AN ACT PROMOTING NURSING HOME RESIDENT QUALITY OF LIFE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING CHANGES TO THE PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE STATUTES. To (1) amend the provisions of the paid family and medical leave statutes relating to employer requirements, federally recognized tribes, concurrent payments, overpayments and penalties, and (2) make other minor and technical changes to the paid family and medical leave statutes.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS. To improve the health and safety of Connecticut residents.

AN ACT MAKING DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2024. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT ADOPTING THE NURSE LICENSURE COMPACT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT ASSISTING SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. To: (1) Establish requirements concerning the development, deployment and use of certain artificial intelligence systems; (2) establish an Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council; (3) prohibit dissemination of certain synthetic images; (4) prohibit distribution of, and agreements to distribute, certain deceptive media concerning elections; (5) require state agencies to study potential uses of generative artificial intelligence and propose pilot projects; (6) require the Commissioner of Administrative Services to provide training concerning generative artificial intelligence; (7) require the Chief Workforce Officer to (A) incorporate artificial intelligence training into workforce training programs, and (B) design a broadband outreach program; (8)...

AN ACT CONCERNING DRUG AFFORDABILITY. To make prescription drugs affordable and available for Connecticut residents.

AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION. To (1) declare the state's policy concerning broadband Internet access service, (2) require certain broadband Internet access service providers to provide affordable broadband Internet access service, (3) require certain fee disclosures and prohibit deceptive and excessive fees for consumer goods and services, (4) prohibit public entities from purchasing or operating certain small unmanned aircraft systems, (5) impose various requirements concerning connected devices, (6) require net neutrality by imposing requirements on certain broadband Internet access service providers, (7) regulate streaming service billing practices, and (8) impose various requirements concerning repairs of electronic or appliance products.

AN ACT INCENTIVIZING STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT ASSISTANCE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT SUPPORTING SOLAR ENERGY IN SCHOOLS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES. To implement certain measures relating to climate change including advancing and implementing the state's goals for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, the phasing out of the use of natural gas, investment in renewable energy and green economy startup businesses, incentivizing sustainable purchasing by local governments and the enhancement of nature-based solutions to mitigate climate change.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations concerning public health and human services.

AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND ADJUSTING BONDS OF THE STATE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE TEACHING PROFESSION AND REVISIONS TO THE MANDATED REPORTER REQUIREMENTS. To (1) establish a minimum starting annual salary for teacher; (2) provide a state subsidy to school districts to cover the cost of implementing the new minimum starting salary for teachers; (3) provide COVID-19 recognition payments to teachers who were providing instruction during the pandemic; (4) include a certified teacher on the Governor's Workforce Council; (5) amend the charge of the Connecticut Advisory Council for Teacher Professional Standards; (6) make revisions to the process by which retired teachers are elected to the Teachers' Retirement Board; (7) add a just cause standard and require a neutral hearing officer in teacher contract termination hearings; (8) require a single arbitrat...

AN ACT FACILITATING THE EXPANSION OF SHARED MUNICIPAL SERVICES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT PROMOTING HOSPITAL FINANCIAL STABILITY. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING TEMPORARY SHELTER UNITS FOR PERSONS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OR REFUGEES LOCATED ON REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. To allow the installation of temporary shelter units for persons experiencing homelessness on real property owned by religious organizations.

AN ACT CONCERNING INCENTIVES FOR TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT. To provide planning grants and other incentives for municipal transit-oriented development projects.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE OFFICE OF HEALTH STRATEGY'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING 340B PROGRAM TRANSPARENCY. To require entities authorized to participate in the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program to report to the Health Systems Planning Unit of the Office of Health Strategy certain information regarding the program, including (1) aggregated acquisition costs, (2) aggregated payment information, (3) the number of claims for prescription drugs under the program, and (4) if the entity is a hospital, the national drug code number for the fifty most frequently dispensed prescription drugs by the hospital under the program.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To implement the Department of Public Health's recommendations regarding various revisions to the public health statutes.

AN ACT CONCERNING CONNECTICUT PAID SICK DAYS. To support paid sick days.

AN ACT EXPANDING ACCESS TO PAID SICK DAYS IN THE STATE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. To (1) establish a uniform capacity tax on solar panels, (2) extend community benefit agreement requirements to more renewable energy projects, (3) study community solar, (4) require expedited permitting for solar canopies, (5) require the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to study solar canopies and develop a strategic plan, (6) revise programs of the Connecticut Green Bank, and (7) study how to promote municipal solar projects.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF PFAS IN CERTAIN PRODUCTS. To prohibit the use of PFAS in certain products.

AN ACT STANDARDIZING DRIVE-ONLY LICENSES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING SCHOOL RESOURCES. To support the state's public schools.

AN ACT CONCERNING INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOLS. To (1) extend the reporting date of the indoor air quality within school buildings task force; (2) allow the cost of performing the uniform inspection and evaluation of HVAC systems to be a reimbursable cost under the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system grant program; and (3) provide boards of education flexibility when it comes to performing such uniform inspection and evaluations.

AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSIT-ORIENTED COMMUNITIES. To (1) provide financial incentives for municipalities that adopt certain transit-oriented development policies and to coordinate related state funds through the Office of Responsible Growth, (2) establish the interagency council on housing development, (3) direct the State Responsible Growth Coordinator to establish a fund for the expansion of water and sewerage infrastructure, (4) to allow the coordinator to provide additional funding for certain infrastructure projects, and (5) to include transit-oriented districts in the definition of housing growth zones.

AN ACT CONCERNING CONNECTICUT RESILIENCY PLANNING AND PROVIDING MUNICIPAL OPTIONS FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS AND HEMP REGULATION. To: (1) Redefine "high-THC hemp product" and "disproportionately impacted area"; (2) enable certain social equity applicants to engage in additional cultivation activities and apply for additional licenses; (3) modify certain common ownership requirements concerning equity joint ventures; (4) enable product packagers to expand their authorized activities; (5) limit the licensing period for certain provisional cultivator licenses; (6) modify requirements concerning the location of cultivation facilities; (7) authorize micro-cultivators to sell cannabis seedlings; (8) authorize hybrid retailers to provide access to pharmacists through telehealth; (9) establish additional requirements concerning dispensary facility and hybrid retailer relocation...

AN ACT CONCERNING TELEHEALTH. To extend telehealth provisions adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic until June 30, 2027.

AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING. To make housing more affordable for Connecticut residents.

AN ACT CONCERNING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AND OTHER HOUSING VOUCHER PROGRAMS. To modify the rental assistance program to (1) increase the effective duration of rental assistance program certificates, (2) reduce eligible unit inspection periods, (3) require that program payments to landlords begin within ten days of the commencement of a qualifying tenancy, (4) provide for the electronic signature and electronic submission of all program documents, (5) create an online tool that allows interested parties to calculate housing authority payments under the program, (6) allow the Commissioner of Housing to adjust maximum rent levels for certain housing assistance programs, and (7) notify prospective tenants of the portability of rental assistance program certificates...

AN ACT CONCERNING REVENUE ITEMS TO IMPLEMENT THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT INCREASING RATES OF MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT FOR CERTAIN PROVIDERS. To increase rates of Medicaid reimbursement for certain providers.

AN ACT REQUIRING FEE DISCLOSURES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING EVICTIONS FOR CAUSE. To require cause for the eviction of certain tenants and residents of mobile manufactured home parks.

AN ACT CONCERNING ADVERSE DETERMINATION AND UTILIZATION REVIEWS. To (1) redefine "clinical peer" for the purposes of adverse determination and utilization reviews; (2) require health carriers to bear the burden of proving that certain health care services under adverse determination or utilization review are not medically necessary; and (3) require health carriers to provide certain clinical peers with authority to reverse initial adverse determinations.

AN ACT APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE HOMELESS RESPONSE SYSTEM. To (1) appropriate funds for certain homelessness and housing programs, and (2) require the Commissioners of Housing and Mental Health and Addiction Services to submit a report on the expenditure of such funds.

AN ACT ELIMINATING APPLICATION REVIEW FEES AND CAPPING LICENSURE FEES FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS LICENSED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. To eliminate application review fees and set a maximum fee of two hundred dollars for the fee for licensure of health care professionals by the Department of Public Health.

AN ACT ADDRESSING HEALTH CARE AFFORDABILITY. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY REGARDING THE USE OF AN ONLINE SOFTWARE APPLICATION TO ADDRESS THE MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF STUDENTS. To require the Department of Education to conduct a study of the feasibility of using an online mental health needs software application in schools.

AN ACT CONCERNING EMPLOYEE HEALTH BENEFIT CONSORTIUMS. To authorize employee health benefit consortiums in this state.

AN ACT REDUCING THE INITIAL LICENSING FEE FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS BY TWENTY PER CENT. To reduce the initial licensing fee for health care professionals by twenty per cent.

AN ACT EXPANDING PAID SICK DAYS IN THE STATE. To expand the paid sick days statutes to (1) apply to more employers and employees, (2) expand the categories of family members an employee may use paid sick leave to care for, (3) expand the permitted purposes that an employee may use paid sick leave for, (4) modify the rate at which an employee may receive paid sick leave, and (5) make other conforming and clarifying changes.

AN ACT ADJUSTING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2025. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EDUCATION. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

AN ACT CONCERNING FUNDING FOR SCHOOL BREAKFAST AND LUNCH. To provide funds to reimburse the school food authorities for the difference between the federal reimbursement rate for reduced-price and fully-paid school breakfast and lunch program meals.