Connecticut 2024 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05155

Introduced
2/15/24  
Introduced
2/15/24  
Refer
2/15/24  
Refer
2/15/24  
Report Pass
2/29/24  
Report Pass
2/29/24  
Refer
3/6/24  
Report Pass
3/12/24  
Refer
3/6/24  
Engrossed
4/25/24  
Report Pass
3/12/24  
Report Pass
4/29/24  
Engrossed
4/25/24  
Engrossed
4/25/24  
Passed
5/8/24  
Report Pass
4/29/24  
Chaptered
5/20/24  
Passed
5/8/24  
Passed
5/8/24  
Enrolled
5/28/24  
Chaptered
5/20/24  
Passed
5/30/24  
Enrolled
5/28/24  
Enrolled
5/28/24  

Caption

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To The Housing Statutes.

Impact

The proposed changes are expected to enhance the efficiency of programs related to housing, particularly for vulnerable populations such as homeless veterans. By updating technicalities in the housing statutes, the bill intends to offer better support and resources for individuals in need of housing assistance, and ensure a smoother operational framework for housing authorities and related agencies.

Summary

House Bill 05155 addresses various technical revisions to existing housing statutes in response to recommendations from legislative commissioners. These revisions aim to streamline processes and improve the management of housing-related programs and initiatives. The bill encompasses several key areas, including the establishment of a roundtable group responsible for guiding housing policy, the development of infrastructure to support housing for veterans, and updated regulations regarding the management of case records within the judicial department.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding HB 05155 appears to be positive, particularly among stakeholders focused on housing and veteran affairs. Supporters argue that these revisions will provide much-needed updates to outdated laws, which can improve service delivery and resource allocation for communities. However, there may be some contention regarding the implementation and effectiveness of these changes, especially in addressing the specific needs of local populations.

Contention

Notable points of contention revolve around how these technical revisions will be enacted and monitored. Concerns could arise about the adequacy of funding and resources necessary to meet the bill's objectives, particularly the rehabilitation and conversion of properties for housing veterans. Additionally, the efficacy of the proposed roundtable group in influencing legislative and community decisions on housing might face scrutiny, as stakeholders aim to ensure that diverse voices are included in discussions and decision-making processes.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT SB01114

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To The Higher Education Statutes.

CT SB00853

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To The Public Health Statutes.

CT HB05032

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To The Higher Education Statutes.

CT HB05182

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To The Education And Early Childhood Statutes.

CT SB00224

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

CT SB00134

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

CT SB00251

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical And Other Revisions To The Tax And Related Statutes.

CT SB00111

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To Statutes Concerning Planning And Development.

CT HB05229

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Recommendations For Technical Revisions To Human Services-related Statutes.

CT SB00146

An Act Concerning The Legislative Commissioners' Office's Recommendations Regarding Revisions To The Public Health Statutes.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.