Legislation
All Legislation
Mar 08, 2018
S.B. 318, An Act Establishing a Task Force to Study Interventions for At-Risk Youth
Status:
Pending
Position:
Support
Mar 08, 2018
S.B. 326, An Act Requiring the Commissioner of Consumer Protection to Undertake a Study Regarding Occupational Licensing
Status:
Pending
Position:
Support
Mar 08, 2018
S.B. 279, An Act Exempting the Date of Birth of a Police Officer from Disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act
Status:
Pending
Position:
Oppose
Mar 08, 2018
H.B. 5328, An Act Concerning the Admissibility of Admissions, Confessions, and Statements by Children Under the Age of Eighteen
Status:
Pending
Position:
Support
Mar 06, 2018
H.B. 5398, An Act Prohibiting State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies from Providing Certain Property to a Federal Agency for the Purpose of Such Property's Forfeiture
Status:
Pending
Position:
Support
Mar 05, 2018
H.B. 5260, An Act Requiring State Contractors to Adopt a Net Neutrality Policy
The FCC's decision to repeal network neutrality principles threatens people's abilities to participate in democracy. Without net neutrality, big internet service provider companies can determine which content we can see, how quickly we can access it, and how much we pay for it.
Status:
Pending
Position:
Support
Mar 05, 2018
S.B. 256, An Act Concerning Racial and Ethnic Impact Statements
The ACLU of Connecticut supports this bill, which attempts to empower legislators and the public alike with more information about the potential impacts that legislative proposals would have on people of color throughout the state.
Status:
Passed both chambers
Position:
Support
Mar 05, 2018
H.B. 5261, An Act Concerning Fees Charged by Municipalities Under the Freedom of Information Act
If passed, this bill could make public municipal documents inaccessible and unaffordable for everyday people.
Status:
Pending
Position:
Oppose
Mar 01, 2018
H.B. 5210 An Act Mandating Insurance Coverage of Essential Health Benefits
With federal proposals threatening contraceptive access under the Affordable Care Act, Connecticut can and must ensure that women in our state will still be able to access contraception without co-pays, no matter what happens nationally.
Status:
Passed both chambers
Position:
Support
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