Connecticut 2022 Regular Session All Bills (Page 49)

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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00377

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/22/22  
Report Pass
3/22/22  
Refer
3/31/22  
Refer
3/31/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Engrossed
4/19/22  
Report Pass
4/21/22  
To extend the time period within which an insured shall: (1) Provide notice of the birth of a newborn, and (2) pay any required premium or subscription fee to continue the newborn's coverage beyond that period.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05403

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
4/5/22  
Refer
4/18/22  
Refer
4/18/22  
Report Pass
4/25/22  
To establish a child tax credit against the personal income tax.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00374

Introduced
3/8/22  
Refer
3/8/22  
Report Pass
3/16/22  
Report Pass
3/16/22  
Refer
3/22/22  
Refer
3/22/22  
Report Pass
3/29/22  
To increase the reimbursable salaries of executive directors of Department of Developmental Services qualified providers and Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services private providers to one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05409

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/22/22  
Report Pass
3/22/22  
Refer
3/31/22  
Refer
3/31/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
To: (1) Require each financial planner doing business in this state to disclose to a consumer in this state, upon request, whether or not such financial planner has a fiduciary duty to such consumer for each recommendation that such financial planner makes to such consumer regarding insurance; and (2) provide that any failure to make such disclosure constitutes a violation of the Connecticut Unfair Insurance Practices Act.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00386

Introduced
3/9/22  
To conduct a study of the juvenile delinquency laws of this state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05414

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/31/22  
Report Pass
3/31/22  
Refer
4/11/22  
Refer
4/11/22  
Report Pass
4/14/22  
Engrossed
4/19/22  
Engrossed
4/19/22  
Report Pass
4/21/22  
Report Pass
4/21/22  
Passed
4/29/22  
Chaptered
5/4/22  
Chaptered
5/4/22  
Enrolled
5/5/22  
To provide protections for persons receiving and providing reproductive health care services in the state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05408

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
4/5/22  
Report Pass
4/5/22  
Refer
4/18/22  
To increase the qualifying income thresholds, for married individuals filing jointly, for the personal income tax deductions for Social Security benefits, pension and annuity income and individual retirement account distributions.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05406

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Refer
4/12/22  
Report Pass
4/20/22  
Engrossed
5/3/22  
Engrossed
5/3/22  
Report Pass
5/3/22  
Passed
5/3/22  
Passed
5/3/22  
Chaptered
5/13/22  
Enrolled
5/17/22  
Enrolled
5/17/22  
Passed
5/24/22  
To require the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, in consultation with the Commissioner of Revenue Services, to conduct a study of the revenue policies of the state.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00388

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
To create a presumption that it is reasonable to believe deadly physical force is necessary to defend (1) oneself or another person as prescribed in section 53a-19, or (2) oneself from a person who has unlawfully entered one's dwelling, place of work or motor vehicle.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00391

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Refer
4/4/22  
Report Pass
4/11/22  
To recommend minor and technical revisions to the transportation and motor vehicle statutes.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05421

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Refer
3/29/22  
Refer
3/29/22  
Report Pass
4/5/22  
To require the Connecticut Port Authority to establish a small harbor improvement projects account to fund dredging projects.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05422

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Refer
4/4/22  
Report Pass
4/11/22  
Refer
4/20/22  
To (1) permit the municipal regulation of the operation and use of external speakers on motor vehicles, (2) require decibel level testing for motor vehicles, and (3) establish a pilot program to use photo noise monitoring systems.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00390

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
Report Pass
3/24/22  
Refer
4/4/22  
Refer
4/4/22  
To revise the transportation statutes regarding (1) golf carts, (2) the use of high occupancy lanes by blood transport vehicles and emergency response vehicles, (3) the installation of wrong-way signs, (4) the local transportation capital program, (5) town aid road grants, (6) rail improvements on the Hartford line, and (7) a pilot program to test microtransit services.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05410

Introduced
3/9/22  
Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
To (1) limit deductibles of certain health insurance policies; (2) require health savings account disclosures; and (3) require certain high deductible health plans to apply annual deductibles on a calendar year basis.
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Connecticut 2022 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00392

Introduced
3/9/22  
Refer
3/9/22  
To expand and extend protections concerning statements made to law enforcement officials by a child to those statements made by a child under eighteen years of age.