Connecticut 2022 Regular Session All Bills
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05316
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Refer
3/21/22
Refer
3/21/22
Report Pass
3/28/22
To establish a farmers' retirement savings trust.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05317
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
3/31/22
Refer
3/31/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Refer
4/20/22
Refer
4/20/22
To establish procedures concerning the Office of the Attorney General and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05318
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Refer
3/21/22
Report Pass
3/28/22
Refer
4/13/22
Refer
4/13/22
To establish a student loan registry.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05319
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Refer
3/22/22
Refer
3/22/22
Report Pass
3/29/22
To require the disclosure of prepayment penalties.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05320
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
3/31/22
Refer
3/31/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Refer
4/13/22
To (1) require the registration of virtual currency businesses, (2) establish consumer protections concerning virtual currency, and (3) allow the acceptance of credit and debit cards for the purchase of virtual currency.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05321
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/25/22
Report Pass
4/7/22
Refer
4/19/22
Refer
4/19/22
Report Pass
4/26/22
Report Pass
4/26/22
To establish a system of professional development for paraeducators, to convene a working group to develop recommendations for the creation of a system of professional certification for paraeducators and to require adequate notice and training about planning and placement team meetings and access to individualized education programs for paraeducators in the provision of special education services.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05322
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
To create a human services permit that allows individuals to provide mental health and human services to students in schools, and to require school social workers assigned to students to conduct at least two home visits for each such student during the school year.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05323
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/25/22
Report Pass
3/25/22
Refer
4/4/22
Refer
4/4/22
Report Pass
4/11/22
To establish a working group to examine ways to consolidate or eliminate unnecessary, obsolete or redundant professional development and in-service training requirements for educators.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05324
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
To require electric distribution companies to provide on-bill information to customers with residential solar detailing the generation from the solar systems and the amount of excess power sold to the electric distribution company in kilowatts and dollars.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05325
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
4/1/22
Refer
4/1/22
Report Pass
4/7/22
Report Pass
4/7/22
To require the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection to make policy recommendations and perform modeling with respect to hydropower facilities in the state's next Comprehensive Energy Strategy.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05326
Introduced
3/3/22
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
3/31/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
To mandate procedures that residential solar photovoltaic systems providers and agents of such providers must follow when conducting residential solar photovoltaic systems solicitations and to require solar companies to respond promptly to buyers and sellers during real estate transactions.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05327
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
3/31/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Engrossed
4/13/22
Engrossed
4/13/22
Report Pass
4/18/22
Report Pass
4/18/22
Passed
5/3/22
Passed
5/3/22
Chaptered
5/10/22
Chaptered
5/10/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/23/22
To: (1) Regulate electric distribution companies' use of energy storage systems; (2) permit the preauthorization of energy storage systems that enhance reliability; (3) create a pilot program to demonstrate how energy storage systems can increase the resiliency of critical infrastructure; and (4) require the Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security and electric distribution companies to make plans to maintain reliable emergency or backup power for critical infrastructure.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05328
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
To: (1) Redefine "case price" to include additional quantities and numbers of bottles and units; (2) authorize religious wine retailer permits; (3) provide that one in-state transporter's permit for alcoholic liquor covers all boats engaged in the transportation of passengers for hire or motor vehicles in livery service that are under common control, direction or ownership; (4) allow the holder of a package store permit or grocery store beer permit to allow curbside pick-up of alcoholic liquor by (A) the consumer who purchased the alcoholic liquor, or (B) the holder of an in-state transporter's permit or such holder's agent; (5) redefine "cafe" to include additional airports; (6) provide that the fee for a ninety-day provisional liquor permit is nonrefundable; (7) allow the holder of a cafe, restaurant or in-state transporter's permit to hold a seasonal outdoor open-air permit; and (8) make various conforming, minor and technical changes to the Liquor Control Act and related statutes.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05329
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Refer
3/24/22
Refer
3/24/22
Report Pass
3/30/22
Report Pass
3/30/22
Engrossed
4/26/22
Engrossed
4/26/22
Report Pass
4/27/22
Passed
5/4/22
Passed
5/4/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/24/22
Passed
5/24/22
To: (1) Impose additional limitations on the manner in which cannabis may be gifted, sold or transferred; (2) impose additional penalties for prohibited gifts, sales and transfers of cannabis; (3) specify that a producer (A) shall be liable for the remainder of the full conversion fee if the producer fails to create two equity joint ventures that receive a final license within a specified time frame, and (B) that receives license expansion authorization shall not create more than two equity joint ventures; (4) specify that a dispensary facility (A) shall be liable for the remainder of the full conversion fee if the dispensary facility fails to create two equity joint ventures that each receive a final license within a specified time frame, and (B) that converts its license to a hybrid-retailer license shall not create more than two equity joint ventures; (5) provide that the Social Equity Council shall not approve any equity joint venture that shares the same social equity applicant with another equity joint venture; (6) ban cannabis billboard advertisements; (7) modify certain provisions concerning advertisements by cannabis establishments and related businesses; and (8) eliminate a provision that prohibits a municipality from granting zoning approval for more retailers or micro-cultivators than a number that would allow for one retailer and one micro-cultivator for every twenty-five thousand residents of the municipality.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05330
Introduced
3/3/22
Refer
3/3/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Report Pass
3/15/22
Refer
3/24/22
Refer
3/24/22
Report Pass
3/30/22
Report Pass
3/30/22
Engrossed
4/27/22
Engrossed
4/27/22
Report Pass
4/29/22
Report Pass
4/29/22
Passed
5/4/22
Passed
5/4/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/24/22
Passed
5/24/22
To: (1) Define "boat", and redefine "cafe" and "restaurant", for the purposes of the Liquor Control Act; (2) specify which liquor permits may be voided by a town vote; (3) further specify that liquor permits generally expire annually; (4) authorize additional permittees to sell alcoholic liquor for off-premises consumption; (5) specify when spouses and surviving spouses of members of certain clubs are considered club guests; (6) authorize the Department of Consumer Protection to issue to clubs special club permits for picnics; (7) exempt certain permits from placarding requirements; (8) modify a provision mandating refusal to issue certain liquor permits to certain persons; (9) allow a backer or permittee of an airline permit and an in-state transporter's permit for a boat to be a backer or permittee of another permit class; (10) provide that duplicate permits issued to boats operating under in-state transporter's permits and duplicate railroad permits shall be recorded with the New Haven town clerk; (11) establish operating hours for club permits, certain manufacturer permits and Connecticut craft cafe permits; (12) provide that the holder of a Connecticut craft cafe permit (A) must also hold a manufacturer permit, and (B) may satisfy the requirement that food be available on the permit premises through direct and indirect food deliveries by outside vendors located on or near such premises; (13) generally prohibit any minor from being employed in handling any alcoholic liquor upon, delivering any alcoholic liquor to or carrying or conveying any alcoholic liquor from any permit premises; (14) allow an unaccompanied minor to remain on certain permit premises while the minor is waiting for, and consuming, food prepared on such premises; and (15) make conforming, minor and technical changes to the Liquor Control Act and related statutes.