To require the Commissioner of Public Health to (1) adopt regulations allowing source plasma donation centers to (A) designate physicians as directors of such centers, and (B) collect source plasma through plasmapheresis, provided such centers comply with federal laws and regulations governing source plasma collection; and (2) update the department's policies and procedures concerning source plasma donation centers.

To study ways to maximize Medicaid reimbursement for The University of Connecticut Health Center.

To study opportunities to expand Medicaid services.

To permit eligibility for participation in a pretrial family violence education program for persons charged with certain violations concerning risk of injury to, or impairing the morals of, a child, when good cause is shown for permitting such participation.

To (1) include the Greek genocide as part of the Holocaust and genocide education and awareness curriculum, (2) require the Department of Education to develop a plan to replace the current state-wide mastery examination, (3) allow teachers employed by Goodwin University Magnet Schools, Inc. or Goodwin University Educational Services, Inc. to be considered continuously employed, (4) amend the way crisis response drills are conducted in schools, (5) require the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection to study the efficacy of crisis response drills, (6) include the town of Madison in the open choice program, (7) require receiving boards of education to include open choice grants in proposed revenue statements, (8) require the State Board of Education to study the method of addressing racial imbalances, (9) specify that the training program for administration of emergency first aid to students experiencing an allergic reaction is for students who do not have prior medical or parental authorization, (10) prohibit boards of education from requiring parental involvement as a condition for enrollment of students in a public school, (11) require regional community-technical colleges to consult with counselors and administrators at public high schools to establish partnerships, (12) allow providers of child care services that are exempt from licensing to administer epinephrine for the purposes of emergency first aid, (13) require the special education task force to administer a survey to special education teachers, paraeducators, administrators and parents or guardians of students receiving special education, and (14) require the Department of Education to notify each town of an estimate of the equalization aid grant amount such town may receive during the next fiscal year.

To (1) require a curriculum on recycling and renewable energy, (2) require new school nurses to complete an orientation, (3) extend the dates by one month by which an annual audit is required of school district receipts, expenditures and statistics and by which the Department of Education posts data from such report, (4) require payments for special education services provided by a private provider to commence from the start of the school year in which such provider is approved by the Department of Education, (5) require the Department of Education to fund the State Education Resource Center, (6) prohibit institutions of higher education from using edTPA scores as a condition of successful completion of a teacher preparation program, (7) require school playgrounds designed after July 1, 2024, to comply with the principles of universal design, (8) require regional boards of education to establish a parent council for each school under its governance, and (9) allow magnet school students to participate in intramural or interscholastic athletics in the school district in which such student resides.

To prohibit adverse actions against health care providers for providing certain health care services.

To extend the child support obligation under section 46b-84 of the general statutes to children under the age of twenty-one years.

To criminalize unauthorized dissemination of intimate images that are digitally altered or created through the use of artificial intelligence.

To prohibit a physician from knowingly using the physician's own sperm to inseminate a patient without the patient's consent and create a cause of action against a physician who engages in such conduct.

To require the Commissioner of Mental Health and Addiction Services to establish peer-run respite centers.

To review appropriations from the General Fund.

To review appropriations from funds other than the General Fund.

To authorize the Community and Economic Development Fund to conduct business outside the state.

To increase the per page fee paid to official court reporters and court reporting monitors for transcripts.