Rhode Island 2022 Regular Session All Bills (Page 11)

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Rhode Island 2022 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7868

Introduced
3/4/22  
Exempts anyone age sixty-five (65) or older from the fishing license fee. An application must be completed.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7902

Introduced
3/4/22  
Refer
3/4/22  
Report Pass
6/15/22  
Engrossed
6/17/22  
Enrolled
6/22/22  
Removes the ban that prohibited members of the state labor relations board from holding public office.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7893

Introduced
3/4/22  
Requires landlords to complete the landlord portion of an application for federal emergency rental assistance before starting an action for eviction against a residential tenant for nonpayment of rent.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7834

Introduced
3/4/22  
Refer
3/4/22  
Report Pass
5/17/22  
Engrossed
6/21/22  
Enrolled
6/22/22  
Transfers all responsibility for oversize/overweight permitting to the department of transportation and amends and increases fines for all oversize and overweight infractions.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7862

Introduced
3/4/22  
Waives fees for the applicant to volunteer at a school. It also waives fees for criminal background checks on any employee seeking employment for a position with a salary of less than forty thousand dollars ($40,000).
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Rhode Island House Bill H7938

Introduced
3/7/22  
Specifies and restricts use of excessive physical force by peace officers and creates a civil action for constitutional rights violations as well as impose a duty to intervene on officers on scene. Requires reporting of incident information.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7844

Introduced
3/4/22  
Increases penalties for violations of the duties of the utilities and carriers chapter.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7926

Introduced
3/7/22  
Raises the maximum age of eligibility for pediatric palliative services from eighteen (18) to twenty-six (26) and raises the eligibility for enhanced services from age eight (8) to age twenty-six (26).
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Rhode Island House Bill H7957

Introduced
3/7/22  
Refer
3/7/22  
Report Pass
6/15/22  
Engrossed
6/21/22  
Enrolled
6/24/22  
Exempts from taxation the real and tangible personal property of Sophia Academy, San Miguel Education Center, and Community Preparatory School, Inc., all of which are located in the city of Providence.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7874

Introduced
3/4/22  
Authorizes a licensed pharmacist, who successfully completes a course on tobacco cessation therapy, to prescribe and dispense FDA-approved tobacco cessation drug products to a qualified patient pursuant to rules adopted by the board of pharmacy.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7870

Introduced
3/4/22  
Prohibits the sale of certain flavored tobacco products and electronic nicotine-delivery systems with exemptions for compassion centers and licensed cultivators registered with the Rhode Island department of business regulation.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7832

Introduced
3/4/22  
Amends certain provisions relative to the application for absentee mail ballots, including a process to be included on a permanent mail voter list.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7901

Introduced
3/4/22  
Eliminates repealed statute references and create a mechanism for employees to enforce their existing right to continuation of medical benefits.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7897

Introduced
3/4/22  
Title insurance companies may authorize anyone to act as a title insurance agent. Continuing education required.
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Rhode Island House Bill H7894

Introduced
3/4/22  
Requires all property owners of rental property to file with the secretary of state notice of their name, home address, including zip code, and telephone number. The secretary of state shall comply a report of such information.