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General Assembly Bill No. 7067
January Session, 2025
LCO No. 5302
Referred to Committee on No Committee
Introduced by:
REP. RITTER, 1
st
Dist.
SEN. LOONEY, 11
th
Dist.
REP. ROJAS, 9
th
Dist.
SEN. DUFF, 25
th
Dist.
AN ACT CONCERNING AN EMERGENCY CERTIFICATE OF NEED
APPLICATION PROCESS FOR TRANSFERS OF OWNERSHIP OF
HOSPITALS THAT HAVE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION,
THE ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PROPERTY
TAXATION, A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR VETERANS WHO
ARE PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED AND FUNDING OF
THE SPECIAL EDUCATION EXCESS COST GRANT.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
Assembly convened:
Section 1. (NEW) (Effective from passage) (a) Notwithstanding any 1
provision of sections 19a-630 to 19a-639f, inclusive, of the general 2
statutes, any transacting parties involved in any transfer of ownership, 3
as defined in section 19a-630 of the general statutes, of a hospital 4
requiring a certificate of need pursuant to section 19a-638 of the general 5
statutes in which (1) the hospital subject to the transfer of ownership has 6
filed for bankruptcy protection in any court of competent jurisdiction, 7
and (2) a potential purchaser for such hospital has been or is required to 8
be approved by a bankruptcy court, may, at the discretion of the 9
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Commissioner of Health Strategy, apply for an emergency certificate of 10
need through the emergency certificate of need application process 11
described in this section. An emergency certificate of need issued by the 12
Health Systems Planning Unit of the Office of Health Strategy pursuant 13
to the provisions of this section and any conditions imposed on such 14
issuance shall apply to the applicant applying for the emergency 15
certificate of need, the hospital subject to the transfer of ownership and 16
any subsidiary or group practice that would otherwise require a 17
certificate of need pursuant to the provisions of section 19a-638 of the 18
general statutes and that is also subject to the transfer of ownership as 19
part of the bankruptcy proceeding. The availability of the emergency 20
certificate of need application process described in this section shall not 21
affect any existing certificate of need issued pursuant to the provisions 22
of sections 19a-630 to 19a-639f, inclusive, of the general statutes. 23
(b) (1) The unit shall develop an emergency certificate of need 24
application, which shall identify any data required to be submitted with 25
such application that the unit deems necessary to analyze the effects of 26
a hospital's transfer of ownership on health care costs, quality and access 27
in the affected market. If a potential purchaser of a hospital, described 28
in subsection (a) of this section, is a for-profit entity, the unit's 29
emergency certificate of need application may require additional 30
information or data intended to ensure that the ongoing operation of the 31
hospital after the transfer of ownership will be maintained in the public 32
interest. The commissioner shall post any emergency certificate of need 33
application developed pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision on 34
the Office of Health Strategy's Internet web site and may modify any 35
data required to be submitted with an emergency certificate of need 36
application, provided the commissioner posts any such modification to 37
the office's Internet web site not later than fifteen days before such a 38
modification becomes effective. 39
(2) An applicant seeking an emergency certificate of need shall 40
submit an emergency certificate of need application to the unit in a form 41
and manner prescribed by the commissioner. 42
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(3) An emergency certificate of need application shall be deemed 43
complete on the date the unit determines that an applicant has 44
submitted a complete application, including data required by the unit 45
pursuant to subdivision (1) of this subsection. The unit shall determine 46
whether an application is complete not later than three business days 47
after an applicant submits an application. If, after making such a 48
determination, the unit deems an application incomplete, the unit shall, 49
not more than three business days after deeming such application 50
incomplete, notify the applicant that such application is incomplete and 51
identify any application or data elements that were not adequately 52
addressed by the applicant. The unit shall not review such an 53
application until the applicant submits any such application or data 54
elements to the unit. 55
(4) The unit may hold a public hearing on an emergency certificate of 56
need application, provided (A) the unit holds such public hearing not 57
later than thirty days after such application is deemed complete, and (B) 58
the unit notifies the applicant of such public hearing not less than five 59
days before the date of the public hearing. Any such public hearing or 60
any other proceeding related to the emergency certificate of need 61
application process described in this section shall not be considered a 62
contested case pursuant to the provisions of chapter 54 of the general 63
statutes. Members of the public may submit public comments at any 64
time during the emergency certificate of need application process and 65
may request the unit to exercise its discretion to hold a public hearing 66
pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision. 67
(5) When evaluating an emergency certificate of need application, the 68
unit may consult any person and consider any relevant information, 69
provided, unless prohibited by federal or state law, the unit includes 70
any opinion or information gathered from consulting any such person 71
and any such relevant information considered in the record relating to 72
the emergency certificate of need application and cites any such opinion 73
or information and any such relevant information considered in its final 74
decision on the emergency certificate of need application. The unit may 75
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contract with one or more third-party consultants, at the expense of the 76
applicant, to analyze (A) the anticipated effect of the hospital's transfer 77
of ownership on access, cost and quality of health care in the affected 78
community, and (B) any other issue arising from the application review 79
process. The aggregate cost of any such third-party consultations shall 80
not exceed two hundred thousand dollars. Any reports or analyses 81
generated by any such third-party consultant that the unit considers in 82
issuing its final decision on an emergency certificate of need application 83
shall, unless otherwise prohibited by federal or state law, be included in 84
the record relating to the emergency certificate of need application. The 85
provisions of chapter 57 of the general statutes and sections 4-212 to 4-86
219, inclusive, and 4e-19 of the general statutes shall not apply to any 87
retainer agreement executed pursuant to this subsection. 88
(c) (1) The unit shall issue a final decision on an emergency certificate 89
of need application not later than sixty days after such application is 90
deemed complete. The unit's final decision shall articulate the 91
anticipated effect of the hospital's transfer of ownership on access, cost 92
and quality of health care in the affected community, including an 93
assessment of the effect on health care market concentration and health 94
care access for Medicaid recipients. When issuing a final decision, the 95
unit shall consider the effect of the hospital's bankruptcy on the patients 96
and communities served by the hospital and the applicant's plans to 97
restore financial viability. 98
(2) The unit may impose any condition on an approval of an 99
emergency certificate of need application, provided any such condition 100
is consistent with the purposes of sections 19a-630 to 19a-639f, inclusive, 101
of the general statutes. Before imposing any condition, the unit shall 102
weigh the value of imposing such condition in promoting the purposes 103
of sections 19a-630 to 19a-639f, inclusive, of the general statutes with the 104
cumulative burden of imposing such condition on the applicant and any 105
other transacting parties in the hospital's transfer of ownership. If the 106
unit imposes any condition on an approval of an emergency certificate 107
of need application, the unit's final decision shall include a concise 108
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statement of (A) the legal and factual basis for such condition, and (B) 109
which criterion of health care cost, quality or access in the affected area 110
that the unit intends such condition to promote. Each condition shall be 111
reasonably tailored in time and scope. The applicant and any other 112
transacting parties in the hospital's transfer of ownership may request 113
an amendment to or relief from any condition, in a form and manner 114
prescribed by the unit, due to changed circumstances, hardship or for 115
other good cause. The unit may grant or deny any such request. 116
(d) The unit's final decision on an emergency certificate of need 117
application, including any conditions imposed on the approval of such 118
an application, shall not be subject to appeal. 119
Sec. 2. Subdivision (7) of subsection (b) of section 12-63 of the general 120
statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof 121
(Effective from passage and applicable to assessment years commencing on or 122
after October 1, 2024): 123
(7) [For] (A) Except as provided in subparagraph (B) of this 124
subdivision, for assessment years commencing on or after October 1, 125
2024, the following schedule of depreciation shall be applicable with 126
respect to motor vehicles based on the manufacturer's suggested retail 127
price of such motor vehicles, provided no motor vehicle shall be 128
assessed at an amount less than five hundred dollars: 129
T1 Percentage of
T2 Manufacturer's Suggested
T3 Age of Vehicle Retail Price
T4
T5 Up to year one Eighty-five per cent
T6 Year two Eighty per cent
T7 Year three Seventy-five per cent
T8 Year four Seventy per cent
T9 Year five Sixty-five per cent
T10 Year six Sixty per cent
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T11 Year seven Fifty-five per cent
T12 Year eight Fifty per cent
T13 Year nine Forty-five per cent
T14 Year ten Forty per cent
T15 Year eleven Thirty-five per cent
T16 Year twelve Thirty per cent
T17 Year thirteen Twenty-five per cent
T18 Year fourteen Twenty per cent
T19 Years fifteen to nineteen Fifteen per cent
T20 Years twenty and beyond Not less than
T21 five hundred dollars
(B) For assessment years commencing on or after October 1, 2024, any 130
municipality may, by vote of its legislative body, or in a municipality 131
where the legislative body is a town meeting, by vote of its board of 132
selectmen, elect to apply the following modified schedule of 133
depreciation with respect to motor vehicles based on the manufacturer's 134
suggested retail price of such motor vehicles, provided no motor vehicle 135
shall be assessed at an amount less than five hundred dollars: 136
T22 Percentage of
T23 Manufacturer's Suggested
T24 Age of Vehicle Retail Price
T25
T26 Up to year one Ninety per cent
T27 Year two Eighty-five per cent
T28 Year three Eighty per cent
T29 Year four Seventy-five per cent
T30 Year five Seventy per cent
T31 Year six Sixty-five per cent
T32 Year seven Sixty per cent
T33 Year eight Fifty-five per cent
T34 Year nine Fifty per cent
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T35 Year ten Forty-five per cent
T36 Year eleven Forty per cent
T37 Year twelve Thirty-five per cent
T38 Year thirteen Thirty per cent
T39 Year fourteen Twenty-five per cent
T40 Years fifteen to nineteen Twenty per cent
T41 Years twenty and beyond Not less than
T42 five hundred dollars
Any municipality that elects to apply the modified schedule of 137
depreciation described in this subparagraph shall, not later than 138
fourteen days after such election, notify the Secretary of the Office of 139
Policy and Management, in a form and manner prescribed by the 140
secretary, of such election and the first assessment year for which such 141
schedule shall be effective. 142
Sec. 3. (Effective from passage) In each municipality that elects to apply 143
the modified schedule of depreciation for motor vehicles described in 144
subparagraph (B) of subdivision (7) of subsection (b) of section 12-63 of 145
the general statutes, as amended by this act, for the assessment year 146
commencing October 1, 2024, in which the grand list for said assessment 147
year has been published and lodged for public inspection on or before 148
the effective date of this section: 149
(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-55 of the general 150
statutes, such municipality's assessor or board of assessors may 151
disregard, adjust and republish said grand list not later than April 15, 152
2025; 153
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b) of section 12-110 154
of the general statutes, such municipality's board of assessment appeals 155
shall meet to hear appeals related to the assessment of property during 156
the period commencing forty-five days after the effective date of this 157
section and concluding sixty days after the effective date of this section, 158
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on business days as described in said subsection; 159
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision (1) of subsection 160
(a) of section 12-111 of the general statutes and section 12-112 of the 161
general statutes, appeals from the doings of such municipality's 162
assessors shall be heard or entertained by such municipality's board of 163
assessment appeals if such appeal is made on or before the thirtieth day 164
after the effective date of this section; 165
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivisions (1) and (2) of 166
subsection (a) of section 12-111 of the general statutes, such 167
municipality's board of assessment appeals shall notify each taxpayer 168
who filed an appeal, whether to advise of the date, time and place of the 169
appeal hearing or to advise that such board has elected not to conduct 170
an appeal hearing, not later than sixty days after the effective date of this 171
section; 172
(5) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-120 of the general 173
statutes, such municipality's assessor or board of assessors shall 174
transmit to the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management not 175
later than ninety days after the effective date of this section an abstract 176
of the assessment list that has been examined and corrected by the board 177
of assessment appeals; and 178
(6) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-142 of the general 179
statutes, title 7 of the general statutes, chapter 204 of the general statutes, 180
any special act, any municipal charter or any home rule ordinance, if 181
such municipality has adopted a budget or levied taxes for the fiscal 182
year ending June 30, 2026, such municipality may, not later than June 183
15, 2025, (A) amend its budget in the same manner as such budget was 184
originally adopted, and (B) adjust the tax levy and the amount of any 185
remaining installments of such taxes. If such municipality has levied a 186
tax that was due and payable in a single installment for the fiscal year 187
ending June 30, 2026, such municipality may mail or hand deliver to 188
persons liable therefor a supplemental rate bill for any additional tax 189
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levy resulting pursuant to subparagraph (B) of this subdivision. The 190
amendment to such grand list or budget shall be an amount reflecting 191
such modified schedule of depreciation. 192
Sec. 4. Subdivision (83) of section 12-81 of the general statutes is 193
repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from 194
passage and applicable to assessment years commencing on or after October 1, 195
2024): 196
(83) (A) (i) A dwelling, including a condominium, as defined in 197
section 47-68a, and a unit in a common interest community, as defined 198
in section 47-202, that is (I) owned by any resident of this state who has 199
served in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force or 200
Space Force of the United States and has been determined by the United 201
States Department of Veterans Affairs to be permanently and totally 202
disabled based on a service-connected [permanent and total] disability 203
rating [as determined by the United States Department of Veterans 204
Affairs] of one hundred per cent, and (II) occupied by such resident as 205
the resident's primary residence, or (ii) lacking such residence, one 206
motor vehicle owned by such resident and garaged in this state. 207
(B) If such resident lacks such dwelling or motor vehicle in such 208
resident's name, the dwelling or motor vehicle, as applicable, belonging 209
to or held in trust for such resident's spouse, who is domiciled with such 210
resident, shall be so exempt. When any resident entitled to an exemption 211
under the provisions of this subdivision has died, the dwelling or motor 212
vehicle, as applicable, belonging to, or held in trust for, such deceased 213
resident's surviving spouse, while such spouse remains a widow or 214
widower, or belonging to or held in trust for such deceased resident's 215
minor children during their minority, or both, while they are residents 216
of this state, shall be so exempt as that to which such resident was or 217
would have been entitled at the time of such resident's death. 218
(C) No individual entitled to the exemption under this subdivision 219
and under one or more of subdivisions (19), (22), (23), (25) and (26) of 220
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this section shall receive more than one exemption. 221
(D) (i) No individual shall receive any exemption to which such 222
individual is entitled under this subdivision until such individual has 223
complied with section 12-95, and has submitted proof of such 224
individual's [disability rating, as determined] determination by the 225
United States Department of Veterans Affairs, to the assessor of the 226
town in which the exemption is sought. If there is no change to an 227
individual's [disability rating] determination, such proof shall not be 228
required for any assessment year following that for which the 229
exemption under this subdivision is granted initially. If the United 230
States Department of Veterans Affairs modifies an individual's 231
[disability rating] determination to other than permanently and totally 232
disabled based on a service-connected [permanent and total] disability 233
rating of one hundred per cent, such modification shall be deemed a 234
waiver of the right to the exemption under this subdivision. Any such 235
individual whose [disability rating] determination was modified to 236
other than permanently and totally disabled based on a service-237
connected [permanent and total] disability rating of one hundred per 238
cent may seek the exemption under subdivision (20) of this section. 239
(ii) Any individual who has been unable to submit evidence of 240
[disability rating] such determination by the United States Department 241
of Veterans Affairs in the manner required by this subdivision, or who 242
has failed to submit such evidence as provided in section 12-95, may, 243
when such individual obtains such evidence, make application to the 244
tax collector not later than one year after such individual obtains such 245
proof or not later than one year after the expiration of the time limited 246
in section 12-95, as the case may be, for abatement in case the tax has not 247
been paid, or for refund in case the whole tax or part of the tax has been 248
paid. Such abatement or refund may be granted retroactively to include 249
the assessment day next succeeding the date as of which such individual 250
was entitled to such [disability rating as determined] determination by 251
the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, but in no case shall 252
any abatement or refund be made for a period greater than three years. 253
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(iii) The tax collector shall, after examination of such application, refer 254
the same, with the tax collector's recommendations thereon, to the board 255
of selectmen of a town or to the corresponding authority of any other 256
municipality, and shall certify to the amount of abatement or refund to 257
which the applicant is entitled. Upon receipt of such application and 258
certification, the selectmen or other duly constituted authority shall, in 259
case the tax has not been paid, issue a certificate of abatement or, in case 260
the whole tax or part of the tax has been paid, draw an order upon the 261
treasurer in favor of such applicant for such amount, without interest. 262
Any action so taken by such selectmen or other authority shall be a 263
matter of record and the tax collector shall be notified in writing of such 264
action. 265
Sec. 5. Subdivision (20) of section 12-81 of the general statutes is 266
repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from 267
passage and applicable to assessment years commencing on or after October 1, 268
2024): 269
(20) (A) Subject to the provisions hereinafter stated, property not 270
exceeding three thousand five hundred dollars in amount shall be 271
exempt from taxation, which property belongs to, or is held in trust for, 272
any resident of this state who has served, or is serving, in the Army, 273
Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force or Space Force of the 274
United States and (i) has a disability rating as determined by the United 275
States Department of Veterans Affairs amounting to ten per cent or 276
more of total disability, other than a determination of being 277
permanently and totally disabled based on a service-connected 278
[permanent and total] disability rating of one hundred per cent, 279
provided such exemption shall be two thousand dollars in any case in 280
which such rating is between ten per cent and twenty-five per cent; two 281
thousand five hundred dollars in any case in which such rating is more 282
than twenty-five per cent but not more than fifty per cent; three 283
thousand dollars in any case in which such rating is more than fifty per 284
cent but not more than seventy-five per cent; and three thousand five 285
hundred dollars in any case in which such resident has attained sixty-286
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five years of age or such rating is more than seventy-five per cent; or (ii) 287
is receiving a pension, annuity or compensation from the United States 288
because of the loss in service of a leg or arm or that which is considered 289
by the rules of the United States Pension Office or the Bureau of War 290
Risk Insurance the equivalent of such loss. 291
(B) If such veteran lacks such amount of property in such veteran's 292
name, so much of the property belonging to, or held in trust for, such 293
veteran's spouse, who is domiciled with such veteran, as is necessary to 294
equal such amount shall also be so exempt. When any veteran entitled 295
to an exemption under the provisions of this subdivision has died, 296
property belonging to, or held in trust for, such deceased veteran's 297
surviving spouse, while such spouse remains a widow or widower, or 298
belonging to or held in trust for such deceased veteran's minor children 299
during their minority, or both, while they are residents of this state, shall 300
be exempt in the same aggregate amount as that to which the disabled 301
veteran was or would have been entitled at the time of such veteran's 302
death. 303
(C) No individual entitled to the exemption under this subdivision 304
and under one or more of subdivisions (19), (22), (23), (25) and (26) of 305
this section shall receive more than one exemption. 306
(D) (i) No individual shall receive any exemption to which such 307
individual is entitled under this subdivision until such individual has 308
complied with section 12-95 and has submitted proof of such 309
individual's disability rating, as determined by the United States 310
Department of Veterans Affairs, to the assessor of the town in which the 311
exemption is sought. If there is no change to an individual's disability 312
rating, such proof shall not be required for any assessment year 313
following that for which the exemption under this subdivision is 314
granted initially. If the United States Department of Veterans Affairs 315
modifies a veteran's disability rating, such modification shall be deemed 316
a waiver of the right to the exemption under this subdivision until proof 317
of disability rating is submitted to the assessor and the right to such 318
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exemption is established as required initially, except that if such 319
disability rating is modified to a determination that such veteran is 320
permanently and totally disabled based on a service-connected 321
[permanent and total] disability rating of one hundred per cent, such 322
veteran may seek the exemption under subdivision (83) of this section. 323
(ii) Any individual who has been unable to submit evidence of 324
disability rating in the manner required by this subdivision, or who has 325
failed to submit such evidence as provided in section 12-95, may, when 326
such individual obtains such evidence, make application to the tax 327
collector not later than one year after such individual obtains such proof 328
or not later than one year after the expiration of the time limited in 329
section 12-95, as the case may be, for abatement in case the tax has not 330
been paid, or for refund in case the whole tax has been paid, of such part 331
or the whole of such tax as represents the service exemption. Such 332
abatement or refund may be granted retroactively to include the 333
assessment day next succeeding the date as of which such person was 334
entitled to such disability rating as determined by the United States 335
Department of Veterans Affairs, but in no case shall any abatement or 336
refund be made for a period greater than three years. 337
(iii) The tax collector shall, after examination of such application, refer 338
the same, with the tax collector's recommendations thereon, to the board 339
of selectmen of a town or to the corresponding authority of any other 340
municipality, and shall certify to the amount of abatement or refund to 341
which the applicant is entitled. Upon receipt of such application and 342
certification, the selectmen or other duly constituted authority shall, in 343
case the tax has not been paid, issue a certificate of abatement or, in case 344
the whole tax has been paid, draw an order upon the treasurer in favor 345
of such applicant for the amount, without interest, that represents the 346
service exemption. Any action so taken by such selectmen or other 347
authority shall be a matter of record and the tax collector shall be 348
notified in writing of such action; 349
Sec. 6. (Effective from passage) In each municipality in which the grand 350
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list for the assessment year commencing October 1, 2024, has been 351
published and lodged for inspection on or before the effective date of 352
this section: 353
(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-55 of the general 354
statutes, such municipality's assessor or board of assessors may 355
disregard, adjust and republish said grand list not later than April 15, 356
2025; 357
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b) of section 12-110 358
of the general statutes, such municipality's board of assessment appeals 359
shall meet to hear appeals related to the assessment of property during 360
the period commencing forty-five days after the effective date of this 361
section and concluding sixty days after the effective date of this section, 362
on business days as described in said subsection; 363
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision (1) of subsection 364
(a) of section 12-111 of the general statutes and section 12-112 of the 365
general statutes, appeals from the doings of such municipality's 366
assessors shall be heard or entertained by such municipality's board of 367
assessment appeals if such appeal is made on or before the thirtieth day 368
after the effective date of this section; 369
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivisions (1) and (2) of 370
subsection (a) of section 12-111 of the general statutes, such 371
municipality's board of assessment appeals shall notify each taxpayer 372
who filed an appeal, whether to advise of the date, time and place of the 373
appeal hearing or to advise that such board has elected not to conduct 374
an appeal hearing, not later than sixty days after the effective date of this 375
section; 376
(5) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-120 of the general 377
statutes, such municipality's assessor or board of assessors shall 378
transmit to the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management not 379
later than ninety days after the effective date of this section an abstract 380
of the assessment list that has been examined and corrected by the board 381
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of assessment appeals; and 382
(6) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-142 of the general 383
statutes, title 7 of the general statutes, chapter 204 of the general statutes, 384
any special act, any municipal charter or any home rule ordinance, if 385
such municipality has adopted a budget or levied taxes for the fiscal 386
year ending June 30, 2026, such municipality may, not later than June 387
15, 2025, (A) amend its budget in the same manner as such budget was 388
originally adopted, and (B) adjust the tax levy and the amount of any 389
remaining installments of such taxes. If such municipality has levied a 390
tax that was due and payable in a single installment for the fiscal year 391
ending June 30, 2026, such municipality may mail or hand deliver to 392
persons liable therefor a supplemental rate bill for any additional tax 393
levy resulting pursuant to subparagraph (B) of this subdivision. 394
Sec. 7. (Effective from passage) The following sum is appropriated from 395
the GENERAL FUND for the purpose herein specified for the fiscal year 396
ending June 30, 2025: 397
T43 GENERAL FUND 2024-2025
T44
T45 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
T46 Excess Cost - Student Based 40,000,000
T47
T48 TOTAL – GENERAL FUND 40,000,000
This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following
sections:
Section 1 from passage New section
Sec. 2 from passage and
applicable to assessment
years commencing on or
after October 1, 2024
12-63(b)(7)
Sec. 3 from passage New section
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Sec. 4 from passage and
applicable to assessment
years commencing on or
after October 1, 2024
12-81(83)
Sec. 5 from passage and
applicable to assessment
years commencing on or
after October 1, 2024
12-81(20)
Sec. 6 from passage New section
Sec. 7 from passage New section