Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00027

Introduced
2/16/22  
Introduced
2/16/22  
Refer
2/16/22  
Refer
2/16/22  
Report Pass
3/18/22  
Report Pass
3/18/22  
Engrossed
3/23/22  
Engrossed
3/23/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Passed
4/13/22  
Passed
4/13/22  
Passed
4/13/22  

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Michael Ricci Of Guilford To Be A Member Of The State Department Of Education Arbitration Panel.

Impact

The passage of this resolution would reaffirm the state's commitment to upholding fairness and neutrality in unresolved education-related disputes through an effective arbitration process. By confirming the reappointment of a member to this panel, the bill contributes to the overall governance structure of educational arbitration in the state, helping to maintain stability and consistency in the adjudication of education matters.

Summary

SJ00027 is a resolution confirming the nomination of Michael Ricci of Guilford to serve as a neutral arbitrator on the State Department of Education Arbitration Panel. The resolution was introduced by Senator Duff and Representative Concepcion and was submitted during the February session of 2022. The appointment is set to last until June 30, 2024, or until a successor is appointed and qualified. The bill aims to ensure that the arbitration panel is staffed with qualified individuals to facilitate impartial resolutions in educational disputes.

Contention

Notable points of contention surrounding this bill might arise from differing opinions on the effectiveness and neutrality of arbitrators in educational disputes. While proponents may argue that reappointing seasoned individuals like Ricci with experience could enhance the arbitration process, opponents may raise concerns about perpetuating a status quo that could limit fresh perspectives or involve potential biases in handling disputes. Ensuring the transparency of the nomination process is also crucial to addressing any public skepticism regarding the fairness of appointments to this arbitration panel.

Companion Bills

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