Connecticut 2010 Regular Session All Bills
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05346
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
Report Pass
3/23/10
Refer
3/30/10
Report Pass
4/7/10
Engrossed
4/14/10
Report Pass
4/16/10
To implement a recommendation of the Legislative Program and Investigations Committee concerning the application of results-based accountability principles to selected human services programs.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05347
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
To implement the recommendations of the Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee concerning the review, repeal and modification of certain tax credits.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05348
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
Report Pass
3/26/10
Refer
4/6/10
Report Pass
4/13/10
Refer
4/20/10
Report Pass
4/27/10
To implement the recommendations of the Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee concerning whistleblowers: To require the Attorney General and the Auditors of Public Accounts to post a summary of all complaints on their web site every six months, to require a more detailed report be submitted to the General Assembly, to extend the filing requirement for complaints to ninety days, to extend the rebuttable presumption period for retaliation complaints to two years, to allow human rights referees to grant temporary relief and to permit amendments to complaints, and to repeal the provision setting forth a process for requesting the Attorney General to investigate retaliation complaints.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05349
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
Refer
3/19/10
Report Pass
3/25/10
Refer
4/5/10
Report Pass
4/8/10
Refer
4/9/10
Report Pass
4/14/10
Engrossed
5/3/10
Report Pass
5/3/10
To implement the recommendations of the Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee concerning a strategic plan and coordination for alignment of postsecondary education and employment.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05350
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/2/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
Refer
3/19/10
Report Pass
3/25/10
Engrossed
5/1/10
Report Pass
5/1/10
Chaptered
5/18/10
Enrolled
5/24/10
Passed
6/7/10
To provide credit or an exemption towards the requirements of a professional license or certificate for members of the armed forces who received substantively similar training or schooling during their military service.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05351
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/2/10
Report Pass
3/15/10
Refer
3/19/10
Report Pass
3/25/10
Engrossed
4/21/10
Report Pass
4/23/10
Chaptered
5/6/10
Enrolled
5/17/10
Passed
5/18/10
To prohibit nursing home facilities from restricting patients from accessing prescription drug benefits offered through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05352
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/2/10
Report Pass
3/24/10
Refer
3/30/10
Report Pass
4/7/10
Engrossed
4/21/10
Report Pass
4/23/10
Chaptered
5/6/10
Enrolled
5/17/10
Passed
5/18/10
To commemorate the date of the return home of the last members of the armed forces who served in Vietnam by proclaiming March thirtieth of each year Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05353
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/2/10
Report Pass
3/18/10
Refer
3/29/10
Report Pass
4/6/10
To establish a task force to examine ways to develop and improve existing services for individuals with traumatic brain injury, including the unique needs and services for veterans with traumatic brain injury.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05354
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/23/10
Refer
4/1/10
Report Pass
4/8/10
Refer
4/13/10
Report Pass
4/20/10
To obtain federal incentive funds for hospitals and eligible professionals to adopt electronic health records.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05355
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/23/10
Refer
3/30/10
Report Pass
4/7/10
To establish a pilot program to provide advanced dental hygienist practitioner services in public health facilities located in the city of Hartford.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05356
Introduced
2/24/10
Refer
2/24/10
Report Pass
3/11/10
Refer
3/22/10
Report Pass
3/29/10
To require the Office of Policy and Management to standardize purchase of service contract policies and procedures.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05357
Introduced
2/25/10
Refer
2/25/10
Report Pass
3/18/10
Refer
3/26/10
Report Pass
4/1/10
Refer
4/7/10
To repeal certain underutilized tax credits.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05358
Introduced
2/25/10
Refer
2/25/10
Report Pass
3/23/10
Refer
4/1/10
Report Pass
4/8/10
Refer
4/13/10
To replace outdated references to the Standard Industrial Classification system with references to the North American Industrial Classification system, to redefine certain terms used in economic development statutes, to add to the Department of Economic and Community Development's reporting requirements, to provide direct funding to small businesses located in an incubator, and to make changes to entrepreneurial programs for dislocated workers and displaced homemakers.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05359
Introduced
2/25/10
Refer
2/25/10
To require that the Department of Environmental Protection follow the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act in creating requirements for their permitting process.
CT
Connecticut 2010 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05360
Introduced
2/25/10
Refer
2/25/10
Report Pass
3/9/10
Report Pass
3/18/10
Refer
3/29/10
Report Pass
4/6/10
Refer
4/13/10
Report Pass
4/19/10
Engrossed
4/27/10
Report Pass
4/28/10
Chaptered
5/20/10
Enrolled
5/26/10
Passed
6/8/10
To implement the recommendations of the task force on children in the recession.