CGS §
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Description
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1-10
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Public records administrator to set standard ink for public records
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2-110
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Establishes the Commission on Innovation and Productivity to (1) recommend improvements for government cost effectiveness and efficiency and (2) annually report to Government Administration and Elections (GAE) and Appropriations committees
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3-80a
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Secretary of the state to provide legislative members-elect with names and addresses of members-elect and provide “Pocket Manual” of the previous legislature to new members.
(The General Assembly no longer publishes the pocket manual and the information is in the Legislative Guide published annually by Legislative Management.
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3-100
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Department of Transportation (DOT) and Environmental Protection (DEP) commissioners file a list of the names of bodies of water in the state with the secretary of the state
● Names are official names when filed
● Can make additions and corrections |
4-95b
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Allows the Finance Advisory Committee to transfer, on the governor's recommendation, funds appropriated under SA 77-46, § 1 (budget bill) to state agencies to improve fiscal and related reporting procedures
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4-106
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A hospital that has facilities that can treat venereal disease cannot refuse to treat patients with the disease if it receives legislation appropriations.
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4b-32
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Renewal of state leases existing on July 1, 1975 require approval by the public works commissioner and State Properties Review Board (SPRB) under regulations they adopt
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4b-66
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Requires a Master plan for development for the Connecticut Capitol Center, specifies the Capitol Center District, and specifies requirements for the plan
● Where feasible, the district must contain the central offices and ancillary facilities of the three branches of state government
● Capital Center Commission reviews the plan and reports to the governor and Appropriations, GAE, and Finance, Revenue and Bonding committees every five years
(The bill does not eliminate the Connecticut Capitol Center Commission whose sole responsibility is to review and report, provisions on amending the plan, acquiring property within the district, and approving permits in the district (CGS §§ 4b-66a, -68, -72, and -74).
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4d-45
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Review of contracts and amendments entered into pursuant to Department of Administrative Services (DAS) February 21, 1997 request for proposals (RFP) to privatize information technology (IT) services
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4d-46
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Disqualification of potential contractors and subcontractors who participated in DAS 1997 RFP for privatization of IT services
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4d-47
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Hiring of state employees by contractors and subcontractors, protections for state employees laid off or fired as a result of IT privatization contract
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5-237b
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Establishes the Quality Control Committee to (1) evaluate DAS state incentive plans for managerial and confidential employees and (2) report to DAS
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7-105a
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Abolishes the Office of Grand Juror
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7-126
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Authorizes municipalities to transport crippled children and children with defective eyesight to places of treatment and declares it to be in the line of government duty
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7-131f
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Required considerations for Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) approving grants for open space acquisition or development from funds authorized before July 1,1998
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7-286 to
7-290
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Police matrons
● Required in cities of more than 20,000 to take charge of women arrested and held by the police
● These cities can have a separate station for female prisoners
● Cities must assign part of police station for female prisoners, under police matron control
● Sets qualifications for police matron |
7-439f
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State Retirement Commission study on restructuring Municipal Employees' Retirement Fund
● Report due by January 1, 1980 |
7-479s
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Municipal Liability Trust Fund and its purposes.
Funds to be held in trust separately, earnings become part of the fund, and balances carry forward (Other provisions on the fund already repealed)
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8-37dd
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By January 1, 1991, housing agencies had to adopt written policies on the number or percent of units each assisted housing development had to make available to low or moderate income families
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8-200a
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Converted unpaid balance of state loans made to municipalities under obsolete industrial and research development project program into grants-in-aid
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8-206c
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Establishes effective date of a temporary emergency fuel assistance program created by PA 79-5, Oct.
Special Session
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8-240s
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Community Economic Development Fund must submit a report to the Commerce Committee on the pilot microloan program by June 30, 2007
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8-265v
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Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) must adopt written procedures on residential mortgage refinancing guarantee program by July 7, 1993
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8-418
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Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) commissioner must report on the residential subsurface sewage disposal system repair program to the Environment, Finance, Revenue and Bonding and Housing committees by October 1, 1990
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9-242c
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Voting Technology Standards Board must report by January 16, 2006 and terminates on the date it submits its report
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9-375b
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Allows 1992 party rule changes necessitated by redistricting to take effect sooner than other amendments
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10-18c
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Local or regional board of education can offer firearm safety programs to students
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10-29a(b)
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Distribution requirement for proclamations by governor on 52 specified days, days of fasting and prayer, Independence Day, and Thanksgiving Day
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10-145e
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Individuals receive a standard certificate as an occupational instructor if before July 1, 1977 they (1) were employed as an occupational instructor by a local or regional board of education or the State Board of Education and (2) held an occupational certificate
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10-221j
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Early Reading Success Panel must review research by July 1, 2000 (CGS §§ 10-221l and 10-265 refer to the Early Reading Success Panel's research under this statute)
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10-221k
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Local or regional board of education for a priority school district must assess needs to attain reading success and report to the Department of Education by July 1, 2000
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10-221m
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Priority school districts must develop and implement in-service reading instruction training program by July 1, 2001 and revise plan by October 1, 2001 for a five-year program
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10-221n
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Department of Education must contract for an independent evaluation of early reading success
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10a-4b
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Education, Finance, Revenue and Bonding, and GAE committees must review implementation of priority higher education facility project procedures and project status and make recommendations by December 31, 1993
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10a-113
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UConn trustees to encourage sheep industry
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12-34d
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State Tax Review Commission to (1) study state and local tax revenue, business of renting or leasing motor vehicles, succession tax system, and property tax for commercial vehicles transporting freight and (2) report annually
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12-217z
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Business Tax Credit and Tax Policy Review Committee to (1) study existing corporate tax credits and consider future changes in policy and (2) report annually to the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
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13b-92
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DOT may authorize mail carriers or person desiring to carry passengers for hire in rural areas without public transportation to carry passengers
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13b-298
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Railroad companies must build cattle guards at crossings
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13b-331
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Railroad engineers must have copy of law on audible signals and take oath to comply
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13b-332
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Engineer may direct assistant railroad engineer or fireman to make audible signal, but not relieved of liability
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14-164k
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Prohibits DMV from agreeing to inspection services that would prevent implementing variable fees and requires Department of Motor Vehicles and DEP to conduct a feasibility study of emission fees based on mileage and the extent of pollutants due to the Transportation Committee by February 1, 1993
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14-211a
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Motor Vehicle Theft Task Force to review thefts and their effects and report to legislature by January 1, 1986
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15-174
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DEP must adopt regulations on discharge of sewage from vessels (see related bill in BACKGROUND)
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16-32g
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Starting January 1, 2008, electric and electric distribution companies must submit annual electric wire maintenance plans to Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC)
● DPUC reviews plans and can issue orders to ensure compliance
● DPUC can require updated plans
● DPUC adopts regulations |
16-256
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Telephone directories distributed to the public must contain notice of penalty for failure to relinquish party line for an emergency call
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16-281a
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Powers and duties of DPUC under the chapter on motor carriers of property for hire transferred to DOT (All provisions of that chapter have already been transferred to a chapter in the title on transportation, which also contains an identical provision on the transfer of these powers and duties (CGS § 13-387a)).
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16a-22d
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Registration requirement for wholesalers and retailers of petroleum products or operators of storage facility or pipeline
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17a-6b
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Connecticut Juvenile Training School (CJTS) advisory group and CJTS public safety committee on-going review of CJTS with recommendations for improvement
● Department of Children and Families (DCF) commissioner annually reports to the Children's and Human Services committees |
17a-6c
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DCF annual reports to the Children's and Judiciary committees on adjudicated youth in DCF care and custody
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17a-21
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Quarterly reports to DCF by licensed psychiatric hospitals and general hospitals providing psychiatric care to children and youth
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17a-91a
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DCF monthly reports to Human Services and Public Health committees on the number of children in DCF custody in subacute care who cannot be discharged
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17a-116b
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Advisory committee promoting adoption and provision of services to minority and difficult to place children reports at least annually to DCF.
DCF reports to the General Assembly in odd-numbered years.
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19a-125
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Statewide Adolescent Health Council must report to the Public Health, Human Services, and Education committees by June 30, 1994
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19a-202b
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Payments to municipalities for health departments and districts, distribution of excess funds for FY 00
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19a-212
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Authority to fill or drain nuisances arising from swampy lands.
(Under the Public Health Code, state and local health departments have authority to abate a wide range of nuisances that likely covers these nuisances.
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19a-224
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When fish scrap and fertilizer can be loaded or unloaded from vessels in New London Harbor and certain parts of the Connecticut shore
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19a-225
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Regulating the manufacture and treatment of oil and garbage in certain towns;
processing of fish for animal consumption in Stonington
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22-203aa to 22-203cc
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Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact
(Congress did not extend the compact and it expired on September 30, 2001)
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22-410
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Department of Agriculture and Division of Special Revenue can offer cash awards to breeders of winning race horses, paid from Connecticut Breeders' Fund
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22a-6i
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From July 1 to October 1, 1996, DEP must (1) provide applicants with information on time frames for issuing permits and (2) report to the Environment Committee through October 1, 1996
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22a-162
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Standards for operating sources of nonionizing radiation (see related bill in BACKGROUND)
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22a-166 and 22a-167
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Establishes the Mid-Atlantic States Air Pollution Control Compact
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22a-212
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DEP grants to municipal and regional authorities for the preparation of a solid waste management plan (municipal solid waste and state plans are in place)
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22a-219c
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DEP grants to municipalities for delivering solid waste to resource recovery facilities operating on June 1, 1987
● Set grants for FY 89 and FY 90 |
22a-219e
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DEP grants paid to municipalities for delivering solid waste to resource recovery facilities paid from the Municipal Tipping Fee Fund, for towns that apply by July 1, 1990 and are eligible for grant during FY 90
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22a-241a
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DEP required to revise state solid waste management plan to include strategy to recycle 25% of solid waste by June 1, 1988
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22a-272a
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Amount of Connecticut Resource Recovery Authority's next $
200 million in bonds secured by special capital reserve fund issued starting July 1, 1989 to be used for intermediate processing facilities
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22a-473
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Prohibits exploratory drilling for oil or gas until DEP adopts regulations (DEP has adopted regulations)
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23-16a
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Requires DEP to phase out over the next five years long-term leasing of camp sites at shore parks based on 1970 season usage
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23-24a
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Survey of boundaries of state parks and forest lands by July 1, 1984
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26-121
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When and where tomcod or frost fish in Saugatuck River can be taken without license
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26-122
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Regulates fishing through ice in Cranberry Pond, Cream Hill Lake, and Lake Quonnipaug
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26-180
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Regulating use of nets in Milford Harbor
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26-185
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Prohibiting use of trawls in part of the Poquonock River
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27-4
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Inactive National Guard must be organized and maintained as provided by U.
S.
law
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27-46a
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Requires that any proceeds remaining on July 1, 1975 from the sale of armories be transferred to the General Fund.
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27-107
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● Department of Public Safety (DPS) to assign state police for duty at veterans' home at veterans affairs commissioner's request
● Veterans affairs commissioner, with approval of State Traffic Commission, can regulate parking and traffic at the veterans' home
● Security officers or institutional patrolmen appointed as state police under CGS § 29-18 can make arrests
● Fine for violations |
27-140bb to 27-140cc
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Vietnam Herbicides Information Commission
● Advise veterans' affairs on assistance for veterans exposed to Vietnam herbicides, recommend legislation
● Annual reports required through February 15, 1987 |
27-140dd
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Department of Public Health requirements for public information, reporting process, health professional education, and claim referral regarding Vietnam herbicides
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29-251a
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DPS review of agency regulations to determine whether they conflict with the State Building Code or the Fire Safety Code (see related bill in BACKGROUND)
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30-98
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Giving liquor to prisoners punishable by up to one year in prison, up to $
1,000 fine, or both.
Another law makes it a class D felony (up to five years in prison, up to $
5,000 fine, or both) to pass intoxicating liquors or other contraband into a correctional institution (CGS § 53a-174).
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32-1g
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Connecticut Competitiveness Index reported by February 15 annually to the governor and General Assembly
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32-6i
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Connecticut Economic Information Systems Steering Committee to set guidelines for developing and operating an economic information system (see related bill in BACKGROUND)
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32-23u
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PA 88-265 created the Connecticut Growth Fund and consolidated many categorical programs in this new fund.
The obligations, along with the assets, became part of the new fund
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32-96
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Repeals the statute creating the Small Business Advisory Council but not the statutes listing its duties and powers (CGS §§ 32-97 to 32-100)
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32-200
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Repeals the statute naming the Lower Fairfield County Convention Center Authority Act but none of the statutes on the authority (CGS §§ 32-201 to 32-212)
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46b-121m
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Chief court administrator to enter agreement with Connecticut Policy and Economic Council to evaluate costs and benefits of programs serving juvenile offenders
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51-164v
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Forms used in circuit court and court of common pleas are valid in Superior Court as of July 1, 1978
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51-181d
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Chief court administrator required to designate a separate docket for hearing truancy matters
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51-278c
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Chief state's attorney in office on June 3, 1985 and appointed before November 28, 1984:
serves term for which appointed, expires June 30, 1985
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52-207
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No person receiving consideration for a contract made on a Sunday before June 9, 1976 can defend action on the contract on the ground that it was made on a Sunday, until he or she restores the consideration
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53-210
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Refusal to relinquish telephone party line when needed for an emergency:
infraction
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53-212a
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Use of fitting device using fluoroscopic x-ray or radiation to sell footwear or apparel:
$
100 fine
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53-313 to
53-316
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Penalties for operating a “Bucket Shop,” failing to give certain information to customers when requested is prima facie evidence (Apparently, "Bucket shops" offered contracts based on changes in public stock or commodity quotations;
but the contracts were in effect gambling, since they did not actually involve buying the stock or even an option to buy the stock.
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54-125d
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Board of Pardons and Paroles to enter agreement with federal Immigration and Naturalization Service on deportation parole of aliens, specifies when the Department of Correction or court refers to board, and specifies effect on sentence.
(These provisions appear to conflict with federal immigration policy and the board has entered an agreement with U.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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