Legislative Research: CT SB00184 | 2021 | General Assembly
Other Sessions
| Session | Title/Description | Last Action |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 General Assembly (Passed) | To (1) prohibit a car rental company from requiring an additional driver to provide a credit card to such company as a condition to renting a passenger motor vehicle, provided the lessee provides a credit card or debit card, and (2) limit the amount ... [SB00184 2024 Detail][SB00184 2024 Text][SB00184 2024 Comments] | 2024-05-21 Signed by the Governor |
| 2023 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To require health insurers to provide site-neutral reimbursements to health care providers for covered health insurance benefits for: (1) Current procedural terminology evaluation and management (CPT E/M) codes; (2) current procedural terminology ass... [SB00184 2023 Detail][SB00184 2023 Text][SB00184 2023 Comments] | 2023-01-17 Referred to Joint Committee on Insurance and Real Estate |
| 2022 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To (1) extend through November 8, 2022, several changes regarding election administration as a result of COVID-19, and (2) specify "illness" as grounds for claiming eligibility to vote by absentee ballot. [SB00184 2022 Detail][SB00184 2022 Text][SB00184 2022 Comments] | 2022-03-11 File Number 6 |
| 2021 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To designate September annually as Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month. [SB00184 2021 Detail][SB00184 2021 Text][SB00184 2021 Comments] | 2021-01-22 Referred to Joint Committee on Government Administration and Elections |
| 2020 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To establish the workforce housing development program in opportunity zones and to create additional opportunities for workforce housing development in other parts of the state using tax credits, fee waivers and property tax abatement. [SB00184 2020 Detail][SB00184 2020 Text][SB00184 2020 Comments] | 2020-03-06 Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office |
| 2019 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To increase the number of persons who can receive assistance through the Alzheimer's disease respite care program. [SB00184 2019 Detail][SB00184 2019 Text][SB00184 2019 Comments] | 2019-01-23 Referred to Joint Committee on Aging |
| 2018 General Assembly (Passed) | To authorize state grant commitments for school building projects. [SB00184 2018 Detail][SB00184 2018 Text][SB00184 2018 Comments] | 2018-05-31 Signed by the Governor |
| 2017 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To provide tax relief to families by exempting clothing and footwear costing less than seventy-five dollars from the sales and use taxes. [SB00184 2017 Detail][SB00184 2017 Text][SB00184 2017 Comments] | 2017-01-18 Referred to Joint Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding |
| 2016 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To remove children and youths "in need of special services" from the statutory definition of children and youths who are "uncared for". [SB00184 2016 Detail][SB00184 2016 Text][SB00184 2016 Comments] | 2016-04-13 Senate Recommitted to Children |
| 2015 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To require legislative review of state agency decisions that have financial impacts on towns. [SB00184 2015 Detail][SB00184 2015 Text][SB00184 2015 Comments] | 2015-01-20 Referred to Joint Committee on Planning and Development |
| 2014 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To restore one hundred million dollars to the Special Transportation Fund. [SB00184 2014 Detail][SB00184 2014 Text][SB00184 2014 Comments] | 2014-02-19 Referred to Joint Committee on Transportation |
| 2013 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To remove records of license suspensions for violations of certain teen driving laws from the driving history records of motor vehicle operators who have reached the age of eighteen to aid such operators in obtaining automobile insurance. [SB00184 2013 Detail][SB00184 2013 Text][SB00184 2013 Comments] | 2013-02-15 Public Hearing 02/20 |
| 2012 General Assembly (Engrossed - Dead) | To clarify that the Family and Medical Leave Act only applies to employers employing seventy-five or more employees in the state. [SB00184 2012 Detail][SB00184 2012 Text][SB00184 2012 Comments] | 2012-04-20 House Calendar Number 414 |
| 2011 General Assembly (Introduced - Dead) | To reduce state pension costs by reducing the "anti-spiking" provision from thirty per cent to eighteen per cent over the previous two years' earnings. [SB00184 2011 Detail][SB00184 2011 Text][SB00184 2011 Comments] | 2011-01-19 Referred to Joint Committee on Appropriations |
| 2010 General Assembly (Engrossed - Dead) | To protect retail fuel oil and propane consumers. [SB00184 2010 Detail][SB00184 2010 Text][SB00184 2010 Comments] | 2010-04-22 House Calendar Number 397 |
References Online
| Search Phrase | Web | News | Financial | Encylopedia | Biography |
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| [Connecticut SB00184] | Google Web | Google News | |||
| [Connecticut Joint Government Administration and Elections Committee] | Google Web | Google News | FollowTheMoney | ||
| [Senator Catherine Osten CT] | Google Web | Google News | FollowTheMoney | Ballotpedia | VoteSmart |
Legislative Citation
APA
CT SB00184 | 2021 | General Assembly. (2021, January 22). LegiScan. Retrieved December 28, 2024, from https://legiscan.com/CT/bill/SB00184/2021
MLA
"CT SB00184 | 2021 | General Assembly." LegiScan. LegiScan LLC, 22 Jan. 2021. Web. 28 Dec. 2024. <https://legiscan.com/CT/bill/SB00184/2021>.
Chicago
"CT SB00184 | 2021 | General Assembly." January 22, 2021 LegiScan. Accessed December 28, 2024. https://legiscan.com/CT/bill/SB00184/2021.
Turabian
LegiScan. CT SB00184 | 2021 | General Assembly. 22 January 2021. https://legiscan.com/CT/bill/SB00184/2021 (accessed December 28, 2024).
Connecticut State Sources
| Type | Source |
|---|---|
| Summary | https://www.cga.ct.gov/asp/cgabillstatus/cgabillstatus.asp?selBillType=Bill&bill_num=SB00184&which_year=2021 |
| Text | https://www.cga.ct.gov/2021/TOB/S/PDF/2021SB-00184-R00-SB.PDF |
