Connecticut 2018 Regular Session All Bills
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00212
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
To require that certain individual and group health insurance policies cover certain knee aspirations for persons diagnosed with osteoarthritis.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00213
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/15/18
Refer
3/23/18
Report Pass
3/29/18
To establish a quasi-public agency responsible for establishing public-private partnerships for apprenticeship and work-based opportunities.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00214
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/6/18
Report Pass
3/6/18
Refer
3/16/18
Refer
3/16/18
Report Pass
3/22/18
Report Pass
3/22/18
To require the Board of Regents for Higher Education to obtain accreditation prior to consolidating any institution of higher education under its jurisdiction.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00215
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
4/2/18
Refer
4/13/18
Refer
4/13/18
Report Pass
4/19/18
Report Pass
4/19/18
Engrossed
5/4/18
Report Pass
5/6/18
Chaptered
5/18/18
Chaptered
5/18/18
Enrolled
5/22/18
Enrolled
5/22/18
Passed
6/4/18
Passed
6/4/18
To: (1) Remove obsolete language relating to the position of "executive secretary", (2) make a conforming change to public act 17-127, (3) ensure that a custody application is filed by a party who has standing to do so, (4) expedite the process by which one may seek restoration of his or her birth name or former name post judgment, (5) eliminate a reporting requirement relating to the duties of the Chief Family Support Magistrate, (6) remove certain infractions that do not need to be included in the statutory section relating to mail-in violations, (7) facilitate publication of Supreme and Appellate Court decisions in an electronic format, (8) allow for the termination of a bail bond for a young person who is admitted to a diversionary program related to a motor vehicle violation or alcohol-related offense, (9) enhance privacy protections for victims of sexual assault, (10) eliminate the need to send certain notices of pardon eligibility, (11) extend the reporting requirement relating to the "Civil Gideon" pilot program, and (12) expand eligibility for participation in the nonadversial dissolution of marriage process.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00216
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
To permit prophylactic treatment of minors for sexually transmitted diseases without the consent of a parent or guardian.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00217
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/23/18
Refer
4/5/18
Report Pass
4/11/18
Engrossed
5/3/18
Report Pass
5/5/18
Chaptered
5/18/18
Enrolled
5/22/18
Passed
6/1/18
To require the Health Information Technology Officer to establish a working group concerning polypharmacy and medication reconciliation.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00218
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
To prohibit the involuntary sterilization of persons with disabilities.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00219
Introduced
2/22/18
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
To raise the minimum age of persons allowed to use a tanning device at a tanning facility from seventeen to eighteen.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00220
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/16/18
Refer
3/28/18
Report Pass
4/4/18
To prohibit the operation of greyhound racing in the state.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00221
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/16/18
Report Pass
3/16/18
Refer
3/27/18
Refer
3/27/18
Report Pass
4/4/18
Report Pass
4/4/18
Refer
4/17/18
Refer
4/17/18
Report Pass
4/24/18
Report Pass
4/24/18
Report Pass
4/25/18
To increase the fine for failure to reduce speed and move over for an emergency vehicle that results in the injury of the operator of the emergency vehicle.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00222
Introduced
2/22/18
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/16/18
Report Pass
3/16/18
Refer
3/27/18
Report Pass
4/4/18
Report Pass
4/4/18
Engrossed
5/7/18
Engrossed
5/7/18
Report Pass
5/8/18
Report Pass
5/8/18
Chaptered
5/25/18
Chaptered
5/25/18
Enrolled
5/31/18
Passed
6/13/18
Passed
6/13/18
To allow: (1) The Commissioner of Administrative Services to designate a fire marshal for the Connecticut Airport Authority; and (2) the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection to designate police officers for the Connecticut Airport Authority.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00223
Introduced
2/22/18
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Refer
3/19/18
Refer
3/19/18
Report Pass
3/26/18
Report Pass
3/26/18
Refer
4/11/18
Report Pass
4/18/18
Report Pass
4/19/18
To require the Chief Court Administrator to establish a training program for judges regarding mental health and post-traumatic stress disorders affecting veterans involved in the criminal justice system.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00224
Introduced
2/22/18
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Refer
3/19/18
Refer
3/19/18
Report Pass
3/26/18
To clarify the Governor's authority with respect to the command and control of the Connecticut State Guard.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00225
Introduced
2/22/18
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Refer
3/22/18
Refer
3/22/18
Report Pass
3/28/18
Refer
4/11/18
Refer
4/11/18
To require the Commissioner of Consumer Protection to waive the registration and administration fees for veterans registered as qualifying patients for the palliative use of marijuana.
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Connecticut 2018 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00226
Introduced
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Refer
2/22/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Report Pass
3/14/18
Refer
3/19/18
Report Pass
3/26/18
Report Pass
3/26/18
Engrossed
5/4/18
Engrossed
5/4/18
Report Pass
5/6/18
Chaptered
5/25/18
Chaptered
5/25/18
Enrolled
5/31/18
Passed
6/13/18
To (1) eliminate the requirement that each organization of the state armed forces adopt bylaws for its government, and (2) direct the Governor to configure and administer military units of the state organized militia consistent with National Guard and federal military units.