sell Alcohol to Minors
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes penalties for persons who sell alcohol to persons under the age of twenty‑one years; increases fines and length of imprisonment for the sale of alcoholic beverages without having the appropriate wine/beer/liquor license; increases penalties for sale to minors, loss of barbering license.

NY S 1937	SPONSOR:	LaValle [R]
	TITLE:	Education on Bias Related Crimes
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires colleges to educate the campus community on bias‑related crime, hazing, underage drinking and illegal drug use; expands authority of colleges to regulate conduct by college and student government organizations and clubs, athletic teams and clubs, alumni organizations, fraternities, sororities, and any other organization that has access to and use of the college facilities; requires colleges to adopt rules.

NY S 2053	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	State University Security Officers
	LOCATION:	Senate Higher Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires state university security officers to provide students and employees with information on security policies and incidents of crime and negligence committed upon any student or person on the campus or other college property; requires publication on an annual basis a report including statistics reflecting incidents of actual and alleged crime on campus for the most recent three year period.

NY S 2164	SPONSOR:	Golden [R]
	TITLE:	Suspension Or Revocation of Driving Privileges
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes suspension or revocation of driving privileges in this state upon conviction of procuring alcoholic beverages for a person under the age of twenty‑one.

NY S 2268	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Person Convicted of Making Graffiti
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides that a person convicted of making graffiti prior to such person's sixteenth birthday shall not obtain a driver's license until such person reaches eighteen years of age; suspends a driver's license of a person of any age for two years where such person is convicted of making graffiti.

NY S 2622	SPONSOR:	Kruger [D]
	TITLE:	Purchase of Alcohol with Fake ID
	LOCATION:	Senate Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Increases the penalties imposed on a person under the age of twenty‑one years to purchase or attempt to purchase an alcoholic beverage through the use of fake ID's; establishes fines, jail and license suspension; requires a personal identification number for individuals applying for a duplicate or amended license or permit through the department of motor vehicles website.

NY S 2842	SPONSOR:	Klein [D]
	TITLE:	Sale to a Minor of an Alcoholic Beverage
	LOCATION:	Senate Rules Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a class E felony for the sale to a minor of an alcoholic beverage containing a stimulant when such sale is made by a licensee of the state liquor authority.

NY S 2856	SPONSOR:	DeFrancisco [R]
	TITLE:	New York State Governors Council on Physical Fitness
	LOCATION:	Assembly Health Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the New York state governor's council on physical fitness, sports and health; establishes the membership of such council; creates the New York state governor's council on physical fitness, sports and health fund.

NY S 3188	SPONSOR:	Ranzenhofer [R]
	TITLE:	Courts to Suspend a Drivers License Where the Holder Fa
	LOCATION:	Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce, and Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes courts to suspend a driver's license where the holder fails to appear before the court, pay a fine, complete an alcohol awareness program or complete community service within the period of time established by such court.

NY S 3225	SPONSOR:	Ranzenhofer [R]
	TITLE:	Suspension of License Penalties for Licensed Drivers
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for suspension of license penalties for licensed drivers under the age of eighteen for violations of certain restrictions; suspension of license for ninety days for the first violation; suspension of license for one year for second and subsequent violations.

NY S 3336	SPONSOR:	Ranzenhofer [R]
	TITLE:	Failure to Complete Counseling or Community Service
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Imposes additional fines when a person fails to pay his or her fines or fails to complete counseling or community service when mandated for unlawful possession of marihuana or unlawful possession of an alcohol beverage.

NY S 3546	SPONSOR:	Lanza [R]
	TITLE:	Teen Driver Safety Commission
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the teen driver safety commission consisting of 12 members; requires the commission to study, examine and review the issue of teen driver safety; requires the commission to report its findings, conclusions and recommendations.

NY S 3591	SPONSOR:	Adams [D]
	TITLE:	Licensing of Bowling Establishments
	LOCATION:	Senate Racing, Gaming and Wagering Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Authorizes licensing of bowling establishments to offer video gaming if structure allows for segregated areas from patrons under 21 years of age; entitles the operators of bowling establishments to vendor fees where video lottery terminals are located.

NY S 3598	SPONSOR:	Adams [D]
	TITLE:	Pre‑Licensing Drivers Education Course
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Adds a bicycle, in‑line skater, skateboarder and scooter rider safety component to the pre‑licensing driver's education course.

NY S 3902	SPONSOR:	Parker [D]
	TITLE:	Instruction in Physical Education
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires instruction in physical education in certain elementary and secondary schools.

NY S 3930	SPONSOR:	Adams [D]
	TITLE:	Task Force on Food and Physical Education
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a task force on food, nutrition and physical education to investigate and establish appropriate and healthy meal plans and physical education standards for New York state schools; appropriates funds therefor.

NY S 3941	SPONSOR:	Adams [D]
	TITLE:	Regulation of Certain Events Promoted to Minors
	LOCATION:	Senate Cities Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the regulation of certain events promoted and open to minors; provides a permit process for events open to 50 of more persons; requires filing and approval of a security plan with local police; prohibits operation of such events except on weekends prior to 1:00 am.

NY S 4658	SPONSOR:	O'Mara [R]
	TITLE:	High School Physical Education Courses
	LOCATION:	Senate Environmental Conservation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to hunting, fishing and outdoor education in high school physical education courses.

NY S 5565	SPONSOR:	Young [R]
	TITLE:	Renees Law
	LOCATION:	Assembly Codes Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts "Renee's Law"; directs the commissioner of children and family services to provide training to all employees of programs and facilities in which youth are placed or committed; grants access to office of children and family service records, juvenile delinquency records, youthful offender records and juvenile offender records of youth placed or committed to a facility, to staff members and employees who are exposed to such youth.

OH H 26	SPONSOR:	Letson [D]
	TITLE:	Establishes Local Entertainment Districts in Municipal
	LOCATION:	House State Government and Elections Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes local entertainment districts in municipal corporations or unincorporated areas of counties of specified populations for the purpose of the issuance of D‑1, D‑2, and D‑5 liquor permits under specified conditions; creates the T‑1 permit.

OH H 35	SPONSOR:	Sears [R]
	TITLE:	Classroom and Behind the Wheel Instruction
	LOCATION:	House Transportation, Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires the classroom and behind‑the‑wheel instruction that is given to minors in driver education courses to include instruction on the proper driving techniques that noncommercial motor vehicle operators should utilize in order to share the roadway with large commercial motor vehicles safely.

OH H 283	SPONSOR:	Grossman [R]
	TITLE:	Driver's License Requirements
	LOCATION:	House Transportation, Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires each person under eighteen years of age applying for a driver's license to complete a first‑aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation training course.

OH S 19	SPONSOR:	Hughes [R]
	TITLE:	Probationary Drivers License Suspension
	LOCATION:	Bills for Senate Third Consideration
	SUMMARY:
	Permits a judge to elect to order the Registrar of Motor Vehicles not to suspend the probationary driver's license, restricted license, or temporary instruction permit of certain juvenile repeat traffic violators; requires the Registrar to establish standards for advanced juvenile driver improvement programs.

PA H 254	PN:	205
	AUTHOR:	Grove [R]
	TITLE:	Vehicles Code and Learners Permits
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for learners' permits.

PA H 330	PN:	285
	AUTHOR:	Shapiro [D]
	TITLE:	Junior Driver's Licensing Procedures
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; further provides for Commonwealth portion of fines and for municipal corporation portion of fines; defines interactive wireless communication device; further provides for junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors.

PA H 340	PN:	295
	AUTHOR:	Baker M [R]
	TITLE:	Sales of Alcohol to Minors
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code and the Vehicles Code; Further provides for selling or furnishing liquor or malt or brewed beverages to minors, for restriction of operating privileges and for suspension of operating privilege.

PA H 395	PN:	469
	AUTHOR:	O'Neill [R]
	TITLE:	Medical Assistance and Alcohol Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code related to purchase, consumption, possession or transportation of liquor or malt or brewed beverages and actions of minors; provides an immunity from prosecution for a person seeking medical attention for another and in cases where the sole means for law enforcement officers to become aware of the person's violation is because the person placed a 911 call and reported that another person was in need of medical assistance due to alcohol consumption.

PA H 580	PN:	557
	AUTHOR:	Markosek [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicles and Licensing of Minors
	LOCATION:	House Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; further provides for definitions, for persons ineligible for licensing, license issuance to minors, junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for school examination or hearing or accumulation of points or excessive speeding; provides for prohibiting use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors, for duty of driver in emergency response areas.

PA H 700	PN:	705
	AUTHOR:	Saylor [R]
	TITLE:	Driver's Permits and Licenses
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Vehicles Code; requires compliance with Federal Selective Service requirements as part of application for learners' permits or drivers' licenses.

PA H 927	PN:	996
	AUTHOR:	Delozier [R]
	TITLE:	Child Labor
	LOCATION:	House Labor & Industry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Regulates child labor; confers powers and duties on the Department of Labor and Industry and the Department of Education; imposes penalties; Makes a repeal.

PA H 1073	PN:	1164
	AUTHOR:	Kavulich [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverage and College Students
	LOCATION:	House Liquor Control Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for notifications in connection with the purchase, consumption, possession and transportation of alcoholic beverages by certain students enrolled in institutions of higher education, for enforcement and for a civil penalty.

PA H 1120	PN:	1215
	AUTHOR:	Waters [D]
	TITLE:	Age Verification for Liquor Sales
	LOCATION:	House Liquor Control Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Liquor Code; provides for an electronic age verification system.

PA H 1201	PN:	1312
	AUTHOR:	Cruz [D]
	TITLE:	Physical Education in Schools
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949 in terms and courses of study; provides for physical education.

PA H 1266	PN:	1405
	AUTHOR:	Smith K [D]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Policy in Institutions of Higher Education
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Requires institutions of higher education to implement alcohol policies; provides for enforcement by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board; prescribes a penalty.

PA H 1348	PN:	1599
	AUTHOR:	Killion [R]
	TITLE:	Charter Schools
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949; provides for definitions and for concurrent enrollment agreements; repeals provisions relating to charter schools; provides for charter schools and cyber charter schools.

PA H 1795	PN:	2298
	AUTHOR:	Briggs [D]
	TITLE:	Public School Physical Fitness
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949; provides for physical fitness.

PA S 1	PN:	1711
	AUTHOR:	Piccola [R]
	TITLE:	Opportunity Scholarships
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949; establishes the Charter School Funding Advisory Committee; provides for powers of charter schools and for charter school requirements; provides for assessment and evaluation, for school district and intermediate unit responsibilities and for establishment of cyber charter school provides for opportunity scholarships; provides for educational improvement tax credit for businesses that contribute to scholarship funds.

PA S 70	PN:	55
	AUTHOR:	Greenleaf [R]
	TITLE:	Lodging and Housing Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Urban Affairs and Housing Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Lodging and Housing Code; provides for hotels; provides that a hotelkeeper shall have the right to refuse or deny accommodations, facilities or privileges of a lodging establishment to a person unable to pay, unaccompanied minors, disorderly persons, persons who may be bringing in explosives or illegal firearms and persons who exceed the maximum number of people in a room; relates to payment in advance and cash damage deposits; prohibits discrimination; provides penalties for violations.

PA S 117	PN:	95
	AUTHOR:	White D [R]
	TITLE:	False Identification Cards
	LOCATION:	Senate Appropriations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends Crimes and Offenses of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes; further provides for the offense of carrying a false identification card.

PA S 635	PN:	643
	AUTHOR:	Wozniak [D]
	TITLE:	Vehicles Code
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Defines interactive wireless communications device; further provides for junior driver's license and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits interactive wireless communications devices; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors, for duty of driver in emergency response areas, for accident report forms, for department to compile, tabulate and analyze accident reports.

PA S 743	PN:	756
	AUTHOR:	Rafferty [R]
	TITLE:	Public School Courses of Study
	LOCATION:	House Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949 in terms and courses of study; provides for teaching safe driving of motor vehicles.

PA S 749	PN:	767
	AUTHOR:	Dinniman [D]
	TITLE:	Drivers Licensing Regulation and Fines
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code and the Vehicles Code; further provides for Commonwealth portion of fines, etc; for municipal corporation portion of fines; defines interactive wireless communication device; further provides for junior driver's license, for learners' permits and for suspension of operating privilege; prohibits use of interactive wireless communication device; further provides for duty of driver in construction and maintenance areas or on highway safety corridors.

PA S 790	PN:	1792
	AUTHOR:	Earll [R]
	TITLE:	Liquor Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Second Consideration
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Liquor Code; provides for shipment of wine into the Commonwealth; provides for requirements for a direct wine shipper license; provides that a direct shipper will be subject to all taxes due on sales to residents of this Commonwealth with the amount of such taxes to be calculated as if the sale were in this Commonwealth at the location where delivery is made.

PA S 807	PN:	813
	AUTHOR:	Rafferty [R]
	TITLE:	Crimes and Offenses Code
	LOCATION:	Senate Law and Justice Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code; further provides for penalties for selling or furnishing liquor or malt or brewed beverages to minors.

PA S 876	PN:	891
	AUTHOR:	Rafferty [R]
	TITLE:	Minors Resulting in Death or Injury Due to Alcohol
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code; provides for the offense of selling or furnishing liquor or malt or brewed beverages to minors resulting in injury or death.

PA S 904	PN:	919
	AUTHOR:	Piccola [R]
	TITLE:	Public School Code of 1949
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Public School Code of 1949; provides for definitions and for concurrent enrollment agreements; repeals provisions relating to charter schools; provides for charter schools and cyber charter schools.

PA S 942	PN:	1117
	AUTHOR:	Corman [R]
	TITLE:	Liquor Purchases and Consumption
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Crimes and Offenses Code; further provides penalties for purchase, consumption, possession or transportation of liquor or malt or brewed beverages by a minor.

PA S 943	PN:	1118
	AUTHOR:	Corman [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol Offense Prevention Fee
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Code in financial matters and, imposing an alcohol offense prevention fee in certain municipalities. for offenses relating to alcoholic beverages.

RI H 5013	AUTHOR:	Corvese [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would require persons seeking a Rhode Island driver's license to complete a minimum of six hours of over‑the‑road driver's training from a licensed drivers training school within this state. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5254	AUTHOR:	Hearn [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Eliminates underage nights at nightclubs where alcoholic beverages are served; take effect upon passage.

RI H 5311	AUTHOR:	Petrarca [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Repeals all Class N nightclub licenses which allow persons under the age of twenty‑one on the premises of an establishment where alcoholic beverages are served; takes effect upon passage.

RI H 5688	AUTHOR:	Jacquard [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would establish as felonies the motor vehicle offenses of furnishing or procuring alcoholic beverages and/or controlled substances to underage persons resulting in death or serious bodily injury. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5749	AUTHOR:	Malik [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would eliminate the requirement that any person between the age of eighteen (18) and twenty‑one (21) attend an education program approved by the department of health and would clarify that while a parent may furnish a minor an alcoholic beverage, he or she cannot do so in a licensed establishment. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5812	AUTHOR:	Fellela [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would require persons seeking a Rhode Island driver's license to complete a minimum of six (6) hours of over‑the‑road driver's training from a licensed drivers training school within this state. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI H 5814	AUTHOR:	Malik [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would include Class A licensees and their sellers in the requirement to demonstrate alcohol service training certification. It would also clarify the penalties for both non‑ compliant servers and non‑compliant RBST programs. This act would also change the waiting period for new employees to become certified from sixty (60) days to thirty (30) days for all classes of alcohol licensees.

RI S 246	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Alters the penalties for persons who are under twenty‑one years and who are convicted of procuring alcohol for underage persons; limits the exemption for parents and guardians procuring alcohol for a minor child or ward when in an establishment licensed to sell or serve alcoholic beverages; takes effect upon passage.

RI S 255	AUTHOR:	Sosnowski [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Special Legislation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Changes the existing law to include Class A and Class ED licensees and their sellers in the requirement to demonstrate existing Alcohol Server Training certification; clarifies penalties for both non‑compliant servers and non‑compliant RBST programs; changes the waiting period for new employees to become certified from 60 days to 30 days for all classes of alcohol licenses; clarifies the law to reflect the new name of the department of behavioral, healthcare, developmental disabilities and hospitals.

RI S 346	AUTHOR:	Lombardo [D]
	TITLE:	Motor and Other Vehicles
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would make unlawful the use of a non‑hands‑free mobile telephone by any person under the age of twenty‑one (21) while operating a motor vehicle on any highway, road or street within the state with the exception of public safety personnel. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 644	AUTHOR:	Goodwin [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would provide that if a law enforcement officer reasonably believes that an underage individual is under the influence of alcohol, the officer shall require an immediate preliminary breath analysis to determine the individual's blood alcohol content. This act would take effect upon passage.

RI S 777	AUTHOR:	Goodwin [D]
	TITLE:	Alcoholic Beverages
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Would allow a law enforcement officer who reasonably believes that a person who is not twenty‑one (21) years old under the influence to require the person to submit to a breath analysis and would make it a violation of this section to have measurable odor of any alcoholic beverage on the person. Violations of this act would remain the exclusive jurisdiction of the family or district courts. This act would take effect upon passage.

SC H 3130	AUTHOR:	Brady [R]
	TITLE:	Sexting Offense
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the offense of sexting; provides for a civil fine and the creation of an educational program for a person who commits the offense; provides for the restriction of a minor's driving privileges under certain circumstances; provides certain safeguards for minors who commit the offense; provides for the use of the uniform traffic ticket for the offense and for jurisdiction over the offense in the municipal or magistrates court.

SC H 3164	AUTHOR:	Young T [R]
	TITLE:	School Attendance Conditions
	LOCATION:	Senate Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to school attendance conditions associated with the issuance of conditional and special restricted driver's licenses; provides that these and additional conditions shall apply to the issuance or reinstatement of a beginner's permit, conditional driver's license, special restricted driver's license, and a regular driver's license issued to a person less than eighteen years of age; provides that a minor's privilege to drive must be suspended under certain circumstances.

SC H 4294	AUTHOR:	Harrison [R]
	TITLE:	Driver's License Suspension
	LOCATION:	House Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the suspension of a driver's license to a person under the age of twenty‑one for having an unlawful alcohol concentration; revises the penalties to include requiring an offender who operates a vehicle to have an ignition interlock device installed on the vehicle; relates to the suspension of a license, a license renewal or its return, and issuance of a license that restricts the driver to only operating a vehicle with an ignition interlock device.

SC S 56	AUTHOR:	Martin L [R]
	TITLE:	Unlawfully Providing Alcohol Offense
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the offense of unlawfully providing beer or wine to a person under the age of twenty‑one when great bodily injury or death results to the person under the age of twenty‑one or to another person and provides penalties; creates the offense of unlawfully providing alcoholic liquors to a person under the age of twenty‑one when great bodily injury or death results to the person under the age of twenty‑one or to another person.

SC S 83	AUTHOR:	Ford [D]
	TITLE:	Beer, Wine and Liquor Sales to Minors
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the unlawful purchase or possession of beer, wine, or alcoholic liquors by persons under age twenty‑one; relates to the unlawful sale of beer, wine, or alcoholic liquors to persons under age twenty‑one; relates to the unlawful transfer of beer, wine, or alcoholic liquors for the consumption of persons under age twenty‑one; provides an exception for persons serving in the Armed Forces of the United States.

SC S 163	AUTHOR:	Shoopman [R]
	TITLE:	Alcohol and Minors
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the offenses of unlawfully providing beer or wine to a person under the age of twenty‑one when great bodily injury or death results to the person under the age of twenty‑one or to another person; provides penalties; creates the offenses of unlawfully providing alcoholic liquors to a person under the age of twenty‑one when great bodily injury or death results to the person under the age of twenty‑one or to another person; provides penalties.

SC S 210	AUTHOR:	Lourie [D]
	TITLE:	Beginner Permits
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to beginner permits; requires a person who is issued a beginner's permit while under sixteen years of age to hold the permit for at least three hundred sixty‑five days before being eligible for a special restricted driver's license; provides that beginner permits are valid for eighteen months.

SC S 296	AUTHOR:	Fair [R]
	TITLE:	Sexting Offenses and Driving Privileges
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the offense of sexting; provide for a civil fine and the creation of an educational program for a person who commits the offense; provides for the restriction or delayed issuance of a minor's driving privileges under certain circumstances; provides safeguards for minors who commit the offense; provides for the use of the uniform traffic ticket for the offense and for jurisdiction over the offense in the municipal or magistrates court; requires parental notification of the minor's offense.

SC S 422	AUTHOR:	Cromer [R]
	TITLE:	Special Restricted Driver's Licenses
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the issuance of special restricted driver's licenses to certain minors; provides that the restrictions placed on a holder of this license may be waived or modified to allow the license holder to travel between his home and a church‑related or sponsored activity.

SC S 448	AUTHOR:	Hutto C [D]
	TITLE:	All‑terrain Vehicle Regulation
	LOCATION:	Senate Fish, Game and Forestry Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts Chandler's Law; provides for regulation of the operation of all‑terrain vehicles including minimum age requirements for the operation of all‑terrain vehicles, safety course completion requirements, safety equipment requirements, and passenger riding requirements; provides for the enforcement of the provisions contained in this chapter; provides that all‑terrain vehicles are exempt from ad valorem taxes; provides penalties for certain violations.

SC S 562	AUTHOR:	Martin L [R]
	TITLE:	School Attendance Conditions
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to school attendance conditions associated with the issuance of conditional and special restricted driver's licenses; provides that these and additional conditions shall apply to the issuance or reinstatement of a beginner's permit, conditional driver's license, special restricted driver's license, and a regular driver's license issued to a person less than seventeen years of age; provides for the suspension of a person's permit or license if he fails to comply with these conditions.

SC S 583	AUTHOR:	Knotts [R]
	TITLE:	Moped Provisions
	LOCATION:	Senate Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates provisions that govern the operation, registration, titling, and licensing of mopeds; relates to the definition of certain terms that relate to the operation of motor vehicles; revises the definition of the terms owner, motorcycle, low speed vehicle; provides definitions for the terms moped, daylight hours, and vehicle.

SC S 746	AUTHOR:	Lourie [D]
	TITLE:	Driver's License Suspension
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to the suspension of a driver's license to a person under the age of twenty‑one for having an unlawful alcohol concentration; revises the penalties to include requiring an offender who operates a vehicle to have an ignition interlock device installed on the vehicle.

US H 422	SPONSOR:	Baca [D]
	TITLE:	Mandatory Physical Education Programs for Children
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to ensure that schools have physical education programs that meet minimum requirements for physical education.

US H 458	SPONSOR:	Slaughter [D]
	TITLE:	Information on Equality in School Athletic Programs
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to direct certain coeducational elementary and secondary schools to make available information on equality in school athletic programs, and for other purposes.

US H 1057	SPONSOR:	Kind [D]
	TITLE:	Standards for Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to improve standards for physical education.

US H 1515	SPONSOR:	Bishop T [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Safety Grants to States with Minimum Requirement
	LOCATION:	House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides driver safety grants to States with graduated driver licensing Laws that meet certain minimum requirements.

US H 1636	SPONSOR:	Payne [D]
	TITLE:	Learning Time Initiatives
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Creates the Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act; provides for expanded learning time initiatives and grants to improve student achievement; provides for an evaluation of the program.

US H 2684	SPONSOR:	Boswell [D]
	TITLE:	Elementary School Physical Fitness
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a competitive pilot program that utilizes community, innovation, and technology to improve physical fitness education and curriculum in elementary schools and secondary schools.

US H 2816	SPONSOR:	Fudge [D]
	TITLE:	School Physical Education
	LOCATION:	House Education and the Workforce Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to Promoting Health as Youth Skills In Classrooms and Life Act; establishes the Office of Safe and Healthy Students within the Department of Education to advise the the Secretary on matters related to health education, physical education, and providing a safe and supportive school climate for students' learning; provides for assessing students in health education and physical education; authorizes grants to initiate, expand, and improve health education programs for all K‑12 students.

US S 174	SPONSOR:	Harkin [D]
	TITLE:	Reduce Cost of Health Care for Americans
	LOCATION:	Senate Finance Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Improves the health of Americans and reduce health care costs by reorienting the Nation's health care system toward prevention, wellness, and health promotion.

US S 392	SPONSOR:	Udall T [D]
	TITLE:	School Physical Education and Health Education
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Supports and encourage the health and well‑being of elementary school and secondary school students by enhancing school physical education and health education.

US S 470	SPONSOR:	Casey [D]
	TITLE:	High‑Quality Early Learning and Development Programs
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes an Early Learning Challenge Fund to support States in building and strengthening systems of high‑quality Early learning and development programs and for other purposes.

US S 528	SPONSOR:	Gillibrand [D]
	TITLE:	Driver Safety Grants
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides driver safety grants to States with graduated driver licensing Laws that meet certain minimum requirements.

US S 576	SPONSOR:	Harkin [D]
	TITLE:	Standards for Physical Education
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to improve standards for physical education.

US S 854	SPONSOR:	Lautenberg [D]
	TITLE:	Programs and Activities for Underage Drinking
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Provides for programs and activities with respect to the prevention of underage drinking.

US S 919	SPONSOR:	Harkin [D]
	TITLE:	Grant Programs for Students
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Enacts the Successful, Safe, and Healthy Students Act of 2011; reserves certain funds for grants to states for learning measurement system grants; provides for Successful, Safe, and Healthy Students state grants for certain student services, including school psychiatrists, drug and violence prevention and physical education programs; appropriates funds.

US S 1370	SPONSOR:	Boxer [D]
	TITLE:	21st Century Community Learning Centers
	LOCATION:	Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reauthorizes 21st century community learning centers, and for other purposes.

US S 1422	SPONSOR:	Klobuchar [D]
	TITLE:	Grant Program in the Department of Transportation
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Establishes a grant program in the Department of Transportation to improve the traffic safety of teen drivers.

US S 1449	SPONSOR:	Pryor [D]
	TITLE:	Mariahs Act
	LOCATION:	Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to motor vehicle and highway safety, State highway, teen traffic, and motorcyclist safety programs, in‑vehicle alcohol detection device research, emergency medical services, importing noncompliant vehicles and equipment, importer financial responsibility, vehicle defect reporting, recall obligations, child safety seats and anchorage systems; provides grants related to improved traffic safety information systems, impaired driving countermeasures, graduated driver licensing, and distracted driving.

US S 1572	RELATED:	US H 2112, US H 2596
	SPONSOR:	Mikulski [D]
	TITLE:	Fiscal Year 2012 Appropriations
	LOCATION:	SENATE
	SUMMARY:
	Makes appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2012, and for other purposes.

US S 1813	SPONSOR:	Boxer [D]
	TITLE:	Federal Aid Highway Construction Programs
	LOCATION:	Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Reauthorizes Federal‑aid highway and highway safety construction programs; relates highway performance, a transportation mobility program, workforce development, national bridge and tunnel inventory and inspection, congestion mitigation and air quality improvement, a national freight program, highway use tax evasion projects, environmental procedures, highway worker safety, open container requirements, electric vehicle charging stations, and various related matters.

US SRES 173	SPONSOR:	Klobuchar [D]
	TITLE:	National Physical Education and Sport Week
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Designates the week of May 1 through May 7, 2011, as "National Physical Education and Sport Week".

WI A 130	AUTHOR:	Kestell [R]
	TITLE:	High School Credit for Extracurricular Sports
	LOCATION:	Assembly Education Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to granting high school credit for extracurricular sports; relates to services provided by a special education program; relates to transportation aid paid to school districts; relates to the use of moneys received by a school district from the common school fund; relates to using the results of standardized examinations to evaluate, discharge, suspend, or discipline a teacher or for the nonrenewal of a teacher's contract.

WI A 327	AUTHOR:	Rivard [R]
	TITLE:	All‑Terrain Vehicle Regulations
	LOCATION:	Assembly Transportation Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to age restrictions and safety certificate requirements regarding the operation of an all‑terrain vehicle.

WI S 159	AUTHOR:	Kedzie [R]
	TITLE:	Underage Persons Under the Influence of Alcohol
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to underage persons under the influence of alcohol beverages on school premises; provides a penalty.

WI S 235	AUTHOR:	Leibham [R]
	TITLE:	All‑Terrain Vehicle Restrictions
	LOCATION:	ASSEMBLY
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to age restrictions and safety certificate requirements regarding the operation of an all‑terrain vehicle.

WI S 287	AUTHOR:	Committee on Law Revision Cmt
	TITLE:	Correction Bill
	LOCATION:	Senate Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations Committee
	SUMMARY:
	Relates to affecting various provisions of the statutes to correct errors and reconcile conflicts (Correction Bill).

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