Connecticut House Bill HR00002

Connecticut 2018 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/7/18

Caption

Resolution Raising A Committee To Inform The Senate That The House Is Ready To Meet In Joint Convention.

Impact

The introduction of HR00002 is primarily procedural, aimed at facilitating the legislative process rather than making substantive changes to law. By raising a committee to communicate with the Senate, the resolution reinforces the importance of inter-chamber relations and the protocols that govern legislative operations. Its impact on state laws is indirect, as it supports the overall functioning of the legislative body rather than altering existing statutes.

Summary

House Resolution No. 2 (HR00002) proposes the establishment of a committee comprised of three representatives tasked with informing the Senate that the House is prepared to convene in a Joint Convention. This resolution underscores the formal legislative procedures necessary for both chambers of the General Assembly to collaborate on significant matters. The intent is to ensure clear communication and coordination between the two houses of the legislature.

Contention

There are typically limited points of contention regarding procedural resolutions like HR00002, as their primary purpose is to enhance communication rather than to affect state laws directly. However, discussions around such resolutions may occasionally bring forth issues related to legislative priorities, transparency, or efficiency. The formation of committees can also lead to debates on representation and whether the selected representatives accurately reflect the interests of the House.