Committees · 2004 Regular Session
Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Members
As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.
Democrat · 15th District
Democrat · 14th District
Thomas P. GaffeyV. Ch
Democrat · 13th District
Roberta B. WillisV. Ch
Democrat · 64th District
Judith G. FreedmanR. M.
Republican · 26th District
Sonya GooginsR. M.
Republican · 31st District
Democrat · 12th District
Republican · 143rd District
Democrat · 11th District
Democrat · 137th District
Democrat · 21st District
Republican · 16th District
Democrat · 56th District
Democrat · 8th District
Democrat · 140th District
Democrat · 54th District
Republican · 74th District
Democrat · 35th District
Democrat · 48th District
Republican · 65th District
Republican · 55th District
Bills
Bills sent to the committee in the 2004 Regular Session.
Bills sent24
1% of the bills sent to joint committees
Reported out75%
18 of 24; 2 moved on without a report, 4 stopped in committee
Time in committee12 days
most between 8 and 13 days
Amendments offered0
committee amendments
In every session
Each session over its whole term.
202620 bills
reported 90% · typically 14 days, most 12–19 · 0 amendments · 18 members
202565 bills
reported 54% · typically 14 days, most 12–35 · 0 amendments · 18 members
202426 bills
reported 92% · typically 15 days, most 14–21 · 0 amendments · 22 members
202373 bills
reported 41% · typically 29 days, most 19–46 · 0 amendments · 22 members
202237 bills
reported 65% · typically 21 days, most 15–29 · 0 amendments · 22 members
202185 bills
reported 51% · typically 41 days, most 26–52 · 0 amendments · 22 members
202034 bills
reported 53% · typically 19 days, most 19–32 · 0 amendments · 22 members
201975 bills
reported 55% · typically 41 days, most 21–48 · 0 amendments · 22 members
201851 bills
reported 35% · typically 14 days, most 14–27 · 0 amendments · 21 members
201769 bills
reported 39% · typically 27 days, most 14–48 · 0 amendments · 21 members
201623 bills
reported 87% · typically 20 days, most 9–27 · 0 amendments · 20 members
2015105 bills
reported 37% · typically 28 days, most 8–45 · 0 amendments · 20 members
201437 bills
reported 78% · typically 13 days, most 8–23 · 0 amendments · 20 members
201371 bills
reported 54% · typically 28 days, most 19–46 · 0 amendments · 19 members
201242 bills
reported 83% · typically 19 days, most 12–26 · 0 amendments · 20 members
201170 bills
reported 47% · typically 28 days, most 9–43 · 0 amendments · 20 members
201028 bills
reported 75% · typically 14 days, most 6–35 · 0 amendments · 20 members
200973 bills
reported 51% · typically 20 days, most 12–43 · 0 amendments · 19 members
200864 bills
reported 66% · typically 13 days, most 8–19 · 0 amendments · 19 members
2007107 bills
reported 51% · typically 21 days, most 7–40 · 0 amendments · 19 members
200650 bills
reported 58% · typically 13 days, most 12–14 · 0 amendments · 21 members
200562 bills
reported 45% · typically 20 days, most 12–29 · 0 amendments · 22 members
200424 bills
reported 75% · typically 12 days, most 8–13 · 0 amendments · 21 members
200370 bills
reported 30% · typically 19 days, most 19–20 · 0 amendments · 21 members
Bills it was sent
Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2004 Regular Session, newest first.
24 bills
House Bill 5521 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT RELATIVE TO CERTAIN GRANT PROGRAMS AND ESTABLISHING A TRANSPORTATION GRANTS AND RESTRICTED ACCOUNTS FUND.
Sent April 20, 2004 · Reported out after 1 day · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate
Senate Bill 569 · AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES.
Sent April 14, 2004 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 5069 · AN ACT REVISING VARIOUS PUBLIC SAFETY STATUTES.
Sent March 31, 2004 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
Senate Bill 487 · AN ACT ADOPTING THE UNIFORM ATHLETE AGENTS ACT.
Sent March 31, 2004 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 5410 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT STUDENT LOAN FOUNDATION.
Sent March 23, 2004 · Reported out after 8 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
Senate Bill 237 · AN ACT PROVIDING FREE TUITION AT STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR SIBLINGS, CHILDREN AND SPOUSES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL KILLED IN ACTION IN IRAQ OR AFGHANISTAN.
Sent March 2, 2004 · Stopped in committee after 6 days
House Bill 5569 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS IN THE SUBJECT OF MATH AND AN ALGEBRA REQUIREMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Moved on without a report after 12 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5570 · AN ACT CONCERNING A CONNECTICUT STRATEGIC WORKFORCE PLAN.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate
House Bill 5571 · AN ACT ADDRESSING THE NURSING SHORTAGE AND ESTABLISHING A CHALLENGE GRANT FOR REGIONAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARDS.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
Senate Bill 515 · AN ACT ADDRESSING THE NURSING SHORTAGE.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 516 · AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE COMMUNITY-TECHNICAL COLLEGES TO SPONSOR A MAGNET SCHOOL AT MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 517 · AN ACT CONCERNING WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
Senate Bill 518 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT FEES.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Stopped in committee after 1 day
Senate Bill 519 · AN ACT CONCERNING ALLIED HEALTH WORKFORCE NEEDS.
Sent February 26, 2004 · Reported out after 12 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 5506 · AN ACT CONCERNING IN-STATE TUITION AT STATE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS.
Sent February 25, 2004 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate
House Bill 5507 · AN ACT CONCERNING TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION.
Sent February 25, 2004 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
Senate Bill 459 · AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TAX EXEMPTION FOR SALES OF TEXTBOOKS AT PRIVATE OCCUPATIONAL SCHOOLS.
Sent February 25, 2004 · Reported out after 13 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 460 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Sent February 25, 2004 · Stopped in committee after 2 days
Senate Bill 461 · AN ACT CONCERNING STUDENT TEXTBOOK PURCHASING POLICIES.
Sent February 25, 2004 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the Senate, and became law
House Bill 5053 · AN ACT CONCERNING RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR CERTAIN PART-TIME HIGHER EDUCATION PERSONNEL.
Sent February 24, 2004 · Moved on without a report after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
4 more
House Bill 5438 · AN ACT CONCERNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION AND IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS AND TEACHER PREPARATION COURSES.
Sent February 20, 2004 · Reported out after 18 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 5335 · AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TAX EXEMPTION FOR SALES OF TEXTBOOKS AT PRIVATE OCCUPATIONAL SCHOOLS.
Sent February 17, 2004 · Stopped in committee after 0 days
Senate Bill 198 · AN ACT PROVIDING FREE TUITION AT PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR CHILDREN AND SPOUSES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL KILLED IN ACTION.
Sent February 11, 2004 · Reported out after 27 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives
Senate Bill 36 · AN ACT CONCERNING STATE MATCHING FUNDS FOR ENDOWMENT FUND ELIGIBLE GIFTS.
Sent February 5, 2004 · Reported out after 33 days · did not pass the Senate