All Bills - Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05903
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
3/18/15
Refer
3/18/15
Report Pass
3/27/15
Report Pass
3/27/15
Refer
4/9/15
Refer
4/9/15
Report Pass
4/15/15
Report Pass
4/15/15
Engrossed
4/22/15
Engrossed
4/22/15
Report Pass
4/24/15
Report Pass
4/24/15
Refer
5/27/15
Refer
5/27/15
Report Pass
5/30/15
Report Pass
5/31/15
Chaptered
6/16/15
Enrolled
6/18/15
Enrolled
6/18/15
Passed
7/2/15
Passed
7/2/15
To require a study concerning chronic disease.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05904
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To provide senior citizens and their families with important information about the health care providers who care for them.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05905
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To allow electrologists to use lasers for hair removal without supervision.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05906
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To improve access to treatment for opioid addiction.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05907
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
3/18/15
Report Pass
3/23/15
Refer
3/27/15
Refer
3/27/15
Report Pass
4/2/15
Engrossed
5/21/15
Report Pass
5/26/15
Report Pass
5/26/15
Chaptered
6/10/15
Enrolled
6/15/15
Enrolled
6/15/15
Passed
6/23/15
To expand the protections afforded to emergency medical services personnel who may have been exposed to a potentially life-threatening infectious disease.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05908
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To grant access to birth records by school superintendents.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05909
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To establish a program modeled after the federally-proposed legislation, Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014 ("ABLE"), to allow tax-free savings accounts for disability-related expenses.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05910
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To provide adult adopted persons access to their original birth certificates and parents' health information.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05911
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To reduce the size of the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05912
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To require training in mental health first aid for emergency medical services personnel.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05913
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
3/18/15
Report Pass
3/25/15
Report Pass
3/25/15
Refer
4/6/15
Refer
4/6/15
Report Pass
4/13/15
Report Pass
4/13/15
Engrossed
5/6/15
Engrossed
5/6/15
Report Pass
5/8/15
Chaptered
5/19/15
Enrolled
5/20/15
Enrolled
5/20/15
Passed
5/26/15
Passed
5/26/15
To establish parameters for the decontamination of reusable medical instruments or devices.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05914
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To prohibit misleading advertising of reproductive health services.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05915
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To recognize nationally-certified classical homeopaths and allow those persons to practice homeopathy.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05916
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To eliminate the difficulty individuals who purchased qualified health plans through the Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange are having finding health care providers to accept the plans.
CT
Connecticut 2015 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05917
Introduced
1/21/15
Introduced
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
Refer
1/21/15
To reimburse law enforcement units that pay the cost of certifying a police officer if such officer gains employment with a different law enforcement unit within four years of such officer's certification.