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Hearings/Status/Committee	Bill_Position	Title/Summary	Take_Action_Today_Here’s_How:
Executive Session
Executive Session: 3/04 9:00 am GP 158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1071 🟢SUPPORT	repealing immunity afforded health care facilities when following directives adopted in response to the COVID-19 state of emergency details: This bill repeals immunity afforded health care facilities when following directives adopted in response to the COVID-19 state of emergency.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session: 3/04 9:00 am GP 158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1706 🟢SUPPORT	repealing the refugee resettlement program in the department of health and human services and prohibiting expenditure of state funds on refugee resettlement. details: This bill repeals the refugee resettlement program in the department of health and human services and prohibits expenditure of state funds on refugee resettlement.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session: 3/04 9:00 am GP 158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1117 🟢SUPPORT	relative to the right of licensed health care providers to freely communicate with patients, colleagues, and the public about medical information, emerging therapies, and treatment options. details: This bill provides that a health care provider shall not be subject to disciplinary action, professional sanction, or civil or criminal liability for communicating with a patient, another provider, or the public about emerging medical research, experimental treatments, innovative therapies, or off-label uses of medications, provided the communication is made in good faith and not knowingly false or misleading. This bill is a free speech in medicine bill. During the Covid panic, we saw some brave doctors speak out against pandemic measures or for different forms of Covid treatment and their licenses were threatened. This bill enshrines a medical professional’s right to free speech in medicine.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session: 3/4 9:00 am GP 158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1449 🟢SUPPORT	limiting time for vaccine clinics at schools & requiring parent/guardian details: This bill prohibits the operation of a vaccination clinic at schools during school hours and requires the parent or legal guardian of a child be present during the administration of any vaccination to their child at such a clinic. In years past, unfortunately several children were vaccinated in school vaccine clinics without parental consent. While this violates current law, this bill would require that school vaccine clinics occur outside of school hours and that a parent must be present. This would eliminate any future “accidents”.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Children & Family Law	HB 1376 🟢SUPPORT	relative to a parent’s ability to raise their child in a manner consistent with the child’s biological sex. details: This bill exempts child rearing consistent with the child’s biological sex from being considered within the definition of abused child and child endangerment. The bill also removes child rearing consistent with the child’s biological sex from being a basis for findings relative to family law determinations, including: adoptions, child-placing agency licensing, and best interests of the child determinations.	• consider follow-up with committee members
House Session TBD House Judiciary ITL Vote 14-0; CC	HB 1564 🟢SUPPORT	removing all references of gender identity in New Hampshire statutes.. details: This bill removes all references of gender identity in New Hampshire statutes with the exception of RSA 332-M:2, III-a.	• Submit stance & thoughts • Attend & testify!
Executive Session TBD House Judiciary	HB 1217 🟢SUPPORT	permitting classification of individuals based on biological sex under certain limited circumstances details: This bill permits the public and private classification of individuals based on biological sex in multi-user lavatory facilities and in athletic competitions where biological males have a competitive advantage. The bill also establishes that these forms of separation based on biological sex do not qualify as discrimination.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Judiciary	HB 1299 🟢SUPPORT	permitting biological classification details: This bill permits the public and private classification of individuals based on biological sex in multi-user facilities, athletic and sporting competitions, and correctional and treatment facilities. The bill also establishes that these forms of separation based on biological sex do not qualify as discrimination.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Judiciary	HB 1442 🟢SUPPORT	limiting the use of certain facilities on the basis of sex and redefining the term “gender identity.” details: AN ACT limiting the use of certain facilities on the basis of sex and redefining the term “gender identity.”	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Judiciary	HB 1447 🟢SUPPORT	restricting the use of certain public and private facilities on the basis of sex and establishing that such restriction does not qualify as discrimination. details: AN ACT restricting the use of certain public and private facilities on the basis of sex and establishing that such restriction does not qualify as discrimination.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Environment & Agriculture	HB 1488 🟢SUPPORT	relative to rabies vaccines for animals. details: This bill enables a veterinarian to make an exemption from the rabies vaccine for animals after performing certain testing.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Judiciary	HB 1292 🟢SUPPORT	expanding the right to try act to include certain qualifying severe illness and permitting certain regenerative stem cell therapies under the act. details: This bill: I. Extends the right to try act to include patients with “qualifying severe illness” and defines related terms. II. Removes the definition of “investigational drug, biologic, or device.” III. Permits access to unapproved treatments under specified conditions and adds a new section regulating regenerative stem cell therapies, including consent, accreditation, advertising, and disclosure requirements. IV. Authorizes injunctive relief for violations and prohibits the use of stem cells derived from a fetus or embryo after an abortion.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Executive Departments and Administration	HB 1675 🟢SUPPORT	investigate the New Hampshire Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence details: This bill establishes a commission to investigate the New Hampshire Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, subjects the coalition to annual audits, requiring funding only be provided to the coalition for services materially benefitting survivors of sexual and domestic assault, and removes the coalition’s membership on any state commissions.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD House Education Policy & Admin	HB 1191 🟢SUPPORT	relative to parental notice for non-academic surveys in public schools. details: The bill requires school districts to email parents copies of non-academic surveys in public schools and removes the exception for the youth risk behavior survey, requiring parents to opt-in for their children to participate in this survey.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session TBD Executive Depts & Admin	HB 1616 🟢SUPPORT	Prohibiting state and political subdivision from advertising vaccines. details: This bill prohibits state agencies and political subdivisions from advertising or expending funds to advertise vaccines in the state of New Hampshire.	• consider follow-up with committee members
House Session TBD House Science, Tech & Energy – no recommendation	HR 35 🟢SUPPORT	prohibiting intentional polluting emissions, including cloud seeding, weather modification details: This resolution urges the prohibition of the intentional release of polluting emissions, including cloud seeding and weather modification, to preserve the atmosphere of New Hampshire.	• contact your state Reps
Session TBD
House Session TBD House Education Policy & Admin OTPA 10:8	CACR 24 🟢SUPPORT	Constitutional Amendment for a parent’s right to educate their child. details: This constitutional amendment concurrent resolution amends the constitution to include a right for parents and legal guardians to direct the education of their children.	• consider follow-up with committee members
House Session TBD House Education Policy & Admin OTPA 10:8	HB 1268 🟢SUPPORT	Home Education Freedom Act details: This bill would make NH the second state in the country to proactively deregulate homeschooling legislatively.	• consider follow-up with committee members
House Session TBD House Children & Family Law – no recommendation	HB 1378 🟢SUPPORT	relative to parental access to a minor child’s electronic medical records. details: This bill provides parents of minor children full access to their minor children’s medical record except under certain circumstances.	• consider follow-up with committee members
House Session TBD House Children & Family Law – recommended interim study	HB 1804 🟢SUPPORT (off topic, but important to many of us)	consolidating school administrative units, making chief school administrator jobs an elected position, and defining education roles. details: This bill: I. Consolidates the authority and duties of school administrative units. II. Empowers school boards to develop, evaluate, and implement school curriculums. III. Makes chief school administrators elected officials. Republicans are fighting to consolidate bloated School Administrative Units (SAUs) that are draining taxpayer dollars with excessive administrative overhead. While Democrats protect the education bureaucracy, we’re working to streamline administration and put more money directly into classrooms where it belongs. HB 1804 would create real accountability by consolidating SAUs and reducing administrative waste. New Hampshire families deserve efficient schools, not bureaucratic empires. 107 Administrative Offices – wouldn’t it make sense to consolidate to 12. -process payroll -Human resources -accounts payable -Contract management – Open Bids -Medicaid billing School boards would not be affected. Huge savings in administrative cost!	• consider follow-up with committee members
HOUSE SESSION TBD House Education Policy & Admin ITL 10:8	HB 1820 HFNH is not taking a stance.	requiring the department of education to administer the education freedom account program. details: This bill changes the administration of the education freedom account program under RSA 194-F from scholarship organizations to the department of education.	This bill may be of interest. Contact your state Reps
HOUSE SESSION TBD House Education Policy & Admin ITL 10:8	HB 1834 🛑OPPOSE	relative to the education freedom account enrollment cap. details: This bill limits the number of education freedom accounts allowed through 2027.	This bill may be of interest. Contact your state Reps
HOUSE SESSION TBD Environment and Agriculture OTP-A 13:2	HB 1431 FN HFNH review of amendment pending.	restricting the use of neonicotinoid pesticides details: This bill restricts the use of neonicotinoid pesticides and requires the department of agriculture, markets, and food to create an educational program about the use of such pesticides and alternatives.	• contact your state House
Senate Session TBD Senate Health & Human Services 5:0	SB 550 🛑 OPPOSE	Insurance coverage Naturopathy providers. details: This bill requires group insurance policies issued in the state to include coverage for naturopathy providers.	• contact your state Senator to OPPOSE THIS BILL
Pending Update
Passed House & Senate	HB 191	providing criminal penalties for the transporting of an unemancipated minor in order to obtain a surgical procedure or a termination of the minor’s pregnancy without parental permission. details: SEE HOUSE VERSION & SENATE VERSION	stay tuned
Executive Session: 2/13/26 10:00 am GP 158 House Judiciary	HB 1356 🟢SUPPORT	relative to the statute of limitations for violation of the statute prohibiting medical altering of a minor’s gender. details: This bill extends the time period to file a claim for violation of the prohibition on medical procedures intended to change a minor’s gender from 2 years to 10 years from the date the minor reaches the age of majority.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session 2/18 2:30 pm GP158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1321 🛑OPPOSE	relative to the regulation of the provision of elective intravenous therapy. details: Paramedics and AEMTs in NH are already authorized to initiate IV access and administer medications in high-acuity, emergency environments under physician-approved standing orders. If they are trusted to perform these skills at 80 mph in a moving ambulance, they should not be prohibited from performing them in a controlled outpatient setting under physician oversight. This bill threatens: • Healthcare workforce stability • Patient access to care • Small healthcare businesses • Scope-of-practice consistency If you support maintaining access to physician-supervised IV therapy and protecting EMS professionals’ ability to work, register your opposition to HB1321. Do Democratic law-makers start their day looking for gaps where we can cram in more government regulation and oversight?	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session 2/18 2:30 pm GP158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1022 🟢SUPPORT	relative to religious exemption from immunization requirements. details: This bill specifies the form for religious exemption from childhood immunization requirements.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Executive Session 2/18 2:30 pm GP 158 House Health & Human Services	HB 1219 🟢SUPPORT	relative to immunization requirements in foster family homes. details: This bill provides that there shall be no vaccination or immunization requirements for foster parents that exceed vaccination or immunization requirements under RSA 141-C:20-a, either in type of vaccination, quality of doses, or authorization for exemption.	• consider follow-up with committee members
Public Hearing TBD Senate Health and Human Services	HB 524 Review	relative to disbursement of funds by NHVA & establishing a study committee . details: This bill directs the New Hampshire vaccine association to disburse funds collected through assessments by the end of each fiscal year to the extent practicable. The bill also establishes a committee to study the efficacy of the New Hampshire vaccine association.	• Passed the House, now moves to Senate Hearing.
Public Hearing TBD Senate Education	HB1267 🟢SUPPORT	prohibiting school district attorneys and non-school personnel from questioning students without their parent or guardian present. details: This bill requires school boards to develop and adopt a policy to prevent the questioning of minor students by non-school employees and certain school employees without prior written permission of the parents or guardians, and such policy shall require that an adult student be asked if they want their parents or guardians notified before any such questioning.	• Passed the House, now moves to Senate Hearing.
Public Hearing TBD Senate Energy and Natural Resources	HB 1128 🟢SUPPORT	restricting weather modification tech to declared emergencies details: This bill authorizes state agencies to engage in weather modification under emergency conditions.	• Passed the House, now moves to Senate Hearing.
Public Hearing TBD Senate Health & Human Services	HB 1719 🟢SUPPORT	Removing Hepatitis B immunization requirement. details: This bill removes Hepatitis B from the list of diseases for which childhood immunization is required.conditions.	• Passed the House, now moves to Senate Hearing.
Public Hearing TBD Senate Health & Human Services	HB 1584 🟢SUPPORT	Directing DHHS to provide notice of medical and religious exemptions details: House Amendment removed fiscal note. This bill directs the department of health and human services to provide notice of medical and religious exemptions from immunization requirements and provides that any written signed statement attesting to the religious objection shall be sufficient. The bill also directs the department to provide an annual compliance report to the legislature.	• Passed the House, now moves to Senate Hearing.
Hearing TBD Senate Health & Human Services	SB 520 🛑OPPOSE	relative to breast surgeries for minors details: This bill permits a physician to perform breast surgery on a minor if the procedure is at the election of the minor in consultation with her primary care physician.	stay tuned
REFERRED FOR INTERIM STUDY	HB 1671 🟢SUPPORT	prohibiting Medicaid from medical facilities that do not honor medical or religious exemptions details: This bill prohibits state Medicaid payments to facilities that discriminate against employees, students, or trainees for exercising lawful medical or religious vaccine exemptions.
ITL/Killed/Vetoed
Ayotte VETO	SB 268 🟢SUPPORT	classification based on biological sex details: This bill provides a definition for “biological sex” and provides that certain designations by biological sex do not constitute unlawful discrimination.
HOUSE ITL	HB 1452	parent-taught driver education details: This bill allows the commissioner to waive the driver education course requirement for youth operator license applicants if a parent, guardian, or other responsible adult provides equivalent instruction and training.
HOUSE ITL	HB 1716	EFA academic accountability details: This bill requires that records of educational attainment for students participating in the education freedom account program be reported to the department of education. The bill also directs the division of learner support within the department of education to develop a rubric for educational attainment portfolios and to compile data obtained from all records of educational attainment.
HOUSE ITL	HB 1819	relative to EFA service providers. details: This bill requires the state board of education to annually review education freedom account service providers for continued compliance with all state and federal anti-discrimination laws.
HOUSE ITL	HB 1811 FN 🟢SUPPORT	⭐⭐⭐ repealing statutory immunization requirements for children. details: Organizers are hoping for strong focus on human rights and informed consent. Key points/suggested commentary: • Informed Consent is a Human Right! • Mandates are unethical. • Be CLEAR, BE LOUD, BE RESPECTFUL. • AVOID debate on the science or merits of vaccines. • It DOES NOT: BAN OR LIMIT VACCINES.

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