Office of Legislative Research

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Office of Legislative Research

Mission Statement

The nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research helps the General Assembly make policy and serve the public by providing it with accurate, timely, and objective research, policy analysis, and assistance in the development of legislation.

*new 2010 OLR MAJOR ISSUES new *

SEAT BELTS ON SCHOOL BUSES

MEDICAL INSURANCE RATE INCREASES REQUESTED AND APPROVED IN CONNECTICUT

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (updated 2/8/10)

2009 PUBLIC ACT SUMMARY BOOK (PDF)

This volume includes summaries of acts passed during the 2008 August and November special sessions and the 2009 regular session. Later in the year, the office will publish a second volume with summaries of acts passed in the 2009 special sessions.

The Office of Legislative Research's 2009 Summary of Public Acts, Part 1 is now available (click link above). If you would like a CD version, contact Tracey.Otero@cga.ct.gov or 860-240-8400.

2009 REGULAR AND JUNE SPECIAL SESSION BILL TRACKING REPORT

*Use this report to find out whether a provision from a bill that died passed as part of another bill. Track provisions using the original bill number or committee of origin.*

ACTS AFFECTING . . . (updated 12/30/09)

2009 OLR MAJOR ACTS (PDF)

2009 RULES AND PRECEDENTS (PDF)

BACKGROUNDERS (updated 12/21/09)

UNDERSTANDING TOLLS IN CONNECTICUT
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON THEIR PAST, PRESENT, AND POSSIBLE FUTURE (PDF)

January 29, 2010 - February 4, 2010 (updated 2/8/2010)

	Harassing Service Animals
	Options for Reducing Electric Rates
	Required Services for School-Aged Children with Autism
	Criminal Threatening and Domestic Violence
	State Law Requiring Seat Belts in School Buses
	Radiology Personnel and Equipment
	Voter Registration
	Printing Costs of Publications Produced for the General Assembly

	Lust Tax, Nora Tax, and Underground Tank Leaks
	Healthcare provider identification Badges
	Burden of Proof in Special Education Due process Hearings
	High Speed Internet Access in rural Areas
	Husky Primary Care
	Criminal Trial Scheduling and Disclosure Procedures
	Federal Preemption Issues in Banking
	Driver's License Renewals for Service Members Stationed Abroad

CRIMINAL JUSTICE	*updated 2-8-10*
TRANSPORTATION	*updated 2-8-10*
ENERGY	*updated 2-8-10*
UNIVERSAL HEALTH	*updated 12-21-09*

Note:

Documents are released to the site as they become available to the public and are for the current year's Session unless otherwise noted.

Office of Legislative Research
Legislative Office Building, Suite 5300
Email: olr@cga.ct.gov
Telephone 240-8400 FAX 240-8881