All Bills - Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00580
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To protect small community hospitals by exempting them from the hospital tax.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00581
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To require representation on the governing body of each city, town, borough, district or association with municipal powers that is elected by those residing within such city, town, borough, district or association.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00582
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
3/24/17
Refer
3/24/17
Refer
4/5/17
Refer
4/5/17
Report Pass
4/11/17
To prevent foreign influence in elections, including those held in Connecticut, and limit the amount of covered transfers that may be received from a single person.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00583
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To regulate Internet business for house-sharing and renting.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00584
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To require a study and report on the current status of the Health Reinsurance Association, whether the association may resume performance of the functions it performed prior to passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and recommending legislative changes to enable the association to resume performance of such functions.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00585
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To incorporate into the general statutes provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act requiring health insurance coverage for breast pumps and improve protections afforded to women breastfeeding in places of employment.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00586
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
3/3/17
Report Pass
3/9/17
Refer
3/20/17
Refer
3/20/17
Report Pass
3/27/17
Report Pass
3/27/17
Engrossed
6/1/17
Engrossed
6/1/17
Report Pass
6/2/17
Report Pass
6/2/17
To: (1) Expand mandated health benefits for women, children and adolescents; (2) expand mandated contraception benefits; and (3) require the Commissioner of Social Services to amend the Medicaid state plan to provide expanded contraception benefits.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00587
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To require full restitution from perpetrators regardless of changes to their parole or probation status.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00588
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To improve training and prevention services for domestic violence.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00589
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To protect victims of human trafficking.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00590
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To establish regulations on interaction between state and local agencies and immigration and custom enforcement.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00591
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To establish an immigrants' bill of rights.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00592
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To raise the crime victim compensation limit for victims of sexual assault.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00593
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To amend section 45a-436 of the general statutes to ensure equity when the Probate Court settles an estate.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00594
Introduced
1/24/17
Introduced
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
Refer
1/24/17
To require that all judges of the Superior Court attend trainings from outside experts on sexual assault and domestic violence.