Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05110

Introduced
1/7/15  
Introduced
1/7/15  
Refer
1/7/15  
Refer
1/7/15  
Refer
3/5/15  
Refer
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Engrossed
5/30/15  
Engrossed
5/30/15  
Report Pass
5/31/15  
Report Pass
5/31/15  
Chaptered
6/11/15  
Chaptered
6/11/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
Passed
6/23/15  

Caption

An Act Concerning A Veterans' Day Observance At The Rocky Hill Veterans' Home.

Impact

The bill impacts state laws by amending Section 27-106 of the general statutes, which outlines the administration and rules governing the Veterans' Home. By formalizing the observance of Veterans Day within the home, the bill enhances the legal framework supporting veteran recognition and the maintenance of appropriate protocols for such events. This legislative change ensures that veterans residing in the home are consistently honored, potentially improving their morale and the community support they receive.

Summary

House Bill 05110, titled 'An Act Concerning A Veterans' Day Observance At The Rocky Hill Veterans' Home', aims to establish an annual observance recognizing resident veterans for their military service on November 11th. This initiative is intended to honor the contributions of veterans living at the Rocky Hill Veterans' Home, promoting a sense of community and appreciation for their sacrifices. The bill serves as a formal acknowledgment of Veterans Day, ensuring that traditions honoring veterans are maintained within the state.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding HB 05110 appears to be positive, with broad support for honoring veterans. Legislative discussions emphasize the importance of recognizing military service and providing veterans with an annual opportunity for celebration and acknowledgement. There was unanimous support during the voting phase, indicating that the lawmakers share a consensus on the necessity of such recognition for the well-being of the veteran community.

Contention

While the bill passed without opposition, potential points of contention may arise regarding its implementation and the resources allocated for observance activities. As with any legislation concerning veterans' services, stakeholders may raise concerns about ensuring that the commemorative events are meaningful and appropriately funded. However, the absence of recorded dissent during discussions suggests a unified commitment to honoring veterans at the Rocky Hill Veterans' Home.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT HB05138

An Act Concerning Free Bus Service For Veterans.

CT HB05132

An Act Concerning Veterans' Pensions And Disability Benefits.

CT HB05184

An Act Concerning Reimbursement Of Certain Fees For Veterans Or Sponsors Of Veterans In Apprenticeship Programs.

CT HB05287

An Act Concerning The Fees For Veterans' Specialty License Plates.

CT HB05208

An Act Increasing Funding To The Department Of Veterans Affairs.

CT SB00131

An Act Exempting Veterans From The Passport To The State Parks Fee.

CT HB05285

An Act Concerning Veterans' Specialty License Plates And Driver's Licenses For Certain Former Armed Forces Reservists.

CT SB00236

An Act Concerning A Fee Waiver At Public Institutions Of Higher Education For Certain Veterans And Members Of The National Guard.

CT SB00347

An Act Concerning Minor And Technical Revisions To A Statute Relating To Military And Veterans' Affairs.

CT HB05286

An Act Appropriating Funds To The Department Of Veterans Affairs For Various Measures To Support And Assist Veterans.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.