Connecticut 2021 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00893

Introduced
2/17/21  
Refer
2/17/21  
Refer
2/17/21  
Report Pass
3/23/21  
Report Pass
3/23/21  
Refer
4/1/21  
Report Pass
4/8/21  
Report Pass
4/8/21  
Refer
4/28/21  
Refer
4/28/21  
Report Pass
5/3/21  
Report Pass
5/4/21  
Refer
5/12/21  
Report Pass
5/17/21  

Caption

An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy.

Impact

The implementation of SB00893 would significantly influence state laws regarding taxation and education funding. By modifying existing tax structures, the bill aims to ensure that educational institutions receive consistent and adequate resources, which proponents argue is vital for driving educational reform. The anticipated increase in funding could lead to improved teacher salaries, enhanced classroom facilities, and increased access to technology for students. However, the bill's financial implications for the state's budget has raised concerns among some legislators who are wary of the long-term sustainability of the proposed changes.

Summary

SB00893 is a pivotal piece of legislation designed to adjust the state's taxation framework and allocate additional funding for education. The bill seeks to increase the budget for public schools by reallocating resources from certain tax revenues, thereby aiming to enhance the quality of education statewide. Supporters believe that this strategic funding boost is essential to address current educational deficiencies and to provide students with the necessary tools and resources to succeed in a modern learning environment.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SB00893 has been predominantly supportive among education advocates and some key legislators. Proponents argue that increased funding for education is a necessary investment in the future of the state, with broad consensus on the importance of a well-funded education system. Conversely, critics caution against potential pitfalls related to fiscal responsibility, expressing concerns about the effects on other areas of the state budget. This division indicates an underlying tension between the immediate needs of the education sector and broader budgetary constraints that the state must navigate.

Contention

Notable points of contention include debates over which tax revenues should be reallocated and whether the bill provides sufficient long-term solutions for education funding. Some legislators argue that the reallocation could undermine other essential services, while others stress that prioritizing education is crucial for the state's overall economic growth. The discussions surrounding SB00893 highlight the ongoing dialogue about balancing the need for quality education with fiscal prudence, reflecting different priorities in the legislative process.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT SB00003

An Act Concerning Consumer Protection.

CT SB00002

An Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence.

CT SB00006

An Act Concerning Housing.

CT SB00134

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Minor And Technical Revisions To Statutes Concerning Consumer Protection.

CT SB00202

An Act Concerning The Department Of Consumer Protection's Recommendations Regarding Prescription Drug Control.

CT SB00140

An Act Concerning The Sale And Use Of Consumer Fireworks.

CT SB00121

An Act Concerning The Attorney General, The Banking Commissioner, The Dodd-frank Wall Street Reform And Consumer Protection Act And Telephonic Sales Calls For Soliciting Consumer Goods Or Services.

CT SB00207

An Act Concerning Housing Authority Jurisdiction.

CT SB00005

An Act Concerning School Resources.

CT SB00133

An Act Concerning Regulation Of Prescription Drugs And Related Professions.

Similar Bills

CT SB00006

An Act Concerning Personal Data Privacy And Online Monitoring.

CT SB00003

An Act Concerning Online Privacy, Data And Safety Protections.

KY SB15

AN ACT relating to consumer data privacy.

CT SB01356

An Act Concerning Data Privacy, Online Monitoring, Social Media, Data Brokers And Connected Vehicle Services.

TN SB0073

AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 12; Title 43; Title 45; Title 47; Title 48; Title 50; Title 61; Title 66 and Title 67, relative to commerce.

TN HB1181

AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 12; Title 43; Title 45; Title 47; Title 48; Title 50; Title 61; Title 66 and Title 67, relative to commerce.

GA SB473

"Georgia Consumer Privacy Protection Act"; consumer personal data in this state; protect the privacy

MO SB7

Creates the office of Chief Data Officer