Connecticut House Bill HJ00141

Connecticut 2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/23/24
• Refer: 2/23/24

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Jason Miller.

Impact

The resolution, upon adoption, specifically provides the Claims Commissioner with the necessary time to handle Jason Miller's claim effectively. The adjustment of the timelines for claims resolution reflects the legislative intent to address the complexities involved in adjudicating claims against the state. This could potentially lead to more comprehensive evaluations of claims and ensure that interested parties have a fair opportunity to present their cases.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 141 seeks to grant the Claims Commissioner an extension of one year to resolve the claim of Jason Miller against the state. This resolution is an administrative measure designed to allow more time for the Claims Commissioner to dispose of pending claims that require legal consideration and potentially involve disputes regarding state liability. By providing this extension, the legislature aims to ensure that thorough deliberation occurs before reaching a decision on claims that may have significant implications for the state's responsibilities and fiscal management.

Contention

Though there may not be explicit opposition within the discussions surrounding HJ00141, the nature of extending timeframes for claims could raise potential concerns regarding the efficiency of the claims process and the burden on state resources. Stakeholders, including claimants and state officials, might debate the necessity and implications of such extensions, especially if this resolution sets a precedent for future claims processing timelines.