Connecticut Senate Bill SR00020

Connecticut 2019 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/30/19
• Refer: 1/30/19
• Report Pass: 2/15/19

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Jorge L. Perez Of Cheshire To Be Banking Commissioner.

Impact

The confirmation of Jorge L. Perez as Banking Commissioner is significant as it places him in charge of overseeing the banking regulatory framework in the state. This role is critical in ensuring that banking institutions operate in a manner that is compliant with state laws and regulations. The banking commissioner plays a vital role in fostering a stable banking environment, which can influence economic growth and consumer confidence in the financial system.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 20 (SR00020) concerns the appointment of Jorge L. Perez of Cheshire to the position of Banking Commissioner. The resolution confirms the nomination made by the governor, indicating the legislative body's approval of the appointment for a term ending on March 1, 2023. This type of resolution is typically presented to ensure that appointed officials meet the approval of the Senate before assuming their roles in state government.

Contention

While the resolution was passed unanimously with a vote of 31-0, there may have been discussions or considerations regarding the qualifications and views of the nominee that are not detailed in the documentation provided. The absence of dissent suggests broad support, but such nominations can sometimes attract scrutiny over policy perspectives or prior experiences that could affect the commissioner's approach to banking oversight.