All Bills - Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05542
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To establish a pilot program drug docket in New London County.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05543
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To provide a Probate Court with the authority to order a person with a substance use disorder or mental disability to submit to an involuntary medical evaluation.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05544
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To provide an exemption from civil liability to persons authorized to take blood samples from persons suspected of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05545
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To eliminate unnecessary paperwork and provide cost savings to the state.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05546
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To hold drug dealers criminally liable for the sale of drugs that result in the death of the person who purchased the drugs from the dealer.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05547
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To protect Connecticut citizens from the application of foreign law.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05548
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To require local or state authorities to notify federal authorities when an alien illegally or unlawfully in the United States has been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05549
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
2/8/17
To clarify unemployment tax law so that certain independent contractors are not improperly treated as employees.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05550
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To facilitate municipal public works projects by exempting certain projects from the prevailing wage requirements.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05551
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To amend the collective bargaining statutes to limit binding arbitration awards to not more than the Consumer Price Index.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05552
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To bring state and municipal collective bargaining statutes into line with neighboring states by removing retirement benefits as a subject matter for such bargaining.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05553
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To require that a collective bargaining agreement between a municipality and its employees be approved by the municipality's board of finance or equivalent body and to require that a representative of the municipality's board of finance or equivalent body participate in collective bargaining agreement negotiations and vote on proposed collective bargaining agreements.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05554
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
3/21/17
Report Pass
3/24/17
Refer
4/5/17
Report Pass
4/11/17
Report Pass
4/11/17
Refer
4/18/17
Refer
4/18/17
Report Pass
4/24/17
Engrossed
5/18/17
Engrossed
5/18/17
Report Pass
5/22/17
Report Pass
5/22/17
Chaptered
6/14/17
Enrolled
6/19/17
Passed
6/27/17
Passed
6/27/17
To exempt municipal bodies that are advisory in nature and do not have regulatory powers from political composition requirements.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05555
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To require municipalities to enforce federal and state immigration laws.
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Connecticut 2017 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05556
Introduced
1/12/17
Introduced
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
Refer
1/12/17
To eliminate the municipal budget cap.