All Bills - Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00982
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/14/19
Report Pass
3/14/19
Refer
3/28/19
Report Pass
4/3/19
Report Pass
4/3/19
To establish a task force to study the Insurance Department.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00983
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/14/19
Refer
3/28/19
Report Pass
4/3/19
To establish a task force to study the Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00984
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Refer
3/29/19
Refer
3/29/19
Report Pass
4/4/19
To: (1) Establish a minimum essential health coverage requirement; (2) require the Commissioner of Revenue Services to develop methods to enforce such requirement and design a tax credit to offset the cost of health insurance; (3) impose a tax on certain health carriers for net direct premiums; (4) establish the "Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange Fund"; (5) require certain insurers, health care centers, fraternal benefit societies, hospital service corporations, medical service corporations and other entities that transact health insurance business in this state or administer state health plans to offer not fewer than one qualified health plan through the Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange; and (6) require the Office of Health Strategy to study the possible implementation of state-financed health insurance premium and cost-sharing subsidies and a reinsurance program.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00985
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
To provide that coverage for certain dependent children under the group hospitalization and medical and surgical insurance plan or plans procured by the Comptroller shall terminate not earlier than the end of the calendar year during or after whichever of the following occurs first: (1) The date on which the dependent child becomes covered under a group health plan through such dependent child's own employment; or (2) attains the age of twenty-six.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00986
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To make minor changes to the statutes concerning the Connecticut Port Authority.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00987
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To make technical revisions to a transportation statute.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00988
Introduced
2/28/19
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/14/19
Report Pass
3/14/19
Refer
3/28/19
Report Pass
4/3/19
Report Pass
4/3/19
Refer
4/17/19
Refer
4/17/19
Report Pass
4/23/19
Report Pass
4/23/19
Report Pass
4/24/19
To protect the public by ensuring that workers who perform natural gas delivery work are properly trained and certified.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00989
Introduced
2/28/19
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Refer
3/29/19
Refer
3/29/19
Report Pass
4/4/19
Refer
5/8/19
Refer
5/8/19
To provide basic labor standards for transportation network company drivers.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00990
Introduced
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Refer
2/28/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Refer
4/17/19
To discourage employers from closing call centers in this state.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00991
Introduced
3/1/19
Introduced
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To establish a right to legal representation in immigration removal proceedings at the federal Executive Office for Immigration Review.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00992
Introduced
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Engrossed
5/14/19
Report Pass
5/16/19
Chaptered
6/5/19
Chaptered
6/5/19
Enrolled
6/6/19
Passed
6/18/19
To foster trust between residents and city and state officials and ensure public safety.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00993
Introduced
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
To ensure that local and state officials are fully cooperating with law enforcement personnel in the enforcement of federal immigration law.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00994
Introduced
3/1/19
Introduced
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Report Pass
3/19/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To allow a municipality to pay a disabled police officer the difference between the amount the officer would have received as pay if he or she could continue performing duties as an officer and the amount he or she is receiving from various benefits.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00995
Introduced
3/1/19
Introduced
3/1/19
Refer
3/1/19
Report Pass
3/25/19
Refer
4/4/19
Refer
4/4/19
Report Pass
4/10/19
Report Pass
4/10/19
Refer
5/8/19
Refer
5/8/19
Report Pass
5/13/19
Report Pass
5/14/19
Report Pass
5/14/19
To (1) expand the definition of "residential building" to include all condominium units and dwellings in planned unit developments for the purposes of eligibility for certain programs, and (2) require the Commissioner of Consumer Protection to conduct a study of standards and methods used to test for the presence of phyrrhotite at quarries.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00996
Introduced
3/4/19
Introduced
3/4/19
Refer
3/4/19
Refer
3/4/19
Report Pass
4/9/19
Refer
4/22/19
Refer
4/22/19
Report Pass
4/29/19
Engrossed
6/5/19
Report Pass
6/5/19
Report Pass
6/5/19
Chaptered
6/24/19
Chaptered
6/24/19
Enrolled
6/27/19
Passed
7/8/19
To provide for more appropriate enforcement of statute concerning unlawful employment of state officers or employees to influence legislation, to make a technical correction, to clarify provisions regarding the recording of telephone conversations at the behest of law enforcement, to provide an enhanced penalty in the case of second degree assault with a firearm, to extend protections against lockout to additional tenants and lessees, to repeal obsolete provisions concerning the state's attorney's role in the removal of town clerks and town treasurers and to repeal obsolete provisions regarding the role of the state's attorney with regard to highway construction and neglect of a highway.