All Bills - Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
CT
Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06231
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
3/15/11
Refer
3/23/11
Refer
3/23/11
Report Pass
3/29/11
Report Pass
3/29/11
To require a study of the transfer and articulation agreements of the public institutions of higher education.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06232
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
2/10/11
Report Pass
2/10/11
Refer
2/23/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
3/1/11
Report Pass
3/1/11
Engrossed
3/16/11
Engrossed
3/16/11
Report Pass
3/18/11
Report Pass
3/18/11
To allow owners of private passenger motor vehicles to submit a request for suspension of their automobile liability insurance policies by electronic mail.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06233
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
2/10/11
Report Pass
2/10/11
Refer
2/23/11
Report Pass
3/1/11
Engrossed
4/27/11
Report Pass
4/29/11
Refer
5/19/11
Report Pass
5/25/11
Report Pass
5/25/11
Report Pass
5/25/11
Report Pass
5/25/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Chaptered
6/21/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Enrolled
6/24/11
Passed
7/8/11
Passed
7/8/11
To require the written notice provided to an insured for repair or remediation work to be signed by the insured and the insurer to confirm that the insured received such notice prior to authorizing a direct payment to the person performing the repair or remediation work; and to require insurers to include a statement on the policy declaration page informing the insured of such insured's right to choose the person who will perform the repair or remediation work.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06234
Introduced
1/28/11
Introduced
1/28/11
Report Pass
2/8/11
Refer
2/14/11
Report Pass
2/22/11
Report Pass
2/22/11
Refer
3/22/11
Refer
3/22/11
Report Pass
4/14/11
Report Pass
4/14/11
Engrossed
6/1/11
Engrossed
6/1/11
Report Pass
6/2/11
Report Pass
6/2/11
Chaptered
6/28/11
Chaptered
6/28/11
Enrolled
6/30/11
Enrolled
6/30/11
Passed
7/13/11
Passed
7/13/11
To prohibit the providing or offering to, or acceptance by, an executive board member of a common interest community or a person seeking election as an executive board member any item of value based on any understanding that the vote, official action or judgment of such member or person seeking election would be or has been influenced thereby; to prohibit the managing agent or manager of an association from soliciting proxies from unit owners or campaigning for any candidate seeking election as an executive board member; to prohibit clauses in contracts for the provision of management services that hold harmless the person providing such services from liability resulting from such person's negligence or intentional acts or omissions; and to change the standard governing assessments for common expenses relating to wilful misconduct, failure to comply with a written maintenance standard or gross negligence.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06235
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
3/15/11
Report Pass
3/15/11
Refer
3/25/11
Refer
3/25/11
Report Pass
3/31/11
Report Pass
3/31/11
To require insurers, upon request by an insured, to provide partial payment of the amount of loss covered under a fire loss insurance policy as an advance payment.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06236
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To require that enrollees' health insurance identification cards list the name of the enrollee's primary care physician.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06237
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
2/22/11
Refer
3/4/11
Report Pass
3/10/11
Report Pass
3/10/11
Refer
3/22/11
Refer
3/22/11
To require common interest community associations to obtain on an annual basis rate quotes for insurance required to be maintained by such associations from at least two different insurance agencies.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06238
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Report Pass
2/24/11
Report Pass
2/24/11
Refer
3/7/11
Refer
3/7/11
Report Pass
3/14/11
Report Pass
3/14/11
Engrossed
5/25/11
Engrossed
5/25/11
Report Pass
5/27/11
Report Pass
5/27/11
Chaptered
6/28/11
Chaptered
6/28/11
Enrolled
6/30/11
Passed
7/13/11
To establish specific insurer practices relating to replacement cost coverage under a homeowners insurance policy for a residential dwelling or a commercial risk insurance policy for real property.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06239
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To permit the purchase of insurance across state lines.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06240
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To encourage persons to call for assistance on behalf of persons suffering from a drug overdose.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06241
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To require incarcerated prisoners to work while serving their prison sentence.
CT
Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06242
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To help reduce the costs of incarcerating inmates serving long prison terms.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06243
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To impose a three-year moratorium on the application of the prevailing wage to public works projects.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06244
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To provide financial relief to the state and municipalities by increasing the threshold amount for public works projects required to pay prevailing wages.
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Connecticut 2011 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06245
Introduced
1/27/11
Introduced
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
Refer
1/27/11
To help attract investment, make Connecticut more attractive to business and create more job opportunities by making Connecticut a Right to Work state.