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Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06741

Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
To implement certain recommendations of the Task Force on Cadmium in Children's Jewelry.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06742

Introduced
2/6/15  
Introduced
2/6/15  
To allow farm wineries to sell brandy made from grapes harvested on premises but distilled off premises.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06743

Introduced
2/6/15  
Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
Refer
3/24/15  
Refer
3/24/15  
Report Pass
3/31/15  
Report Pass
3/31/15  
Refer
4/14/15  
Refer
4/14/15  
Report Pass
4/20/15  
Engrossed
5/26/15  
Engrossed
5/26/15  
Report Pass
5/27/15  
To implement the recommendations of the Task Force on Cadmium in Children's Jewelry.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06744

Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
Engrossed
6/2/15  
Engrossed
6/2/15  
Report Pass
6/2/15  
To eliminate two mandatory voter registration sessions held prior to an election.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06745

Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
Engrossed
5/29/15  
Engrossed
5/29/15  
Report Pass
5/30/15  
Chaptered
6/11/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
To establish a pilot program to allow municipalities to transfer some or all of their filing repository duties to the State Elections Enforcement Commission.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06746

Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Report Pass
2/25/15  
Refer
3/4/15  
Refer
3/4/15  
To extend the terms of members of the Freedom of Information Commission appointed by the legislative leaders from two years to four years.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06747

Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
3/11/15  
Report Pass
3/11/15  
Refer
3/23/15  
Refer
3/23/15  
Report Pass
3/30/15  
Engrossed
5/6/15  
Engrossed
5/6/15  
Report Pass
5/8/15  
Chaptered
6/10/15  
Chaptered
6/10/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
Passed
6/23/15  
To make technical and administrative changes to certain statutes concerning the Office of the State Comptroller.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06748

Introduced
2/6/15  
Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
To authorize towns to provide for nonpartisan boards of education.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06749

Introduced
2/6/15  
Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
3/25/15  
Report Pass
3/25/15  
Refer
4/6/15  
Refer
4/6/15  
Report Pass
4/13/15  
Report Pass
4/13/15  
Engrossed
5/28/15  
Engrossed
5/28/15  
Report Pass
5/30/15  
To expand the authority of the State Elections Enforcement Commission to oversee the implementation of municipal public financing of certain campaigns in not more than four municipalities.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06750

Introduced
2/6/15  
Introduced
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Refer
2/6/15  
Report Pass
3/30/15  
Report Pass
3/30/15  
Refer
4/10/15  
Report Pass
4/16/15  
Refer
4/21/15  
Report Pass
4/27/15  
Refer
4/28/15  
Engrossed
5/29/15  
Report Pass
5/30/15  
Chaptered
6/15/15  
Chaptered
6/15/15  
Enrolled
6/17/15  
Enrolled
6/17/15  
To reverse the recent Connecticut Supreme Court decision in Commissioner of Public Safety v. FOIC which concluded that law enforcement agencies' disclosure obligations under the Freedom of Information Act during pending prosecutions are governed only by section 1-215 of the general statutes.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06751

Introduced
2/9/15  
To ensure that no new foreclosure mediations are accepted into the program after July 1, 2016, and to allow program staff to efficiently expedite the resolution of ongoing mediations prior to the statutorily mandated sunsetting of the program.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06752

Introduced
2/9/15  
Introduced
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Refer
5/13/15  
Refer
5/13/15  
Report Pass
5/14/15  
Engrossed
5/27/15  
Report Pass
5/30/15  
Chaptered
6/10/15  
Enrolled
6/15/15  
Passed
6/23/15  
To eliminate the June 30, 2016, sunset date on the Foreclosure Mediation Program and to make certain other improvements to the program.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06753

Introduced
2/9/15  
Introduced
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
To clarify certain powers of Connecticut banks.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06754

Introduced
2/9/15  
Introduced
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
To establish a task force to study ways in which the state may (1) encourage the growth of business, (2) stimulate job growth and increase state and municipal tax revenue, and (3) address concerns regarding the availability of financing after the merger, takeover or liquidation of a financial institution.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06755

Introduced
2/9/15  
Introduced
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Refer
2/9/15  
Report Pass
2/19/15  
Refer
2/27/15  
Refer
2/27/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/17/15  
Report Pass
4/29/15  
Report Pass
4/29/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
To provide that owners of real property taken for use for school construction purposes shall be compensated the greater of the average value of two independent appraisals or the assessed value of such property according to the most recent grand list.

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