Connecticut House Bill HJ00197

Connecticut 2023 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/10/23
• Refer: 3/10/23

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Sergio Paul.

Impact

The extension granted by HJ00197 is significant as it can impact the flow of claims being presented to the Claims Commissioner. By allowing a longer period to adjudicate specific claims like that of Sergio Paul, the resolution could help ensure that claims are not rushed and that all pertinent details are considered before reaching a decision. This could potentially lead to more fair outcomes in claims processing, but may also delay final resolutions for claimants awaiting outcome determinations.

Summary

House Joint Resolution No. 197 seeks to grant the Claims Commissioner an extension of one year to resolve a claim made by Sergio Paul against the state. This resolution addresses the procedural timeline involved in handling claims against the state, acknowledging that additional time may be necessary to ensure thorough consideration of the claims presented. The measure reflects the legislative intent to facilitate a more effective claims resolution process.

Contention

While there are not explicitly noted points of contention attached to HJ00197 from the available data, in general, resolutions like this can sometimes elicit questions from lawmakers concerning the potential backlog of cases if extensions are frequently requested. Some may express concerns regarding efficiency and the need for timely resolutions, especially for claimants seeking justice or compensation. Additionally, there could be discussions about whether extensions could be seen as circumventing the responsibilities of the Claims Commissioner.