Connecticut House Bill HJ00095

Connecticut 2018 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/19/18
• Refer: 3/19/18

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Elizabeth Martires.

Impact

The resolution impacts state law by modifying the operational timeline of the Claims Commissioner’s responsibilities. Such extensions indicate a recognition of the potential complexities involved in processing claims against the state, allowing for a thorough examination of cases that may require additional time. This could also influence how future claims are processed, promoting a dialogue about the importance of adequate time for resolution in claims involving state actions.

Summary

HJ00095 is a resolution presented to the General Assembly that seeks to grant the Claims Commissioner an extension of time to dispose of the claim filed by Elizabeth Martires against the state. This resolution initiates a one-year extension from the final adoption date, allowing the Claims Commissioner to address the complexities associated with the specific claim. The bill reflects the legislative process in addressing claims arising from various state actions, ensuring that claimants have due consideration in the adjudication process.

Contention

While there is no explicit record of significant contention around HJ00095 based on the available data, resolutions like these can sometimes be seen through the lens of greater concerns about the efficiency and effectiveness of state claims processes. Discussions could arise regarding whether extensions are necessary or if they contribute to delays in justice for claimants. There may also be underlying discussions of accountability in how claims are managed, impacting public perception of the state's legal obligations.