Connecticut 2022 Regular Session All Bills
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05406
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Refer
4/12/22
Report Pass
4/20/22
Engrossed
5/3/22
Engrossed
5/3/22
Report Pass
5/3/22
Passed
5/3/22
Passed
5/3/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/24/22
Passed
5/24/22
To require the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, in consultation with the Commissioner of Revenue Services, to conduct a study of the revenue policies of the state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05407
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Refer
4/12/22
Report Pass
4/20/22
Report Pass
4/20/22
To require the Commissioner of Revenue Services to study the fiscal policies of the state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05408
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
4/5/22
Report Pass
4/5/22
Refer
4/18/22
Report Pass
4/25/22
To increase the qualifying income thresholds, for married individuals filing jointly, for the personal income tax deductions for Social Security benefits, pension and annuity income and individual retirement account distributions.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05409
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
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
To: (1) Require each financial planner doing business in this state to disclose to a consumer in this state, upon request, whether or not such financial planner has a fiduciary duty to such consumer for each recommendation that such financial planner makes to such consumer regarding insurance; and (2) provide that any failure to make such disclosure constitutes a violation of the Connecticut Unfair Insurance Practices Act.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05410
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To (1) limit deductibles of certain health insurance policies; (2) require health savings account disclosures; and (3) require certain high deductible health plans to apply annual deductibles on a calendar year basis.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05411
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
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
Engrossed
5/3/22
Engrossed
5/3/22
Report Pass
5/4/22
Report Pass
5/4/22
To provide for the regulation and taxation of travel insurance, and associated entities, products and professionals, in this state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05412
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To eliminate the requirement that a person in a house of religious worship retreat before using deadly physical force to defend himself or herself or a third person.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05413
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To prevent a party to a civil action from recouping the costs of court-imposed service fees associated with the use of credit cards from an opposing party.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05414
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
3/31/22
Report Pass
3/31/22
Refer
4/11/22
Refer
4/11/22
Report Pass
4/14/22
Engrossed
4/19/22
Engrossed
4/19/22
Report Pass
4/21/22
Report Pass
4/21/22
Passed
4/29/22
Chaptered
5/4/22
Chaptered
5/4/22
Enrolled
5/5/22
Passed
5/5/22
To provide protections for persons receiving and providing reproductive health care services in the state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05415
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To allow the legal transfer of an assault weapon possessed under a certificate of possession and large capacity magazines possessed under a declaration of possession between people who already legally possess such weapons or magazines.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05416
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To limit the purchases an individual may make of pistols and revolvers over a short period of time.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05417
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
3/29/22
Report Pass
3/29/22
Refer
4/11/22
Report Pass
4/19/22
Report Pass
4/19/22
Engrossed
4/28/22
Engrossed
4/28/22
Report Pass
4/30/22
Report Pass
4/30/22
Passed
5/4/22
Passed
5/4/22
Chaptered
5/16/22
Chaptered
5/16/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/27/22
Passed
5/27/22
To (1) provide for (A) more immediate arraignment and services for juvenile offenders, (B) electronic monitoring in certain circumstances, (C) expansion of provisions imposing upon a child special juvenile probation in the case of murder or first degree manslaughter, and (D) expansion of programs serving juveniles and reducing crime, and (2) require the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection to inform the Chief of Police or other appropriate official of the town in which a firearms permit applicant resides if such applicant fails a background check.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05418
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
To (1) amend various juvenile and criminal justice statutes to provide for (A) next day summons for certain alleged offenses, and appearances for all juveniles in the geographical area court in which the alleged offense occurred, (B) earlier assessment for services to juveniles and articulation of reasons when a judge declines to detain a child, (C) increase flexibility when determining whether to detain a child, (D) increase the sharing of information concerning juvenile cases by law enforcement agencies, (E) allow for global positioning monitoring of juveniles under certain circumstances, (F) allow for automatic transfer to regular criminal docket for thirteen and fourteen-year-olds if charged with certain violent crimes, (G) establish a committee to evaluate the criminal justice system for juveniles and adults and eliminate the Juvenile Justice Policy and Oversight Committee, (H) exclude certain crimes from automatic erasure provisions, and (I) establish a distinct crime for motor vehicle theft, and (2) provide that no insurer shall decline, cancel or refuse to renew a private passenger nonfleet automobile insurance policy based on an applicant's or insured's experience of any motor vehicle loss due to theft or larceny.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05419
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
Report Pass
3/18/22
Report Pass
3/18/22
Refer
3/31/22
Refer
3/31/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Report Pass
4/6/22
Engrossed
4/29/22
Engrossed
4/29/22
Report Pass
4/30/22
Report Pass
4/30/22
Passed
5/3/22
Passed
5/3/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Chaptered
5/13/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/24/22
To codify the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services' existing practices regarding regional behavioral health action organizations.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05420
Introduced
3/9/22
Introduced
3/9/22
Refer
3/9/22
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
Refer
4/13/22
Report Pass
4/18/22
Engrossed
4/20/22
Engrossed
4/20/22
Report Pass
4/22/22
Report Pass
4/22/22
Passed
5/3/22
Passed
5/3/22
Chaptered
5/10/22
Enrolled
5/17/22
Passed
5/23/22
Passed
5/23/22
To (1) prohibit discipline of a police officer solely due to receipt of services as a result of a behavioral health assessment; (2) require the Police Officer Standards and Training Council to develop training curriculum for police officer interactions with persons who have mental or physical disabilities, and persons who are deaf, hard of hearing or deaf-blind; (3) appropriate money for crisis intervention training for police officers; (4) establish a task force to study the mental health needs of law enforcement officers; (5) require a study to determine the percentage of 9-1-1 dispatch calls that would be more appropriately directed to the 2-1-1 Infoline; (6) require a report on the use of online or remote technology by the Police Officer Standards and Training Council for police officer training after initial certification; and (7) require a report on the Community and Law Enforcement for Addiction Recovery project.