Commerce Committee

• Gary D. LeBeauCh

  Democrat · 3rd District

• Lee A. SamowitzCh

  Democrat · 129th District

• Biagio CiottoV.Ch

  Democrat · 9th District

• Walter M. PawelkiewiczV.Ch

  Democrat · 49th District

• Sonya GooginsR.M.

  Republican · 31st District

• Stephen R. SommaR.M.

  Republican · 16th District

• Ronald San Angelo

  Republican · 131st District

• Michael A. Caron

  Republican · 44th District

• Annette Carter

  Democrat · 7th District

• Catherine W. Cook

  Republican · 18th District

• Joseph J. Crisco

  Democrat · 17th District

• Anthony J. D'Amelio

  Republican · 71st District

• Leonard C. Greene

  Republican · 105th District

• Antonio Guerrera

  Democrat · 29th District

• Gail K. Hamm

  Democrat · 34th District

• Barnaby Horton

  Democrat · 2nd District

• Claire L. Janowski

  Democrat · 56th District

• Shawn T. Johnston

  Democrat · 51st District

• John S. Kovaleski

  Democrat · 65th District

• Jack Malone

  Democrat · 47th District

• Vickie Orsini Nardello

  Democrat · 89th District

• Selim G. Noujaim

  Republican · 74th District

• Linda A. Orange

  Democrat · 48th District

• Gary Orefice

  Democrat · 37th District

• Theodore V. Raczka

  Democrat · 100th District

• John J. Ryan

  Republican · 141st District

• Kathleen M. Tallarita

  Democrat · 58th District

• Bills sent37

  2% of the bills sent to joint committees

• Reported out49%

  18 of 37; 1 moved on without a report, 18 stopped in committee

• Time in committee12 days

  most between 7 and 20 days

• Amendments offered0

  committee amendments

• 202625 bills

  reported 64% · typically 22 days, most 14–26 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 202542 bills

  reported 52% · typically 21 days, most 14–48 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 202425 bills

  reported 68% · typically 19 days, most 14–22 · 0 amendments · 24 members

• 202344 bills

  reported 55% · typically 33 days, most 19–39 · 0 amendments · 24 members

• 202234 bills

  reported 79% · typically 20 days, most 12–29 · 0 amendments · 23 members

• 202164 bills

  reported 42% · typically 29 days, most 12–48 · 0 amendments · 23 members

• 202034 bills

  reported 24% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 201960 bills

  reported 45% · typically 12 days, most 7–40 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 201836 bills

  reported 86% · typically 22 days, most 15–22 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 201773 bills

  reported 45% · typically 19 days, most 19–50 · 0 amendments · 20 members

• 201636 bills

  reported 86% · typically 19 days, most 14–19 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 201594 bills

  reported 27% · typically 21 days, most 19–46 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 201467 bills

  reported 66% · typically 19 days, most 12–28 · 0 amendments · 20 members

• 2013110 bills

  reported 43% · typically 19 days, most 12–53 · 0 amendments · 20 members

• 201272 bills

  reported 69% · typically 19 days, most 7–27 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2011138 bills

  reported 43% · typically 19 days, most 12–20 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 201066 bills

  reported 77% · typically 19 days, most 7–27 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 2009112 bills

  reported 42% · typically 22 days, most 14–38 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 200899 bills

  reported 60% · typically 14 days, most 12–21 · 0 amendments · 22 members

• 2007208 bills

  reported 35% · typically 15 days, most 8–29 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 200676 bills

  reported 43% · typically 20 days, most 7–22 · 0 amendments · 29 members

• 2005116 bills

  reported 42% · typically 49 days, most 25–56 · 0 amendments · 29 members

• 200474 bills

  reported 42% · typically 12 days, most 12–27 · 0 amendments · 27 members

• 200345 bills

  reported 47% · typically 23 days, most 21–56 · 0 amendments · 26 members

• 200237 bills

  reported 49% · typically 12 days, most 7–20 · 0 amendments · 27 members

• 2001138 bills

  reported 38% · typically 45 days, most 7–61 · 0 amendments · 26 members

37 bills

• House Bill 5712 · AN ACT CONCERNING RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION.

  Sent May 1, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 1 day

• House Bill 5718 · AN ACT CONCERNING THIRD-PARTY LIABILITY FOR CONTAMINATED PROPERTY AND MINOR REVISIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL STATUTES.

  Sent April 18, 2002 · Moved on without a report after 7 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5637 · AN ACT SETTING PROCEDURES, PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND WORKPLACE QUALITY STANDARDS FOR ANY CONTRACTING OUT-OF-STATE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

  Sent April 17, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 0 days

• Senate Bill 342 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE FINANCING OF RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS.

  Sent April 10, 2002 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives

• Senate Bill 343 · AN ACT CONCERNING AN ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION PLAN.

  Sent April 3, 2002 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5007 · AN ACT REQUIRING THE CONNECTICUT TRANSPORTATION STRATEGY BOARD TO SUBMIT FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EACH NEW ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.

  Sent March 28, 2002 · Reported out after 5 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5595 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE SALE OF WATER COMPANIES TO FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 1 day

• House Bill 5596 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS OF THE STATE FOR THE BRISTOL REVITALIZATION PROJECT.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 1 day

• House Bill 5597 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS OF THE STATE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RAILROAD MUSEUM OF NEW ENGLAND IN THE TOWN OF THOMASTON.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 12 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5598 · AN ACT CONCERNING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY MICROENTERPRISES.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 12 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• Senate Bill 475 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS OF THE STATE FOR THE ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION OF DOWNTOWN MERIDEN.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 7 days · did not pass the Senate

• Senate Bill 476 · AN ACT CONCERNING REPAYMENT OF LOANS MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 1 day

• Senate Bill 477 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS OF THE STATE FOR THE SAWMILL ROAD REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 7 days · did not pass the Senate

• Senate Bill 478 · AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF ENTERPRISE ZONES.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 7 days · did not pass the Senate

• Senate Bill 479 · AN ACT CONCERNING REPORTS ON PROJECTS RECEIVING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE.

  Sent February 28, 2002 · Reported out after 12 days · did not pass the Senate

• Senate Bill 332 · AN ACT CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL TRADE.

  Sent February 21, 2002 · Reported out after 19 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5400 · AN ACT CONCERNING BONDS FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

  Sent February 20, 2002 · Reported out after 15 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5401 · AN ACT ESTABLISHING A REVOLVING LOAN ACCOUNT FOR INITIATION OF PROJECTS IN THE URBAN AND INDUSTRIAL SITE REINVESTMENT PROGRAM.

  Sent February 20, 2002 · Reported out after 15 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5402 · AN ACT CONCERNING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF STATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE.

  Sent February 20, 2002 · Reported out after 20 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5403 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS OF THE STATE FOR THE RENOVATION OF EAST MOUNTAIN PARK IN THE CITY OF WATERBURY.

  Sent February 20, 2002 · Stopped in committee after 0 days