The New Hampshire House acted on hundreds of bills last week. If you care about the environment, children and families, local control, or reproductive health you need to know that:

HB 1165, terminating the yet-to-be-implemented Granite State Paid Family Leave Program that was a late addition to last year’s budget bill, passed 172-164.

HB 1221, a bill that would lower the state’s business profits tax 0.1%–the 5th decrease since 2016–passed 177-141.

HB 1080, a bill allowing staff in health care settings, including pharmacies, to refuse to perform abortions or sell contraception if it violates their conscience, passed 175-165.

HB 1625, which repeals the right of health centers iding abortions to set up buffer “safety zones” outside their doors to protect patients from protesters, passed 168-162.

HB 1131, prohibiting local school boards from establishing face covering policies in schools during public health emergencies, passed 166-157.

HB 1148, legislation prohibiting municipalities from restricting the kind of fuel sources that can be used for energy, passed 167-142.

These bills can still be stopped. They’re on their way to the NH Senate. Please contact your state senator and/or Gov. Sununu. (See NH.gov for contact information).